7 - IUP Crimson Hawks

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DIVISION II FOOTBALL
ALL-TIME VICTORIES
528 ALL-TIME WINS
DIVISION II FOOTBALL
ALL-TIME WINNING
PERCENTAGE
School
1. Grand Valley State
2. Bentley
3. Valdosta State
4. West Chester
5. Tx. A&M-Kingsville
6. IUP
7. Pittsburg State
8. Carson-Newman
9. Minnesota-Duluth
10. Tuskegee
Record
356-131-3
189-83-1
258-115-3
571-261-17
591-291-16
528-261-23
682-335-47
605-321-31
489-261-24
658-357-49
Pct.
.730
.694
.690
.683
.667
.664
.663
.648
.647
.641
Record
682-335-47
658-357-49
612-413-46
605-321-31
602-379-46
591-291-16
571-261-17
552-356-53
549-391-33
543-359-38
543-383-32
538-394-32
536-367-47
531-561-44
528-261-23
526-311-27
525-501-51
502-345-14
498-422-26
496-491-21
17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
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17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS | 6 PSAC “STATE GAME” APPEARANCES | 528 ALL-TIME VICTORIES
School
1. Pittsburg State
2. Tuskegee
3. Hillsdale
4. Carson-Newman
5. Central Oklahoma
6. Tx. A&M-Kingsville
7. West Chester
8. Virginia State
9. Truman
10. Arkansas Tech
11. Northern State
12. NW Missouri State
13. Virginia Union
14. Washburn
15. IUP
16. Nebraska-Kearney
17. Central Missouri
18. Chadron State
19. Catawba
20. West Tx A&M
HISTORY OF SUCCESS ................................................. INSIDE FRONT COVER
TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................................................................4
2015 QUICK FACTS ........................................................................................5
THE COVER PLAYERS OF 2015.......................................................................6
MEDIA INFORMATION ...................................................................................7
IUP FOOTBALL - KINGS OF THE WEST ...........................................................8
PENNSYLVANIA STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE .........................................9
2015 SEASON PREVIEW ......................................................................... 10-14
15 NCAA PLAYOFF BERTHS | 6 NATIONAL SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES | NATIONAL TITLE GAME IN 1990 & 1993
NUMERICAL ROSTER .............................................................................. 15-16
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER ........................................................................ 17-18
ROSTER BREAKDOWN .................................................................................18
2015 OPPONENTS ........................................................................................19
COACHING STAFF & RETURNING STARTERS
HEAD COACH CURT CIGNETTI .............................................................. 22-23
ASSISTANT COACHES............................................................................. 24-27
RETURNING STARTERS ........................................................................... 28-35
2014 YEAR IN REVIEW
GAME REVIEWS ..................................................................................... 38-43
PSAC STANDINGS, NCAA PLAYOFFS ...........................................................44
IUP INDIVIDUAL, TEAM STATISTICS ....................................................... 45-46
2015 SIGNING DAY CLASS ...........................................................................47
IUP FOOTBALL HISTORY
RETIRED NUMBERS ................................................................................. 48-49
POSTSEASON HISTORY................................................................................50
PLAYOFF GAME SUMMARIES ................................................................. 51-55
CREDITS
EDITORIAL
The 2015 IUP football media guide was
created by the sports information office,
including Sports Information Director Ryan
Rebholz and Student Assistant Josh Hill. Other
informational assistance provided by IUP Head
Coach Curt Cignetti, his coaching staff,
NFL.com, the IUP compliance office and the
sports information directors from opposing
schools.
Information on the residential revival project
and the university was provided by the IUP
communications department.
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS ...................................................................... 56-58
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS .................................................................57
PHOTOGRAPHY
ALL-AMERICANS..........................................................................................59
Photography credits go to Anthony Shingler,
Keith Boyer, Nick Dampman, Tim Barnhart,
and Geoffrey Bolte. Other photographs were
pulled from the IUP sports information and
communications department archives as well
as the Indiana Gazette.
The pictures of IUP players in the NFL were
supplied by the Buffalo Bills (Jim Haslett
and Chris Villarrial), San Diego Chargers
(Leander Jordan), Kansas City Chiefs (Kris
Griffin), Baltimore Ravens (John Jones), Arizona
Cardinals (LeRon McCoy), Jacksonville Jaguars
(Akwasi Owusu-Ansah), Washington Redskins
(Jim Haslett) and James D. Smith of the Dallas
Cowboys (Akwasi Owusu-Ansah).
ALL-TIME LETTERMEN ............................................................................ 60-64
IUP GAME RECORDS ...................................................................................65
IUP SEASON RECORDS ................................................................................66
PLAYOFF RECORDS .....................................................................................67
IUP HIGHS AND LOWS .................................................................................68
OPPONENT HIGHS AND LOWS ....................................................................69
IUP SINGLE GAME RECORDS ......................................................................70
IUP SINGLE SEASON RECORDS .............................................................. 71-73
IUP CAREER RECORDS ........................................................................... 73-75
IUP IN THE NFL........................................................................................ 76-77
SPORTS MEDICINE ......................................................................................78
ABOUT IUP .............................................................................................. 79-81
FRANK CIGNETTI FIELD @ GEORGE P. MILLER STADIUM ...............................
....................................................................................... INSIDE BACK COVER
2015 SCHEDULE......................................................................... BACK COVER
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PRINTING
The media guide was printed by the Print
Center on the campus of IUP. Special thanks to
Toni Linta, Becky Meyer, and Kristin Williams.
ABOUT IUP
Official Name of School ..................................................................Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Founded ....................................................................................................................................... 1875
Enrollment ................................................................................................................................ 14,369
Nickname.................................................................................................................... Crimson Hawks
Colors .....................................................................................................................Crimson and Gray
President ...........................................................................................................Dr. Michael A. Driscoll
ATHLETICS
Mailing Address .................................................................................................. Kovalchick Complex
.........................................................................................711 Pratt Drive, Suite 204, Indiana, PA 15705
Interim Athletic Director ...................................................................................................Steve Roach
Sports Medicine (Football Contact) ............................................................................... Frank Trenney
Business Officer ...........................................................................................................Lisa Bash-Ward
Facilities Director .............................................................................................................Emily Briggs
National Affiliation .................................................................................................... NCAA Division II
Conference ....................................Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), Western Division
Stadium (Capacity/Surface) .............. Frank Cignetti Field at George P. Miller Stadium (6,000/A-Turf)
SPORTS INFORMATION
Sports Information Director ............................................................................................ Ryan Rebholz
Office Phone ...................................................................................................................724-357-2747
Email Address ......................................................................................................... [email protected]
CRIMSON HAWKS FOOTBALL
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach ...................................................................................Curt Cignetti (West Virginia, 1982)
IUP Record .................................................................................................................34-12, four years
Overall Record ............................................................................................................................ Same
Office Phone ...................................................................................................................724-357-2780
Best Time to Reach Coach Cignetti .......................................................................Weekday Mornings
Assistants
Defensive Coordinator/Safeties ................................................................................... Paul Tortorella
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks .......................................................................... Marty Higgins
Offensive Line ............................................................................................................. Mike Campolo
Wide Receivers ...........................................................................................................Rod Rutherford
Running Backs ..................................................................................................................Luke Barker
Linebackers/Special Teams Coordinator ............................................................................. Jim Smith
Defensive Line...............................................................................................................Bryant Haines
Cornerbacks ................................................................................................................ Johnny Franco
Graduate Assistant ........................................................................................................... Dale Boston
TEAM INFORMATION
Base Offense ...........................................................................................................................Multiple
Base Defense ..........................................................................................................................Multiple
Offensive Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................................................. 5/6
Defensive Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................................................10/4
Specialist Starters Returning/Lost ................................................................................................. 1/1
HISTORY
2014 Overall Record........................................................................................................................6-5
2014 PSAC West Record/Finish ................................................................................................ 5-4/5th
First Year of Football (modern era) ............................................................................................... 1927
All-Time Football Record...................................................................... 528-261-23 (.664) (86 seasons)
Years in Division II Playoffs........................................ 15 (1987-91, 1993-94, 1996, 1998-02, 2007, 2012)
Years in Division II National Semifinals........................................................ 6 (1989-91, 1993-94, 1999)
Years in Division II National Championship Game .............................................................. 1990, 1993
Last Postseason Opponents (2012) .............Defeated Shepherd (27-17), Defeated New Haven (17-14),
......................................................................................................Lost to Winston-Salem State (21-17)
All-Time Division II Playoff Record .............................................................................................. 18-15
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Athletic Department Phone ............................................................................... 724-357-HAWK (4295)
Ticket Office Phone .........................................................................................................724-357-5222
Athletic Department Fax .................................................................................................724-357-2754
Athletics Website ..............................................................................................www.IUPathletics.com
5 DIFFERENT COVERS IN 2015
This year’s version of the IUP FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE
features four different players each receiving their own
cover. A fifth cover features all four players together, with
each showing off the Crimson Hawks’ brand new uniforms
for the 2015 season.
All five of those covers are included on this page, with the
group shot pictured to the left. Players include (from left
to right): Karon Gibson, Dorian Lane, Ethan Cooper and
Kevin Clarke.
The Crimson Hawks will show off new Nike uniforms in
2015, getting new crimson (home) and white (road) jerseys
to pair with a new pair of silver pants.
The individual covers below are (from left to right): Clarke,
Cooper, Gibson and Lane.
About the uniforms: The “Air Attack” uniforms include
three-color stretch twill numbers in four separate locations
on the jersey and a 1.5” IUP text embroidered on the front.
Dri-FIT fabric wicks and evaporates sweat away from the
body, allowing players to stay dry and comfortable.
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MEDIA INFORMATION
CREDENTIALS
Credentials for IUP home games are
issued to working media only and
should be requested as early as
possible. All credential requests
should be directed to Sports
Information Director Ryan Rebholz at
[email protected] with the subject
“Credential Request.”
Each visiting opponent sports
information director submits a list of
attending media members. To get on
that list, please inform the respective
school’s sports information director
prior to that week.
MEDIA WILL CALL/ENTRANCE
All media members must pick up
credentials and enter at the George P.
Miller Stadium Ticket Booth, which is
open two hours prior to kickoff. The
Ticket Booth is located on the East
side of the stadium, in front of the
main entrance (directly across from
the Kovalchick Complex).
Head Coach Curt Cignetti devotes
each Wednesday morning for office
time with media members to discuss
the upcoming game. For all other
interview requests for Cignetti,
please contact the Sports Information
Office.
Interviews with Cignetti and
student-athletes are more open
during postgame. Student-athletes
are available outside of the locker
room in the Memorial Field House
after the game and Cignetti will host
media members in his office after
he meets with the team in the locker
room. There is no postgame press
conference and no set times for the
Cignetti conference.
MEDIA SEATING
Unfortunately, due to the size and
layout of the press box at Miller
Stadium, seating for the media is
extremely limited and will be
assigned on a priority basis.
Due to time contraints, visiting radio
and television can pick up their
credentials in the press box or from
their respective sports information
director.
VISITING RADIO BROADCAST
The visiting radio crew has reserved
seating on the upper level of the
press box. A phone line will be made
available for the two-person booth.
PARKING
There are no parking passes for
working media members. Instead,
free parking for credentialed media
is located in the Zink Lot, which is
located on the Northwest corner of
the stadium and can be reached from
Maple Street. Please notify the
parking attendants that you are
working media for that game.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Still photographers and television
cameramen will need a media
credential to work from the field.
Working areas are at any location on
the field outside of the designated
team box. Be prepared to show
identification.
INTERVIEW POLICY
The Sports Information Office will
assist media members with the
coverage of IUP football.
All interviews with student-athletes
MUST be arranged through the
Sports Information Office. If a media
member wishes to complete a more
in-depth interview for a feature story,
SCOUTS
Scouts are also asked to make
credential requests through the
Sports Information Office. Possible
ticket and credential arrangements
will be made in conjunction with the
Athletic Business Office. Scouts may
also pick up their credentials at the
Miller Stadium Ticket Booth.
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IUP SPORTS INFORMATION
PHONE: (724) 357-2747
FAX: (724) 357-2754
MAILING ADDRESS:
711 Pratt Drive, Suite 204
Indiana, PA 15705
WEBSITES
www.iupathletics.com
www.twitter.com/iupcrimsonhawk
www.facebook.com/iupcrimsonhawks
www.instagram.com/iupcrimsonhawk
SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF
Ryan Rebholz
Sports
Information
Director
ADDITIONAL CONTACT INFO:
Rebholz Email: [email protected]
WIRELESS ACCESS
Wireless access is available at Miller
Stadium. Please notify a member of the
IUP Sports Information Office for
assistance.
IUP MEDIA SERVICES
Media members may access the most
up-to-date information on the IUP football
team on the athletic department’s official
website: www.iupathletics.com.
Game notes, official statistics, game
recaps, box scores and general releases
will be updated regularly. All of this
information is available online.
Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz
will also send out game notes via email
prior to each game. To get on the media
list, please email him at
[email protected].
Media members are asked to make
credential requests at least 24 hours
prior to the game.
please contact Ryan Rebholz at (724)
357-2747 or at [email protected] to
arrange an interview.
K
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S
O F
T H E
WEST
PSAC WEST STANDINGS (SINCE 1986)
PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
BY SCHOOL
School
Overall
Pct.
Division
Pct.
IUP
247-82-1
.748
146-36-1
.798
School
Slippery Rock
194-121-4
.608
117-63-3
.639
West Chester
Edinboro
189-127-2
.594
106-75-2
.579
IUP
Shippensburg
130-120-2
.518
71-65-2
.514
38-32
.543
24-27
169-148-2
.530
48-31
Gannon
California (PA)
Mercyhurst
Clarion
Lock Haven
Seton Hill
(ALL-TIME)
Division
No.
East
18
West
17
Bloomsburg
East
17
.471
East Stroudsburg
East
12
86-97
.470
Slippery Rock
West
10
.608
22-29
.431
California
West
8
116-191
.378
64-119
.350
Millersville
East
8
55-247-3
.180
20-154-2
.114
Shippensburg
East/West
7
4-18
.189
2-14
.125
Clarion
West
6
Edinboro
West
6
East/West
4
Mansfield
East
2
Kutztown
East
1
West
1
*Notes
Shippensburg moved to the East in 2008
Gannon & Mercyhurst joined in 2008
Lock Haven left for the East in 2013
Seton Hill joined in 2013
Lock Haven
Mercyhurst
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Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) has evolved into one of the
NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences.
The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its women’s programs.
Only three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, the league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II.
Among its recent enhancements, the PSAC has expanded its membership twice during a four-year span. The first occurred during the 200809 academic year with the addition of full-time members Gannon
University and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. On July 1, 2013, Seton Hill University and the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown joined the PSAC. The membership now consists of 18 full-time institutions.
All of the league’s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state
conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the
distinctions as: The largest conference in Division II, the largest football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level.
Although all 18 current institutions are members of Division II, seven league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports.
PSAC schools enroll over 127,000 students and claim over 710,000 alumni, including 483,000 who reside in Pennsylvania.
The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 18 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, an associate and assistant commissioner,
and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.
Thursday, September 3
Clarion at Lock Haven, 6:06 PM
Saint Joseph’s College (Ind.) at Edinboro, 6:00
PM
Lenoir-Rhyne at West Chester, 6:00 PM
Ursinus at Millersville, 7:00 PM
LIU Post at East Stroudsburg, 7:05 PM
Saturday, September 5
Bentley at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM
Gannon at Southern Conn. State, 12:00 PM
California at Virginia State, 1:00 PM
Seton Hill at Shippensburg, 1:00 PM
Slippery Rock at New Haven, 1:00 PM
Lincoln at Cheyney, 1:00 PM
Assumption at Kutztown, 1:05 PM
Stonehill at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM
Thursday, September 10
Millersville at Clarion, 6:00 PM
Cheyney at Gannon, 12:00 PM
Shippensburg at Edinboro, 12:00 PM
West Chester at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM
Bloomsburg at California, 1:00 PM
Lock Haven at Seton Hill, 3:00 PM
Kutztown at IUP, 4:00 PM
East Stroudsburg at Slippery Rock, 6:00 PM
Seton Hill at West Chester, 1:00 PM
Shippensburg at California, 1:00 PM
Cheyney at Clarion, 1:00 PM
Edinboro at East Stroudsburg, 1:00 PM
Lock Haven at IUP, 1:00 PM
Gannon at Kutztown, 1:05 PM
Mercyhurst at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM
Millersville at Slippery Rock, 6:00 PM
California at Edinboro, 12:00 PM*
Clarion at Gannon, 12:00 PM*
East Stroudsburg at Lock Haven, 12:00 PM*
Kutztown at Cheyney, 1:00 PM*
IUP at Mercyhurst, 1:00 PM*
Bloomsburg at Shippensburg, 1:00 PM*
West Chester at Millersville, 1:00 PM*
Slippery Rock at Seton Hill, 3:00 PM*
Saturday, October 3
Slippery Rock at Gannon, 12:00 PM*
West Chester at Lock Haven, 12:00 PM*
Seton Hill at California, 1:00 PM*
Mercyhurst at Clarion, 2:00 PM*
Cheyney at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM*
Edinboro at IUP, 2:00 PM*
Shippensburg at East Stroudsburg, 6:05 PM*
Millersville at Kutztown, 6:05 PM*
Saturday, October 10
Gannon at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM*
Lock Haven at Shippensburg, 1:00 PM*
East Stroudsburg at Cheyney, 1:00 PM*
Kutztown at West Chester, 1:00 PM*
California at Slippery Rock, 2:00 PM*
Clarion at Edinboro, 2:00 PM*
IUP at Seton Hill, 3:00 PM*
Bloomsburg at Millersville, 4:00 PM*
Thursday, October 15
Edinboro at Gannon, 6:00 PM*
Slippery Rock at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM*
Seton Hill at Clarion, 1:00 PM*
West Chester at Shippensburg, 1:00 PM*
Kutztown at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM*
Millersville at East Stroudsburg, 2:05 PM*
Cheyney at Lock Haven, 2:06 PM*
California at IUP, 6:00 PM*
* PSAC Divisional Game
Thursday, October 22
Mercyhurst at Edinboro, 6:00 PM*
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Shippensburg at Cheyney, 1:00 PM*
Lock Haven at Millersville, 2:00 PM*
IUP at Slippery Rock, 1:00 PM*
Clarion at California, 3:00 PM*
East Stroudsburg at Kutztown, 1:05 PM*
Bloomsburg at West Chester, 2:00 PM*
Gannon at Seton Hill, 4:00 PM*
Slippery Rock at Edinboro, 12:00 PM*
West Chester at Cheyney, 1:00 PM*
Seton Hill at Mercyhurst, 12:00 PM*
California at Gannon, 12:00 PM*
IUP at Clarion, 12:00 PM*
Bloomsburg at East Stroudsburg, 1:05 PM*
Kutztown at Lock Haven, 1:00 PM*
Millersville at Shippensburg, 1:00 PM*
Saturday November 7
Edinboro at Seton Hill, 12:00 PM*
East Stroudsburg at West Chester, 1:00 PM*
Clarion at Slippery Rock, 1:00 PM*
Mercyhurst at California, 1:00 PM*
Gannon at IUP, 1:00 PM*
Cheyney at Millersville, 1:00 PM*
Shippensburg at Kutztown, 1:05 PM*
Lock Haven at Bloomsburg, 2:00 PM*
Saturday November 14
Slippery Rock at Cheyney, 12:00 PM
IUP at West Chester, 12:00 PM
Seton Hill at Bloomsburg, 12:00 PM
Gannon at East Stroudsburg, 12:05 PM
Edinboro at Millersville, 1:00 PM
California at Lock Haven, 1:00 PM
Mercyhurst at Shippensburg, 1:00 PM
Clarion at Kutztown, 1:05 PM
2015 PSAC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
2015 SEASON PREVIEW
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Head Coach Curt Cignetti fields an
exciting team loaded with newcomers
and veterans alike
IUP will be looking for a
rebound year in 2015 as the
Crimson Hawks will hope
to blend a ton of youth and
some experience at key
spots to make another run at
the PSAC championship and
NCAA playoff berth.
The Crimson Hawks bring
back 16 returning starters,
including a pair of standout
defensive players from 2013
who did not play a season
ago. A successful season will
hinge on the talent of the last
two recruiting classes mixing
with the experience of IUP’s
24 upper classmen.
QUARTERBACKS
Cignetti will again count on
the running backs to carry
the load this year. Three of
the top four rushers return,
led by second team All-PSAC
West honoree, Luigi ListaBrinza. One of the top
yards in the last three games.
Junior Izzy Green returns
after an injury plagued 2014.
Green had a good spring
and Cignetti believes that
his quickness in the hole and
ability to make guys miss
makes him a “wildcard” for
the Crimson Hawks this year.
Transfer Drew Harris, a
Cignetti will see four new
faces join incumbent Chase
Haslett behind center in
2015. Haslett – a graduate
student – won the three-man
quarterback competition in
fall camp after transferring
from Illinois last year, starting
10 games for the Crimson
Hawks and throwing for
2,178 yards and 16
touchdowns. He threw for
more than 350 yards in
back-to-back games against
California (Pa.) and Slippery
Rock, and his 60.4
completion percentage tied
for the fifth best in single
season school history.
Adding a different element
to the position is
Temple transfer,
2015 PRESEASON STORYLINES
Lenny Williams.
A nearby Sto-Rox
grad, Williams was
• THE RICH GET RICHER:
a four-year starter
IUP will return seven starters on dein high school who
fense from last year, and three more
finished his career
who started in 2013. These 10 playas the WPIAL’s allers will look to keep the tradition of
defensive excellence alive here at
time leading passer
IUP in 2015.
with 8,509 yards
• WILL I AM:
and 102 touchEric Williams will be back in an IUP
downs. The redshirt
uniform for the 2015 season. The
freshman is also a
safety was a force to be reckoned
threat to run,
with in 2013, accounting for 48
compiling nearly
tackles and six interceptions in 11
3,000 rushing yards.
games.
• QB’S APLENTY:
In addition, three
Much like last year, IUP will have
true freshmen
multiple players vying for the startexpect to see reps
ing quarterback job during camp.
in fall camp,
Graduate student Chase Haslett
including Andre
will be joined by redshirt freshman
Dreuitt-Parks, Dan
Lenny Williams and true freshmen
Fisher, and Mike
Andre Dreuitt-Parks, Dan Fisher and
Pietropola.
Mike Pietropola.
An incredible 63 of the
Crimson Hawks’ 87 players
entering the summer are
either freshmen or
sophomores as head coach
Curt Cignetti has increased
his recruiting numbers over
the last two offseasons. A
total of 11 true freshmen saw
playing time last year with
four of those being returning
starters.
RUNNING BACKS
freshman running backs
in the nation last year,
Lista-Brinza led the Crimson
Hawks with 846 yards and 10
touchdowns, hitting the 100yard mark on five occasions.
Fellow sophomore Chris
Temple played in nine games
last year as a backup and
saw his workload increase
as the season progressed,
rushing for a combined 289
11
former four-star recruit
and Virginia Tech commit,
was slowed by injury in the
spring but has ability and
will look for carries this fall.
Also competing for carries
will be redshirt freshman
Shannon Jackson.
ABOVE: Sophomore Chris Temple
has emerged as a legitimate
threat out of the backfield for the
Crimson Hawks and is poised for a
good year in 2015.
WHAT IUP RETURNS IN 2015
Category
Starters
Off. Starters
Def. Starters
ST Starters
Pct. Returning
62.5% (14* of 24)
45.5% (5 of 11)
72.7% (8* of 11)
50% (1 of 2)
Rushing Yards
80.3% (1433 of 1785)
Passing Yards
93.9% (2178 of 2319)
Receiving Yards 32.7% (758 of 2319)
Scoring
45.4% (128 of 400)
Total Offense
88% (3611 of 4104)
Tackles
Tackles-for-Loss
Sacks
Interceptions
75.8% (602 of 794)
56.8% (58 of 78)
71.4% (20 of 28)
60% (3 of 5)
Kick Ret.Yards
Punt Ret.Yards
70.9% (627 of 884)
78.9% (213 of 270)
*Not counting Eric Williams and Jay Watkins, who
started in 2013 but sat out last season.
TIGHT ENDS &
FULLBACKS
Rex Pearce
expects to take
over as the main
fullback with last
year’s starter,
Nick Dubowski,
moving to
defense. The
redshirt
sophomore
appeared in eight
games last year
and improved
with a good
spring.
Cignetti likes
the experience
returning at the
tight end spot,
with junior Kevin
Edwards looking
to jump into the
starting lineup.
Edwards has
played in 20 career games
and flashed some big play
ability with two touchdowns
against Gannon in 2013.
Redshirt sophomore C.J.
Jackson (6-5, 250) adds size
and had a productive spring
while redshirt freshman
Noah Bertram has shown
good receiving ability.
WIDE RECEIVERS
Even though they are not
deep with experience,
Cignetti is impressed with
the talent of this young
receiving corps. Sophomore
Walt Pegues is IUP’s leading
returning pass catcher,
snagging 45 passes for 607
yards and four touchdowns
last season. Known more for
his game-breaking ability in the kick return game,
Pegues will look to flash his
speed and agility even more
on offense in 2015.
Sean McVay is the most
experienced Crimson
Hawks’ wideout with 21
career games under his belt.
Plagued by injuries during
most of his time at IUP, the
senior has 21 receptions for
227 yards and three touchdowns working mostly from
the slot.
Redshirt freshmen
Swahneek Brown (6-3, 186)
and Miles Williamson (6-4,
195) each add size to the
receiving corps. Brown
flashed good potential in the
LEFT: Sophomore Walt Pegues
has flashed game-breaking
ability and looks to take another
step in the right direction in
2015.
RIGHT: Tight end C.J. Jackson
has good size and athleticism.
He may play a bigger role as a
pass catcher and a run blocker
in 2015.
12
spring while Williamson will
look to come back strong
after sitting out all of last
year with an injury.
Jordan Brown shows good
ability and will vie for time
in the slot this year after
seeing time on both offense
and defense while
redshirting last season.
Gabe Yuille joins the
Crimson Hawks this year
after playing the last two
years at Valley Forge Military
College.
OFFENSIVE LINE
Cignetti expects the
offensive line to rebound
and be better as a group this
season. He stressed
competition early on in fall
camp as the coaching staff
will look to identify the best
five players among a group
of 12 looking to earn a
starting assignment.
Three starters return from
last year, highlighted by
junior Ethan Cooper, an AllPSAC West selection as an
11-game starter at left guard
last year. Cooper’s
versatility will help the
Crimson Hawks, as he
rotated between the guard
and tackle positions this
spring.
Senior Jorge Vicioso will
return and is the most
experienced player on the
offensive line after starting
the last 21 games at right
tackle. Dan Charmo also
comes back and will look to
retain the right guard spot
after starting the last nine
games at that position as a
freshman last season.
DEFENSIVE LINE
Once again, Cignetti is
thrilled with the talent and
depth he has on the defensive line and believes this
group will be a disruptive
force.
The centerpiece of the unit is
senior Karon Gibson, a
ABOVE: Karon Gibson returns as
one of the mainstays on the IUP
defensive line in 2015.
Lining up next to Gibson
will be sophomore Jemal
Averette, a talented
prospect who figured into
the rotation early on during
his first year. Also looking
to see time on the inside
is experienced senior Jeff
Palmer, sophomore Justin
Weldon, and true freshmen
Colin Roach and Dyllon
Scott.
RETURNING STARTERS IN 2015*
Player
Pos.
Ht.
Wt. 2014 G/S
Dan Charmo (So.)
OL
6-3
270
10/8
Notes: Started eight games as a true freshman in 2014.
Kevin Clarke (R-Jr.)
LB
6-1
210
11/11
Notes: Started all 11 games in 2014; finished second in the PSAC
with 117 tackles.
Ethan Cooper (Jr.)
OL
6-3
320
Notes: Started every game at left gaurd last season.
11/11
Steve Franco (R-Jr.)
DB
6-2
205
Notes: Finished fifth on team in tackles with 46.
11/11
Karon Gibson (Sr.)
DL
5-11
285
Notes: His six sacks in 2014 were the most on the team.
Also returning to the lineup
is rush end Matthew Mowad,
another preseason AllAmerican. Cignetti likes the
sophomore’s motor and is
impressed with how much
he improved this spring.
Senior Jordan Batts and
junior Mason Tortorice will
look to compete at the other
end spot, while sophomore
transfer C.J. Odegbo and
true freshmen Malik Allen
and Deandre Easterling also
look for playing time.
11/1
Chase Haslett (Gr.)
QB
6-1
205
11/10
Notes: Set IUP single game record for pass completions (34)
against California in 2014.
Dorian Lane (Sr.)
LB
6-2
205
11/10*
Notes: Ran for 846 yards and 10 TDs his freshman year.
Luigi Lista-Brinza (So.)
RB
5-9
190
11/10
Notes: Ran for 846 yards and 10 TDs his freshman year.
Jeff Palmer (R-Sr.)
DL
6-2
270
Notes: Had eight tackles in game against Kutztown.
11/7
Ackeno Robertson (R-Jr.) DB
5-9
180
11/11
Notes: Had interception return for a touchdown against Clarion.
Matt Spegal (Sr.)
P
6-0
200
11/11
Notes: Finished sixth in the PSAC with a 38.6 yard average.
LINEBACKERS
The most experienced unit
for the Crimson Hawks, the
linebackers are led by AllAmerican candidate Kevin
Clarke and former All-PSAC
West pick Dorian Lane.
Clarke, a junior, posted 117
total tackles last season and
has 21 games and 12 career
starts under his belt. He was
the top defensive playmaker all season with five
games of at least 10 tackles
– including a season-high
21 against Slippery Rock
– adding 10.5 tackles-forloss, three sacks, and three
forced fumbles.
13
Takhi Turner (So.)
DB
6-0
210
10/9
Notes: Had one interception and 7 pass breakups in 2014.
Jorge Vicioso (Sr.)
OL
6-6
305
11/11
Notes: Has played right tackle and right guard during career
at IUP.
Jay Watkins (R-So.)
DB
5-11
190
9/5*
Notes: Saw immediate playing time as a true freshman with 5
statrts
Eric Williams (Sr.)
DB
6-3
215
11/11*
Notes: Second team All-Super Region One honoree in 2013.
Allen Wright (So.)
DB
5-9
175
Notes: Played in all 11 games as a freshman.
11/7
* Start totals are from 2013 season. Each player missed all or most of 2014.
Juniors Tony Morgante and
Ed Bier, along with redshirt
freshman Jason Inks, each
had good showings in the
spring and will compete for
starting spots. Gabriel Diaz is
a third-year sophomore who
improved in the offseason
and will have a chance to
compete at tackle. A trio of
freshmen, including redshirt
Kidus Woldeyes, Mike Brown
and Colin McAllister, will
battle this fall for the starting
nod at center.
preseason All-American
who is entering his
second year with the
Crimson Hawks. Primarily
a nose tackle, Gibson has
the versatility and ability to
play both inside and outside
as he showed last year and
during the spring.
Lane is coming off of an
injury plagued season but is
back for his final year in the
crimson and gray
having starred for IUP in
2013. The senior has played
in 28 games, including 10
starts two seasons ago.
Adding depth is junior Myles
Catlin, who has played in
20 games over the past two
years. He stepped in and
started five games a season
ago, finishing the year with
48 total tackles.
Junior Nick Dubowski has
moved over to defense after
playing the last two seasons
at fullback. He’ll join
sophomore Cameron
Casciole and redshirt
freshman Diamond Jones as
players looking to provide
depth.
DEFENSIVE BACKS
The Crimson Hawks
welcome the return of Eric
Williams to the defensive
backfield, as Cignetti is
excited to have the luxury of
three starting safeties back
for 2015.
Williams was an all-region
pick for the Crimson Hawks
in 2013, picking off six
passes and making 48
tackles from his strong safety
spot. The former Pitt
transfer was forced to sit out
last year, but hopes to make a
big impact on a young unit in
his final season.
Joining Williams at safety
will be junior Steve Franco
and sophomore Takhi Turner,
who started 11 and 10 games,
respectively, last season. The
two combined for 95 tackles
and broke up a total of 11
passes in their first season as
starters.
Adding depth to the two
safety spots will be junior
Andrew DeGol and
sophomore Eric Doe.
Junior Ackeno Robertson
is back to play IUP’s “Star”
position in its 4-2-5
alignment after starting 11
games at that spot a season
ago.
Also returning to the lineup
this year is sophomore Allen
Wright, who started eight
games at cornerback last
BELOW: Redshirt seniors Eric
Williams and Dorian Lane will add
a veteran presence to a young
Crimson Hawks defense.
year, and Jay Watkins, who
had five starts at corner as a
true freshman in 2013. They’ll
be joined by sophomore
Chris David, who also has
starting experience.
Senior Brian Wahl-Schwartz,
sophomore Ronald Womack,
and true freshmen Mikale
Makle and Isaiah Stokes
could also see time in the
defensive backfield.
with junior transfer Chris
Stewart and freshman Sean
Bowling battling it out in the
fall. In intriguing addition
in the offseason was Jordan
Spangler, a transfer from
Mercyhurst. Spangler was a
second team All-PSAC West
pick last year and has some
placekicking experience.
SPECIAL TEAMS
The return game is
highlighted by Pegues, an
all-region selection as a
freshman. One of the most
dynamic playmakers in the
conference, Pegues averaged
19.4 yards on punt returns,
setting an IUP record with a
96-yard touchdown on
Homecoming. He also
averaged 24.6 yards on
kickoffs and had five total
returns of more than 30
yards.
Senior Matt Spegal returns
for his third season as IUP’s
punter, and is fourth in
program history with a 38.8
average on 97 career punts.
The Crimson Hawks will
have an open competition to
replace kicker Brett Ullman,
14
ABOVE: Junior linebacker Myles
Catlin will provide depth to the
Crimson Hawks linebacking
corps alongside Kevin Clarke and
Dorian Lane.
2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER
Name
Jordan Brown
Jay Watkins
Mikale Makle
Andre Dreuitt-Parks
Allen Wright
Lenny Williams
Takhi Turner
Eric Williams
Gabe Yuille
Izzy Green
Sean McVay
Swahneek Brown
Steve Franco
Mike Pietropola
Chris David
Devin Atland
Dan Fisher
Isaiah Stokes
Chase Haslett
Miles Williamson
JR Stevens
Luigi Lista-Brinza
Myles Catlin
Ackeno Robertson
Brian Wahl-Schwartz
Kevin Clarke
Cameron Casciole
Chris Temple
Andrew DeGol
Ryan Stewart
Ronald Womack, Jr.
Donald Smith
Shannon Jackson
Walt Pegues
Aidan Schaffer
Drew Harris
Rex Pearce
Nick Dubowski
Jared Desensi
Eric Doe
Zackary Woznichak
Jordan Batts
Dorian Lane
Archibald Kromah, Jr.
Mason Tortorice
Colin McAllister
Diamond Jones
Jeff Palmer
Mike Brown
Dan Charmo
Ethan Cooper
Pos.
WR
DB
DB
QB
DB
QB
DB
DB
WR
RB
WR
WR
DB
QB
DB
WR
QB
DB
QB
WR
DB
RB
LB
DB
DB
LB
LB
RB
DB
K
DB
WR
RB
WR
RB
RB
FB
LB
WR
DB
DB
DL
LB
DB
DL
OL
LB
DL
OL
OL
OL
Cl.
R-Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
R-Fr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
R-Sr.
R-Fr.
R-Jr.
Fr.
So.
R-Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Gr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
R-Jr.
R-Sr.
R-Jr.
So.
So.
R-Jr.
Jr.
R-So.
So.
R-Fr.
So.
R-Fr.
R-So.
R-So.
Jr.
R-So.
So.
R-So.
R-Sr.
R-Sr.
R-Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-Sr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Ht.
5-9
5-11
5-11
6-2
5-9
5-10
6-0
6-3
6-0
5-9
5-11
6-3
6-2
6-1
5-11
6-0
6-3
6-0
6-1
6-4
6-0
5-9
6-0
5-9
5-11
6-1
5-8
5-11
5-11
6-0
6-0
5-8
6-1
5-10
5-8
6-2
6-2
6-0
5-9
6-0
5-11
6-1
6-2
5-11
6-2
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-3
6-3
15
Wt.
Hometown/High School (Previous School)
185
Chambersburg, Pa. / Chambersburg Area
190
Chester, Pa. / Hyde School
190
Upper Marlboro, Md. / Frederick Douglass
180
Philadelphia, Pa. / Imohtep Charter
175
McKeesport, Pa. / McKeesport Area
196
McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Temple)
210
Harrisburg, Pa. / Susquehanna Twp.
215
Yardley, Pa. / Pennsbury (Pittsburgh)
205 Baltimore,Md./ Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Valley Forge)
210
Trotwood, Ohio / Trotwood-Madison
187
Miami, Fla. / Miramar
186
Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Mechanicsburg
205
Tyrone, Pa. / Tyrone (Akron)
205
Wellsboro, Pa. / Wellsboro
180
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Woodland Hills
170
Hanover, Pa. / Delone Catholic
210
Media, Pa. / Penncrest
172
Ellicott City, Md. / Howard
205
Clayton, Mo. / Clayton (Illinois)
195
Houston, Pa. / Chartiers-Houston
175
Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy
190
McKees Rocks, Pa. / Central Catholic
215
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Obama
180
Philadelphia, Pa. / Parkway Northwest
180 Cranberry Twp., Pa. / Seneca Valley (Lake Erie)
210
West Mifflin, Pa. / West Mifflin
195
Easton, Pa. / Easton Area
225
Malvern, Pa. / Great Valley
180
Bellwood, Pa. / Bellwood-Antis
170
Indiana, Pa. / Indiana (Grove City)
195
Philadelphia, Pa. / West Catholic
155
Philadelphia, Pa / George Washinton
225
Fairview, Pa. / Fairview
160
Philadelphia, Pa. / Central
205
Barto, Pa. / Upper Perkiomen
225
Exton, Pa. / Downingtown East (UMass)
225
McKeesport, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward
225
Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep
204
Beaver Falls, Pa. / Riverside (Otterbein)
190
Darby, Pa. / Academy Prep
180
McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Edinboro)
245
Homestead, Pa. / Jeannette
205
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Woodland Hills (Duquesne)
180
Philadelphia, Pa. / George Washington
230
Elizabeth, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward
305
Boothwyn, Pa. / Chichester
235
Huber Heights, Ohio / Wayne
270
Cranberry Twp., Pa. / Seneca Valley (Akron)
270
Philadelphia, Pa. / Prep Charter
270
Hamilton, Va. / Loundon Valley
320
Steelton, Pa. / Central Dauphin East
No.
1
2
3
4
4
5
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
22
20
21
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
34
35
36
37
38
40
41
42
44
48
49
51
54
55
56
57
58
59
2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
60
62
63
64
65
68
72
73
74
76
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
96
97
Name
Kidus Woldeyes
Devonne Barnes
Joe Peterson
Jeff Arnold
Tony Morgante
Justin Weldon
Seamus Bishof
Ed Bier
Gabriel Diaz
Jason Inks
Zaire Willis
Donivel Evans, Jr.
Malik Allen
Travis Ganter
Adam Deardorff
Kevin Edwards
Matthew Mowad
Sean Bowling
Noah Bertram
C.J. Jackson
Dyllon Scott
Deandre Easterling
Jemal Averette
Karon Gibson
Jordan Diven
CJ Odegbo
Matt Spegal
Casey Alvarado
Kalihf Clemons
Isiah Mims
Travis Kline
Luke Milcic
Jordan Spangler
Ryan Waltz
Zach Weaver
Drew Yarborough
Pos.
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL
OL
OL
WR
DL
WR
WR
TE
DL
K
TE/LS
TE
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
DL
P
LB/DE
WR
WR/DB
WR
OL
K/P
WR
LB
LB
Cl.
R-Fr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Jr.
So.
R-Fr.
Jr.
R-So.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
R-So.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
R-So.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Ht.
6-0
6-3
6-4
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-3
6-2
6-6
6-5
6-4
6-0
6-2
5-11
5-10
6-3
6-3
5-11
6-3
6-5
6-0
6-2
6-2
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-0
6-2
5-11
5-10
6-5
6-2
5-11
6-3
6-0
6-0
Wt.
260
295
280
270
290
300
280
280
260
305
330
170
225
175
185
230
235
170
230
250
278
230
286
285
265
253
200
215
170
180
190
275
180
205
210
245
Lorton, Va. / South Country
DuBois, Pa. / DuBois
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Brashear
Mountain Top, Pa. / Crestwood
Newtown, Pa / Council Rock North
Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan
Miami, Fla. / Wiesbaden
Jefferson Hills, Pa. / Jefferson Hills
Dallastown, Pa. / Dallastown
Murrysville, Pa. / Kiski Area
Dover, Pa. / Dover
Mars, Pa. / Mars (Clarion)
Allison Park, Pa. / North Allegheny
Easton, Pa. / Easton
Pylesville, Md. / North Hartford
Allentown, Pa. / Emmaus
Gibsonia, Pa. / Pine-Richland
Reading, Pa. / Exeter Twp.
Washington, DC / Gonzaga
Upper Marlboro, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel
Sicklerville, N.J. / Woodbury (Delaware)
Coraopolis, Pa. / West Allegheny
Detroit, Mich. / Southfield (ASA J.C.)
Bethel Park, Pa. / Bethel Park
Frederick, Md. / Lingapore
Frederick, Md. / Oakdale
North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin (Seton Hill)
Johnstown, Pa. / Bishop McCort (Mercyhurst)
Hollidaysburg, Pa. / Hollidaysburg
*Check IUPathletics.com for updated roster
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
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24
26
28
34
38
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TAKHI Turner
SWAHNEEK Brown
ACKENO Robertson
Brian WAHL-Schwartz
Cameron CASCIOLE
Andrew DEGOL
Walt PEGUES
Nick DUBOWSKI
Mason TORTORICE
Tuh-KYE
Swah-NEEK
A-KEE-no
Wall
Kas-ee-ol-ee
Duh-gaul
Puh-GEES
Duh-BAU-skee
Tort-or-ees
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60
62
65
72
73
78
92
97
16
Jordan DIVEN
KIDUS WOLDEYES
DEVONNE Barnes
Tony MORGANTE
SEAMUS BISHOF
Ed BIER
JORGE VICIOSO
JEMAL AVERETTE
Matt SPEGAL
Div-ehn
Kee-dus Wool-dyes
Duh-VAHN
More-GAHN-tee
Shay-mus BISH-off
Bye-er
Hor-hay Vee-cee-oh-so
Jeh-MALL Ev-ret
Speeg-al
2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No.
81
59
14
83
28
40
74
94
41
4
38
91
84
80
16
12
82
93
9
36
18
76
89
32
55
49
48
20
3
54
10
Pos.
DL
LB/DE
OL
WR
DL
OL
DL
TE/LS
OL
OL
K
WR
OL
WR
LB
LB
OL
LB
WR
OL
DB
WR
DB
WR
OL
DL
DB
QB
LB
DL
TE
WR
QB
DB
WR
DL
RB
RB
QB
OL
TE
RB
LB
WR
DB
LB
RB
DB
OL
WR
OL
WR/DB
Cl.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
So.
R-Fr.
R-Sr.
R-Fr.
Jr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
R-Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
So.
R-Jr.
R-So.
R-So.
R-So.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
R-So.
Gr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
R-Fr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-Sr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Sr.
So.
Fr.
Ht.
6-2
6-2
6-3
6-0
6-2
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-2
6-3
5-11
5-9
6-0
6-3
5-8
6-0
6-3
6-1
5-11
6-3
5-11
5-10
5-11
5-9
6-6
6-1
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-3
6-0
6-3
6-2
5-11
5-11
5-9
6-2
6-1
6-5
6-5
6-1
6-0
6-5
5-11
6-2
5-9
5-11
6-2
5-11
6-2
5-10
17
Wt.
225
215
270
170
286
295
245
230
280
280
170
185
270
186
195
215
270
210
170
320
180
185
180
204
260
265
190
180
225
230
230
170
210
205
175
285
210
225
205
305
250
225
235
190
180
205
190
190
305
187
275
180
Dover, Pa. / Dover
Frederick, Md. / Lingapore
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Brashear
Hanover, Pa. / Delone Catholic
Upper Marlboro, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel
Homestead, Pa. / Jeannette
Allentown, Pa. / Emmaus
Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan
Newtown, Pa / Council Rock North
Pylesville, Md. / North Hartford
Chambersburg, Pa. / Chambersburg Area
Philadelphia, Pa. / Prep Charter
Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Mechanicsburg
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Obama
Hamilton, Va. / Loundon Valley
West Mifflin, Pa. / West Mifflin
Steelton, Pa. / Central Dauphin East
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Woodland Hills
Bellwood, Pa. / Bellwood-Antis
Beaver Falls, Pa. / Riverside (Otterbein)
Miami, Fla. / Wiesbaden
Coraopolis, Pa. / West Allegheny
Darby, Pa. / Academy Prep
Washington, DC / Gonzaga
Allison Park, Pa. / North Allegheny
Murrysville, Pa. / Kiski Area
Media, Pa. / Penncrest
Tyrone, Pa. / Tyrone (Akron)
Mars, Pa. / Mars (Clarion)
Sicklerville, N.J. / Woodbury (Delaware)
Trotwood, Ohio / Trotwood-Madison
Exton, Pa. / Downingtown East (UMass)
Clayton, Mo. / Clayton (Illinois)
Jefferson Hills, Pa. / Jefferson Hills
Gibsonia, Pa. / Pine-Richland
Fairview, Pa. / Fairview
Huber Heights, Ohio / Wayne
Philadelphia, Pa. / George Washington
Pittsburgh, Pa. / Woodland Hills (Duquesne)
McKees Rocks, Pa. / Central Catholic
Upper Marlboro, Md. / Frederick Douglass
Boothwyn, Pa. / Chichester
Miami, Fla. / Miramar
North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin (Seton Hill)
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15
92
62
44
88
73
72
87
1
57
11
26
21
58
25
Name
Malik Allen
Casey Alvarado
Jeff Arnold
Devin Atland
Jemal Averette
Devonne Barnes
Jordan Batts
Noah Bertram
Ed Bier
Seamus Bishof
Sean Bowling
Jordan Brown
Mike Brown
Swahneek Brown
Cameron Casciole
Myles Catlin
Dan Charmo
Kevin Clarke
Kalihf Clemons
Ethan Cooper
Chris David
Adam Deardorff
Andrew DeGol
Jared Desensi
Gabriel Diaz
Jordan Diven
Eric Doe
Andre Dreuitt-Parks
Nick Dubowski
Deandre Easterling
Kevin Edwards
Donivel Evans, Jr.
Dan Fisher
Steve Franco
Travis Ganter
Karon Gibson
Izzy Green
Drew Harris
Chase Haslett
Jason Inks
C.J. Jackson
Shannon Jackson
Diamond Jones
Travis Kline
Archibald Kromah, Jr.
Dorian Lane
Luigi Lista-Brinza
Mikale Makle
Colin McAllister
Sean McVay
Luke Milcic
Isiah Mims
2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No.
65
85
96
56
37
34
63
13
23
35
90
31
97
22
29
17
27
51
5
24
2
68
7
5
19
79
60
30
42
4
8
Name
Tony Morgante
Matthew Mowad
CJ Odegbo
Jeff Palmer
Rex Pearce
Walt Pegues
Joe Peterson
Mike Pietropola
Ackeno Robertson
Aidan Schaffer
Dyllon Scott
Donald Smith
Jordan Spangler
Matt Spegal
JR Stevens
Ryan Stewart
Isaiah Stokes
Chris Temple
Mason Tortorice
Takhi Turner
Brian Wahl-Schwartz
Ryan Waltz
Jay Watkins
Zach Weaver
Justin Weldon
Eric Williams
Lenny Williams
Miles Williamson
Zaire Willis
Kidus Woldeyes
Ronald Womack, Jr.
Zackary Woznichak
Allen Wright
Drew Yarborough
Gabe Yuille
Pos.
OL
DL
DL
DL
FB
WR
OL
QB
DB
RB
DL
WR
K/P
P
DB
K
DB
RB
DL
DB
DB
WR
DB
LB
DL
DB
QB
WR
OL
OL
DB
DB
DB
LB
WR
Cl.
R-Jr.
R-So.
So.
R-Sr.
R-So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Jr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
R-Sr.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
R-Fr.
R-Fr.
Fr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
R-So.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Ht.
6-2
6-3
6-3
6-2
6-2
5-10
6-4
6-1
5-9
5-8
6-0
5-8
5-11
6-0
6-0
6-0
6-0
5-11
6-2
6-0
5-11
6-3
5-11
6-0
6-1
6-3
5-10
6-4
6-4
6-0
6-0
5-11
5-9
6-0
6-0
Wt.
290
Mountain Top, Pa. / Crestwood
235
Easton, Pa. / Easton
253
Detroit, Mich. / Southfield (ASA J.C.)
270
Cranberry Twp., Pa. / Seneca Valley (Akron)
225
McKeesport, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward
160
Philadelphia, Pa. / Central
280
DuBois, Pa. / DuBois
205
Wellsboro, Pa. / Wellsboro
180
Philadelphia, Pa. / Parkway Northwest
205
278
Reading, Pa. / Exeter Twp.
155
Philadelphia, Pa / George Washinton
180
Johnstown, Pa. / Bishop McCort (Mercyhurst)
200
Bethel Park, Pa. / Bethel Park
175
Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy
170
Indiana, Pa. / Indiana (Grove City)
172
Ellicott City, Md. / Howard
225
Malvern, Pa. / Great Valley
230
Elizabeth, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward
210
Harrisburg, Pa. / Susquehanna Twp.
180 Cranberry Twp., Pa. / Seneca Valley (Lake Erie)
205
190
Chester, Pa. / Hyde School
210
300
215
Yardley, Pa. / Pennsbury (Pittsburgh)
196
McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Temple)
195
Houston, Pa. / Chartiers-Houston
330
260
Lorton, Va. / South Country
195
Philadelphia, Pa. / West Catholic
180
McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Edinboro)
175
McKeesport, Pa. / McKeesport Area
245
205 Baltimore,Md./ Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Valley Forge)
*Check IUPathletics.com for updated roster
ROSTER BREAKDOWN
By Position
Quarterbacks ............................. 5
Running Backs ........................... 6
Wide Receivers........................ 16
Tight Ends/Fullbacks ................. 4
Offensive Line .......................... 14
Defensive Line ......................... 13
Linebackers ............................... 9
Defensive Backs ....................... 17
Kickers/Punters/Snappers ......... 5
By State
Pennsylvania ............................ 69
Maryland ................................... 8
Ohio ........................................... 2
Virginia ...................................... 2
Florida ....................................... 2
Michigan .................................... 1
Missouri ..................................... 1
New Jersey ................................. 1
Washington, D.C......................... 1
18
By Class
Seniors/Grad. Students .............. 9
Juniors...................................... 15
Sophomores ............................. 26
Freshmen ................................. 37
2015 OPPONENTS
LOCK HAVEN
at MERCYHURST
Sept. 12 | 4:00 PM
Hall of Fame Game
Sept. 19 | 1:00 pm
Football Alumni Game
Sept. 26 | 1:00 pm
Location: Kutztown, Pa.
Enrollment: 9,500
Nickname: Golden Bears
School Colors: Maroon & White
Stadium: Univeristy Stadium
Head Coach (Alma Mater):
Jim Clements (Widner ‘96)
Record at School: 6-5
Career Record: 72-29
SID (email): Bryan Salvadore
([email protected])
2014 Record: 6-5, 5-4 PSAC
Location: Lock Haven,Pa.
Enrollment: 5,366
Nickname: Bald Eagles
School Colors: Crimson & White
Stadium: Hubert Jack Stadium
Dave Taynor (Urbana ‘99)
Record at School: First season
Career Record: N/A
SID (email): Doug Spatafore
([email protected])
2014 Record: 2-9, 2-8 PSAC
Location: Erie, Pa.
Enrollment: 2,680
Nickname: Lakers
School Colors: Blue & Green
Stadium: Tullio Field
Marty Schaetzle (Bucknell ‘83)
Record at School: 69-74 (13 seasons)
Career Record: Same
SID (email): Dave Leisering
([email protected])
2014 Record: 7-4, 6-3 PSAC
EDINBORO
at SETON HILL
CALIFORNIA
at SLIPPERY ROCK
Oct. 3 | 2:00 PM
Homecoming
Oct. 10 | 3:00 PM
Oct. 17 | 6:00 PM
7th Annual Coal Bowl
Oct. 24 | 6:05 PM
Location: Edinboro, Pa.
Enrollment: 7,100
Nickname: Fighting Scots
School Colors: Red & White
Stadium: Sox Harrison Stadium
Head Coach (Alma Mater): Scott
Browning (Ohio State ‘81)
Record at School: 57-42 (nine
seasons)
Career Record: Same
SID (email): Bob Shreve
([email protected])
2014 Record: 3-8, 2-7 PSAC
Location: Greensburg, Pa.
Enrollment: 2,200
Nickname: Griffins
School Colors: Crimson & Gold
Stadium: Offutt Field
Head Coach (Alma Mater): Isaac
Collins (Rochester ‘94)
Record at School: 4-18 (two season)
Career Record: 29-26 (five seasons)
SID (email): Jason Greene
([email protected])
2014 Record: 3-8, 2-7 PSAC
Location: California, Pa.
Enrollment: 8,243
Nickname: Vulcans
School Colors: Red & Black
Stadium: Sox Harrison Stadium
Head Coach (Alma Mater): Mike
Kellar (Fairmont St. ‘94)
Record at School: 23-9 (four
seasons
Career Record: 37-17 (six seasons)
SID (email): Matthew Kifer
([email protected])
2014 Record: 8-2, 6-2 PSAC
Location: Slippery Rock, Pa.
Enrollment: 8,495
Nickname: The Rock
School Colors: Green & White
Stadium: Mihalik-Thompson
Stadium
Dr. George Mihalik (SRU ‘74)
Record at School: 185-109-4 (28
seasons)
Career Record: Same
SID (email): Jon Holtz
([email protected])
2014 Record: 9-3, 7-2 PSAC
at CLARION
GANNON
at WEST CHESTER
SCHEDULE NOTES
Oct. 31 | 12:00 PM
Nov. 7 | 1:00 PM
Nov. 14 | 12:00 PM
Location: Erie, Pa.
Enrollment: 4,211
Nickname: Golden Knights
School Colors: Maroon, Gold &
White
Stadium: Gannon University Field
Brad Rzyczycki (Mercyhurst ‘95)
Record at School: 18-15 (three
seasons)
Career Record: Same
SID (email): Dan Teliski
([email protected])
2014 Record: 9-2, 7-2 PSAC
Location: West Chester, Pa.
Enrollment: 15,800
Nickname: Golden Rams
School Colors: Purple & Gold
Stadium: John A. Farrell Stadium
Bill Zwaan (Delaware ‘79)
Record at School: 101-47, (12
seasons)
Career Record: 155-61 (18 seasons)
SID (email): James Zuhlke
([email protected])
2014 Record: 11-2, 8-1 PSAC
IUP has racked up over 300
combined wins against its 2015
opponents, boasting an impressive
304-133-15 (.689) all-time record.
Veterans Day Game/ Senior Day
Location: Clarion, Pa.
Enrollment: 6,100
Nickname: Golden Eagles
School Colors: Blue & Gold
Stadium: Memorial Stadium
Head Coach (Alma Mater): Jay
Foster (Plymouth State ‘85)
Record at School: 29-69 (nine
seasons)
Career Record: Same
SID (email): Rich Herman
([email protected])
2014 Record: 2-9, 2-7 PSAC
The Crimson Hawks’ schedule
features the first night game at
Frank Cignetti Field @ George P.
Miller Stadium since 2011 when the
California Vulcans come to town
for the 7th Annual Coal Bowl on
October 17.
IUP is undefeated against one opponent on this year’s schedule, going
2-0 against Seton Hill.
The most wins over any opponent
on this year’s schedule comes from
Clarion, as IUP holds a 59-23-3
all-time record over the Golden
Eagles.
* 2014 PSAC records include crossover games
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KUTZTOWN
COACHES &
20
RETURNING
STARTERS
21
HEAD COACH
CURT CIGNETTI
WEST VIRGINIA, 1982
Curt Cignetti enters his
fifth year at the helm of the
IUP football program in
2015. Through four
seasons, Cignetti has a
record of 34-12, going 20-8
in PSAC West play and
2-1 in the NCAA playoffs.
He has a record of 18-5
at home and 16-7 on the
road.
loss at top seed Winston-Salem State.
The postseason appearance was the first for IUP since 2007
and the first NCAA quarterfinal appearance since 2002.
For his efforts, Cignetti was named the PSAC West Coach of
the Year, helping 14 of his players to All-PSAC West honors
after the season. That includes PSAC West Offensive Player
of the Year Harvie Tuck, who finished his senior season with
1,660 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.
Cignetti also boasts six all-region players and two studentathletes – seniors Johnny Franco and Anthony DiPasquale
– who were named Capital One Academic All-America’s. In
2012, the Crimson Hawks were the top defense in the nation,
leading Division II in scoring defense (12.5 points per game)
and total defense (257.9 yards per game). IUP was also third
in the nation in turnover margin with a +21 (1.50 per game).
The young Crimson Hawks finished 6-5 in 2014, going 5-4 in
PSAC play. A former QB himself, Cignetti helped IUP set
several records in the passing game over the course of the
season. Chase Haslett completed over 60 percent of his
passes, a mark that ranked as sixth best all-time and the
highest from an IUP quarterback since 2008.
Three recievers etched their names into the IUP record books,
as seniors Drew Carswell and Brock DeCicco caught 15 and
11 passes respectively against California in the sixth annual
Coal Bowl. Freshman wideout Walt Pegues also set records
with 13 catches and 193 yards against Gannon.
Cignetti led the Crimson Hawks to a successful season in
2013 with a 9-2 record overall, 5-2 in the PSAC West. IUP was
ranked 10th in the preseason AFCA Division II Coaches’ Poll
going into the season and remained in the top 25 until late
October, where they had been ranked for 18 consecutive
weeks.
The rushing offense was also one of the best in the nation,
as Tuck teamed with De’Antwan Williams to help IUP rush
for 259.3 yards per game, 10th in the nation (as of 12/1). The
Crimson Hawks 3,630 net rushing yards broke the singleseason program record of 3,211 set in 1993. IUP averaged
33.6 points and 417.5 yards of total offense. They were also
second in the nation in time of possession, keeping the ball
an average of 34:16 per contest.
The 2012 season also marked Cignetti’s 30th year of coaching.
The Crimson Hawks finished 2012 with a 12-2 overall record,
advancing to the Super Region One Championship (NCAA
quarterfinals) at Winston-Salem State, ultimately falling to the
Rams 21-17.
IUP went 6-1 in PSAC West play, with its only loss at then sixthranked California 26-24 on Sept. 22. The record was good for
first in the division, earning the right to host East champion
Shippensburg in the PSAC “State Game.” The Crimson Hawks
would use a 27-10 first half lead in the game en route to a
dominating 41-10 victory over the Red Raiders for the
program’s first championship game win since 1987. (Note:
The “State Game” was not played from 1988-2007)
The Crimson Hawks earned the third seed in Super Region
One and defeated sixth-seeded Shepherd 27-17 at home in
the first round. They’d go on to defeat second-seeded New
Haven (Conn.) on the road in the second round before the
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Cignetti boasts a very successful head coaching debut in
2011, leading the Crimson Hawks to a 7-3 overall record,
including a 5-2 mark in the strong PSAC West.
Hired prior to the 2011 season, Cignetti put together one of
CIGNETTI & SON
IUP Head Coaches Through First Four Seasons
Name (Years)
1. Frank Cignetti (1986-89)
2. Curt Cignetti (2011-14)
3. Chuck Klausing (1964-67)
4. Lou Tepper (2006-09)
5. Bill Neal (1970-73)
6. George Chaump (1982-85)
7. Owen Dougherty (1979-82)
8. Sam Smith (1949-22)
9. George P. Miller (1927-30)
Record
38-9
34-12
30-8
29-14
24-12
24-16-1
21-19
17-15-3
14-13-1
Pct.
.809
.739
.789
.674
.667
.596
.525
.529
.482
CIGNETTI VS. 2015 OPPONENTS
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Mercyhurst
Edinboro
Seton Hill
California
Slippery Rock
Clarion
Gannon
West Chester
PF
7
119
135
93
77
67
70
156
146
51
PA
44
22
54
54
28
82
89
27
93
35
23-10
921
528
the finest seasons for a first-year head
coach at IUP since his father, Frank
Cignetti, led Indiana to a record of 9-2
and a PSAC Championship in 1986.
Cignetti’s first signature win at IUP came
in early October, when the Crimson
Hawks shut out nationally-ranked
Edinboro 19-0 on Homecoming. IUP
capped off the season with another
impressive victory when the Crimson
Hawks trounced PSAC East foe West
Chester 34-7 on the road.
Under Cignetti’s guidance, eight
players received All-PSAC West honors
in 2011, including punter Grant
Schallock, who was also named to the
Daktronics Super Region One First
Team.
Prior to IUP, Cignetti spent four seasons
as the wide receivers coach and
recruiting coordinator under Nick
Saban at Alabama and helped the
Crimson Tide win the 2009 BCS National
Championship with a 14-0 record. He
brought in the consensus No. 1
recruiting class in the country in 2008,
the first of three straight classes which
finished in the top five nationally.
In addition to the national title, Cignetti
was part of Alabama teams that posted
a record of 33-3 over the past three
regular seasons, including 29
consecutive regular season victories,
won the 2008 and 2009 SEC West
championship and earned a berth in the
2008 Sugar Bowl.
Among his recruits was Mark Ingram,
On the strength of his
accomplishments in the recruiting
battles and the successes his
players had on the field, Cignetti
was honored as one of four finalists
for the 2010 FootballScoop Wide
Receivers Coach of the Year.
Cignetti joined the staff at Alabama
after spending seven seasons (200006) as the recruiting coordinator at
North Carolina State while also coaching tight ends from 2000-02 and 2005-06
and quarterbacks during the 2003 and
2004 campaigns. The Wolfpack
qualified for five bowl games during
that time, including the 2002 Gator Bowl
when N.C. State set a school record with
11 wins. One of his last recruits before
moving to Alabama was
quarterback Russell Wilson
out of Virginia, who
committed to NC State
before moving on to
Wisconsin as a senior. He
finished his collegiate
career with a 60.9
completion percentage,
11,720 yards and 109
touchdowns before
getting drafted by the
Seattle Seahawks in the third
round 2012 and leading
them to a Super Bowl XLVIII
victory.
Two of his recruiting classes
ranked in the top 10 in
the nation, and Rivals.com
named him one of the top 25
recruiters in the nation in
2004. While working with
the Wolfpack quarterbacks,
Cignetti had the opportunity
to coach 2003 ACC Player
of the Year Philip Rivers and
help prepare him to become
the fourth pick in the NFL
draft the following spring.
Cignetti first served as a
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recruiting coordinator during a sevenyear stint (1993-99) at the University
of Pittsburgh and was chosen one of
the top 10 recruiting coordinators in
the country by Tom Lemming in 1995.
Cignetti also coached the Panther tight
ends and quarterbacks at various times
under College Football Hall of Fame
head coach Johnny Majors. Cignetti
began his coaching career as a
graduate assistant at Pitt during the
1983 and 1984 seasons and was part of
the team’s Fiesta Bowl participant his
first year. He coached quarterbacks and
receivers at Davidson in 1985 and was
the quarterbacks coach at Rice (198688) and Temple (1989-92).
Cignetti earned his bachelor’s degree
in business administration from West
Virginia in 1982.
Cignetti is married to the former
Manette Lawer and the couple has three
children – Curtis John, Carly Ann and
Natalie.
Rec.
0-1
4-0
4-0
3-1
2-0
1-3
1-3
4-0
3-1
1-1
who won the 2008 Heisman Trophy.
He coached Julio Jones, the
Associated Press SEC Freshman of
the Year and Columbus Touchdown
Club National Freshman of the Year
the same season.
DEFENSIVE
COORDINATOR/
SAFETIES
OFFENSIVE
COORDINATOR/
QUARTERBACKS
PAUL
TORTORELLA
MARTY
HIGGINS
SLIPPERY ROCK, 1985
SOUTH DAKOTA ST., 1982
Paul Tortorella will enter his 21st
season as the IUP defensive coordinator and safties coach in 2015.
He has also served as the associate head coach since 2011.
Marty Higins will begin his
first season as the offensive
coordinator and quarterbacks
coach with the Crimson Hawks
in 2015.
Since coming to IUP, Tortorella has directed a defense that
has consistently ranked among the best in the nation. His
extensive knowledge of schematics and personnel has made
him one of the most respected coaches in the area.
Higgins comes to IUP from Upper Iowa University out of the
Division II Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC)
where he spent the last two seasons.
In 2014, the defense had another successful season, as they
ranked fourth in the nation in rushing defense, holding
opponents to an average of 80.1 yards per game. IUP also
ranked 14th in the country in 4th down defense, allowing
opponents to convert on less than 30% of their opportunities.
Under Tortorella in 2013, the nationally-ranked Crimson
Hawks ranked fifth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing
only 15.4 points per game, including two shutouts in addition
to holding opponents under ten points on five occasions. IUP
also ranked second in the nation in red zone defense, allowing opponents to score only 56.7 percent of trips into the red
zone.
During his time at Upper Iowa, the offense averaged more
than 34 points per contest. The unit racked up over 304 passing yards per game, a mark that led the NSIC in 2014.
Under Higgins’ direction, the Peacocks scored 40 or more
points on four different occasions, including 58 against
Wayne State in November.
During his two years, Higgins helped lead Upper Iowa to the
program’s first back-to-back winning seasons for the first
time since 1964.
Tortorella got his coaching start on the prep level in 1985,
serving as linebackers coach at Mount Lebanon High School.
He then began a nine-year stint as an assistant coach at a
pair of Division I universities, including six at Maryland and
three at Akron.
Higgins joined Upper Iowa after coaching the quarterbacks
at Valley City State University (N.D.) in 2012.
In 2010, at Northern Michigan University in the Great Lakes
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), he worked with
and developed receivers in a multiple spread set offense.
Three IUP cornerbacks have earned All-America recognition
during Tortorella’s time at IUP, including Barry Threats (1997
and 1998), Joey Flora (2001) and Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (2008
and 2009).
Higgins resigned from his position as the wide receivers
coach at Western Michigan University in June of 1990 shortly
after the birth of his first child, and went into private business in Watertown, S.D. where he was the Vice President of
Gregory’s Inc. until selling the business in May of 2010.
Tortorella is a 1985 graduate of Slippery Rock with a
bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. He and
his wife, Michele, are the parents of Luke, Annalise, Zachary
and Michael.
IUP DEFENSES UNDER TORT (since 2008)
Year
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
Rushing
YPG
Rk*
80.1
4th
127.7
35th
80.1
3rd
106.3
16th
111.4
23rd
122.2
47th
76.1
5th
YPG
322.5
308.8
257.9
297.3
291.8
303.8
235.7
Total
Rk*
24th
17th
1st
20th
22nd
28th
4th
Higgins was the head football coach at the SR-R High School
in Sioux Rapids, Iowa from 1982-85. There he guided the
football program to its first winning season in seven years;.
Scoring
PPG
Rk*
21.2
40th
15.4
4th
12.5
1st
13.6
2nd
20.3
33rd
21.4
40th
11.4
2nd
Marty and his wife, Val, have two children, Courtney and
Sean.
*NCAA Division II rankings listed above
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OFFENSIVE LINE/
RUN GAME
COORDINATOR
LINEBACKERS/
SPECIAL TEAMS
COORDINATOR
MIKE
CAMPOLO
JIM
SMITH
IUP, 1996
IUP, 1998
In 2014, Campolo helped running back Luigi Lista-Brinza to
one of the best seasons a true freshman has ever had at IUP.
Lista-Brinza finished the year with over 800 rushing yards
and 10 touchdowns. IUP averaged 162.3 yards per game on
the ground in 2014,
Under the coaching of Smith in 2014, first team All-PSAC West
linebacker Kevin Clarke saw his first action as a starter. The
redshirt sophomore led the PSAC with 117 tackles and 10.6
tackles per game.
Campolo guided a rushing attack in 2013 led by first team
All-PSAC running back De’Antwan Williams. Williams finished fourth in the PSAC in rushing with 1,347 yards and 18
touchdowns, including a school record 315 yards and three
touchdowns in the season finale against Shippensburg. The
Crimson Hawks finished third in the PSAC in rushing offense
with 216.7 yards per game and second in rushing touchdowns with 32.
In 2013, Carl Fleming and Dorian Lane had outsatnding
seasons. First team selection Fleming recorded a team-high
98 tackles as well as 5.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and one
interception. Second team selection Lane was second on the
team with 69 tackles including nine tackles for loss and two
sacks.
Smith also coached the linebackers from 2002-05. For five
seasons, Smith was in charge of the quarterbacks while also
coordinating the IUP passing game.
In 2013, Campolo coached an offensive line that included
four year starter and three time All-PSAC first team left tackle Byron Dovales as well as first team guard Mike Charmo
and second team guard Nick Carnicella. The Crimson Hawks
offensive line was 12th in the nation and first in the PSAC in
sacks allowed with only 10.
During his time on the offensive side of the ball, Smith
developed a passing attack that has produced some of the
top numbers in recent IUP history. In 2008, quarterback
Andrew Krewatch completed 62.8 percent of his passes and
had 22 touchdowns against only 10 interceptions. Krewatch
also set a school career record with 638 completions and
finished second with 8,220 yards and 69 touchdowns.
During the 2012 season, Campolo guided an IUP running attack that featured Harvie Tuck and De’Antwan Williams. Tuck
finished third in the PSAC in rushing with 1,660 yards and 16
touchdowns. Williams finished sixth in the PSAC with 1,325
yards rushing with 10 touchdowns. The Crimson Hawks finished tenth in the country in rushing yards with 3,630 yards
and had 36 rushing touchdowns.
For the second straight season, the Crimson Hawks averaged
38.5 points per game, tied for the second highest in school
history. IUP led the PSAC in scoring offense and was second
in total offense with an average of 442.1 yards per game.
Campolo was a four-year letterman for IUP from 1992-95,
playing in 47 of 48 games and rushing for 984 yards and 20
touchdowns, including four in the playoffs in 1993 as IUP
advanced to the national championship game. He ranks 12th
in IUP history in rushing touchdowns.
Smith was a part-time coach in 2000 and 2001, while also
teaching at Latrobe High School. He mentored the IUP wide
receivers in 2000 before coaching the running backs and
serving as passing game coordinator the following year.
Smith was also a member of the coaching staff during the
1998 campaign.
As a senior in 1995, Campolo was voted captain and selected
Most Inspirational Player by his coaches and teammates.
Prior to returning to his alma mater, Campolo was the
running backs coach at Duquesne the previous three seasons. He served in the same capacity for one season each at
Serra Catholic High School in 1997 and Bethany College the
following year.
Smith lettered from 1994-96 as a wide receiver at IUP. During
that time, he played in 18 games and caught 20 passes for
229 yards.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in health and physical
education from IUP in 1998. Smith and his wife, Lori, are the
parents of Trevor and Myla.
Campolo is a 1996 graduate of IUP with a bachelor’s degree
in communications media. He has a son, Vito.
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Jim Smith enters his 17th
season at IUP in 2015,
serving as the linebackers
coach and academic
coordinator. In addition, Smith
has served as the assistant head
coach under Curt Cignetti since 2011.
Mike Campolo enters his 14th
season on the IUP staff, and 11th
as the offensive line coach in
2015. Campolo has also served
as the running game coordinator
since 2006.
WIDE
RECEIVERS
RUNNING
BACKS
ROD
RUTHERFORD
LUKE
BARKER
PITTSBURGH, 2004
CHARLESTON, 2012
Luke Barker begins his first
season as a member of the IUP
football coaching staff in 2015.
He joined the Crimson Hawks
in time for spring practice and
will take over as the running backs coach.
Rod Rutherford enters his fifth
season on the IUP staff as the
wide receivers coach in 2015.
Under the coaching of Rutherford
in 2014, first team All-PSAC wideout Drew Carswell had a
breakout season as IUP’s top target, catching 55 passes for
785 yards and nine touchdowns. The senior had career-highs
of 15 catches and 150 yards against Cal on Oct. 18. Those 15
receptions also tied an IUP single game record.
Barker came to IUP from West Virginia Wesleyan out of the
Division II Mountain East Conference. He spent two seasons
with the Bobcats, coaching the running backs and heading
up the special teams under head coach George Shehl.
In 2013, wide receiver Terrill Barnes was the first Crimson
Hawk to go over 1,000 yards since Carmelo Ocasio in 2002.
During his two years at WVW, Barker worked with young
running back Michael Anderson, who ran for a combined
1156 yards and seven touchdowns during his freshman and
sophomore seasons. Anderson also was a reliable receiving
threat out of the backfield, catching 42 passes for 416 yards
in 2014.
In 2012, Rutherford was part of a coaching staff that led the
Hawks to a 12-2 record and a NCAA playoff appearance.
Prior to IUP, Rutherford spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons as
a graduate assistant at Pitt coaching the linebackers and
wide receivers. Rutherford was part of a Pitt team that won 10
games for the first time since 1981.
Prior to WVW, Barker spent two seasons as an offensive
student assistant at the University of Charleston (W. Va.).
During his time there, he worked with both the running backs
and offensive line, while also assisting in film breakdown.
During the 2007 season, Rutherford served as a volunteer
quarterback coach at Pitt.
The Cincinnati native played collegiately at Charleston
before becoming a student assistant. He earned his
bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2012.
Rutherford was a two-year starter at Pitt, starting 26 games
and and earning All-Big East first team honors in 2003 and
second team honors in 2004. He set the school record for
passing yards in a season with 3,679 in 2003.
In 2004, Rutherford signed with the Carolina Panthers as an
undrafted free agent. The following season he was a member
of the practice squad of the Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh
Steelers. Rutherford was also a member of the 2007 World
Bowl championship Hamburg Seadevils of NFL Europe.
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DEFENSIVE
LINE
CORNERBACKS
BRYANT
HAINES
JOHNNY
FRANCO
BALL STATE, 2009
IUP, 2013
the corner backs.
Under the direction of Haines in 2014, Karon Gibson
excelled with the Crimson Hawks along the defensive
line. Gibson was named first team All-PSAC West after
collecting six sacks last year.
In 2014, Franco coached long-time starter Jerell McFadden
and oversaw the development of freshman starter Allen
Wright.
Franco graduated from IUP in spring 2013, receiving a B.S. in
Nutrition with a Pre-Medical concentration.
Haines spent the 2013 season as a graduate assistant on
the Ohio State Buckeyes coaching staff.
In his senior campaign in 2012, the All-American safety
totaled six interceptions and was third on the team with 58
tackles. Franco was praised with multiple second team
All-American post-season awards from the Associated Press,
Daktronics, and CoSIDA Academic. Franco served as a team
captain on a defense that helped lead the Crimson Hawks all
the way to the NCAA regional championship game.
A native of Piqua, Ohio, Haines was a four-year starter and
a two-time all-conference performer at Ball State
University and was named a Freshman All-American in
2005 and to the Butkus Award watch list as a senior.
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IUP alum and former AllAmerican Johnny Franco enters
his second season as a member
of the Crimson Hawks’
coaching staff in 2015, coaching
Bryant Haines will enter his
second year as defensive line
coach in 2015 after a successful
first season as a member of the
Crimson Hawks’ staff last year.
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
DAN
CHARMO
LINEBACKER
58
KEVIN
CLARKE
SOPHOMORE
25
REDSHIRT JUNIOR
General: Brother of former IUP
offensive lineman, Mike Charmo.
..appeared in ten games in 2014,
starting eight of them...was very
consistent in his freshman year and looks to grow in his second year in the program.
General: Gained valuable experience during 2013 season...was the
anchor of the linebacking corp in
2014 because of injuries to Alex
Berdahl and Dorian Lane...returns for his junior year after
finishing second in the conference in tackles.
2014: Made first collegiate start against Lock Haven in Week
3...started 7 straight games at guard in 2014...played at
aginst Saint Augustine’s (9/6), Lock Haven (9/20), Mercyhurst
(9/27), Edinboro (10/4), Seton Hill (10/11), California (10/18),
Slippery Rock (10/25), Clarion (11/1), Gannon (11/8), and
West Chester (11/15)... helped the Crimson Hawks to an average of 162.3 yards per game on the ground, the sixth best
in the PSAC.
2014: First team All-PSAC West in 2014...started all 11 games
he played in at linebacker... second in PSAC with 117 total
tackles...led team in tackles-for-loss with 10...had single
game tackle totals of 21, 19, 13, 12, and 11...his 21 stops
against Slippery Rock (10/25) was the highest total in the
conference...Forced three fumbles and recovered one...intercepted one pass against Seton Hill (10/11) and returned it 21
yards...had 1.5 sacks against Edinboro (10/4).
High School: Named 3-Time All-Conference…2 year captain
at Woodgrove High School…also played hockey and participated in track and field
2013: Played in 10 games while starting one... had 29 tackles
and 13 solo stops...his lone start came in third week of season.
2012: Redshirted.
CHARMO’s CAREER STATISTICS
GP
2014 10
Tot. 10
GS
9
9
Tm RYds/G
162.3
162.3
Tm PYds/G
210.82
210.82
CLARKE’s CAREER STATISTICS
Tm Sck Allwd
26
26
2013
2014
Tot.
28
GP
10
11
21
GS
1
11
12
Tkl Solo
29
13
117
43
146
56
Ast
16
74
90
TFL
2.0
10.5
12.5
Sck Int
0
0
3
1
3
1
Fr FF
0 0
1 3
1 3
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
DEFENSIVE BACK
ETHAN
COOPER
STEVE
FRANCO
59
REDSHIRT JUNIOR
General: 6 foot 3 inch, 320 pound
offensive lineman from Steelton,
Pa.
General: A transfer from Akron...
Switched over to defensive back
after playing QB for two seasons...brother of Cornerbacks
coach Johnny Franco.
2014: Switched to defense in the offseason...started in all 11
games...began season as starting safety in opener against
Saint Augustine’s (9/6)...had five tackles in his first start...
Finished fifth on the team in total tackles with 46, including
26 solo stops...forced a fumble in game against Mercyhurst
(9/27)...recovered fumbles against Saint Augustine’s and
Seton Hill (10/11)...had five or more tackles in a game on six
different occassions...was the long snapper for punts and
extra points.
2013: Played in six games earning first three starts of his
career...started first game of his career against Mercyhurst
(10/26)...also started in final two regular season games
against Gannon (11/9) and Shippensburg (11/16)...helped
the Crimson Hawks to the third-best rushing offense in the
PSAC, averaging 216.7 yards per game on the ground…was
also part of an offensive line unit that finished 12th in the nation by giving up just 10 sacks (0.91 per game).
2013: Transfer from Akron...appeared in 3 games at QB...
played against Cheyney (9/14), Millersville (10/5), and Clarion (11/2)...completed seven of nine passes with two touchdowns and zero interceptions...completed all of his passes (6
for 6) and had a rushing touchdown against Millersville.
2012: Did not see game action.
High School: First team all-conference at Central Dauphin
East...Second team All-Patriot News Big 15.
2012: Redshirted at Akron.
High School: Associated Press Class AA Player of the Year as
a senior...compiled a 26-3 record as a starter in his last two
seasons...led Golden Eagles (9-1) to a district championship
and the state finals as a senior...threw for more than 2,600
yards and 30 touchdowns with a 57 percent pass completion
percentage...also rushed for 10 touchdowns...recorded more
than 4,500 yards and 49 touchdowns for his career...coached
by his father, John Franco, who was the Associated Press
Class AA Coach of the Year in 2011.
COOPER’s CAREER STATISTICS
GS
3
11
14
Tm RYds/G
216.7
162.3
189.5
Tm PYds/G
202.09
210.82
247.05
Tm Sck Allwd
10
26
36
FRANCO’s CAREER STATISTICS
2014
Tot.
29
GP
11
11
GS
11
11
Tkl Solo
46
26
46
26
Ast
20
20
TFL
1.5
1.5
Sck
0
0
FR
2
2
FF
1
1
JUNIOR
2014: Played a bigger role along the offesnive line by
starting in each of the team’s 11 games...part of 5 rushing
touchdowns in game against Seton Hill (10/11)...helped the
Crimson Hawks to an average of 162.3 yards per game on
the ground, the sixth best in the PSAC.
GP
2013 6
2014 11
Tot. 17
12
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
QUARTERBACK
KARON
GIBSON
CHASE
HASLETT
93
SENIOR
18
GRADUATE STUDENT
General: Pronounced Kuh-ron...
will enter his second year with
the Crimson Hawks... tremendous
size, speed, and power...was part
of a solid rotation in 2014 after meshing well with younger
players along the defensive line...looks to be a leader of a
unit that returns plenty of depth in 2015.
General: Son of former IUP
linebacker and College Football
Hall of Famer, Jim Haslett...returns
as the most experienced QB on
the roster...now in his second year of eligibility as a graduate
student after earning his B.S. in sport management early from
the University of Illinois.
2014: Transfer from Delaware...named third team All-Super
Region One...first team All-PSAC West...stepped in and saw
immediate playing time, starting in all 11 games...finished
third on team with 54 tackles, including 20 solo stops...had
8.0 tackles-for-loss, the third most on the team...led team
with six sacks...recorded a sack in six of team’s 11 games...
had a forced fumble and a fumble recovery against Slippery
Rock (10/25)...season-high 12 tackles came against Gannon
(11/8)
2014: Transfer from Illinois...won the 3-man quarterback
competition during the course of fall camp...played in all
11 games, starting 10...first season as a starting QB at the
collegiate level...threw for 2178 yards with 16 touchdowns
and 15 interceptions...completed 60.3% of his passes with
172 completions; the seventh highest number in single season school history...tossed three touchdowns against Saint
Augustine’s (9/6) and Slippery Rock (10/25)...had over 200
yards passing in four games... had completion of 63 yards
against Slippery Rock...50 pass attempts against SRU is T-3rd
for most in a single game...completed 15 passes to Drew
Carswell against California (10/18); this set a single game
record for recptions.
2013: Started in each of Delaware’s 12 games...had 47 stops
on the season...season-high seven tackles came against Towson...had lone sack sack against Villanova.
2013: Did not see game action at Illinois.
2012: Competed in camp as a preferred walk-on and made
an immediate impact...played in all 11 games and earned
first start in only his second career game in victory over
Delaware State...recorded 17 tackles on the season, including four solo stops...also recorded 2.5 tackles for losses of
14 yards and a half-sack for eight yards...stood out in two
games, recording seven tackles in a near-upset over Old
Dominion and registering six tackles in his collegiate debut
against West Chester...had a half-sack vs. Richmond.
2012: Member of the University of Illinois squad.
2011: Redshirted during the 2011 season.
HASLETT’s CAREER STATISTICS
2014
Tot.
GIBSON’s CAREER STATISTICS
2012
2013
2014
Tot.
GP
11
12
11
34
GS
1
12
11
24
Tkl
17
47
54
118
Solo
4
20
20
44
Ast
13
27
34
122
TFL Sck
2.5 0.5
3.5 1.0
5.5 2.5
11.5 4.0
FR FF
0 0
0 0
1 1
1 1
30
GP
11
11
GS
10
10
Cmp
172
172
Att
285
285
Yards
2178
2178
TD
16
16
INT
15
15
LG
63
63
LINEBACKER
DORIAN
LANE
RUNNING BACK
20
48
LUIGI
LISTA-BRINZA
SOPHOMORE
SENIOR
Temple and others.
2014: Enjoyed a solid season as a true freshman...named
to the All-PSAC West second team...started in 10 of team’s
11 games...was named a starter in Week One against Saint
Augustine’s (9/6)...carried the ball 187 times and gained 846
yards...finished seventh in the PSAC with 10 touchdowns...
averaged 4.5 yards per carry...his 76.9 average yards per
game ranked sixth in the PSAC...had 111 yards rushing in his
first career start...amassed 100 yards rushing in five games...
season-high three touchdowns came aginst Mercyhurst
(9/27)...season-high 118 yards rushing came aginst Edinboro
(10/4)...had 20+ carries in four games...caught three passes
for 32 yards...rushed for 100 yards in four straight games
against Lock Haven (9/30), Mercyhurst, Edinboro, and Seton
Hill (10/11).
2014: Played in three games with one start...finished season
with 15 tackles and 11 solo stops...added 3.5 tackles-forloss...recorded a sack and broke up a pass against Edinboro
(10/4)...missed the majority of the season because of injury.
2013: Named second team All-PSAC West...played in 11
games and started 10 times after season-ending injury to
Berdahl...finished second on the team with 69 total tackles
and 39 solo stops...had 8.5 tackles-for-loss and two sacks...
had a 39-yard interception return for a touchdown against
Seton Hill (9/21)...broke up two more passes, had a forced
fumble and a fumble recovery...posted a season-high 10
tackles, four tackles for loss and two sacks in two of the
final three games against Clarion (11/2) and Shippensburg
(11/16).
High School: Named 1st team All-Conference at Central
Catholic HS…named WPIAC MVP…named 2nd team AllState.
2012: Played in all 14 games...recorded 28 tackles, including
a season-high six in victory over Gannon...had one sack in
the PSAC Championship win over Shippensburg for a loss of
seven yards.
LISTA BRINZA’s CAREER STATISTICS
2014
Tot.
LANE’s CAREER STATISTICS
2012
2013
2014
Tot.
GP
14
11
3
28
GS
0
10
1
11
Tkl
28
69
15
118
Solo
13
30
11
44
Ast
15
39
4
58
TFL Sck
1.5
1
8.5
2
3.5
1
13.5
4
FR FF
0 0
1 1
0 0
1 1
31
GP
11
11
GS
10
10
Att
187
187
Yds
846
846
Avg
4.5
4.5
TD LG Avg/G
10 53
76.9
10 53
76.9
General: Will be part of a solid
running back corp in his sophomore campaign...likely to split
carries with Drew Harris, Chris
General: Dorian returns for
another year with the IUP defense
after injuries curtailed much of
the 2014 season...had a breakout
year in 2013...transfer from Duquesne.
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
DEFENSIVE BACK
JEFF
PALMER
ACKENO
ROBERTSON
23
56
REDSHIRT JUNIOR
REDSHIRT SENIOR
General: Pronounced A-KEE-no.
2014: Played in all 11 games,
earning seven starts...had 25
tackles, 6 solo...had 2.5 tacklesfor-loss...season-high eight
tackles came in the Kutztown game (9/13).
2013: Appeared in 10 games and had two starts...had 33 tackles with 15 of them solo stops...recorded 5.0 tackles-for-loss
on the season...compiled 2.5 sacks for a loss of 12 yards...
season-high seven tackles came in opener against Cheyney
(9/14)...blocked a kick against Edinboro (10/19)...recovered
a fumble against Shippensburg (11/16).
2012: Played in nine games...recorded nine total tackles...in
the game against Cheyney, he recorded his only sack of the
season for a loss of 12 yards...he also had 1.5 tackles-for-loss
and one forced fumble.
2014: Started in all 11 games...
had 41 total tackles and 25 solo
stops...broke up four passes...had a tackle-for-loss and recovered a fumble against Mercyhurst (9/27)...returned an interception 14-yards for a touchdown against Clarion (11/1)...
season-high seven tackles came aginst Lock Haven (9/20).
2013: Saw action in nine games...had nine tackles, five solo...
had a tackle-for-loss against Cheyney (9/14) for a loss of 14
yards.
2012: Redshirted.
2011: Redshirted.
ROBERTSON’s CAREER STATISTICS
High School: Started on both the offensive and defensive
line as a junior and senior at Seneca Valley High School...
earned All-Conference honors as a junior and senior.
2013
2014
Tot.
PALMER’s CAREER STATISTICS
2012
2013
2014
Tot.
GP
9
10
11
30
GS
0
2
7
9
Tkl Solo
9
2
33
15
25
6
67
23
Ast
7
18
19
44
TFL
1.5
5.0
2.5
9.0
Sck
1.0
2.5
0
3.5
FF
1
0
0
1
FR
0
1
0
1
32
GP
9
11
20
GS
0
11
11
Tkl Solo
9
5
41
25
50
30
Ast
4
16
20
TFL
1
1
1
Int PBU
0
0
1
4
1
4
FR
0
1
1
PUNTER
MATT
SPEGAL
DEFENSIVE BACK
97
TAKHI
TURNER
5
SOPHOMORE
General: Pronounced Speeg-al...
currently tied for fourth all-time
in IUP history with a 38.8 punting
average.
General: Pronounced Tuh-KYE
(rhymes with eye)...returns to an
IUP defense that finished third
in the PSAC in points per game
allowed (21.3).
2014: Second season as full-time punter as a junior...was
sixth in the PSAC with a 38.6 yard average on 45 punts...
his seven 50-plus yard punts was fourth in PSAC...long of 59
yards came against Clarion (11/1)...pinned 10 punts inside
the opponents’ 20-yard line...pinned four punts inside the 20yard line against Edinboro (10/4)...had 55 yard punt against
Mercyhurst (9/27)...forced eight fair catches.
2014: Impressive freshman season...played in 10 games,
starting in nine of them...had 49 total stops and 20 solo...
broke up seven passes...had eight tackles and his lone interception of the season in opener against Saint Augustine’s
(9/6)...first start came in week two against Kutztown (9/13)...
set season-high with 11 tackles and three pass breakups in
his first start...recovered a fumble against Gannon (11/8)...
had five or more tackles in five games...had eight tackles in
final two games of the year.
2013: First season as full-time punter…was seventh in the
PSAC with a 38.9 yard average on 41 punts…had seven
50-plus yard punts with long of 61 at Mercyhurst (10/26)…
pinned 11 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line…Forced
seven fair catches…had punts of 58 and 52 yards against Cal
(9/28)…posted a 57-yard punt in the season opener at
Southern Connecticut State (9/7)…had a 54-yard punt at Slippery Rock (10/12).
High School: Compiled 200 career tackles with 8 interceptions in his high school career…named 2-time 1st team
All-Conference…named 2nd team Big 15…also played basketball…was a District Champion in basketball and a State
Champion runner-up at Susquehanna Township high school.
2012: Punted in three games as a true freshman, serving as
the primary backup…averaged 38.7 yards on 11 punts…Had
season long of 50 yards…three of 11 punts landed inside the
opponents’ 20-yard line…forced one fair catch.
TURNER’s CAREER STATISTICS
GP GS
2014 11
Tot. 11
SPEGAL’s CAREER STATISTICS
2012
2013
2014
Tot.
GP
3
11
11
25
No.
11
41
45
97
Yds
426
1596
1738
3760
Long Avg
50
38.7
64
38.9
59
38.6
64
38.8
TB
2
5
8
15
I20
3
11
10
24
50+
1
7
7
15
33
Tkl
49
49
Solo
30
30
Ast
19
19
TFL
2.5
2.5
Int PBU
1
7
1
7
FR
1
1
SENIOR
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
DEFENSIVE BACK
JORGE
VICIOSO
JAY
WATKINS
78
REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE
General: Pronounced Hoor-hay
Vee-cee-oh-so.
2014: Appeared one game...
started in that game against
Kutztown (9/13)...had one tackle
and one pass breakup...missed
the remainder of the season due
to injury.
2013: Saw immediate playing time as a true freshman,
playing in nine games while starting five at cornerback…
Finished the year with 19 tackles, including 13 solo stops...
broke up three passes and picked up a fumble and returned
it 20 yards for a touchdown against Millersville (10/5)…made
first career start against Cheyney, posting a season-high six
tackles (9/14)…saw time in the offensive backfield in the
season opener, carrying the ball once at Southern Connecticut State (9/7).
2013: Played in all 11 games, starting 10, in his first season
at IUP after transferring from Rutgers…had first career start
at right tackle against Cheyney (9/14)…started nine of his
10 games at right tackle, while also starting at right guard
against Seton Hill (9/21)…helped the Crimson Hawks to
the third-best rushing offense in the PSAC, averaging 216.7
yards per game on the ground…was also part of an offensive
line unit that finished 12th in the nation by giving up just 10
sacks (0.91 per game).
High School: Recorded 1,500 yards rushing and 27 touchdowns in 2012 at Hyde Woodstock...All-Conference and
All-New England.
2012: Did not see game action.
2011: Appeared in one game for Rutgers vs. North Carolina
Central (9/1).
WATKINS’ CAREER STATISTICS
GP
2013
9
2014
1
Tot. 10
2010: Redshirted
VICIOSO’s CAREER STATISTICS
GS
0
10
11
21
Tm RYds/G
97.8
216.7
162.3
157.25
Tm PYds/G
241.2
202.09
210.82
221.65
Tm Sck Allwd
30
10
26
66
34
GS
5
1
6
Tkl Solo
19
13
1
0
20
13
Ast
6
1
7
TFL
0.0
0.0
0.0
Int PBU
0
3
0
1
0
4
FR
1
0
1
REDSHIRT SENIOR
2014: Started all 11 games in
2014 at right tackle...helped the
Crimson Hawks to an average of 162.3 yards per game on
the ground, the sixth best in the PSAC...was part of several
record-setting performances on the offensive side of the ball.
GP
2011 1
2013 11
2014 11
Tot. 23
2
DEFENSIVE BACK
ERIC
WILLIAMS
DEFENSIVE BACK
7
ALLEN
WRIGHT
REDSHIRT SENIOR
SOPHOMORE
2014: Played in all 11 games,
earning seven starts because
of injury to Jay Watkins...gained
valuable expereince with 38 tackles and 27 solo stops...made first start of his career against
Edinboro (10/4)...compiled three tackles-for-loss...had 11
tackles with 10 solo stops against Seton Hill (10/11)...forced
two fumbles...broke up four passes.
2014: Did not play.
2013: Named second team All-Super Region One by
Daktronics…started all 11 games at strong safety after
transferring from the University of Pittsburgh…led PSAC
and tied for eighth in Division II with six interceptions…
had a pick in four straight games against Seton Hill (9/21),
Cal (9/28), Millersville (10/5) and Slippery Rock (10/12)…
Also had interceptions against Clarion (11/2) and Gannon
(11/9)…finished season sixth on the team with 48 total
tackles, including 26 solo stops…notched three tacklesfor-loss and a fumble recovery…totaled seven passes
defensed…tallied a season-high 11 tackles, including six
solo, against Gannon (11/9)…had eight tackles – seven solo –
against Seton Hill.
WRIGHT’s CAREER STATISTICS
GP
2014 11
Tot. 11
2012: Played in all 13 games, starting 11 of them, for the
University of Pittsburgh... collected a season-high 10 tackles
against No. 4 Notre Dame (11/3).
2011: Appeared in three games against Rutgers, Louisville
and the BBVA Compass Bowl versus Southern Methodist
University.
2010: Redshirted.
WILLIAMS’ CAREER STATISTICS
GP
3
13
11
27
GS
0
11
11
22
Tkl Solo
0
0
29
23
48
26
77
49
Ast
0
52
22
74
TFL
0
4.5
3.0
7.5
Int PBU
0
0
1
2
6
7
7
9
FR
0
2
1
3
Eric Williams (right)
35
GS
7
7
Tkl Solo
38
27
38
27
Ast
11
11
TFL
3.0
3.0
Int PBU
0
4
0
4
FF
2
2
General: The former Pitt transfer is one of three safties who
are returning to the IUP defense
in 2015...he made a successful
transition from linebacker to defensive back in his first year
at IUP, intercepting a PSAC-leading six passes.
2011
2012
2013
Tot.
4
2014 YEAR
36
IN REVIEW
37
20
SAINT AUGUSTINE’S (0-1)
IUP (1-0)
19
41
Saturday, Sept. 6 •Frank Cignetti Field @ George P. Miller Stadium •Indiana, PA
Attendance: 4,059
Crimson Hawks Soar to Victory in Season Opener
SAU
FIRST DOWNS
22
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
46 - 119
PASSING YARDS (NET)
260
Passes Att-Comp-Int
31 - 21 - 1
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
379
Fumble Returns-Yards
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2 - 20
Kickoff Returns-Yards
6 - 131
Interception Returns-Yards
1-3
Punts (Number-Avg)
4 - 29.8
Fumbles-Lost
5-2
Penalties-Yards
8 - 51
Posession Time
30:06
Third-Down Conversions
8 of 18
Fourth-Down Conversions
1 of 2
Red-Zone Scores-Chances
3-4
Sacks By: Number-Yards
1 - 13
20
IUP
20
38 - 181
176
20 - 14 - 1
357
0-0
1 - 18
3 - 91
1 - 30
4 - 45.2
1-0
8 - 45
29:54
6 of 10
0 of 0
6-6
3 - 24
Saint Augustine’s
IUP
1
0
20
2
7
7
3
6
7
4
6
7
F
19
41
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
10:57 IUP
Lista-Brinza 1 yard run (PAT missed)
1st
5:41 IUP
Carswell 7 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick)
13-0
1st
4:33 IUP
Dubowski 13 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman Kick)
20-0
2nd 13:08 IUP
IUP 6-0
Lista-Brinza 7 yard run (Ullman kick)
27-0
2nd 6:35 SAU McDonald 14 yard pass from Gilford (Lima kick)
27-7
3rd
5:46 IUP
Green 11 yard run (Ullman kick)
34-7
3rd
3:46 SAU Bradley 0 yard fumble recovery (PAT missed)
34-13
4th
11:37 IUP
4th
0:00 SAU Turkvant 7 yard pass from Gilford
Pegues 0 yard fumble recovery (Ullman Kick)
IUP (1-1, 0-1)
KUTZTOWN (1-1, 1-0)
41-13
IUP 41-19
7
44
Saturday, Sept. 13 • University Field • Kutztown, PA
Attendance: 1,602
IUP Drops Conference Opener on the Road
IUP
FIRST DOWNS
8
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
28 - 78
PASSING YARDS (NET)
98
Passes Att-Comp-Int
34 - 10 - 3
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
176
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
1-7
7 - 120
0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
8 - 35.8
Fumbles-Lost
2-1
Penalties-Yards
11 - 106
Posession Time
24:13
6 of 14
0 of 1
1-1
1-7
KUTZ
27
47 - 110
316
42 - 27 - 0
426
0-0
3-0
2 - 22
3 - 60
5 - 37.4
2-0
5 - 44
35:47
12 of 21
1 of 3
5-5
2 - 14
IUP
Kutztown
1
0
0
2
7
20
3
0
14
4
0
10
F
7
44
SCORING SUMMARY
2nd 14:54 KUTZ - Hollander 0 yard fum. recovery (PAT missed)
KUTZ 6-0
2nd 10:47 IUP - Lista-Brinza 1 yard run (Ullman kick)
IUP 7-6
2nd 7:05 KUTZ - Kelly 24 yd pass from Barton (Rosenfeld Kick) KUTZ 13-7
2nd 0:33 KUTZ - Kelly 19 yard pass from Barton (Rosenfeld kick)
20-7
3rd
4:10 KUTZ - Kelly 64 yard pass from Barton (Rosenfeld kick)
27-7
3rd
1:21 KUTZ - Kelly 12 yard pass from Barton (Rosenfeld kick)
34-7
4th
8:36 KUTZ - Redding 2 yd pass from Barton (Rosenfeld kick)
41-7
4th
4:18 KUTZ - Rosenfeld 24 yard field goal
38
KUTZ 44-7
IUP (2-1, 1-1)
LOCK HAVEN (0-3, 0-2)
21
16
Saturday, Sept. 21 • Hubert Jack Stadium • Lock Haven, PA
Attendance: 1,376
IUP Rebounds with First Road Victory of Season
LH
19
27 - 47
221
40 - 25 - 0
268
0-0
2 - 12
4 - 86
2 - 20
5 - 39.8
1-0
3 - 20
26:51
7 of 16
1 of 3
3-3
0-0
1
2
3
4
F
IUP
7
7
7
0
21
Lock Haven
0
3
7
6
16
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
3:00 IUP - Lista-Brinza 16 yard run (Ullman kick)
IUP 7-0
2nd 3:35 IUP - Lista-Brinza 4 yard run (Ullman kick)
14-0
2nd 0:05 LHU - Boumerhi 21 yard field goal
14-3
3rd
11:26 IUP - Carswell 7 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick)
21-3
3rd
5:36 LHU - Smack 12 yard pass from Walton (Boumerhi kick)
4th
5:59 LHU - Cook 2 yd pass from Walton (Walton pass failed) IUP 21-16
MERCYHURST (0-4, 0-3)
IUP (3-1, 2-1)
21-10
7
41
Saturday, Sep. 27 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, PA
Attendance: 2,859
Strong Start Propels the Crimson Hawks to Win
HURST
FIRST DOWNS
10
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
26 - 29
PASSING YARDS (NET)
117
Passes Att-Comp-Int
24 - 11 - 0
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
146
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
1 - 12
6 - 160
1-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
7 - 44.0
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
Penalties-Yards
8 - 65
Posession Time
25:19
4 of 12
0 of 1
1-2
0-0
IUP
21
44 - 215
168
17 - 13 - 1
383
0-0
2 - 33
2 - 50
0-0
5 - 37.4
1-0
7 - 92
34:31
4 of 10
0 of 0
5-6
3 - 23
1
2
3
4
F
Mercyhurst
0
0
0
7
7
IUP
27
7
7
0
41
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
14:48 IUP - Lista-Brinza 11 yard run (Ullman pass failed)
1st
13-0
1st
1:55 IUP - DeCicco 15 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman Kick)
20-0
1st
27-0
2nd 5:53 IUP - Carswell 13 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick)
3rd
11:39 IUP - Temple 7 yard run (Ullman kick)
4th
9:52 HURST - Emerick 1 yard run (Kondis kick)
39
IUP 6-0
34-0
41-0
IUP 41-7
IUP
FIRST DOWNS
22
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
47 - 195
PASSING YARDS (NET)
176
Passes Att-Comp-Int
20 - 14 - 2
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
371
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2 - -1
3 - 82
0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
3 - 41.7
Fumbles-Lost
2-0
Penalties-Yards
5 - 85
Posession Time
33:09
10 of 14
0 of 1
3-3
3 - 22
IUP (4-1, 3-1)
EDINBORO (0-5, 0-4)
18
8
Saturday, Oct. 4 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, Pa.
Attendance: 2,552
IUP Closes Early Season Road Swing with Win
IUP
FIRST DOWNS
19
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
48 - 194
PASSING YARDS (NET)
157
Passes Att-Comp-Int
21 - 13 - 0
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
351
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2-6
2 - 48
0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
5 - 33.2
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
Penalties-Yards
8 - 99
Posession Time
37:24
8 of 17
1 of 1
4-5
9 - 53
BORO
12
24 - -6
135
22 - 16 - 0
129
0-0
1 - 14
3 - 16
0-0
7 - 31.0
1-0
3 - 23
22:36
1 of 10
1 of 1
1-1
4 - 22
1
2
3
4
F
IUP
3
3
10
2
18
Edinboro
6
14
3
7
8
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
4:30 IUP - Ullman 37 yard field goal
IUP 3-0
2nd 9:40 IUP - Ullman 25 yard field goal
6-0
3rd
9:34 IUP - Carswell 16 yard pass from Haslett
13-0
3rd
16-0
4th
9:45 BORO - Hughes 6 yard pass from Harris (Hill pass)
16-8
4th
5:59 IUP - TEAM -3 yard safety
IUP 18-8
SETON HILL (1-5, 1-4)
IUP (5-1, 4-1)
28
51
Saturday, Oct. 11 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P. Miller Stadium • Indiana, Pa.
Attendance: 4,273
IUP Pulls Away Late for Homecoming Victory
SHU
FIRST DOWNS
25
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
17 - 14
PASSING YARDS (NET)
440
Passes Att-Comp-Int
71 - 44 - 3
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
454
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2 - 24
4 - 78
0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
2 - 40
Fumbles-Lost
1-1
Penalties-Yards
9 - 60
Posession Time
25:24
10 of 19
1 of 5
3-4
1 - 10
IUP
22
46 - 224
225
23 - 14 - 0
449
0-0
1 - 96
5 - 98
3 - 29
3 - 27.7
1-1
11 - 87
34:36
9 of 15
0 of 0
7-8
0-0
1
2
3
4
F
Seton Hill
14
0
7
7
28
IUP
14
6
7
24
51
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
12:00 IUP - Pegues 96 yard punt return (Ullman kick)
1st
10:17 SHU - McClam 17 yard pass from Jackson (Boulnemour kick) 7-7
1st
1st
0:05 SHU -Howard 2 yard run (Boulnemour kick)
2nd 4:15 IUP - Bradley 1 yard run (Ullman kick blocked)
IUP 7-0
IUP 14-7
14-14
IUP 20-14
3rd
10:21 IUP - Bradley 10 yard run (Ullman kick)
27-14
3rd
7:19 SHU - Walton 14 yard punt return (Boulnemour kick)
27-21
4th
30-21
4th
10:59 SHU - Williams 1 yard pass from Jackson (Boulnemour kick)30-28
4th
8:03 IUP - Carswell 15 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick)
37-28
4th
44-28
4th
IUP 51-28
40
25
IUP (5-2, 4-2)
CALIFORNIA (6-1, 5-1)
13
21
Saturday, Oct. 18 • Adamson Stadium • California, PA
Attendance: 3,362
Turnovers Doom IUP in Coal Bowl
CAL
18
31 - 60
238
30 - 19 - 0
298
0-0
1 - 11
2 - 43
3 - 97
4 - 45.5
2-1
9 - 95
25:14
3 of 10
1 of 3
1-3
6 - 33
1
2
3
4
F
IUP
3
0
0
10
13
California
7
7
7
0
21
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
1st
5:37 CAL - Smorey 23 yard pass from Harris (Nuzzo kick)
IUP 3-0
CAL 7-3
2nd 7:56 CAL - Roberson 1 yard run (Nuzzo kick)
14-3
4th
21-6
4th
7:51 IUP - Carswell 5 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman Kick) CAL 21-13
SLIPPERY ROCK (6-2, 5-2)
IUP (5-3, 4-3)
31
21
Saturday, Oct. 25 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P Miller Stadium • Indiana, PA
Attendance: 2,850
Crimson Hawks Drop Rivalry Game Aginst SRU
SRU
FIRST DOWNS
17
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
52 - 234
PASSING YARDS (NET)
142
Passes Att-Comp-Int
14 - 10 - 0
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
376
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
2 - 22
2 - 38
4 - 47
Punts (Number-Avg)
7 - 42.0
Fumbles-Lost
2-1
Penalties-Yards
13 - 126
Posession Time
25:24
3 of 13
1 of 1
3-3
8 - 59
IUP
24
30 - 26
361
51 - 26 - 4
387
0-0
4 - 48
4 - 70
0-0
5 - 33.6
1-0
6 - 48
34:36
5 of 18
3 of 6
2-4
2 - 17
1
2
3
4
F
Slippery Rock
7
10
7
7
31
IUP
0
14
0
7
21
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
11:32 SRU - Green 65 yard run (Wainauskis kick)
2nd
11:24 SRU - Durden 11 yard run (Wainauskis kick)
SRU 7-0
14-0
2nd 10:34 SRU - Wainauskis 20 yard field goal
17-0
17-7
17-14
3rd
7:00 SRU - German 25 yard pass from Buck (Wainauskis kick)
24-14
4th
6:31 SRU - Durden 7 yard from Buck (Wainauskis kick)
31-14
4th
1:11 IUP - Pegues 63 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick) SRU 31-21
41
IUP
FIRST DOWNS
28
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
33 - 111
PASSING YARDS (NET)
359
Passes Att-Comp-Int
44 - 33 - 3
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
470
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
3 - 27
4 - 78
0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
2 - 42.5
Fumbles-Lost
3-2
Penalties-Yards
5 - 40
Posession Time
34:46
7 of 14
0 of 1
3-6
2 - 17
CLARION (2-7, 2-6)
IUP (6-3, 5-3)
0
31
Saturday, Nov. 1 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P Miller Stadium • Indiana, PA
Attendance: 1,642
Total Team Effort Leads to Shutout Over Clarion
CLAR
FIRST DOWNS
6
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
24 - -8
PASSING YARDS (NET)
195
Passes Att-Comp-Int
39 - 12 - 1
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
187
1 - 12
Punt Returns-Yards
3 - 39
3 - 60
1-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
4 - 37.2
Fumbles-Lost
2-1
Penalties-Yards
6 - 37
Posession Time
25:13
3 of 17
1 of 7
0-2
1-9
IUP
18
56 - 235
64
12 - 3 - 1
299
1 - 12
1 - 36
0-0
1 - 14
6 - 35.3
1-1
7 - 69
34:47
2 of 12
2 of 2
3-3
3 - 21
1
2
3
4
F
Clarion
0
0
0
0
0
IUP
24
0
0
7
31
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
13:38 IUP - Robertson 14 yard interception (Ullman kick)
IUP 7-0
1st
10-0
1st
5:25 IUP- Lista-Brinza 4 yard run (Ullman kick)
17-0
1st
0:00 IUP - Pegues 30 yard pass from Stockett (Ullman kick)
4th
0:56 IUP - Temple 2 yard run (Ullman kick)
IUP (6-4, 5-4)
GANNON (8-2, 7-2)
24-0
IUP 31-0
20
31
Saturday, Nov. 8 • Gannon University Field • Erie, PA
Attendance: 1,001
IUP Comes Up Short Against Gannon
IUP
FIRST DOWNS
20
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
31 - 124
PASSING YARDS (NET)
340
Passes Att-Comp-Int
47 - 23 - 2
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
464
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
0-0
5 - 112
0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
3 - 43.3
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
Penalties-Yards
11 - 97
Posession Time
29:30
5 of 17
3 of 6
2-5
1-9
GAN
23
39 - 150
304
36 - 20 - 0
454
0-0
3 - -2
2 - 54
2 - 23
4 - 30.2
2-1
5 - 42
30:30
11 of 18
0 of 1
4-5
3 - 27
1
2
3
4
F
IUP
7
7
0
7
21
Gannon
7
7
3
14
31
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
10:11 GAN - Jones 1 yard run (Hollan kick)
1st
2:38 IUP - Jackson 55 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick)
GAN 7-0
7-7
2nd 12:56 IUP - Carswell 14 yard pass froom Haslett(Ullman kick) IUP 14-7
2nd 9:08 GAN - Caliste 38 yard pass from Nadler (Holland kick)
14-14
3rd
7:19 GAN - Holland 37 yard field goal
4th
13:17 GAN - Hamm 18 yard pass from Nadler (Holland kick)
24-14
4th
10:28 IUP - Pegues 5 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick)
24-21
4th
9:14 GAN - Jones 2 yard run (Holland kick)
42
GAN 17-14
GAN 31-21
17
WEST CHESTER (10-1, 8-1)
IUP (6-5, 5-4)
28
17
Saturday, Nov. 15 • Frank Cignetti Field @ George P Miller Stadium • Indiana, PA
Attendance: 1,422
Crimson Hawks Close Out 2014 Season with Loss
IUP
21
44 - 202
195
28 - 17 - 1
397
0-0
0-0
6 - 135
1 - 40
3 - 38.3
1-1
4 - 42
30:50
7 of 15
1 of 2
1-1
1 - 15
1
2
3
4
F
West Chetser
6
9
13
0
28
IUP
3
7
0
7
17
SCORING SUMMARY
1st
13:00 WCU - Monk 7 yard run (Bruno kick failed)
1st
2nd 12:21 WCU - Bruno 20 yard field goal
WCU 6-0
6-3
9-3
2nd 6:47 IUP - DeCicco 32 yard pass from Stockett (Ullman kick) IUP 10-9
2nd 3:24 WCU - Monk 13 yd pass from McCartney (Bruno kick failed)WCU 15-10
3rd
6:04 WCU - Doty 13 yard pass from McCartney (Bruno kick failed) 21-10
3rd
4:27 WCU - Monk 80 yard punt return (Bruno kick)
4th
14:23 IUP - DeCicco 14 yard pass from Haslett (Ullman kick)WCU 28-17
43
28-10
WCU
FIRST DOWNS
20
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)
34 - 132
PASSING YARDS (NET)
299
Passes Att-Comp-Int
26 - 17 - 0
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS
431
0-0
Punt Returns-Yards
1 - 80
3 - 68
1-0
Punts (Number-Avg)
5 - 32.2
Fumbles-Lost
0-0
Penalties-Yards
8 - 88
Posession Time
29:10
6 of 12
0 of 0
4-4
1- 3
P S AC S TA N DIN G S
EAST
Bloomsburg
West Chester
Esat Stroudsburg
Shippensburg
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Millersville
Cheyney
PSAC
9-0
8-1
5-4
5-4
5-4
2-7
1-8
0-9
OVR
11-2
11-2
6-5
6-5
6-5
2-9
1-10
0-11
WEST
Slippery Rock
Gannon
Mercyhurst
California (PA)
IUP
Edinboro
Seton Hill
Clarion
NCA A PL AYOFFS
PSAC
7-2
7-2
6-3
6-3
5-4
2-7
2-7
2-7
OVR
9-3
9-2
7-4
8-3
6-5
3-8
3-8
2-9
AL L -P S AC WE S T H O NOREES
FIRST TEAM
Drew Carswell
Karon Gibson
Kevin Clarke
Walt Pegues
Yr.
Sr
Jr
So
Fr
Pos.
WR
DL
LB
KR/PR
SECOND TEAM
Luigi Lista-Brinza
Bruce Atkins
Ethan Cooper
Brock DeCicco
Shane Meisner
Matthew Mowad
Jerell McFadden
Yr.
Fr
Sr
So
Sr
Sr
Fr
Sr
Pos.
RB
OL
OL
TE
DL
DL
DB
ALL- R E G IO N AWA RDS
PLAYER
Karon Gibson
Yr.
Jr
Pos.
DT
Outlet
Don Hansen
Award
Third Team
Walt Pegues
Fr
KR/PR
Don Hansen
Third Team
Drew Carswell
46
20
28
17
(4)
(5)
(3)
(6)
25
21
59
42
Minnesota-Duluth
N’west Mo. State
Pittsburg State
Harding
(4) North Alambama
(5) Valdosta State
(3) Tuskegee
(6) West Georgia
31
33
17
20
(4)
(5)
(3)
(6)
23
34
41
42
Colorado Mines
Ohio Dominican
Michigan Tech
Angelo State
SECOND ROUND
(1) Concord
(4) West Chester
(3) Virginia State
(2) Bloomsburg
51
36
14
35
(1)
(4)
(3)
(2)
45
48
21
24
Ouachita Bapt.
Minnesota-Duluth
Pittsburg State
MSU-Mankato
(1) Lenoir-Rhyne
(4) Valdosta State
(6) West Georgia
(2) Delta State
21
23
37
27
(1)
(5)
(6)
(2)
33
46
28
31
Fris State
Ohio Dominican
Angelo State
Colo. St. Pueblo
REGIONAL FINALS
(1) Concord
(2) Bloomsburg
32
26
(4) Minnesota-Duluth
(2) MSU-Mankato
17
44
(5) Valdosta State
(6) West Georgia
17
31
(5) Ohio Dominican
(2) Colo. St. Pueblo
28
31
SEMIFINALS
(1) Concord
(2) MSU-Mankato
13
47
(6) West Georgia
7
10
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
(2) MSU-Mankato
0
13
44
PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Slippery Rock 28, Bloomsburg 26
MVP: Jared Buck, QB
FIRST ROUND
(4) West Chester
(5) Slippery Rock
(3) Virginia State
(6) LIU Post
S C ORI N G
Player
Luigi Lista-Brinza
Brett Ullman
Drew Carswell
Walt Pegues
Darian Bradley
Brock DeCicco
Chris Temple
C.J. Jackson
Ackeno Robertson
Nick Dubowski
Izzy Green
TEAM
Total..........
Opponents......
TD
10
0
9
5
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
0
37
32
FG
0-0
8-13
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
8-13
5-10
XP
0-0
34-36
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0-0
0-0
34-36
24-29
DXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SAF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
Total
60
58
54
30
24
18
12
6
6
6
6
2
282
233
RUSH I N G
Player
GP
L. Lista-Brinza
11
Chris Temple
9
Darian Bradley 11
Izzy Green
5
Walt Pegues
11
Eddie Stockett
4
TEAM
7
Chase Haslett
11
Total..........
11
Opponents...... 11
Att Gain Loss Net Avg
187 911
65
846 4.5
95
456
12
444 4.7
70
323
7
316 4.5
25
152
4
148 5.9
4
56
0
56 14.0
8
52
16
36
4.5
8
0
12
-12 -1.5
48
130 179 -49 -1.0
445 2080 295 1785 4.0
367 1284 403 881 2.4
TD
10
2
4
1
0
0
0
0
17
10
Lg Avg/G
53
76.9
30
49.3
19
28.7
36
29.6
19
5.1
20
9.0
0
-1.7
14
-4.5
53 162.3
65
80.1
TEA M STATISTI CS
IUP
SCORING
Points Per Game
Touchdowns Scored
Field Goals Made-Att
PAT- Attempts
FIRST DOWNS
Total..........
Opponents......
Cmp Att
11
11
Int
Pct
Yds
TD
172
285
15
60.4
2178
16
Lg Avg/G
63
198.0
9
0
0
0
28
2
1
1
2
1
0
0
32.1
0.0
0
0.0
141
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
32
0
0
0
35.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
181
222
317
375
18
5
57.1
59.2
2319
2667
18
19
63
76
210.8
242.5
233
21.2
37
32
8-13
5-10
(34-36)
(24-29)
223
200
96
53
Passing
116
118
Penalty
11
29
1785
881
Yards gained rushing
2080
1284
Yards lost rushing
295
403
Rushing Attempts
445
367
Average Per Rush
4.0
2.4
Average Per Game
162.3
80.1
RUSHING YARDAGE
TDs Rushing
18
PASSING YARDAGE
Comp-Att-Int
19
2319
2667
181-317-18
222-375-5
Average Per Pass
7.3
7.1
Average Per Catch
12.8
12.0
Average Per Game
210.8
242.5
TDs Passing
18
TOTAL OFFENSE
Average Per Play
Player
GP
Chase Haslett
11
Eddie Stockett
4
Logan Weaver
2
TEAM
7
Brett Ullman
11
282
25.6
Rushing
Total Plays
PA S S I N G
OPP
19
4104
3548
762
742
5.4
Average Per Game
PUNTS-Yards
4.8
373.1
322.5
47-1738
Average Per Punt
54-2017
37.0
Net punt average
37.4
28.6
PUNT RETURNS:
17-270
Avg. Per Return
15.9
30.9
21-232
11.0
RECE I VI N G
Player
Drew Carswell
Walt Pegues
Brock DeCicco
Darian Bradley
Tristan Davis
Salath Williams
Nick Dubowski
Kevin Edwards
Luigi Lista-Brinza
Sean McVay
C.J. Jackson
Trey Campman
Rex Pearce
Total..........
Opponents......
GP
11
11
10
11
10
10
10
9
10
6
10
10
8
11
11
No
55
45
35
12
9
8
5
4
3
2
1
1
1
181
222
Yds
785
607
433
79
67
114
58
29
32
31
55
25
4
2319
2667
Avg
14.3
13.5
12.4
6.6
7.4
14.2
11.6
7.2
10.7
15.5
55.0
25.0
4.0
12.8
12.0
TD
9
4
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
18
19
Lg
44
63
32
15
16
22
19
16
12
16
55
25
4
63
76
Avg/G
71.4
55.2
43.3
7.2
6.7
11.4
5.8
3.2
2.9
5.2
5.5
2.5
0.5
210.8
242.5
45
SCORE B Y QUA RT E RS
Quarter
Indiana (PA)
Opponents
1st
108
41
2nd
65
63
3rd
38
64
4th
71
65
OT
---
Total
282
233
TAC K L E S ( Top 2 0 )
GP
11
11
11
11
11
11
9
11
11
11
11
8
11
11
11
10
3
7
7
9
11
INT E RC E P TIO N S
Player
Kevin Clarke
Jake Campbell
Shane Meisner
Takhi Turner
Ackeno Robertson
Total..........
Opponents......
TEA M STATIST I CS
Solo Ast Total
43 74
117
44 15
59
20 34
54
17 31
48
26 20
46
15 27
42
24 17
41
25 16
41
15 24
39
27 11
38
15 23
38
12 22
34
10 22
32
6
19
25
13
5
18
9
6
15
11
4
15
3
10
13
6
3
9
3
5
8
369 426 795
INT
1
1
1
1
1
5
18
TFL-Yds Sack-Yds
10- 40
3- 21
3- 9
0- 0
8- 48
6- 45
4.5-11
1- 6
1.5- 6
0-0
5- 21
3- 17
2.5- 7
0- 0
1- 2
0- 0
9.5- 41
4- 29
3- 5
0-0
7.5- 31
3- 21
3- 23
1- 15
7- 33
2.5- 24
2.5- 12
0-0
0- 0
0- 0
0- 0
0- 0
3.5- 16
1- 8
1- 2
0- 0
2.5- 12
1.5- 9
0-0
0-0
78- 336
28- 208
Yds
21
0
8
30
14
73
250
Avg
21.0
0.0
8.0
30.0
14.0
14.6
13.9
FF FR
3
1
3
0
1
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
6
TD
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
Lg
21
0
8
30
14
30
55
IUP
41
884
21.6
OPP
37
756
20.4
INTERCEPTION RETURNS 5
Yards
73
Avg. Per Return
14.6
Touchdowns
1
18
250
13.9
0
FUMBLE RETURNS
Yards
Avg. Per Return
Touchdowns
0
0.0
0
12
12.0
1
PENALTIES
Yards
Penalties Per Game
Yards Per Game
83
810
7.5
73.6
77
651
7
59.2
KICKOFF RETURNS
Yards
Avg. Per Return
MISCELLANEOUS
Red Zone Conversions
Red Zone Pct.
Red Zone Touchdowns
3rd Down Conversions
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down Conversions
4th Down Pct.
Fumbles-Lost
Time of Possession/Game
Sacks By-Yards Lost
37-48
77.0%
30
69-156
44.2%
10/20
50.0%
16-8
32:35
28-208
28-36
78.0%
23
68-166
41.0%
8-27
29.6%
20-9
27:25
27-190
PUN T I N G
Player
Punts Yds
Matt Spegal
45
1738
TEAM
2
0
Total..........
47
1739
Opponents...... 54
2017
PUN T RE T U R N S
Player
Walt Pegues
Tristan Davis
Total..........
Opponents......
No.
11
6
17
21
Avg
38.6
0.0
37.0
37.4
Long
59
0
59
59
TB
8
0
8
4
FC
8
0
8
11
I20
10
0
10
10
50+ Blk
7
2
0
0
7
2
5
0
Yds
213
57
270
232
Avg
19.4
9.5
15.9
11.0
TD
1
0
1
2
Lg
96
24
96
80
Yds
590
204
39
10
13
14
14
884
756
Avg
24.6
22.7
13.0
5.0
13.0
14.0
14.0
21.6
20.4
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Lg
62
47
26
10
13
14
14
62
38
K IC K RE T U R N S
Player
Walt Pegues
Tristan Davis
Jerell McFadden
C.J. Jackson
Nick Dubowski
Kevin Edwards
Darian Bradley
Total..........
Opponents......
No
24
9
3
2
1
1
1
41
37
46
Karon Gibson
Player
Kevin Clarke
Jerell McFadden
Karon Gibson
Myles Catlin
Steve Franco
Bryce Gilbert
Takhi Turner
A. Robertson
Matthew Mowad
Allen Wright
Jemal Averette
Alex Berdahl
Shane Meisner
Jeff Palmer
Chris David
Eric Doe
Dorian Lane
Jake Campbell
Jordan Batts
C. Casciole
Total
2015 RECRUITING CLASS BREAKDOWN
Player
Pos.
Ht.
Wt.
Drew Harris
RB
6-2
225
Notes: Four-star recruit, rated 26th best RB in the class of 2012.
Malik Allen
DE
Notes: 75 tackles and 7.5 sacks at Dover.
6-2
State
PA
225
PA
Jeff Arnold
OL
6-3
270
PA
Notes: Four-year starter and All-City offensive lineman and senior captain at
Brashear.
Sean Bowling
PK
5-11
Notes: Selected to Team Maryland in Big 33 Classic.
170
MD
Football Announces 2015 Recruiting Class
Mike Brown
OL
6-0
Notes: Two-time All-Public League at center.
275
PA
INDIANA, PA - IUP head coach Curt Cignetti announced
that 16 student-athletes have signed national letters of
intent to play football with the Crimson Hawks beginning
in the fall of 2015. In addition to those 16, Cignetti also announced the signing of a mid-year transfer into the program.
Andre Dreuitt-Parks
QB
6-2
180
PA
Notes: Two-star ranking and rated the top dual-threat quarterback in Pennsylvania by Rivals.
The 17 players hail from from four different states, including 12 from Pennsylvania. Three came from Maryland
with one hailing from Washington, D.C. and another from
Michigan.
Dan Fisher
QB
6-3
210
PA
Notes: 2728 and 22 passing touchdowns with 862 yards rushing and an additional 16 touchdowns on the ground.
“I am very pleased and excited about the 2015 recruiting
class, said Cignetti. “The coaches, faculty and support personnel teamed up perfectly in presenting the opprtunities
available at IUP.
“This group is talented and we look forward to welcoming
them on campus in August.”
As listed by position, IUP adds to its roster 10 offensive and
eight defensive players.
Five offensive linemen dominate the class, while the Crimson Hawks add three quarterbacks, one wide receiver and
one running back. On the defensive side of the ball, there
are four defensive linemen and three defensive backs.
UPDATE (Feb. 28): Cignetti added another member on Friday, with the signing of Sean Bowling. The addition bring
the total to 18 new players, including 12 from Pennsylvania
and four from Maryland. Further information in for Bowling
is listed on the right.
UPDATE (March 19): Another member signed in Colin
Roach. The total is now at 18 new players for Cignetti, with
Roach being the only player from the state of New Jersey.
Further information on Roach is listed in the recruiting
class breakdown.
Deandre Easterling
DE
6-2
230
DC
Notes: Second team all-conference with 40 tackles and eight sacks as a
senior.
Mikale Makle
DB
5-11
190
MD
Notes: First team all-state, all-county and all-conference on defense.
Colin McAllister
OL
6-2
Notes: Three-time all-conference offensive lineman.
305
PA
CJ Odegbo
DE
6-6
253
MI
Notes: Had 3.5 tackles-for-loss and two sacks at ASA College in 2014.
Joe Peterson
OL
6-4
280
Notes: First team all-district, all-region and all-conference.
PA
Mike Pietropola
QB
6-1
205
PA
Notes: All-State selection in 2013 and 2014 and Pennsylvania Mr. Football
finalist as a senior.
Colin Roach
DL
6-1
290
Notes: First team All-Skyland Conference with 40 tackles.
NJ
Dyllon Scott
DL
6-0
Notes: First team all-league as a senior at Exeter
278
PA
Boniface (JR) Stevens
175
PA
DB
6-0
Notes: Five interceptions with two returned for touchdowns as a senior.
Isaiah Stokes
DB
6-0
172
MD
Notes: 75 tackles, 12 tackles-for-loss, three interceptions, 11 pass deflections
during senior year.
Zaire Willis
OL
6-4
Notes: Nominated for Big 33 Football Classic.
330
PA
Gabe Yullie
WR
6-0
205
Notes: Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a senior.
MD
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IUP FOOTBALL
20 33
FRANK CIGNETTI
MICHAEL MANN
After an All-America playing
career at IUP, Frank Cignetti
returned to his alma mater as
head coach in 1986 and became
the athletic director in 1992. Over
the next 20 seasons, he had a
record of 182-50-1 and led IUP to
14 PSAC West titles and 13 trips
to the NCAA playoffs. The Indians
reached the semifinals six times
and played for the National
Championship in 1990 and 1993.
At the time of his retirement in
2005, Cignetti was the thirdwinningest active coach in
Division II football.
Michael Mann holds the
majority of rushing records at
IUP and is one of the top running
backs in PSAC history. Despite
sitting out the second half of
several games with the Indians
holding big leads, he rushed for
4,805 yards and 48 touchdowns,
including 2,027 yards and 19
scores as a senior in 1993 when he
led IUP to the National
Championship game. Mann was
named to the American Football
Coaches Association and
Associated Press All-America
teams.
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HISTORY
CHRIS VILLARRIAL
JIM HASLETT
Chris Villarrial enjoyed the longest
NFL playing career of any former
IUP player, spending eight years
with the Chicago Bears and three
more with the Buffalo Bills before
retiring following the 2006
season. During his career, he
started a total of 132 games,
splitting time between center and
guard. Villarrial was a two-time
All-America at IUP and was named
the best offensive lineman at the
1996 Snow Bowl, the Division II
All-Star game, before being
selected in the fifth round of the
NFL Draft by the Bears.
A three-time All-America
linebacker at IUP, Jim Haslett was
selected by the Buffalo Bills in
the second round of the 1979 NFL
Draft. He was the NFL Defensive
Rookie of the Year and named to
the Bills’ Silver Anniversary team
in 1984. After retiring in 1987,
Haslett embarked on a coaching
career and was the head coach
of the New Orleans Saints for six
seasons. He was the NFL Coach of
the Year in his first season when
the Saints won the NFC West and
posted their first playoff victory.
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75 86
NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS
RECORD :
YEAR
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1993
1994
1996
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2007
2012
IUP IN THE RECORD BOOKS
DIVISION II PLAYOFF WINS
18-15
SCORE
Central Florida 12, IUP 10
Millersville 27, IUP 24
IUP 34, Grand Valley State 24
IUP 17, Portland State 0
Mississippi College 26, IUP 14
IUP 48, Winston-Salem State 0
IUP 14, Edinboro 7
IUP 27, Mississippi College 8
North Dakota State 51, IUP 11
IUP 56, Virginia Union 7
IUP 52, Shippensburg 7
Jacksonville State 27, IUP 20
IUP 28, Ferris State 21
IUP 38, New Haven 35
IUP 21, North Dakota 6
North Alabama 41, IUP 34
IUP 35, Grand Valley State 27
IUP 21, Ferris State 17
Texas A&M Kingsville 46, IUP 20
Ferris State 24, IUP 23
Shepherd 9, IUP 6
IUP 27, Slippery Rock 20 (OT)
IUP 26, Millersville 21
NW Missouri State 20, IUP 12
Northwood 28, IUP 0
Saginaw Valley State 33, IUP 32
IUP 27, Saginaw Valley State 23
Grand Valley State 62, IUP 21
IUP 45, West Chester 35
Shepherd 41, IUP 34
IUP 27, Sheperd 17
IUP 17, New Haven 14
Winston-Salem State 21, IUP 17
SITE
Orlando, Fla.
Indiana, Pa.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Portland, Ore.
Clinton, Miss.
Indiana, Pa.
Indiana, Pa.
Clinton, Miss.
Florence, Ala.
Indiana, Pa.
Indiana, Pa.
Jacksonville, Ala.
Indiana, Pa.
New Haven, Conn.
Indiana, Pa.
Florence, Ala.
Indiana, Pa.
Big Rapids, Mich.
Kingsville, Texas
Big Rapids, Mich.
Indiana, Pa.
Slippery Rock, Pa.
Millersville, Pa.
Maryville, Mo.
Midland, Mich.
University Center, Mich.
Indiana, Pa.
Allendale, Mich.
West Chester, Pa.
Shepherdstown, W.Va.
Indiana, Pa.
New Haven, Conn
Winston-Salem, N.C.
PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
YEAR
1964
1965
1985
1986
1987
2012
SCORE
East Stroudsburg 27, IUP 14
East Stroudsburg 26, IUP 10
Bloomsburg 31, IUP 9
IUP 41, Shippensburg 10
SITE
Indiana, Pa.
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Indiana, Pa.
West Chester, Pa.
Indiana,Pa.
Note: PSAC championship game was discontinued after the 1987 season and
resumed in the 2008 season.
1968
BOARDWALK BOWL
DELAWARE 31, IUP 24
Coach Chuck Klausing took IUP into Atlantic City’s Convention Hall as a prohibitive
underdog. Bob Tate kicked a field goal with a minute to go to give IUP a 24-23 lead
before the Blue Hens completed four pass plays to win.
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(1973-2014)
1.
2.
Northwest Missouri State
North Dakota State*
Grand Valley State
North Alabama
5. Pittsburg State
6. Valdosta State
Carson-Newman
8. IUP
North Dakota*
10. Texas A&M-Kingsville
35
30
30
30
25
19
19
18
18
17
* No longer in Division II
DIVISION II PLAYOFF APPEARANCES
1.
4.
5.
6.
8.
UC Davis*
Pittsburg State
North Alabama
North Dakota State*
Northwest Missouri State
IUP
Grand Valley State
North Dakota*
Texas A&M-Kingsville
Carson-Newman
* No longer in Division II
(1973-2014)
18
18
18
17
16
15
15
14
14
14
CENTRAL FLORIDA 12, IUP 10
NOVEMBER
28, 1987 |
ORLANDO , FLA
MILLERSVILLE 27, IUP 24
NOVEMBER
19, 1988 |
INDIANA , PA
The first home playoff game ended in
disappointment when Millersville scored
10 points in the fourth quarter, including a
34-yard field goal by Luke Hadfield with 42
seconds left, to pull out a 27-24 victory.
The rally by Millersville offset an IUP
comeback from a 17-0 first quarter deficit.
Touchdowns by Steve Girting and Jai Hill
pulled IUP to within 17-14 at intermission. A
sneak by Jim Pehanick and a John Sandstrom
field goal gave the Indians a 24-17 lead.
Millersville evened the game with 5:59
left and then drove 52 yards to the Indian 16
before Hadfield hit his game-winning field
goal.
IUP held a 433-248 edge in total offense.
Girting rushed for 106 yards, and Pehanick
hit on 17 of 24 passes for 254 yards, with Paul
Kovell catching six of those aerials for 109
yards.
IUP 34, GRAND VALLEY STATE 24
NOVEMBER
18, 1989 |
GRAND RAPIDS , MICH
IUP earned its first playoff victory, overcoming snowy conditions and a below zero
wind chill for a 34-24 win over the host Lakers.
Ken Rock scored three touchdowns on the
ground, and Tony Aliucci threw for 224 yards
on 13 of 20 passing accuracy to spark the
Indians. Jai Hill caught seven passes for 154
yards and a touchdown.
Grand Valley State led 17-7 midway
through the third quarter. The Indians then
steadily took control. Rock scored twice,
including a 19-yard run five seconds into
the fourth quarter to give IUP its first lead at
20-17. Grand Valley State took lead back at
24-20 with 10:13 left.
The IUP offense continued its hot play.
Just 40 seconds after falling behind, Aliucci
connected with Hill on a 59-yard touchdown
IUP 17, PORTLAND STATE 0
NOVEMBER
25, 1989 |
PORTLAND , ORE
For the second straight week, IUP found
itself on the road facing inclement weather
conditions, and the Indians again overcame
both obstacles in a 17-0 win over Portland
State to advance to the national semifinals for
the first time.
The IUP running game was the key to the
victory. The Indians controlled the ball for
almost 19 minutes after intermission and
gained 122 of their game total of 186 rushing
yards. Tony Aliucci and Ken Rock scored on
the ground to highlight a 14-point IUP third
quarter.
The IUP defense was outstanding, holding Portland State quarterback Darren
Del’Andrae, one of the top passers in the nation, to just 20 completions in 40 attempts for
189 yards.
Del’Andrae was sacked three times and
picked off another three times, including two
by Andy Leopold. The Vikings also lost four
fumbles, giving them seven turnovers for the
day.
Doug Adamrovich led the IUP ground
game with 96 yards and Rock added 88 yards.
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 26, IUP 24
DECEMBER
2, 1989 |
CLINTON , MISS
The IUP postseason run ended in the face
of a suffocating Mississippi College defense
that limited the Indians to just 235 yards of
total offense, including seven sacks and four
takeaways.
The Tony Aliucci-Jai Hill passing tandem
was the only thing working for IUP. Hill
caught six passes for 131 yards, and Aliucci
finished with 15 completions in 28 attempts
for 212 yards.
Mississippi College built a 10-0 lead in the
first quarter. The teams traded touchdowns
in the second quarter, with IUP scoring on a
run by Ken Rock. An excessive celebration
penalty coupled with a 61-yard kickoff return
led to a Mississippi College touchdown and
a 17-7 halftime lead.
Aliucci was sacked in the end zone, and
the Choctaws tacked on a touchdown for
a 26-7 lead 3:43 into the final period. An
eight-yard hookup from Aliucci to Paul Kovell
pulled IUP to within 12, but the Indians did
not threaten again.
IUP 48, WINSTON-SALEM STATE 0
NOVEMBER
17, 1990 |
INDIANA , PA
IUP thrilled a Miller Stadium crowd by
jumping out to a 21-0 first quarter lead, and
the issue was never in doubt as the Indians
smashed the Rams 48-0 for their first postseason win at home.
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The Indians piled up 592 yards of total offense with Ken Rock spearheading a 332-yard
rushing attack with 165 yards on only 13 carries.
Tony Aliucci threw for 208 yards and a pair
of touchdowns. Paul Kovell was the leading
receiver with four catches for 95 yards. The
Indian defense also shined, registering its
fourth shutout of the season.
IUP scored on its second possession of
the game on a 37-yard touchdown pass from
Aliucci to Johnny White. Touchdown runs by
Doug Adamrovich and Michael Mann capped
the first quarter onslaught.
IUP 14, EDINBORO 7
NOVEMBER
24, 1990 |
INDIANA , PA
After an easy win over Winston-Salem
State in the opening round, IUP found itself
in a defensive struggle the following week
against PSAC West rival Edinboro at Miller
Stadium.
The Indians managed only two second
quarter touchdowns, but that was enough for
a 14-7 victory and a second straight trip to
the semifinals.
Bill Fegley rushed for a career-high 159
yards while Tony Aliucci threw for 146 yards.
Lester Frye had his second 100-yard rushing
game of the season against the Indians, gaining 152.
The defense held Edinboro quarterback
Hal Galupi to 102 yards, intercepted him
three times and made four sacks, including
two each by Terry Howell and Ed Kachmarek.
Galupi passed for 351 yards in the regular
season meeting.
After two scoring threats failed in the first
quarter, Aliucci threw a 20-yard touchdown
pass to Johnny White. On the next possession,
Aliucci hit Jai Hill on a 41-yard play to set up
his own one-yard sneak and a 14-0 cushion at
halftime.
Two third quarter drives by Edinboro
ended with interceptions before the Fighting
Scots scored their only touchdown on a pass
from Galupi to Ernest Priester with just 1:29
remaining.
IUP 27, MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 8
DECEMBER
1, 1990 |
CLINTON , MISS
One year after losing in the semifinals at
Mississippi College, IUP turned the tables on
the host Choctaws, winning 27-8 to advance
to the Division II title contest for the first
time.
For the first 30 minutes it looked like a
repeat of the previous season when IUP
managed only 140 yards and trailed 8-7. The
Indians scored on a 31-yard pass from Tony
Aliucci to Jai Hill.
IUP took control of the contest at the outset
of the second half. Fred McAfee fumbled the
opening kickoff, and Rob Grims kicked a 22yard field goal to give IUP the lead at 10-8.
The Indians caught another special teams
break when Jimmy Herzog fumbled away a
IUP made its playoff debut with a 12-10
loss in the opening round against Central
Florida at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando before
15,043 fans, the largest crowd to see the
Indians play up to then.
The IUP defense held the powerful Central
Florida offense in check, surrendering just
one touchdown while forcing seven turnovers, including two interceptions each by
Kevin McMullan and Dennis Culbertson.
John Sandstrom nailed a 30-yard field
goal with 9:06 remaining to pull IUP to within
12-10. The Indians forced a pair of turnovers
in Golden Knight territory on its next two
defensive series, but a missed field goal and
an interception denied IUP an opportunity to
pull out the victory.
IUP was limited to 169 yards of total offense, including 76 rushing yards by Steve
Girting. Jim Pehanick was sacked five times
and intercepted twice.
pass for a 27-24 lead. Rock scored again with
4:16 left to cap a 20-point fourth quarter and
seal the victory.
punt at the Choctaw 44. A four-yard touchdown run by Michael Mann gave IUP a 17-8
advantage.
The Indians put the game away with an
80-yard drive that culminated in a 24-yard
scoring strike from Aliucci to Hill with 10:22
left.
Aliucci hit on 12 of 20 passes for 184
yards with Hill finishing with five catches for
117 yards.
NORTH DAKOTA STATE 51, IUP 11
DECEMBER
8, 1990 |
FLORENCE , ALA
|
After battling powerful North Dakota State
evenly for the first 30 minutes, IUP fell under
the weight of an offensive explosion as the
Indians dropped a 51-11 decision in the title
game.
North Dakota State turned in one of the
top statistical performances against IUP. The
Bison totals of 448 rushing yards and 627 in
total offense both rank second for any IUP
opponent.
Chris Simdorn and Tony Satter led the way.
Simdorn accounted for 324 yards, including
145 on the ground and 179 through the air.
Three of his four completions went for touchdowns. Satter on the ground and 179 through
the air. Three of his four completions went for
touchdowns. Satter rushed for 174 yards.
The Bison led just 14-11 at halftime. IUP
stayed close on a 42-yard field goal by John
Jaworski that opened the scoring and a 13yard touchdown pass from Tony Aliucci to
Johnny White with 46 seconds left before the
break.
North Dakota State turned a three-point
lead into a 44-11 bulge after a 30-point third
quarter.
The Bison defense held IUP to only 143
yards of total offense, including a mere 48
in the second half. Aliucci was sacked seven
times while throwing for just 75 yards.
IUP 56, VIRGINIA UNION 7
NOVEMBER
23, 1991 |
INDIANA , PA
Undefeated and top-ranked IUP raced to
a 49-0 halftime lead as the Indians crushed
Virginia Union 56-7 in the opening round.
The Indians had 573 yards of total offense
and 31 first downs and the defense forced
nine turnovers, including three picks by
Reece Brown.
IUP scored on its first five possessions,
including a pair of touchdown runs by Jay
Murray. A 31-yard pass from Tony Aliucci to
Jai Hill just 1:04 into the game started the IUP
scoring.
The Indians also got first half touchdowns
on runs by Michael Mann and Charles
Peoples, a 30-yard interception return by Tomar Taylor and a 27-yard pass from backup
quarterback Scott Woods to Johnny White.
Mann rushed for 103 yards to lead a 231yard ground game. Aliucci hit 10 of 12 passes
for 180 yards and Woods threw for 162 yards.
IUP 52, SHIPPENSBURG 7
NOVEMBER
30, 1991 |
INDIANA , PA
The IUP offensive juggernaut continued
to roll with a 52-7 destruction of PSAC West
rival Shippensburg, earning the Indians a
third straight berth in the semifinals.
IUP shredded the Raider defense for 507
yards with a balanced attack that featured
228 yards on the ground and 279 through
the air. Shippensburg managed just 174 total
yards, and the IUP defense recorded five
sacks. Michael Mann rushed for 105 yards
and two touchdowns. Tony Aliucci completed
13 of 19 for 245 yards and two scores. Jai Hill
caught four passes for 106 yards.
The Indians wasted little time in building a
big lead. John Jaworski capped the first drive
with a 27-yard field goal before IUP scored
touchdowns on each of its next four possessions.
A scoring pass from Aliucci to Hill, a touchdown run by Mann and a pair of one-yard
dives by Jay Murray gave the Indians a 29-0
lead just 1:07 into the second quarter.
JACKSONVILLE STATE 27, IUP 20
DECEMBER
7, 1991 |
JACKSONVILLE , ALA
IUP suffered its lone loss of the season, falling in the semifinals to undefeated Jacksonville State. The 27-20 defeat marked the only
time the Indians allowed more than 20 points
all year.
Tony Aliucci sustained a concussion in
the second quarter but was able to return
to throw an eight-yard touchdown pass to Jai
Hill, giving IUP a 6-3 lead. However, Aliucci
was unable to continue, and backup Scott
Woods took over.
Jacksonville State built a 20-6 halftime lead.
Nickey Edmondson threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to Eric Powell and then scored
himself in a 17-point second quarter.
IUP pulled within 20-13 when Michael Mann
went in from 25 yards out in the fourth quarter. Mann finished with one of the top rushing
performances in IUP playoff history with 190
yards.
Edmondson had his second rushing touchdown to give Jacksonville State a 27-13 lead.
Woods tossed a four-yard touchdown pass
to Hill to make it 27-20 with 1:41 remaining,
but the ensuing onside kick by went out of
bounds.
IUP 28, FERRIS STATE 21
NOVEMBER
20, 1993 |
INDIANA , PA
After seeing its run of five straight years in the
playoffs end in 1992, IUP returned with a vengeance, rolling through the regular season
undefeated while outscoring its opponents
417-137.
The playoffs looked like it would be more
of the same. After falling behind 7-0 in the
first quarter, IUP erupted for 28 unanswered
points and took a 21-point lead into the final
stanza.
Mike Campolo tied it on a one-yard run,
52
and Scott Woods hit Scott McClellan as the
Indians went to halftime ahead 14-7. Another
one-yard plunge by Campolo and a five-yard
pass from Woods to Theo Turner gave IUP a
28-7 cushion.
But Bill Love threw his second and third
touchdown passes of the game, including a
nine-yarder to Frank Koutsopoules with 1:08
remaining.
Ferris State had one last chance, but a
bomb from Love to Tim Kehoe was tipped by
John Stuart and fell incomplete as the clock
ran out.
Woods completed 16 of 27 for 200 yards
while Michael Mann rushed for 127 yards.
Love threw for 258 yards but was sacked six
times, including twice each by Mike Callahan and Isaac Fields.
IUP 38, NEW HAVEN 35
NOVEMBER
27, 1993 |
NEW HAVEN , CONN
In one of the most exciting games in IUP
history, Scott Woods and Michael Mann
sparked IUP to a 38-35 win over New Haven
and a berth in the semifinals.
Woods completed 21 of 35 for 266 yards and
two touchdowns, with JeMone Smith catching
10 for 122 yards. Mann rushed for 192 yards,
including 130 as part of a second half Indian
rally.
New Haven responded behind Harlon Hill
winner Roger Graham, who rushed for 173
yards and three scores. The passing game
was also effective, with Jim Weir throwing for
230 yards.
IUP struck first on a six-yard run by Mike
Campolo before Graham scored on runs of
five, 14 and 14 yards, the last boosting New
Haven into a 21-7 second quarter.
The teams traded touchdowns in the final
minute of the half, and New Haven led 28-14.
IUP then took command. A one-yard score
by Campolo and six-yard pass from Woods to
JeMone Smith tied the game. IUP took the lead
when Woods launched a 72-yard touchdown
pass to Derrick Smith late in the third quarter.
New Haven drove to the IUP two, but on
fourth down Weir tripped, losing three yards.
The ensuing 85-yard drive ended with Mike
Geary hitting a 27-yard field goal for a 38-28
lead.
Livingston scored on a 19-yard run, but
the Chargers would not get the ball back as
IUP posted three first downs on its final drive
while running out the clock.
IUP 21, NORTH DAKOTA 6
DECEMBER
4, 1993 |
INDIANA , PA
Playing in a steady rain undefeated IUP
reached the national championship game for
the second time in four years, scoring all 21
points in the first half in a 21-6 victory over
North Dakota.
Scott Woods threw second quarter touchdown strikes of 10 yards to Derrick Smith
and eight yards to Scott McClellan as part of
a 171-yard passing day on 19 of 27 accuracy.
Michael Mann opened the scoring with a
four-yard run on IUP’s first possession.
Following the Mann touchdown, North
Dakota drove to the IUP five before Darcy
Dahlem misfired on a 22-yard field goal attempt. The Fighting Sioux would not move
into Indian territory again until their final
drive of the game.
The Fighting Sioux, who gained just 202
yards of total offense, ended IUP’s shutout
bid just 27 seconds before the final gun when
Clay Wagner hit Josh Ostby on a 24-yard
touchdown pass.
NORTH ALABAMA 41, IUP 34
DECEMBER
11, 1993 |
FLORENCE , ALA
|
IUP 35, GRAND VALLEY STATE 27
NOVEMBER
19, 1994 |
INDIANA , PA
IUP ran off 21 straight points after falling behind in the third quarter to post a 35-27 win
over Grand Valley State.
Dennis Robinson rushed for 194 yards and
scored four touchdowns, including two in the
second quarter to give IUP a 14-3 lead. Ken
Ferguson passed for 162 yards for the Indians.
Grand Valley State made it 14-10 when
Kwame McKinnon threw a touchdown pass
to Youseff Sareini. McKinnon passed for 197
yards but was sacked five times, twice by
Mike Marshall.
A touchdown run by Scott Kuderick and a
field goal by Will Sanders in the third quarter
gave the Lakers a 20-14 lead.
The Indians responded with a four-yard
Robinson run and a 21-20 lead. A 62-yard
touchdown pass from Ferguson to Taun Henderson and a 20-yard run by Robinson put IUP
up by 15.
Darnell Jamison, who rushed for 129 yards
IUP 21, FERRIS STATE 17
NOVEMBER
26, 1994 |
BIG RAPIDS , MICH
IUP stormed out to a 21-0 halftime lead and
held on for a 21-17 victory and a fifth trip to
the semifinals in the past six seasons.
Dennis Robinson rushed for 127 yards, his
10th 100-yard game of the season, and his
five-yard run with 24 seconds left in the first
quarter gave IUP a 7-0 lead.
Steve Russell completed 10 of 17 passes
for 192 yards and threw two second quarter
touchdown passes. Russell heaved a 77-yarder to Mario Hardison and connected with
Darin Henigin from 26 yards out for a 21-0
cushion.
IUP held a 284-48 edge in total offense in
the first half but Ferris State, led by quarterback Bill Love, turned the tables on the Indians in the final 30 minutes, gaining 246 yards
to 107 for IUP.
A Tyree Dye touchdown run and a scoring
pass from Love to Dye made it 21-14 in the
third quarter.
Love, who completed 14 of 17 passes for 175
yards in the second half, hit Ray Wilson on a
51-yard bomb that set up a 30-yard field goal
by Jason Lipke to make it 21-17 with 9:56 left.
Ferris State had two more chances but could
not manage a first down on either possession.
TEXAS A&M KINGSVILLE 46, IUP 20
DECEMBER
3, 1994 |
KINGSVILLE , TEXAS
IUP ran into the fastest team it had seen in
recent memory, and the result was a dominating performance by the host Javelinas in a 4620 national semifinal loss for the Indians.
Lester Young rushed for 201 yards and Dexter Deese picked up 147 as Kingsville rolled
up 472 yards on the ground and 659 in total
offense, both single game records for an IUP
opponent.
The Javelinas outgained IUP 400-69 in the
first half and had a 33-7 lead when the teams
went to the locker room.
Kingsville led 27-0 before the Indians got
on the scoreboard after recovering a fumble
at the Javelina nine. Mike Campolo scored
from the one two plays later, but Kingsville
came right back on a 34-yard touchdown pass
from Joe Menchaca to Karl Williams.
Ken Ferguson threw touchdown passes of
24 yards to Dennis Robinson and 44 yards to
Mario Hardison in the second half.
Ferguson completed 13 of 29 passes for 172
yards, including eight for 113 yards to Hardison, and Robinson rushed for 80 yards.
FERRIS STATE 24, IUP 23
NOVEMBER
23, 1996 |
BIG RAPIDS , MICH
Ferris State rallied from a 23-0 third quarter
deficit for a stunning 24-23 victory.
Matt McCarthy threw for 232 yards and two
touchdowns in the second half to lead Ferris
State back. McCarthy hit Ray Wilson on a 34-
53
yard gain to set up a two-yard touchdown run
by Chris Pulliams with 15 seconds remaining, and Doc Proctor’s extra point capped the
comeback.
IUP led 16-0 at halftime and went up 23-0
in the third quarter when Terry Throm found
Mario Hardison on a 50-yard bomb.
But Ferris State made it 23-10 McCarthy
threw a six-yard touchdown pass to Jermaine
Bell and Proctor kicked a 42-yard field goal.
Ferris State struck again on an 89-yard
bomb from McCarthy to Bell, slicing the lead
to 23-17. IUP drove to the Ferris State 29, but
Throm was intercepted by Kelly Snell. The
Bulldogs then went on the game-winning, 80yard drive.
Throm completed 18 of 29 for 272 yards
and hit Hardison six times for 125 yards and
three scores. James Suber rushed for 121
yards.
SHEPHERD 9, IUP 6
NOVEMBER
21, 1998 |
INDIANA , PA
IUP won 10 of 11 games entering its opening round game against Shepherd. But the
offense was stymied, and a special teams
play in the last two minutes spelled doom
for the hosts.
The Rams held IUP scoreless until the
waning moments and were clinging to a 7-0
lead. The Indians then caught a break when
a 22-yard punt by Alan Mullendore set IUP
up at the Ram 35.
Paul Failla connected with Chad Ames on a
23-yard score. But Chanse Twyman blocked
the extra point attempt by Jay Glymph, and
James Rooths raced 85 yards for the defensive PAT to give the Rams a 9-6 edge.
Chad Jamison recovered the onside kick
at the Indian 44, and IUP moved to the Shepherd 37, but four straight incompletions
ended the game.
Shepherd All-America tailback Damian
Beane led the Rams with 173 yards.
IUP 27, SLIPPERY ROCK 20 (OT)
NOVEMBER
20, 1999 |
SLIPPERY ROCK , PA
IUP began postseason play at Slippery
Rock in what turned out to be one of the biggest wins in school history.
IUP dropped a 52-14 regular season decision to Slippery Rock at Miller Stadium, and
The Rock entered the game ranked second
in the nation.
It appeared late in the game that Slippery
Rock would again emerge victorious. After
trailing 13-7, The Rock scored 10 straight
points and led by four when they took over
with 10:15 remaining.
Slippery Rock took seven minutes off the
clock and marched to the IUP five. But the Indians held The Rock a 22-yard field goal by
Morgan Anderson that made it only a sevenpoint game.
The defensive stand paid off. A 46-yard
A pair of 13-0 teams hooked up for the
championship, and the 15,631 fans at Braly
Municipal Stadium, North Alabama’s home
field, and an ESPN audience were treated to
one of the best games in Division II history.
IUP rallied from a 34-24 deficit with 10
points in the last two minutes, but Lion quarterback Cody Gross led a 69-yard drive in the
final 45 seconds, scoring from one-yard out
with 10 seconds left to give North Alabama a
41-34 victory.
IUP trailed 14-3 before running off 21
straight points for a 24-14 lead. Scott Woods,
who completed 20 of 37 passes for 299 yards,
connected with Scott McClellan to cut the deficit to four at halftime. Touchdown passes to
Dan Glass and Theo Turner gave the Indians
a 10-point lead.
North Alabama then embarked on a
27-point fourth quarter, taking the lead on a
touchdown run by Brian Satterfield. Satterfield, who rushed for 180 yards, scored from
20 yards out, and North Alabama led 34-24
with 3:17 remaining.
IUP responded with a one-yard run by Michael Mann with 1:54 left. Jack Creech recovered an onside kick, and IUP tied it on Mike
Geary’s 34-yard field goal before the Lions
went on their winning drive.
for the Lakers, scored on a three-yard run, but
IUP recovered the onside kick and ran out the
clock.
pass from Brian Eyerman to John Jones and a
roughing penalty led to an 18-yard connection
from Eyerman to Carmelo Ocasio with 2:10 left.
Tailback Aamir Dew scampered 25 yards
for a touchdown on the first play of overtime
to give IUP the lead. Jet Tindell then picked off
a Randy McKavish pass in the end zone for the
win.
Terrance Wilson scored both IUP touchdowns
in the first half, and Eyerman completed 19 of
36 passes for 252 yards.
IUP 26, MILLERSVILLE 21
NOVEMBER
27, 1999 |
MILLERSVILLE , PA
For the second straight week, IUP met a
team it had lost to during the regular season
and again the Indians gained revenge, downing Millersville 26-21 to advance to the semifinals for the first time since 1994.
The Indians came out hot with Terrance Wilson, who tied an IUP playoff record with 195
rushing yards, ripping off a 73-yard run that
led to a six-yard touchdown pass from Brian
Eyerman to Quintin Biddings and an early 7-0
lead.
On IUP’s next possession, Jeremy Boland
kicked a 30-yard field goal for a 10-0 lead just
nine seconds into the second quarter.
Millersville rebounded behind Drew Folmar to score touchdowns on its next two
drives go ahead 14-10. Folmar completed 25
of 55 passes for 342 yards but was intercepted
five times. Foxworth caught 11 passes for 141
yards.
IUP retook the lead on the first play of the
fourth quarter on an 11-yard pass from Eyerman to John Jones. Jon Pankake grabbed his
second interception, and Boland kicked a 20yard field goal for a 20-14 IUP lead.
The issue was decided when Jet Tindell
grabbed a Folmar pass and returned it 65
yards for a touchdown to give IUP a 26-14 lead
with 8:37 left.
NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 20, IUP 12
DECEMBER
4, 1999 |
MARYVILLE , MO
After being held scoreless until the third
quarter, IUP rallied to take a 12-7 fourth
quarter lead against defending champion
Northwest Missouri State before falling to the
Bearcats 20-12.
The Bearcats wasted several scoring chances and led only 7-0 on a four-yard pass from
Travis Miles to Ryan George in the second
quarter.
IUP got back in it when Terrance Wilson
went in from one yard out. The extra point
failed, but the Indians trailed only 7-6.
A 33-yard David Purnell field goal pulled
Northwest to within 12-10 before the Bearcats
got the biggest break of the game.
Aamir Dew fumbled the kickoff, and Tony
Sly recovered at the IUP 19, leading to a 35yard field goal by Purnell. Scott Courter recovered a fumble in the end zone to give the
Bearcats their final margin.
David Jansen rushed for 221 yards, and
Miles hit 20 of 30 passes for 235 yards. Eyerman completed 16 of 33 passes for 202 yards
but was sacked four times.
IUP dug itself a 14-0 hole, and the Indians
could not recover in a 28-0 loss to Northwood.
The shutout was the first for IUP since a 37-0
loss to Edinboro in 1989.
Aamir Dew toted the pigskin an IUP playoff
record 41 times for 178 yards.
Matt Jackson returned the opening kickoff
96 yards for a quick Northwood touchdown.
IUP had chances in the second and third quarters, but Josh Telenko missed a 34-yard field
goal try, and Tink Stennett fumbled at the
Northwood one.
Stennett started at quarterback for the third
straight game after Brian Eyerman broke his
arm against Clarion.
Still leading 7-0 Northwood took advantage
of a bad snap from Anthony Tocco on a punt to
take over at the IUP one. Jason Martin snuck in
to give the Timberwolves a 14-0 lead. Northwood tacked on two late scores, including a
73-yard interception return by Gary Tisdale.
catches for 126 yards, and LeRon McCoy
added five for 116 yards, including a 43-yard
touchdown early in the third quarter that tied
the game at 13.
Matt LeFleur hit 15 of 26 passes for 217 yards
and a touchdown for the Cardinals while Keath
Bartynski rushed for 127 yards.
Josh Telenko and Eric Houle both had two
field goals in the first half, and a touchdown
pass from Mark Radlinski to Glenn Martinez
gave the Cardinals their seven-point halftime
lead.
After tying the game, IUP got the ball back
when Jamien Harvey recovered a fumble at the
Cardinal 12. Eyerman threw a touchdown pass
to Pat Liebert to give IUP the lead.
Saginaw tied it when Martinez hauled in a
58-yard scoring strike from LaFleur, but IUP
took the lead right back when Aaron Cochran
went in from six yards out with 13:34 remaining
in the game.
A field goal by Houle made it 27-23. The Cardinals last drive ended when time expired after a completion to Bartynski at the IUP 27.
SAGINAW VALLEY STATE 33, IUP 32
GRAND VALLEY STATE 62, IUP 21
NORTHWOOD 28, IUP 0
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
18, 2000 |
17, 2001 |
MIDLAND , MICH
UNIVERSITY CENTER , MICH
With 1:27 remaining in the game to cap
a 98-yard drive and a 26-point second half
comeback for Saginaw Valley State in a 33-32
victory.
The Indians had one last chance to pull out
the win, but Isaac Crawford picked off a Brian
Eyerman pass with 57 seconds left.
Eyerman hit 23 of 31 passes for 407 yards
and touchdowns of 30 yards to Pat Liebert and
nine and 52 to Carmelo Ocasio, who had 10
catches for 207 yards. Aamir Dew rushed for
108 yards, including scoring runs of five and
two yards in the first half, which ended with
IUP up 32-7.
The IUP offense rolled up 574 yards and the
Indians did not punt, but were done in by five
turnovers, including three Eyerman interceptions and a fumble by Dew in the fourth quarter.
LaFleur completed 25 of 41 passes for 328
yards and four touchdowns, including three
to Ruvell Martin. Martin had two second half
touchdowns, the second pulling Saginaw
within 12.
LaFleur hit Glenn Martinez for an eightyard touchdown to make it 32-27 with 11:12
remaining. IUP mounted two drives inside the
Cardinal 25, but the Indians turned the ball
over on downs and Eyerman was intercepted
by T.J. Alston at the Saginaw two. The Cardinals marched 98 yards for the winning touchdown.
IUP 27, SAGINAW VALLEY STATE 23
NOVEMBER
23, 2002 |
INDIANA , PA
Playing its first postseason game at home
since 1998, IUP rallied from a 13-6 halftime
deficit for a 27-23 victory over Saginaw Valley State.
Brian Eyerman completed 23 of 32 passes for 377 yards. Carmelo Ocasio had eight
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NOVEMBER
30, 2002 |
ALLENDALE , MICH
En route to the national championship,
Grand Valley State rolled to a 62-21 victory
over IUP in the Northeast Region championship game.
Reggie Spearmon scored four first half
touchdowns to lead Grand Valley to a 50-7
halftime lead. The Lakers scored on each of its
seven possessions in the opening 30 minutes
and also added a touchdown on a recovery of
a blocked punt.
All-America quarterback Curt Anes passed
for 191 yards and a 15-yard touchdown pass
to Brent Lesniak that started the scoring onslaught just 2:37 into the game.
Lesniak led the Laker ground game with
125 yards while Spearmon gained 112 yards
as Grand Valley piled up 291 rushing yards.
Elice Parker ran for 101 yards for IUP, but 70
yards came on a touchdown run in the third
quarter.
Brian Eyerman had touchdown strikes of 38
yards to J.R. Thomas in the first quarter and
four yards to LeRon McCoy in the third.
The 62 total points and 50 points in the first
half are both the most ever allowed by IUP.
IUP 45, WEST CHESTER 35
NOVEMBER
17, 2007 |
WEST CHESTER , PA
In its first postseason game in five years,
IUP scored 18 unanswered points in the final
10:37 to rally past West Chester 45-35.
Poohbear McNeal rushed for 80 yards and
two touchdowns, including a one-yard run
with 2:35 remaining that gave IUP the lead for
the first time at 42-35.
West Chester quarterback Bill Zwaan fumbled on the first play of the ensuing drive
when he was sacked by Rob Plowman, his
second sack of the game, and Matt McNelis
kicked a 33-yard field goal with two minutes
left.
SHEPHERD 41, IUP 34
NOVEMBER
24, 2007 |
SHEPHERDSTOWN , WVA
Andrew Krewatch and Ken Witter enjoyed
record setting statistical afternoons, but in the
end it was IUP mistakes that proved the difference in a 41-34 loss to Shepherd.
Krewatch completed 34 of 49 passes for 378
yards and four touchdowns, tying a 22-yearold school record for completions while posting the fifth highest yardage total in IUP history.
Witter finished with 13 catches for 176
yards and tied the school mark by catching
each of Krewatch’s four touchdowns. The 13
receptions is an IUP postseason record, and
he became the first player in school history with at least 10 catches in three straight
games.
But the Crimson Hawks had four turnovers,
missed a pair of kicks and allowed a pair of
100-yard rushers, including 117 yards and
three touchdowns by backup tailback Jimmy
Sutch.
Still, IUP had a chance after an 11-yard
touchdown pass from Krewatch to Witter with
52 seconds left. But Bobby Humphries recovered an onside kick to clinch the win for the
Rams.
IUP trailed by 14 points four times and was
behind 34-20 when Witter made a juggling
catch and scored on a 59-yard pass play to
make it a seven-point game. Sutch went in
from 20 yards out to rebuild the Shepherd
lead to 41-27 before the Crimson Hawks
threatened at the end.
Shepherd All-America tailback Dervon
Wallace rushed for 136 yards while the Ram
defense held the Crimson Hawks to 72 yards
on the ground. Mychal Skinner added eight
catches for 104 yards for IUP.
IUP 27, SHEPHERD 17
NOVEMBER
17, 2012 |
INDIANA , PA
After winning the PSAC Championship the
week before IUP hosted Shepherd for their
first postseason game in five years, as the
Crimson Hawks won 27-17.
De’Antwan Williams ran for 152 yards as
IUP forced three turnoves, two interceptions
and one fumble.
Williams’ 152 yards help pace a running attack that had 203 yards rushing on the day. The
203 yards was the most that Shepherd had a
loud all season, the Golden Rams had the best
rushing defense in the country, only allowing
37.6 yards per game.
The Crimson Hawks defense continued a
season of dominate success by allowing the
Golden Rams 250 yards of total offense all day.
The Hawks scored first when Mike Box found
receiver Terrill Barnes for a five yard pass to
give the Hawks a 7-0 lead in the first quarter.
The Golden Rams answered in the second
quarter when quarterback Bobby Cooper ran
it in from 18 yards out for the 7-7 tie.
Carl Fleming, PSAC Championship MVP, returned an interception for the second week in
a row to give the Hawks a 14-7 lead at the half.
In the third quarter the Golden Rams scored
again when Cooper ran it in tie the game at 1414. Rams took their only lead of the day when
Ryan Earls connected on a 42 yard field goal.
The Crimson Hawks responded when Williams ran it in from five yards out to give the
Hawks the 21-14 lead. Two Brett Ullman field
goals propelled IUP to second round.
IUP 17, NEW HAVEN 14
NOVEMBER
24, 2012 |
NEW HAVEN , CONN
IUP travled on the road for the second
round of the playoffs and escaped New Haven
with a 17-14 victory.
De’Antwan Williams paced the running
game again with 133 yards rushing. The running help score the first score of the game
when Harvie Tuck ran it in from three yards
out to give the Hawks a 7-0 lead. The Hawks
added more points when Brett Ullman connected on a 24 yard field goal for 10-0 Hawks
lead against the Chargers.
The Chargers answered late in the first
quarter when quarterback Ryan Osiecki hit
Jason Thomas on a 68 yard pass to cut the
Hawks lead down to 10-7. Thompson caught a
one yard pass from Osiecki to give the Chargers a 14-10 lead late in the second quarter.
The Hawks took the lead when Tyler Dummermuth caught a six yard pass from Mike
Box for the 17-14 lead.
The Hawks had to hold off the Chargers
late when a 31 yard pass from Osiecki to
Thompson was knocked down in the end zone
as time expired.
WINSTON-SALEM ST. 21, IUP 17
DECEMEBER
1, 2012 |
WINSTON - SALEM , N . C .
A goal line stand by the Rams prevented
the Hawks from making it the National Semifinals for a 21-17 victory.
This marked the first time since 1999 that
the Hawks made it to the quarterfinals of the
NCAA Tournamnent.
The Rams scored first when Ricky Rozier
scored ran it in from one yard out for the early
55
7-0 lead.
The Hawks tied it up when Mike Box found
Terrill Barnes on a 36 yard touchdown pass
with 17 seconds left in the half.
However, the Rams scored as the half ended when Anthony Carrothers connected on a
55 yard pass with receiver Kenny Patterson to
give the Rams a 14-7 lead at the half.
In the third quarter the Hawks cut the lead
down when Brett Ullman hit on a 29 yard
field goal. They then had their first lead of
the game when De’Antwan Williams ran it in
from one yard out for the 17-14 lead.
Rozier scored with under four minutes left
to give the Rams a 21-17 lead.
The Hawks had first and goal on the five,
but were unable to score.
Andrew Krewatch completed 16 of 31 passes for 241 yards and two touchdowns while
also scoring once on the ground. His 23-yard
touchdown pass to Ken Witter and 11-yard run
wiped out an early 14-0 West Chester lead.
Both teams scored two touchdowns in the
third quarter, with IUP scoring on a 79-yard
kickoff return by Anthony Rodriguez and a twoyard run by McNeal. But a missed extra point
left IUP one down entering the fourth quarter.
Trailing by eight, IUP scored on a four-yard
pass from Krewatch to Mychal Skinner. IUP
forced a punt and then marched 72 yards for
the winning score. After the Crimson Hawks
made it 45-35, Terrence Jackson, who had 15
tackles, intercepted Zwaan to clinch the win.
Witter had 10 receptions for 135 yards.
Osagie Osunde had 117 rushing yards for the
Golden Rams while Zwaan threw for 230 yards
but was sacked three times and had four interceptions.
1927 (4-4)
0
Muskingum
12 St. Vincent
0
Edinboro
24 Lock Haven
0
California
52 Clarion
0
Slippery Rock
7
Kent State
6
6
16
0
18
0
38
0
1935 (5-3)
0
Geneva
0
Lock Haven
3
Slippery Rock
0
Bloomsburg
33 Clarion
54 Edinboro
17 California
13 Shippensburg
6
27
0
6
0
0
6
6
1928 (3-4)
0
St. Vincent
25 Clarion
6
California
32 Lock Haven
0
Slippery Rock
0
Kent State
0
Edinboro
25
0
0
6
27
13
28
1936 (4-2-1)
0
Lock Haven
0
Slippery Rock
15 Edinboro
26 Bloomsburg
26 Clarion
20 California
0
Shippensburg
0
10
6
7
0
0
14
1929 (4-3)
0
Waynesburg
33 Clarion
12 California
8
Edinboro
0
Slippery Rock
21 Kent State
0
St. Vincent
6
0
7
0
6
0
38
1930 (3-2-1)
0
Slippery Rock
0
Fairmont State
33 Clarion
0
Edinboro
8
California
6
Shippensburg
1937 (6-1-1)
41 Clarion
7
Lock Haven
26 Bloomsburg
31 Edinboro
7
Slippery Rock
25 Mansfield
19 California
7
Shippensburg
0
26
6
0
6
0
0
7
24
0
0
27
6
0
1931 (4-2-2)
7
Lock Haven
7
Fairmont State
12 West Chester
12 Clarion
26 Edinboro
0
Slippery Rock
0
California
6
Shippensburg
7
0
7
0
0
26
0
7
1938 (3-4)
7
Lock Haven
26 Bloomsburg
13 Edinboro
6
Slippery Rock
0
Mansfield
13 Shippensburg
12 Clarion
10
6
0
33
6
27
0
1939 (4-2-2)
0
Lock Haven
33 Bloomsburg
20 Edinboro
0
Slippery Rock
7
Mansfield
12 Clarion
19 California
12 Shippensburg
7
0
0
13
6
12
6
12
1940 (7-0-1)
16 Lock Haven
33 Bloomsburg
25 Edinboro
15 Slippery Rock
14 Mansfield
14 Clarion
33 California
0
Shippensburg
6
0
0
6
0
12
0
0
1941 (4-2)
26 Mansfield
33 Edinboro
13 Slippery Rock
0
West Chester
12 Clarion
0
Shippensburg
6
13
0
26
0
9
1942 (5-3)
7
Lock Haven
14 Slippery Rock
14 Waynesburg
0
at St. Vincent
0
at West Chester
25 at Clarion
33 Mansfield #
33 at Shippensburg
21
0
7
20
20
0
0
7
1932 (5-3)
12 Lock Haven
19 Clarion
0
West Chester
10 Edinboro
7
Fairmont State
0
Slippery Rock
8
California
6
Shippensburg
0
7
6
0
6
6
9
0
1933 (4-2)
28 Clarion
8
Lock Haven
24 Bloomsburg
18 Edinboro
0
Fairmont State
0
California
0
6
6
0
6
7
1934 (6-0)
13 Lock Haven
33 Edinboro
14 Bloomsburg
14 Clarion
41 California
13 Shippensburg
6
0
2
2
7
0
NO GAMES PLAYED IN
1943 AND 1944 DUE TO
WORLD WAR II
1945 (0-2)
0
Slippery Rock
26
0
Wash. & Jefferson 6
1946 (5-3)
20 St. Vincent
6
at Slippery Rock
6
at California
33 Fairmont State #
13 at Lock Haven
27 Clarion
13 at Mansfield
32 Shippensburg
7
7
18
7
0
14
25
7
1947 (3-3-2)
0
at St. Vincent
6
Slippery Rock
27 California
13 Fairmont State
7
Lock Haven #
38 at Clarion
7
Mansfield
6
at Shippensburg
7
24
7
7
7
7
31
6
1948 (1-7)
0
St. Vincent
0
at Mansfield
12 at California
33 Edinboro #
20 at Slippery Rock
0
Clarion
0
at Lock Haven
18 Shippensburg
25
27
14
6
26
33
34
28
1949 (4-4-1)
0
at St. Vincent
14 Mansfield
7
California #
20 at Edinboro
6
Slippery Rock
13 at Clarion
33 Lock Haven
6
at Shippensburg
19 Steubenville
26
0
27
6
6
19
6
40
0
1950 (4-4-1)
13 at Kutztown
28 at Mansfield
20 at California
20 Edinboro #
16 at Slippery Rock
6
Clarion
0
at Lock Haven
6
Shippensburg
0
Bloomsburg
13
14
0
7
7
13
13
7
12
1951
(5-3-1, 3-1-1 PSAC West)
14 Kutztown
0
7
Mansfield
0
13 California #
6
20 at Edinboro
20
12 Slippery Rock
7
0
at Clarion
6
28 Lock Haven
7
0
at Shippensburg
9
0
at Bloomsburg
20
1952 (4-4, 1-4 PSAC West)
12 at Geneva
0
26 Thiel
0
19 at California
28
7
Edinboro #
0
6
at Slippery Rock 32
12 Clarion
21
19 at Lock Haven
20
21 St. Francis
20
56
1953 (4-4, 3-2 PSAC West)
7
Geneva
0
6
at Thiel
14
28 California #
20
14 at Edinboro
7
0
Slippery Rock
14
13 at Clarion
41
25 Lock Haven
0
0
at St. Francis
7
1954 (5-3, 3-2 PSAC West)
0
at Geneva
6
26 Grove City
0
7
at California
18
28 Edinboro #
13
32 at Slippery Rock
7
20 Clarion
10
0
at Lock Haven
7
40 St. Vincent
7
1955 (3-5, 3-2 PSAC West)
0
Geneva
6
7
at Ball State
13
14 California #
7
19 at Edinboro
0
13 Slippery Rock
25
7
at Clarion
27
13 Lock Haven
0
6
at St.Vincent
7
1956 (5-4, 4-1 PSAC West)
20 St. Vincent
7
0
Ball State
26
6
at California
0
14 Edinboro #
6
19 at Slippery Rock 30
31 Clarion
0
39 at Lock Haven
21
7
Westminster
54
6
at Geneva
31
1957 (3-6, 2-2 PSAC West)
0
at St. Vincent
40
0
at Ohio
50
14 California
13
0
Slippery Rock #
7
13 at Carnegie Mellon19
0
Lock Haven
26
6
at Westminster
20
15 Geneva
6
14 at Clarion
7
1958 (5-3, 4-1 PSAC West)
0
at California
13
27 Edinboro
0
13 at Slippery Rock
0
21 Carnegie Mellon # 0
17 at Lock Haven
7
7
Westminster
34
14 at Geneva
20
13 Clarion
6
1959
(3-4-1, 1-3-1 PSAC West)
7
California
18
14 at Edinboro
19
7
Slippery Rock # 34
27 at Case Tech
12
19 Lock Haven
0
6
at Westminster
0
13 Geneva
19
0
at Clarion
0
1960
(2-4-2, 0-3-2 PSAC West)
14 at California
33
20 Westminster
7
14 Edinboro #
14
3
Clarion
19
7
at Lock Haven
14
0
at Geneva
19
20 East Stroudsburg
7
1961 (2-7, 1-4 PSAC West)
6
at East Carolina
19
7
California
13
7
at Westminster
19
7
at Edinboro
33
14 Slippery Rock #
7
6
at Clarion
17
19 Lock Haven
40
0
Geneva
6
37 Case Tech
6
1962
(5-2-1, 4-1-1 PSAC West)
7
at Shippensburg 13
6
Westminster
7
14 at Edinboro
0
14 Juniata #
6
17 at Clarion
10
21 at Slippery Rock
6
14 California
14
28 Lock Haven
0
1963
(7-1-1, 5-1 PSAC West)
22 at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 6
39 Shippensburg
21
13 at Westminster
13
41 Edinboro
7
17 at Albright
14
34 Clarion #
0
7
Slippery Rock
10
7
at California
0
27 at Lock Haven
6
1964 (8-2, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
26 Frederick
14
14 at Shippensburg
0
27 Geneva
13
31 at Edinboro
7
13 Waynesburg #
19
18 at Clarion
7
26 California
13
6
Lock Haven
0
PSAC Championship
14 East Stroudsburg 27
1965 (7-3, 5-1 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
14 at Ball State
26
20 at Geneva
19
46 Shippensburg
7
6
Edinboro # (forfeit)10
57 at Ferris State
0
9
Clarion
18
14 Slippery Rock
7
43 at California
27
50 at Lock Haven
21
PSAC Championship
10 at East Stroudsburg26
20
7
13
0
6
27
0
0
6
1967 (8-1)
16 Delaware State
9
at Frederick
24 Shippensburg
19 Edinboro #
32 at C. W. Post
17 Clarion
23 Slippery Rock
20 at California
49 at Lock Haven
0
7
14
0
24
15
7
27
14
1968 (9-1)
17 Delaware State
75 Northwood
24 at Shippensburg
58 at Edinboro
48 Brockport State #
18 at Clarion
44 at Slippery Rock
41 California
35 at C. W. Post
Boardwalk Bowl
24 Delaware
0
13
0
0
28
13
15
0
13
31
1973 (4-5)
13 Eastern Kentucky
10 at Cortland State
13 Northwood
14 Edinboro #
6
at Westminster
22 Clarion
10 Slippery Rock
34 at California
0
at Youngstown State
26
0
6
21
14
20
34
28
44
1974 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC West)
7
at Northwood
7
Cortland State
21 Shippensburg
25 at Edinboro
20 Westminster #
18 at Clarion
20 at Slippery Rock
20 California
44 Lock Haven
28 East Stroudsburg
14
6
0
7
23
20
25
0
14
7
1975
(8-1-1, 4-1-1 PSAC West)
34 Northwood
19 at Shippensburg
21 Edinboro
16 at Westminster
16 Clarion #
13 Slippery Rock
35 at California
59 at Lock Haven
49 Kutztown
14
0
7
28
14
16
9
26
7
10
1979 (7-3, 3-3 PSAC West)
34 East Stroudsburg
35 Kutztown
13 at Westminster
21 at Lock Haven
31 Shippensburg
38 at California
28 Slippery Rock #
18 at Waynesburg
9
at Edinboro
15 Clarion
14
30
11
28
24
16
14
15
13
30
1980 (6-4, 3-3 PSAC West)
23 at Waynesburg
17 Westminster
14 at Shippensburg
28 California
23 at Slippery Rock
7
at C. W. Post
7
Edinboro #
0
at Clarion
20 Lock Haven
24 at East Stroudsburg
21
10
17
14
22
17
11
15
0
22
1981 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC West)
14 Waynesburg
7
at Westminster
3
Shippensburg
16 at California
10 Slippery Rock
42 C. W. Post #
7
at Edinboro
13 Clarion
14 at Lock Haven
3
East Stroudsburg
8
10
26
35
3
35
6
20
41
7
1969 (8-1)
27 at Northwood
21 Shippensburg
27 Edinboro
17 at Brockport State
38 Clarion #
21 Slippery Rock
46 at California
35 C. W. Post
14 Wilkes
6
7
0
3
14
23
6
8
0
1976 (4-5, 3-3 PSAC West)
21 at Juniata
13 Wilkes
2
Westminster
0
Shippensburg #
5
at Edinboro
16 at Clarion
10 at Slippery Rock
16 California
24 Lock Haven
38
0
6
21
8
14
28
0
0
1970 (5-4)
22 Northwood
26 at Shippensburg
28 Cortland State #
14 at Edinboro
10 at Clarion
41 at Slippery Rock
6
California
17 at Hillsdale
7
Akron
1982 (4-6, 3-3 PSAC West)
20 at Waynesburg
7
at Hillsdale
10 California (forfeit)
13 at Slippery Rock
0
Westminster
3
Edinboro #
24 at Clarion
48 Lock Haven
9
at Shippensburg
13 at Liberty
7
24
24
14
3
6
20
14
28
35
7
22
14
31
7
6
14
35
49
1971 (7-2)
26 St. Norbert
34 at California
23 Edinboro #
21 at Northwood
28 Clarion
13 at Wilkes
43 Hillsdale
14 at Akron
1977
(4-4-1, 2-3-1 PSAC West)
14 Juniata
23 at Wilkes
6
at Westminster
16 at Shippensburg
3
Edinboro #
12 Clarion
10 Slippery Rock
47 at California
16 at Lock Haven
7
19
21
14
3
15
15
7
18
7
0
11
29
14
9
7
10
34
1983 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC West)
21 Waynesburg
14 Hillsdale
35 at California
14 Slippery Rock #
14 at Westminster
23 at Edinboro
24 Clarion
49 at Lock Haven
41 Shippensburg
32 at West Chester
0
28
21
15
16
21
35
0
18
40
1972 (8-1)
7
at Eastern Kentucky
5
Cortland State
17 at Edinboro
14 at Northwood
20 at Clarion
14 Wilkes #
28 California
27 Shippensburg
31 Youngstown State
34
0
7
10
6
0
14
8
14
1978
(4-5-1, 2-4 PSAC West)
3
at East Stroudsburg
17 at Kutztown
21 Westminster
21 Lock Haven
16 at Shippensburg
28 California #
7
at Slippery Rock
16 Waynesburg
21 Edinboro
0
at Clarion
17
13
21
14
36
6
9
8
27
17
1984 (7-3, 4-2 PSAC West)
PSAC West Co-Champions
17 at Bucknell
18
27 Findlay
0
35 at Slippery Rock
14
24 West Chester
18
52 Edinboro
17
56 at Clarion
16
35 Lock Haven #
14
18 at Shippensburg
21
24 at S. Connecticut
14
14 California
31
57
1985
(8-2-1, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
7
West Chester
41 at Lehigh
37 Slippery Rock
21 at Towson State
35 at Edinboro
42 Clarion #
48 at Lock Haven
33 Shippensburg
27 S. Connecticut
28 at California
PSAC Championship
9
at Bloomsburg
3
49
20
21
9
7
21
0
7
0
1988 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West)
31 Lock Haven
17
24 Towson State
21
27 Edinboro
7
51 at Clarion
10
17 at Portland State
20
23 at Shippensburg
24
34 California #
0
38 at Slippery Rock
0
32 at Bloomsburg
7
14
NCAA Playoffs
24 Millersville
27
31
1986 (9-2, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
7
at Bucknell
41 Northwood
21 at Kutztown
28 Edinboro #
38 at Clarion
49 Lock Haven
31 at Shippensburg
39 California
14 at Slippery Rock
13 Towson State
PSAC Championship
20 West Chester
23
21
20
10
10
14
14
0
9
21
6
1987 (10-2, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
7
at West Chester
31
10 at Towson State
7
33 American Int’l
10
28 at Edinboro
17
24 Clarion #
12
14 at Lock Haven
0
28 Shippensburg
10
24 at California
0
21 Slippery Rock
6
35 Kutztown
12
PSAC Championship
21 West Chester
9
NCAA Playoffs
10 Central Florida
12
1989 (11-2, 5-1 PSAC West)
44 Lock Haven
10
27 at Towson State
0
0
at Edinboro
37
54 Clarion
7
34 Howard
14
35 Shippensburg #
0
17 at California
14
52 Slippery Rock
7
48 Bloomsburg
0
58 S. Connecticut
15
NCAA Playoffs
34 at Grand Valley State 24
17 at Portland State
0
14 at Mississippi College 26
1990 (12-2, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
NCAA National Finalist
18 at North Dakota St
28
55 Lock Haven
7
42 at Clarion
0
42 Towson State
0
42 at Shippensburg
17
42 California #
15
62 at Slippery Rock
13
38 at Millersville
0
36 Edinboro
29
65 West Virginia Tech
20
NCAA Playoffs
48 Winston-Salem State 0
14 Edinboro
7
11 North Dakota State
51
IUP ALL-TIME COACHING RECORD
11
COACHES ,
86
YEARS ,
528
WINS ,
.664
WINNING
PERCENTAGE
George P. Miller
Peck McKnight
Sam Smith
Chuck Mills
Chuck Klausing
Bill Neal
Owen Dougherty
George Chaump
Frank Cignetti
Lou Tepper
Curt Cignetti
1927-47
1947-48
1949-61
1962-63
1964-69
1970-78
1979-81
1982-85
1986-2005
2006-10
2011-pres.
78-44-9
2-8-1
49-55-6
12-3-2
47-10
50-31-3
17-13
24-16-1
182-50-1
36-18
34-12
.630
.227
.473
.765
.825
.613
.570
.598
.783
.667
.739
1966 (7-2)
7
Ball State
28 Geneva
14 at Shippensburg
14 at Edinboro
44 Ferris State #
13 at Clarion
21 at Slippery Rock
24 California
14 Lock Haven
1991 (12-1, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
41 Northeast Missouri St 11
37 at Lock Haven
14
0
41 Clarion
19
54 at Towson State
10
47 Shippensburg #
0
10 at California
8
38 Slippery Rock
0
47 Millersville
0
20 at Edinboro
17
NCAA Playoffs
56 Virginia Union
7
52 Shippensburg
7
20 at Jacksonville State 27
1992
(8-1-1, 5-0-1 PSAC West)
31 North Dakota
13
45 at Grand Valley St
27
31 East Stroudsburg
12
44 Lock Haven
0
35 at Shippensburg
16
36 California #
20
34 at Slippery Rock
17
33 Towson State
35
21 Edinboro
21
26 at Clarion (forfeit)
35
1993 (13-1, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
NCAA National Finalist
54 Kutztown
9
34 Grand Valley St.
3
37 at West Chester
26
23 at Liberty
7
52 at Lock Haven
14
45 Shippensburg #
10
52 at California
13
45 Slippery Rock
24
31 at Edinboro
24
44 Clarion
7
NCAA Playoffs
28 Ferris State
21
14 at New Haven
7
21 North Dakota
6
34 at North Alabama
41
1994 (10-3, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
35 Grand Valley State
33
16 at New Haven
18
29 at Central State
43
20 at Shippensburg
13
62 California #
33
62 at Slippery Rock
14
45 Cheyney
6
21 Edinboro
7
44 at Clarion
17
52 Lock Haven
0
NCAA Playoffs
35 Grand Valley State
27
21 at Ferris State
17
20 at TAMU-Kingsville 46
1995 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West)
28 at Grand Valley State
16 Central State
19 New Haven
50 West Chester
62 Shippensburg
44 at California
41 Slippery Rock #
58 Cheyney
18 at Edinboro
14 Clarion
38 at Lock Haven
25
20
20
7
21
20
7
0
35
9
0
1996 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West)
24 at Fairmont State
20
30 Bloomsburg
14
14 New Haven
6
42 California #
6
32 at Slippery Rock
31
12 at East Stroudsburg 23
20 Edinboro
18
15 at Clarion
49
35 Lock Haven
14
62 at Shippensburg
55
NCAA Playoffs
23 at Ferris State
24
1997 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC West)
29 Fairmont State
18 at Bloomsburg
14 at New Haven
20 at California
9
Slippery Rock
31 East Stroudsburg #
25 at Edinboro
6
Clarion
48 at Lock Haven
44 Shippensburg
30
13
43
10
16
33
20
21
21
26
1998 (10-2, 5-1 PSAC West)
19 at West Chester
10
27 Glenville State
17
24 WV Wesleyan
10
37 at Bloomsburg
27
47 Lock Haven #
6
21 at Slippery Rock
27
21 Millersville
14
52 Clarion
14
31 at California
0
41 Edinboro
17
31 at Shippensburg (ot) 28
NCAA Playoffs
6
Shepherd
9
1999 (9-4, 5-1 PSAC West)
12 West Chester
7
at Youngstown State
35 Bloomsburg
27 at Lock Haven
14 Slippery Rock #
9
at Millersville
26 at Clarion
42 California
18 at Edinboro
43 Shippensburg
NCAA Playoffs
27 at Slippery Rock (ot)
26 at Millersville
12 at NW Missouri St
9
13
10
9
52
10
0
14
7
16
20
21
20
2000 (8-3, 5-1 PSAC West)
24 Ferris State
13
14 New Haven
9
35 at Lock Haven
0
24 Slippery Rock
20
14 at Bloomsburg
38
35 Shippensburg #
6
27 at Edinboro
3
13 Clarion
21
24 at California
7
21 Millersville
10
NCAA Playoffs
0
at Northwood
28
2001 (8-2, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
31 Findlay
42 Lock Haven
23 at Slippery Rock
23 Bloomsburg #
37 at Shippensburg
21 Edinboro
35 at Clarion (OT)
41 California
26 at Millersville
NCAA Playoffs
32 at Saginaw Valley St
10
0
7
12
7
6
34
0
30
33
2002 (11-2, 6-0 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
34 at Findlay
37
37 Bloomsburg
18
27 Catawba
26
42 New Haven
6
43 at Millersville
16
28 Clarion #
14
54 at Edinboro
35
20 California
9
31 Lock Haven
14
33 at Shippensburg
10
34 at Slippery Rock (ot) 28
NCAA Playoffs
27 Saginaw Valley State 23
21 at Grand Valley State 62
2003 (10-1, 5-1 PSAC West)
28 Nebraska-Omaha
26
42 West Virginia Tech
0
28 at New Haven
7
35 Millersville
13
24 at Clarion
20
20 Edinboro #
28
14 at California
7
45 at Lock Haven
20
18 Shippensburg
7
27 Slippery Rock
14
42 at Bloomsburg
40
2004 (7-3, 5-1 PSAC West)
27 Millersville
19
42 at Nebraska-Omaha 21
19 Catawba
52
24 at Bloomsburg
34
17 Shippensburg #
0
34 at Slippery Rock
13
14 at Edinboro
38
52 Lock Haven
10
30 Clarion
20
35 at California
23
58
2005 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC West)
9
Millersville
20 at West Chester
19 at Catawba (OT)
0
Bloomsburg
20 at Shippensburg
28 Slippery Rock #
10 Edinboro
28 at Lock Haven
30 at Clarion
23 California
2006 (8-2, 5-1 PSAC West)
33 at Cheyney
35 East Stroudsburg
14 at Millersville
23 at Edinboro (OT)
23 Lock Haven
33 Clarion #
20 at Shippensburg
42 Mansfield
17 Slippery Rock
21 at California
2007 (9-3, 5-1 PSAC West)
80 Cheyney
45 Millersville
34 at Slippery Rock
12 California
27 Edinboro#
44 at Lock Haven
38 at Clarion
30 Shippensburg
35 at Bloomsburg
NCAA Playoffs
45 at West Chester
34 at Shepherd
28
30
16
27
15
17
20
23
10
38
6
20
17
20
14
7
16
6
21
17
14
23
0
31
38
7
13
31
0
41
35
41
2008 (7-3, 4-3 PSAC West)
41 at C.W. Post
63 at Millersville
47 Lock Haven
19 at California
23 Slippery Rock # (2ot)
17 at Edinboro
42 Mercyhurst
66 Clarion
35 at Gannon
34 Kutztown
0
3
7
21
16
24
10
16
10
7
2009 (5-6, 1-6 PSAC West)
27 C.W. Post
17 Millersville
16 at Mercyhurst
3
at Slippery Rock
28 California
24 Edinboro #
45 at Lock Haven
28 at Clarion
3
Gannon
34 at Kutztown
21
14
3
20
7
41
38
0
30
29
32
2010 (6-5, 3-4 PSAC West)
16 S. Connecticut
20 at Bloomsburg
17 Slippery Rock
18 at Edinboro
27 Mercyhurst #
14 Clarion
17 at Gannon
15 at California (OT)
63 Lock Haven
27 West Chester
6
17
47
0
0
28
21
45
18
31
10
2011 (7-3, 5-2, PSAC West)
28 East Stroudsburg
16 Bloomsburg
6
at Slippery Rock
19 Edinboro #
35 at Mercyhurst (ot)
38 at Clarion
35 Gannon
10 California
56 at Lock Haven *
34 at West Chester
13
20
20
0
28
7
7
28
6
7
2012 (12-2, 6-1 PSAC West)
PSAC West Champions
PSAC Champions
33 S. Connecticut State
6
56 at Cheyney
0
42 Lock Haven
0
24 at California
26
41 at Millersville
7
33 Slippery Rock#
16
26 at Edinboro
10
31 Mercyhurst
13
45 Clarion
0
38 Gannon (ot)
35
PSAC Championship
41 Shippensburg
10
NCAA Playoffs
27 Shepherd
17
17 at New Haven
14
17 at Winston-Salem St 21
2013 (9-2, 5-2 PSAC West)
30 at Southern Conn.
49 Cheyney
26 at Seton HIll
20 California
62 Millersville #
16 at Slippery Rock
30 Edinboro
28 at Mercyhurst
42 at Clarion
55 Gannon
42 at Shippensburg
20
0
0
7
3
42
36
6
14
20
21
2014 (6-5, 5-4 PSAC)
41 Saint Augustine’s
7
at Kutztown
16 at Lock Haven
41 Mercyhurst
18 at Edinboro
51 Seton Hill #
13 at California
21 Slippery Rock
31 Clarion
21 at Gannon
17 West Chester
19
44
21
7
8
28
28
31
0
31
28
*500th all-time victory
#Homecoming games
ALL-AMERICANS
ASSOCIATED PRESS (AP)
FIRST TEAM
Gregg Brenner, Wide Receiver
THIRD TEAM
Bill Thompson, Tight End
1983
SECOND TEAM
Kenny Moore, Free Safety
1982
SECOND TEAM
1980
HONORABLE MENTION
Terry Carroll, Linebacker
Joe Cugliari, Defensive Tackle
Terry Totten, Cornerback
1979
HONORABLE MENTION
Terry Skelley, Split End
1978
FIRST TEAM
Jim Haslett, Defensive End
1977
SECOND TEAM
Gregg Schmidt, Linebacker
HONORABLE MENTION
1976
FIRST TEAM
HONORABLE MENTION
George Aggen, Middle Guard
1975
FIRST TEAM
Lynn Hieber, Quarterback
1974
THIRD TEAM
Lynn Hieber, Quarterback
1973
SECOND TEAM
Ed Paradis, Center
1972
THIRD TEAM
Dave Balmert, Safety
1971
HONORABLE MENTION
Larry Monsilovich, Halfback
1970
HONORABLE MENTION
Larry Monsilovich, Halfback
1968
HONORABLE MENTION
Dan Cox, Halfback
Dave Smith, Split End
COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORS OF
AMERICA/DAKTRONICS
2012
SECOND TEAM
Johnny Franco, Saftey
Dan Matha, Offensive Lineman
Harvie Tuck, Running Back
2007
SECOND TEAM
Dan Pickens, Tight End
2006
FIRST TEAM
Jason Capizzi, Offensive Tackle
2003
SECOND TEAM
Khiawatha Downey, Offensive Guard
2000
FIRST TEAM
Mike Borisenko, Linebacker
1999
SECOND TEAM
Leander Jordan, Offensive Guard
1996
SECOND TEAM
Andy Phipps, Defensive Tackle
1995
FIRST TEAM
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Jon Ruff, Kicker
Jeff Turnage, Nose Tackle
SECOND TEAM
Chris Villarrial, Offensive Guard
1994
FIRST TEAM
THIRD TEAM
Chris Sledge, Center
Omar Stewart, Linebacker
1993
FIRST TEAM
Matt Dalverny, Offensive Guard
Mike Geary, Kicker
SECOND TEAM
Michael Mann, Tailback
AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES
ASSOCIATION
2009
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, All-Purpose
2008
Terrence Jackson, Linebacker
2006
2001
Joey Flora, Cornerback
2000
1999
1998
Barry Threats, Cornerback
1997
1995
1993
1991
Tony Aliucci, Quarterback
1988
Dean Cottrill, Outside Linebacker
1987
Troy Jackson, Outside Linebacker
1986
Jim Angelo, Offensive Tackle
1980
1979
Terry Skelley, Split End
1978
1977
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AMERICA/ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS
2012
SECOND TEAM
Anthony DiPasquale, Center
2003
SECOND TEAM
Josh Telenko, Kicker
1995
SECOND TEAM
1983
FIRST TEAM
1982
FIRST TEAM
1977
SECOND TEAM
John Mihota, Offensive Guard
Leroy Young, Tight End
1975
SECOND TEAM
John Bieryla, Safety
2012
SECOND TEAM
Dan Matha, Offensive Lineman
Harvie Tuck, Running Back
2009
SECOND TEAM
Akwasi Owsus-Ansah, Cornerback
2008
SECOND TEAM
Terrence Jackson, Linebacker
2006
SECOND TEAM
2002
THIRD TEAM
Carmelo Ocasio, Wide Receiver
2001
FIRST TEAM
Joey Flora, Cornerback
SECOND TEAM
Aamir Dew, Tailback
2000
FIRST TEAM
1999
FIRST TEAM
1998
SECOND TEAM
1996
THIRD TEAM
Andy Phipps, Defensive Tackle
1995
FIRST TEAM
Jon Ruff, Kicker
THIRD TEAM
1994
FIRST TEAM
THIRD TEAM
1993
FIRST TEAM
Mike Geary, Kicker
SECOND TEAM
Matt Dalverny, Offensive Guard
1991
FIRST TEAM
Tony Aliucci, Quarterback
1990
FIRST TEAM
Jai Hill, Wide Receiver
1988
SECOND TEAM
Kevin McMullan, Linebacker
HONORABLE MENTION
Dean Cottrill, Outside Linebacker
Steve Girting, Fullback
John Sandstrom, Kicker
Jim Uncapher, Offensive Tackle
1987
FIRST TEAM
HONORABLE MENTION
Tony Trave, Wide Receiver
1986
FIRST TEAM
Jim Angelo, Offensive Tackle
HONORABLE MENTION
Al Arrisher, Center
1985
HONORABLE MENTION
Rich Ingold, Quarterback
Mark Plevelich, Center
Dave Seidel, Fullback
1984
A
Abercrombie, Rapheal
Abplanalp, Gene
Abraham, Joe
Adamcyzk, Mike
Adamrovich, Doug
Addicott, Dan
Adonizio, Patrick
1987
1952-55
1974-75
1973
1988-91
1985
1983
Bruce Aggen
Afenesko, Mac
1950-52
Aggen, George
1973-76
Albert, Jeff
1982-83
Alberts, Jake
2011
Aliucci, Tony
1988-91
Allen, Bill
1981
Allen, Brian
1989-90
Allen, Rob
1982-84
Aloisio, Zach
2007-08
Alper, Tom
1975-76
Altschuler, Mike
1973-74
Ames, Chad
1998, 2000
Amorose, Norm
1962-65
Anderson, Anton
1997
Anderson, Ed
1970-72
Anderson, Jim
1971
Anderson, Tom 1964-65, 1971-72
Andiorio, Keith
1964-65
Angelo, Jim
1983-86
Antonetti, Michael
1954-57
Archibald, Pete
1961-63
Armanini, Richard
1956-59
Arrington, Rusty
1994-96
Arrisher, Al
1983-86
Asare, Kwasi
1996-99
Ashton, Jim
1960-63
Atkins, Bruce
2011-14
Aurandt, Todd
2004
Averette, Jemal
2014
Avery, Diamond
2009
B
Bache, Chris
Bache, Joe
Bache, Kevin
Bailey, Doane
Baird, Curt
Baker, Dave
Ball, James
Ballein, John
Balmert, Dave
Banks, Bill
Banks,Yulon
Barco, Mike
Barczy, Steve
Barley, John
Barnaby, Bill
Barnes, Terrill
Barnett, Al
1983-86
1958-61
1985-87
1969-71
1977-78
1980
1946-47
1981
1970-72
1980-82
1979
1989
1961-62
1955-58
1958-61
2011-13
1949-51
Barnett, Ed
Barree, Mike
Barry, Michael
Bartl, Derek
Barto, Rob
Basehore, Bob
Basile, Brian
Battallio, Evan
Batts, Jordan
Battle, Andrew
Bechtel, Max
Bellissimo, Joe
Benbow, James
Bender, Kenneth
Benedict, Scott
Berdahl, Alexander
Berkheimer, Mike
Betters, Stan
Beviglia, Bob
Biddings, Quintin
Bier, Ed
Bieryla, John
Bilger, Norm
Bilko, Dan
Billman, John
Biro, Sean
Bishop, Jeff
Black, Don
Black, Edward
Blackson, John
Blair, George
Blakeman, Teddy
Blank, Jerry
Blasko, John
Blehart, Jack
Blomgren, Ryan
Blucas, Wally
Bohn, Scott
Bojalad, Nick
Boland, Jeremy
Bolding, Reggie
Bolton, Francis
Bolyard, Josh
Borgese, Anthony
Borisenko, Mike
Bostian, Bruce
Boston, Dale
Bouch, Rich
Boucher, James
Bowers, Kurt
Box, Mike
Boylan, Adam
Bozzo, Andy
Bradley, Darian
Brady, Neil
Branch, Gus
Branish, Ed
Brenner, Gregg
Brewer, Alex
Brewer, Pat
Brewster, Errol
Brink, Steve
Brinkley, Derek
Brinkman, Ken
Brister, Harold
Brochetti, John
Brocious, Eric
Brooks, Shane
Brouse, Bill
Brown, Chris
Brown, Kelly
Brown, Omar
Brown, Ray
Brown, Reece
Brunck, Matt
Brunner, Tyton
Bryant, Kip
Buck, Dan
Buffone, Tim
1979-80
1967-71
1968-71
1985
1968-70
1968-70
1978-80
2010-11
2012-14
2000-03
1955-58
1962-64
1994-95
1956-57
1977
2010-14
2003
1978-80, 1982
1959-60
1998-99
2014
1974-75
1994
1963-65
1970-72
1992-94
1979-80
1978-79
1948, 1950-51
1956-58
1950-51
2010-11
1959-62
1965-67
1949-50, 1954
2000
1966-69
1979-82
2007-09
1999
2007
1950-51, 1955
2010
1951-53
1998-01
1996-98
2007-08
1988
1953-56
1977-80
2011-13
1997-00
1988-91
2014
1970
1983-84
1949-52
1983-84
1997
2010-13
2010-12
1969-71
1997-00
1989, 1992-93
1993-96
1968-70
1989
2008
1960-61
2010-13
1976
1994, 1996
1988
1989-92
2002
2006
1978
1961-63
1998-01
Bullington, John
Burgess, Craig
Buriak, Bob
Burke, Brian
Burlas, John
Burns, Dan
Butera, John
Buzzelli, Dave
Buzzelli, Richard
Byrd, Marvase
Byerly, Scott
1969-71
2007-10
1984-86
2002-04
1979-81
1978-81
1968-70
1966-68
1956-57
2012
1983-86
C
Calderone, Sam
Caletri, Joe
Calhoun, James
Callahan, Mike
Callahan, Victor
Campbell, Chris
Campbell, Jake
Campbell, Jeff
Campman, Trey
Campolo, Mike
Cannon, Dave
Capizzi, Jason
Carberry, Charles
Carlson, Russ
Carmo, Walt
Carney, Mark
Carnicella, Dom
Carnicella, Nick
Carroll, Terry
Carson, James
Carswell, Drew
Carter, Reggie
Casciole, Cameron
Catalano, Sam
Catanese, Tony
Catlin, Myles
Cavanaugh, Tom
Cecchetti, Tom
Ceh, Earl
Celich, Stan
Cellitti, Anthony
Cessna, Dave
1946-47
1950-51
1984-85
1993-94
2002-05
1985
2013-14
2007-09
2013-14
1992-95
1973-74
2004-06
1956
1946-47
1960
1981
2005-07
2010-13
1978-81
2006-09
2013-14
1995-96
2014
1951-52
1959-62
2013-14
1970-72
1974-75
1949-52
1986-89
2004-07
1963-66
Reese Brown
Charley, Walt
Charmo, Dan
Charmo, Mike
Chase, Bill
Checkon, Steve
Cherepko, Robert
Chiappetta, Mike
Choice, Lewis
Chulick, Lou
Ciarrocca, Matt
Cignetti, Brad
Cignetti, Frank Sr.
Cignetti, Frank Jr.
60
1946-49
2014
2011-13
1978-79
1958-59
1998
2002-05
1990-93
1948-49
1987-90
1995-96
1957-59
1985-87
Clark, Chet
Clark, Jerry
Clarke, Kevin
Clemento, Bill
Cleminson, Bob
Clingan, Tom
Clinton, Carl
Cobb, Quinton
2000
1966-68
2013-14
1977-78
1955-58
1970-72
1982
2005-08
Amir Dew
Cochran, Aaron
2002
Cole, Tom
1977
Coleman, Bob
1946-47
Coleman, Khaliq
2013
Coleman, Terry
1974
Coles, Bob
1976-77
Collier, Jay
1971-73
Conaboy, John
1974-75
Condo, Kurt
1997-98
Condon, Ted
1976-78
Conley, Jack
1949-52
Conley, Pat
1955-58
Connolly, Dave
1969-71
Connor, Art
1948-50
Constantine, Anthony
2007-09
Constantino, Charles
1956
Cooke, Eric
1990-93
Coon, Brian
1979-80
Cooper, Ethan
2013
Cooper, Kairi
1999-02
Cooper, Steve
2005-08
Corey, Donald
1946-47
Cornell, Fred
1948-49
Cortazzo, Carmine
1967-69
Cosgrove, Bob
1968-70
Cottom, Brian
1997
Cottrell, Kevin
1983-85
Cottrill, Darren
1985-88
Cottrill, Dean
1985-88
Coury, Bill
1997-98
Cox, Dan
1966-69
Coyne, Tom
1956
Cramer, Robert
1957-58
Creech, Jack
1991-93, 1997
Crockett, Keo
1990-91
Crosby, Dan
1957-58
Crowley, Jim
1979
Cruz, Luis
2006-08
Cugliari, Joe
1977-80
Culbertson, Dennis
1985-87
Culhane, Tom
1990
Culler, Carl
1946-47
Cunningham, Craig
1989-90
Cutlip, Manny
2009
Cypher, Doug
1980-82
Czambel, Ken
1973-74
Czartoryski, Jeff
1986
D
Dalverny, Matt
D’Ambrosio, Mike
Danel, Matt
1991-93
1999-01
1997-00
E
Eckert, Bill
1952
Edelman, Gunther
1946-48
Edwards, Kevin
2013-14
Edwards, Roy-al
2008-11
Egan, Mike
1988-91
Elliott, Beau
2002-03, 2005
Ellis, Steve
1979-80
Ellison, Ken
1981-83
Emory, Naylor
1964-65
Epley, Gene
1962-64
Esposito, Dick
1957-58
Estes, Edward
Eupizi, Tom
Evans, Ken
Evans, Roger
2013
1973-74
2004, 2006-07
1981-84
Mark Jackson
Eyerman, Brian
1999-02
F
Failla, Paul
1998
Falce, Tony
1991-93
Falenski, Jim
1956-57
Farrelly, Dave
1969-71
Fechter, Len
1960-61
Federoff, Larry
2010
Fedkoe, Tom
1985-88
Fegley, Bill
1989-90
Felton, Hube
1996-97
Feraco, Ron
1970-72
Ferguson, Dan
1967-68
Ferguson, Elise
1988
Ferguson, Jack
1957
Ferguson, Ken
1994-95
Ferguson, Pat
2013
Ferrari, Tony
1966-69
Fields, Isaac
1992-93
Filipkowski, Chris
1987-89
Finklea, Erik
2013
Finnerty, Mike
1968-70
Finnin, John
1981
Fischer, Eric
1982
Fischer, Matt
2000-03
Fitzgerald, Ed
1955-58
Fleming, Carl
2012-13
Fletcher, Shayne 2003-04, 06-07
Flora, Joey
1998-01
Formento, Steve
1951-52
Fornwalt, Ed
1948-49
Forsha, Jack
1955-57
Foster, Ashton
2010
Foster, Brian
1981
Fox, Allen
1985
Franco, John
1977
Franco, Johnny
2010-12
Franco, Steve
2013-14
Frank, Doug
1981
Frederick, Chuck
1966-68
Frederick, Dean
1962-63
Freliche, Harold
1952-55
Frey, Ron
1956-58
Friel, Dick
1948-49
Froebel, Art
1957-58
Fulton, Bob
1985-88
Furlani, Jason
1989-90
G
Gallagher, Tom
1978-81
Garbinski, Fred
1961-64
Garman, Scott
1946-47
Gartner, Mark
2000-01
Garvey, Tom
1949
Gasdek, Barry
1960-63
Gaspar, Grady
1975-77
Gatti, Vince
1990
Gavala, George
1946-48
Gavett, Eddie
2009-12
Gavlak, Joe
1960-62
Geary, Chris
1989-90
Geary, Mike
1992-93
Gee, Mike
2009-10
George, Bob
1949-52
George, Nate
2007-10
Gerek, Joe
1978-79
Gibbons, Tom
1985-88
Gibson, Karon
2014
Gibson, Zack
1989-91, 1993
Gilbert, Bryce
2014
Gill, Chester
1951-52
Gill, Don
1958-61
Gilmore, Ray
1976
Gironda, Chuck
1964-66
Gironda, Ray
1994-97
Girting, Steve
1985-88
Glarner, George
1952-55
Glasper, Kevan
1998
Glass, Dan
1991-94
Glymph, Jay
1997-98
Gnagey, Chad
1993-95
Gonzales, Ed
1977-79
Good, Jerrod
2010
Gooden, Larry
2010-13
Gooderham, Richard
1953-56
Goodge, Jim
1971-73
Goodrich, Rich
2002-03
Gordon, Neil
1968-70
Grabiak, Richard
1949-50
Grafton, Josh
2012
Grandy, Stan
2003-05
Gravine, Rich
1992-95
Gray, Ralph
1959-60
Green, Derrick
2000
Green, Donta
2006-08
Green, Izzy
2013-14
Green, Montay
2012
Green, Robert
1950-53
Greene, Bill
1988-90
Grice, Joe
1982
Grice, Paul
1968
Griffin, James
2012-13
Griffin, Kirby
2004
Griffin, Kris
2002, 2004
Griffith, John
1954-58
Grigas, Nicholas
1950-51
Grim, John
1970-72
Grims, Rob
1988-90
Griswold, Bryan
1983-86
Gruca, Jim
1967
Gualtieri, Greg
1978
Guella, Roger
1949-52
Guerra, Anthony
2005-08
Gunn, Sanford
1991
Gutshall, Stan
1966-68
Gyenes, David
1965
H
Haddad, John
Haggerty, Ken
Hahnfelt, Ed
Hairston, Shawn
Haky, Mike
Hall, Bill
Hall, Dale
Hall, Todd
61
1978-79
1990-91
1965
2005
1985
1969-71
1966-68
1992
Halt, Earl
1969-71
Hampe, Dave
1980
Hand, Dan
1987
Hanley, Larry
1962
Hardison, Mario
1993-96
Hardt, Howard
1948-50
Hardy, Anthony
1995
Harper, Bryant
1994-95
Harris, Brian
1999-02
Harris, C.P.
1964-67
Harris, Chris
1992-93, 1995
Harris, Danny
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Timo, John
Tindell, Jet
Tirado, Jason
Tisdale, Quincy
Tocco, Anthony
Tomasetti, Lou
Tomb, Ray
Tomb, Thomas
Tonga, Joe
Tortorice, Mason
Totten, Terry
Tourdot, Dave
Toussaint, Marvens
1948
2004-06
1956-57
1948-50
1964-65
2000
1966-68
1977-78
1963-65
1997-98, 2000
1959-60
1986-87
1991-92
2000-03
2014
2001-02
1961-62
1946-47
1989-90
2001-02
1977
1970-71
2003-04, 06-07
1992, 1996
1982-84
1983-85
1971-74
1984-87
1949-52
2009-12
1996-98
1994-97
1970-72
1997-99, 2001
1997-98
1996, 1998-99
1999-02
1981-84
1965-67
1955-58
2009
1978-80
1971, 1973-74
2011-12
Chris Villarrial
Townsend, J.J.
Toy, Don
Trave, Tony
Tremul, Joe
Trettel, John
Trimmer, Tom
Troggio, Gene
Truban, Jim
Tuck, Harvie
Tucker, Nate
Turnage, Jeff
Turner, Bob
2008
1973-74
1984-87
1951-52
1951-54
1970
1974-75
1949-50
2009-12
2006, 2008-09
1992-95
1946-47
Turner, Derrick
Turner, Nate
Turner, Takhi
Turner, Theo
Tyson, Kamal
U
Ullman, Brett
Uncapher, Jim
Unis, Mike
Unruh, Ed
Urbaniak, Frank
Urbanovich, Brent
V
Vaccaro, Al
Vail, Bill
Vance, Clifton
Vanderneck, Dick
Vangrin, Bernard
Vangrin, Joe
Vargo, Al
Vaughn, Jeff
Vella, Gary
Venzin, Martin
Vicioso, Jorge
Victor, Justin
Vilcek, Matt
Villarrial, Chris
Visnovksy, Andrew
Vitalie, Bill
Vitalie, John
Vogt, Jim
Vogt, Jon
Voithofer, Jason
Volpe, Joe
Vosovic, Larry
2013
1980-82
2014
1990-93
1991-92
2011-14
1985, 1987-89
1981
1966
1987-90
1984
1962-64
1977-78
1992
1973-74
1957-58
1956-58
1946-47
2007-10
1970-71
1978-80
2013-14
2004
1993-94
1992-95
1946-47
1949
1986-87
1968-70
1970
1991-92
1968-69
1960-61
W
Wagner, Jermayne
1993-96
Wahl-Schwartz, Brian
2013-14
Wain, John
1970-71
Waldron, Mike
1996
Walker, Bob
1984-86
Walker, Brandon
2009
Walker, Kraig
2006, 2008-09
Wallace, Dennis
1984
Wallace, Joe
1948-49
Wallace, Nick
2006
Walsh, Brian
1995-97
Walter, Joey
2012
Walters, Mark
2005
Walton, Darren
1993-96
Ward, Brock
2005-06
Wargo, Bob
1971, 1973
Warning, Jason
2005-06, 2008
Warren, Barry
1971-73
Warren, Justin
2008
Washabaugh, Bill
1987-89
Watkins, Jay
2013
Watson, Mickey
1963-65
Weaver, Jeremy
1994-97
Weaver, Logan
2013
Webb, Sinclair
2004
Weber, Dave
1968-70
Weidl, Kevin
2002-04, 2006
Weinel, Richard
1946-47
Welde, Bob
1979
Weldon, Justin
2014
Wells, Myke
2006-09
Wenger, Glenn
1969-71
Wertz, David
1946-48
Wertz, Tom
1987
West, Ray
1975-77
Westbrook, Ceasar
2008
Whipkey, Bryon
1986-89
Whisner, Mark
1979
Whitacre, Brad
2004-05
White, Johnny
1989-92
64
White, Mike
2004-06
Whittaker, Tanner
2003-06
Wick, Jason
1987
Widmar, Jim
1960-61
Wilcox, John
1968-70
Will, Jerry
1966-67
Williams, Ben
1995
Williams, Chris
1999-01
Williams, De’Antwan
2012-13
Williams, Eric
2013
Williams, Marc
2001-03
Williams, Salath
2012-14
Willis, Tim
1997
Wilson, Bob
1978-79
Wilson, Hal
1946-48
Wilson, Len
1971
Wilson, Roger
1997-00
Wilson, Terrance
1998-99
Wilson, Troy
1993
Wilt, Bill
1958-61
Witter, Ken
2005-08
Wojcik, Mike
2006-08
Wolfe, Jimmy
1961-62, 1965
Wolford, Bob
1977
Womack, Ronald
2014
Wonsettler, Chuck 1971, 1973-74
Wood, Harry
1952-53
Wood, Leo
2005-08
Wood, Neal
2002-03
Woods, Mike
1990-93
Woods, Phillip
1997-98
Woods, Scott
1991-93
Wozniak, Tom
1977-78
Wright, Allen
2014
Wyatt. Chuck
1993
Scott Woods
Y
Yacamelli, Kerry
Yanni, Jack
Yokitis, George
Young, Keith
Young, Leroy
Young, Tyre
Yurt, P.J.
Yusi, Frank
Yuvan, Ron
Z
Zambelli, Carmen
Zandier, Richard
Zavatsky, John
Ziegler, John
Ziegler, Neil
Zilinskas, Mark
Zinobile, Mike
Zook, Rob
1991-94
1967-69
1972
1973-75
1976
2004
2003-05
1960-64
1960-63
1966
1989
1991-94
1968-70
1982-84, 86
1983-86
1990-91
1987-90
GAME RECORDS
SCORING
TOTAL OFFENSE
MOST TOTAL YARDS GAINED
695
vs. Slippery Rock, 1994
FEWEST TOTAL YARDS GAINED
44
vs. Geneva, 1960
MOST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED
676
FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED
1
vs. Lock Haven, 2009
MOST TOTAL YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS
1,049
vs. Lehigh, 1985 (IUP 512, Lehigh 537)
FEWEST TOTAL YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS
267
vs. Northwood, 1973 (IUP 70, Northwood 197)
FIRST DOWNS
MOST FIRST DOWNS MADE
35
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS MADE
3
MOST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
33
vs. California, 1994
vs. Geneva, 1960;
vs. Westminster, 1962
vs. Akron, 1971;
vs. Grand Valley State, 2002
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
3 vs. Ferris State, 1966
RUSHING
MOST ATTEMPTS
72
FEWEST ATTEMPTS
20
vs. Youngstown State, 1973;
vs. Edinboro, 2008
MOST YARDS GAINED
523
FEWEST YARDS GAINED
-28
vs. Hillsdale, 1983
MOST YARDS ALLOWED
472
vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1994
FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED
-52
vs. Edinboro, 1968
MOST YARDS GAINED, BOTH TEAMS
591
vs. Akron, 1971 (Akron 437, IUP 154)
MOST TOUCHDOWNS
7
vs. Brockport State, 1968;
vs. California, 1993;
vs. Clarion, 2008
MOST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED
6
PASSING
MOST ATTEMPTS
52
FEWEST ATTEMPTS
5
MOST ATTEMPTS ALLOWED
55
MOST COMPLETIONS
34
FEWEST COMPLETIONS
0
MOST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED
33
FEWEST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED
0
vs. Clarion, 1979
vs. Clarion, 1992
vs. Millersville, 1999
vs. New Haven, 2003
vs. Lehigh, 1985
vs. Shepherd, 2007
vs. Geneva, 1960
vs. Kutztown, 1978
vs. Lehigh, 1985
vs. Shippensburg, 1964
HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
89.3 (25 of 28)
vs. Millersville, 2008
LOWEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
18.2 (4 of 22)
vs. Edinboro, 1980
MOST YARDS GAINED
483
FEWEST YARDS GAINED
0
vs. Geneva, 1960
vs. Kutztown, 1978
MOST YARDS ALLOWED
449
0
MOST TOUCHDOWNS
6
vs. Northwood, 1968
vs. Edinboro 2002
5
vs. Lehigh, 1985
vs. Bloomsburg, 2003
MOST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN
6
vs. Liberty, 1982
MOST INTERCEPTIONS MADE
7
vs. Juniata, 1962
65
MOST POINTS SCORED
80
vs. Cheyney, 2007
FEWEST POINTS SCORED
0
10 times (most recently vs. Bloomsburg, 2005)
MOST POINTS ALLOWED
62
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED
0
75 times (most recently vs. Seton Hill, 2012)
MOST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS
117
vs. Shippensburg, 1996 (IUP 62, Shippensburg 55)
FEWEST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS
3
vs. Westminster, 1982 (Westminster 3, IUP 0)
MOST POINTS SCORED IN LOSS
41
vs. Lehigh, 1985 (Lehigh 49, IUP 41)
MOST POINTS SCORED BY DEFEATED OPPONENT
55
vs. Shippensburg, 1996 (IUP 62, Shippensburg 55)
MOST POINTS SCORED, ONE HALF
51
vs. Cheyney (first half), 1995
MOST POINTS ALLOWED, ONE HALF
50
vs. Grand Valley State (first half), 2002
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
66
vs. Cheyney, 2007 (IUP 80, Cheyney 14)
LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT
44
vs. Youngstown State, 1973 (Youngstown State 44, IUP 0)
MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
11
vs. Northwood, 1968; vs. Cheyney, 2007
8
vs. North Dakota State, 1990;
vs. Shippensburg, 1996;
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
4
vs. New Haven, 1995;
vs. Shippensburg, 2003;
vs. Clarion, 2006;
vs. Gannon, 2008;
MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE
11
vs. Cheyney, 2007
SEASON RECORDS
RUSHING
MOST ATTEMPTS
674 in 2012
FEWEST ATTEMPTS
330 in 2008
MOST NET YARDS GAINED
3,630 in 2012
MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME
259.3 (3,630 yards in 14 games) in 2012
FEWEST NET YARDS GAINED
851 in 1973
FEWEST YARDS GAINED PER GAME
94.6 (851 yards in 9 games) in 1973
MOST NET YARDS ALLOWED
2,092 in 1990
MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME
205.8 (2,058 yards in 10 games) in 2005
FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED
761 in 2008
FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME
75.1 (826 yards in 11 games) in 1988
HIGHEST AVERAGE PER ATTEMPT
5.86 (1,933 yards in 309 attempts) in 2008
LOWEST AVERAGE PER ATTEMPT
2.55 (1,121 yards in 439 attempts) in 2012
44 in 1991
FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
8 in 1973
22 in 2002
FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED
4 in 2008, 2011
SCORING
MOST POINTS SCORED
542 in 1990
HIGHEST AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME
38.7 (542 points in 14 games) in 1990
FEWEST POINTS SCORED
92 in 1960
LOWEST AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME
MOST POINTS ALLOWED
298 in 2002
HIGHEST AVERAGE POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED
56 in 1962
LOWEST AVERAGE POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME
74 in 1990
FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
13 in 1960 and 1976
37 in 2002
FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED
8 in 1962
MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
19 (29 attempts) in 2012
MOST FIELD GOALS ALLOWED
MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE
MOST EXTRA POINTS ALLOWED
FIRST DOWNS
MOST FIRST DOWNS
309 in 1993
MOST FIRST DOWNS PER GAME
23.2 (302 first downs in 13 games) in 1991
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS
83 in 1962
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS PER GAME
MOST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
247 in 1993
MOST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED PER GAME
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
87 in 1960
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED PER GAME
TOTAL OFFENSE
MOST NET YARDS GAINED
6,340 in 1993
MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME
445.2 (5,787 yards in 13 games) in 1991
FEWEST NET YARDS GAINED
1,434 in 1960
FEWEST YARDS GAINED PER GAME
179.3 (1,434 yards in 8 games) in 1960
MOST NET YARDS ALLOWED
4,453 in 1993
MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME
379.9 (3,799 yards in 10 games) in 1997
FEWEST NET YARDS ALLOWED
1,760 in 1960
203.7 (1,833 yards in 9 games) in 1963
WINS/LOSSES
MOST WINS
13 in 1993
MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS
13 in 1993
MOST LOSSES
7 in 1961
MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES
4 in 1961, 2009, 2010
MOST SHUTOUTS
4, four times (most recently in 1991)
MOST TIMES SHUTOUT
1, 11 times (most recently in 2012)
MISCELLANEOUS
MOST PUNTS
76 in 1999
FEWEST PUNTS
31 in 1992
HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE
41.4 in 1994
LOWEST PUNTING AVERAGE
31.8 in 1967
MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS
56 in 1989
MOST PENALTIES
123 in 2012
MOST PENALTY YARDAGE
1,249 in 1991
66
PASSING
PLAYOFF GAME RECORDS
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
41 by Aamir Dew vs. Northwood (2000)
RUSHING YARDS
195 by Terrance Wilson vs. Millersville (1999)
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
4 by Dennis Robinson vs. Grand Valley State (1994)
PASS ATTEMPTS
49 by Andrew Krewatch vs. Shepherd (2007)
PASS COMPLETIONS
PASSING YARDS
407 by Brian Eyerman vs. Saginaw Valley State (2001)
PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
RECEPTIONS
13 by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007)
RECEIVING YARDS
207 by Carmelo Ocasio vs. Saginaw Valley State (2001)
RECEIVING
TOUCHDOWNS
4 by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007)
POINTS SCORED
24 by Dennis Robinson vs. Grand Valley State (1994),
by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007)
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
4 by Dennis Robinson vs. Grand Valley State (1994),
by Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007)
FIELD GOALS MADE
2, four times (last by Josh Telenko vs. Saginaw Valley State, 2002)
EXTRA POINTS MADE
6 by John Jaworski vs. Winston-Salem State (1990),
by Jaworski vs. Virginia Union (1991)
POINTS SCORED (KICKING)
10 (4 PAT, 2 FG) by Mike Geary vs. North Alabama (1993)
TACKLES
18 by Nick Pascarella vs. North Dakota State (1990)
SACKS
2, 13 times (last by Rob Plowman vs.West Chester, 2007)
INTERCEPTIONS
3 by Reece Brown vs. Virginia Union (1991)
PLAYOFF CAREER RECORDS
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
RUSHING YARDS
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
PASS ATTEMPTS
PASS COMPLETIONS
PASSING YARDS
PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
179 by Michael Mann (1990-93)
185 by Tony Aliucci (1989-91)
by Brian Eyerman (1999-02)
RECEPTIONS
43 by Jai Hill (1988-91)
RECEIVING YARDS
856 by Jai Hill (1988-91)
RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS
8 by Jai Hill (1988-91)
POINTS SCORED
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
FIELD GOALS MADE
3 by Rob Grims (1989-90); by Mike Geary (1993)
EXTRA POINTS MADE
16 by John Jaworski (1990-91)
by Mike Geary (1993)
POINTS SCORED BY KICKING
25 (16 PAT, 3 FG) by Mike Geary (1993)
67
MOST ATTEMPTS
404 in 1985
FEWEST ATTEMPTS
101 in 1960
MOST COMPLETIONS
238 in 2007
FEWEST COMPLETIONS
41 in 1960
MOST COMPLETIONS ALLOWED
239 in 1993
FEWEST COMPLETIONS
ALLOWED
46 in 1960
HIGHEST COMPLETION
PERCENTAGE
61.7 (207 of 332) in 2008
LOWEST COMPLETION
PERCENTAGE
32.3 (42 of 130) in 1961
MOST YARDS GAINED
3,129 in 1993
MOST YARDS GAINED PER
GAME
272.1 (2,721 yards in 10 games) in
1992
FEWEST YARDS GAINED
483 in 1960
FEWEST YARDS GAINED PER
GAME
60.4 (483 in 8 games) in 1960
MOST YARDS ALLOWED
2,757 in 1996
MOST YARDS ALLOWED PER
GAME
250.6 (2,757 yards in 11 games) in 1996
587 in 1960
65.9 (593 yards in 9 games) in 1977
MOST TOUCHDOWNS
40 in 2002
FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS
SCORED
1 in 1961
MOST TOUCHDOWNS
ALLOWED
20 in 1993
FEWEST TOUCHDOWNS
ALLOWED
2 in 1962
MOST INTERCEPTIONS
THROWN
24 in 1982
FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS
THROWN
4 in 1969
MOST INTERCEPTIONS MADE
35 in 1991
FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS
MADE
8 in 1973, 2006 and 2009
TEAM HIGHS & LOWS
MOST POINTS (SINCE 1927)
MOST FIRST DOWNS
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Rk.
1.
2.
7.
13.
14.
17.
18.
22.
24.
29.
Pts.
80
75
66
65
63
63
62
62
62
62
62
62
59
58
58
58
57
56
56
56
56
55
55
54
54
54
54
54
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
Opponent
Cheyney
Northwood
Clarion
West Virginia Tech
Millersville
Lock Haven
Slippery Rock
California
Slippery Rock
Shippensburg
Shippensburg
Millersville
Lock Haven
Edinboro
Southern Connecticut
Cheyney
Ferris State
Clarion
Virginia Union
Lock Haven
Cheyney
Lock Haven
Gannon
Edinboro
Clarion
Towson State
Kutztown
Edinboro
Clarion
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
California
Lock Haven
Clarion
Lock Haven
Year
2007
1968
2008
1990
2008
2010
1990
1994
1994
1995
1996
2013
1975
1968
1989
1995
1965
1984
1991
2011
2012
1990
2013
1935
1989
1991
1993
2002
1927
1984
1989
1991
1993
1993
1994
1998
2004
FEWEST POINTS (SINCE 1927)
Rk.
1.
Pts.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Opponent (Pts)
Geneva (19)
Geneva (6)
Youngstown St. (44)
Shippensburg (21)
Clarion (17)
Clarion (15)
Westminster (3)
Edinboro (37)
Northwood (28)
Bloomsburg (27)
Year
1960
1961
1973
1976
1978
1980
1982
1989
2000
2005
4.
6.
MOST RUSHING YARDS
1D
Opponent
Year
35
33
33
31
31
30
30
30
30
30
30
California
East Stroudsburg
California
Clarion
Virginia Union
Shippensburg
California
Winston-Salem State
Towson State
Slippery Rock
Lock Haven
1994
1991
1993
1983
1991
1965
1965
1990
1991
1994
2004
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS
Rk.
1.
3.
4.
6.
9.
1D
Opponent
Year
3
3
4
6
6
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
Geneva
Westminster
Northwood
Slippery Rock
California
Clarion
Edinboro
Delaware
California
Northwood
Westminster
Clarion
Hillsdale
Westminster
West Chester
1960
1962
1973
1963
1970
1961
1962
1968
1961
1972
1973
1977
1982
1982
1987
MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Yards Opponent
Year
695
658
634
618
615
602
598
595
592
590
588
587
1994
2013
2008
1996
1990
1993
1994
1995
1990
1984
1965
2008
Slippery Rock
Gannon
Millersville
Shippensburg
West Virginia Tech
California
California
Shippensburg
Winston-Salem State
Edinboro
Shippensburg
Clarion
FEWEST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE
Rk.Yards
1.
44
2.
52
52
4.
70
5.
94
6.
101
Opponent
Year
Geneva
Edinboro
Westminster
Northwood
Edinboro
Akron
1960
1960
1962
1973
1981
1970
68
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
Yards Opponent
Year
523
433
432
421
406
388
381
381
377
374
1994
2006
1994
1993
1995
2012
1990
1995
2000
1977
Slippery Rock
East Stroudsburg
California
California
Lock Haven
Slippery Rock
Millersville
California
California
California
FEWEST RUSHING YARDS
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Yards Opponent
Year
-28
-9
-8
5
10
12
13
16
19
19
1983
1975
1982
1962
1970
1973
1997
1978
1970
1996
Hillsdale
Clarion
Hillsdale
Westminster
California
Youngstown State
New Haven
Westminster
Akron
Clarion
MOST PASSING YARDS
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Yards Opponent
Year
483
460
407
402
400
378
378
377
367
365
1983
1985
2001
1985
1996
2007
2013
2002
1985
1995
Shippensburg
Lehigh
Saginaw Valley State
Clarion
Shippensburg
Shepherd
Gannon
Saginaw Valley State
Towson State
Shippensburg
FEWEST PASSING YARDS
Rk.
1.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
Yards Opponent
Year
0
0
0
15
19
23
26
26
28
1960
1964
1978
1961
2000
1963
1961
1961
1976
Geneva
Lock Haven
Kutztown
California
California
California
Slippery Rock
Clarion
California
OPPONENT HIGHS & LOWS
MOST POINTS (SINCE 1927)
MOST FIRST DOWNS
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Rk.
1.
6.
7.
8.
Year
62
55
54
52
52
51
50
49
49
49
47
46
45
44
43
43
2002
1996
1956
1999
2004
1990
1957
1970
1985
1996
2010
1994
2010
1973
1994
1997
Grand Valley State
Shippensburg
Westminster
Slippery Rock
Catawba
North Dakota State
Ohio
Akron
Lehigh
Clarion
Bloomsburg
Gannon
Youngstown State
Central State
New Haven
FEWEST POINTS (SINCE 1990)
Rk.
1.
Points Opponent
Year
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1990
1990
1990
1990
1991
1991
1991
1991
1992
1994
1995
1995
1998
1999
2000
2001
2001
2003
2004
2007
2007
2008
2009
2010
2010
2011
2012
2012
2012
2013
2013
2014
Clarion
Towson State
Millersville
Winston-Salem State
East Stroudsburg
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
Millersville
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
Cheyney
Lock Haven
California
Clarion
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
California
West Virginia Tech
Shippensburg
Millersville
Shippensburg
C.W. Post
Lock Haven
Slippery Rock
Edinboro
Edinboro
Cheyney
Lock Haven
Clarion
Cheyney
Seton Hill
Clarion
3.
4.
7.
8.
9.
MOST RUSHING YARDS
1D
Opponent
Year
33
33
32
31
31
31
30
29
27
27
Akron
Grand Valley State
Bloomsburg
East Stroudsburg
Slippery Rock
Lehigh
West Chester
C.W. Post
Central State
1971
2002
2003
1994
1997
2013
1985
1998
1967
1994
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS
Rk.
1.
2.
4.
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Yards Opponent
Year
472
448
437
432
359
347
340
323
320
308
1994
1990
1971
1990
1993
1981
1977
1981
1964
1970
North Dakota State
Akron
North Dakota State
North Alabama
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
Shippensburg
East Stroudsburg
Edinboro
FEWEST RUSHING YARDS
1D
Opponent
Year
3
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
Ferris State
Westminster
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
Shippensburg
Edinboro
Frederick
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
1966
1963
1998
1963
1964
1966
1967
1976
2001
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Yards
Opponent
Year
-52
-32
-24
-23
-21
-16
-13
-8
-7
-6
Edinboro
Lock Haven
Shippensburg
C.W. Post
Juniata
Shippensburg
Bloomsburg
Clarion
New Haven
Mercyhurst
1968
2009
1991
1968
1962
2007
1989
2014
2003
2008
MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9.
10.
Yards Opponent
Year
676
659
627
550
540
538
537
537
526
519
2013
1994
1990
2003
1997
1996
1985
1993
2002
2009
Slippery Rock
North Dakota State
Bloomsburg
East Stroudsburg
Clarion
Lehigh
North Alabama
Grand Valley State
Kutztown
MOST PASSING YARDS
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Yards Opponent
Year
449
440
438
413
360
356
351
349
344
344
2013
2014
2012
1985
1981
2009
1990
1993
1982
2010
Slippery Rock
Seton Hill
California
Lehigh
C.W. Post
Kutztown
Edinboro
West Chester
Shippensburg
Mercyhurst
FEWEST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE
Rk.
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Yards
Opponent
Year
1
30
51
51
71
79
80
85
96
97
Lock Haven
Edinboro
Edinboro
California
Bloomsburg
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
Clarion
Shippensburg
2009
1968
1966
1976
1989
1963
2008
1976
1986
1964
69
FEWEST PASSING YARDS
Rk.
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
Yards
Opponent
Year
0
0
6
7
10
11
11
13
16
16
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
Mansfield
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Youngstown State
Ferris State
Millersville
1964
1966
2006
1966
1965
1964
1968
1999
1965
2007
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Points Opponent
GAME RECORDS
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
11.
Name
Michael Mann
Harvie Tuck
Aamir Dew
Larry Monsilovich
De’Antwan Williams
James Suber
Dan Cox
Aamir Dew
Mike Jemison
James Suber
Chris Morgan
RUSHING YARDS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name
Chris Morgan
Chris Morgan
James Suber
Harvie Tuck
Larry Monsilovich
Harvie Tuck
Harvie Tuck
James Suber
Tobias Robinson
PASS ATTEMPTS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
6.
10.
Name
Scott Woods
Bob McFarland
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Chase Haslett
Lynn Hieber
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Andrew Krewatch
Lynn Hieber
RECEPTIONS
Rank
1.
Opponent
Edinboro
California
Northwood
Shippensburg
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
California
C.W. Post
Slippery Rock
Millersville
Bloomsburg
Shippensburg
Year
1993
2012
2000
1970
2013
1996
2013
1968
2001
2004
1996
2005
Att
44
43
41
40
39
38
38
37
37
37
36
36
Opponent
Shippensburg
East Stroudsburg
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
California
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
Mercyhurst
New Haven
Clarion
Year
2013
2006
2004
1996
2012
1970
2012
2012
1996
2008
Yds
315
286
266
261
256
241
233
231
229
229
Opponent
Clarion
Clarion
West Chester
California
Slippery Rock
Westminster
Lehigh
Shepherd
Gannon
California
Year
1992
1979
1983
2007
2014
1975
1985
2007
2008
1973
Att
52
51
50
50
50
49
49
49
49
47
Year
Comp
3.
4.
7.
8.
11.
Name
Terry Skelley
Drew Carswell
Len Pesotini
Carmelo Ocasio
Ken Witter
Walt Pegues
Dave Seidel
John McCutcheon
Len Pesotini
Brock DeCicco
John Burlas
Jim Spence
Bill Thompson
Bill Thompson
Gary Milanovich
JeMone Smith
Lewis Hicks
Lewis Hicks
Carmelo Ocasio
Ken Witter
Ken Witter
Ken Witter
Opponent
Clarion
California
Westminster
Millersville
Shepherd
Gannon
Lehigh
California
Lock Haven
California
East Stroudsburg
Shippensburg
West Chester
Slippery Rock
California
New Haven
Shippensburg
New Haven
Saginaw Valley
Bloomsburg
West Chester
Kutztown
Year
1979
2014
1975
2001
2007
2014
1985
1974
1975
2014
1981
1983
1983
1984
1965
1993
1997
1997
2001
2007
2007
2008
Rec
15
15
14
13
13
13
12
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Opponent
Shippensburg
Millersville
Clarion
Saginaw Valley
Lock Haven
Edinboro
California
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
California
Year
1983
2001
1979
2001
2011
2001
2001
1996
1984
1965
Yds
271
242
215
207
204
202
194
192
188
182
PASS COMPLETIONS
Rank
1.
4.
6.
10.
Name
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Chase Haslett
Lynn Hieber
Bob McFarland
Rich Ingold
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Andrew Krewatch
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Opponent
Lehigh
Shepherd
California
California
Clarion
West Chester
Towson State
Slippery Rock
Gannon
Clarion
Kutztown
1985
2007
2014
1973
1979
1983
1985
2007
2008
1983
2008
Opponent
Lehigh
Saginaw Valley
Shippensburg
Shippensburg
Shepherd
Gannon
Saginaw Valley
Towson State
Clarion
Clarion
Year
1985
2001
1983
1996
2007
2013
2002
1985
1985
1993
34
34
34
28
28
27
27
27
27
26
26
PASSING YARDS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Rich Ingold
Brian Eyerman
Rich Ingold
Terry Th rom
Andrew Krewatch
Mike Box
Brian Eyerman
Rich Ingold
Rich Ingold
Scott Woods
Yds
460
407
403
400
378
378
377
367
364
353
Andrew Krewatch
RECEIVING YARDS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
70
Name
Jim Spence
Carmelo Ocasio
Terry Skelley
Carmelo Ocasio
Pat Brewer
J.R. Thomas
Carmelo Ocasio
Mario Hardison
Gregg Brenner
Gary Milanovich
SEASON RECORDS
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 Att.)
MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
Name
Michael Mann
James Suber
Chris Morgan
Dennis Robinson
Harvie Tuck
Terrance Wilson
Aamir Dew
Harvie Tuck
MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
Year
1993
1996
2005
1994
2012
1999
2013
2001
2012
2010
Year
1993
2013
1994
1971
1996
2012
1991
1975
1988
1989
Att
373
333
282
270
269
248
240
238
238
229
TD
19
18
18
17
17
16
15
14
14
14
7.
8.
9.
10.
MOST RUSHING YARDS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Name
Michael Mann
James Suber
Harvie Tuck
Dennis Robinson
Michael Mann
Terrance Wilson
Chris Morgan
Mike Jemison
Chris Morgan
Aamir Dew
Tobias Robinson
Aamir Dew
Aamir Dew
MOST PASS ATTEMPTS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Andrew Krewatch
Rich Ingold
Scott Woods
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Lynn Hieber
Paul Failla
Terry Throm
Brian Eyerman
Scott Woods
Year
1993
1996
2012
1994
1991
1999
2013
2012
2006
2003
2005
2001
2008
2000
1999
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Year
1991
1984
2008
2007
1988
2014
2002
1992
2013
1985
Name
Andrew Krewatch
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Scott Woods
Rich Ingold
Brian Eyerman
Jim Pehanick
Scott Woods
Terry Throm
Terry Throm
PASSING YARDS
Name
Andrew Krewatch
Scott Woods
Rich Ingold
Brian Eyerman
Scott Woods
Terry Throm
Andrew Krewatch
Brian Eyerman
Tony Aliucci
Tony Aliucci
PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
Yds
2027
1865
1660
1597
1452
1348
1347
1325
1318
1311
1276
1244
1203
1191
1188
Rank
1.
2
3.
4.
6.
8.
9.
Att
391
375
336
333
320
300
297
295
290
288
Name
Brian Eyerman
Andrew Krewatch
Tony Aliucci
Rich Ingold
Scott Woods
Brian Eyerman
Andrew Krewatch
Terry Throm
Tony Aliucci
Scott Woods
PASSING INTERCEPTIONS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
5.
Year
2007
1985
1993
1983
2008
1975
1998
1997
2002
1992
Tony Aliucci
Rich Ingold
Andrew Krewatch
Andrew Krewatch
Jim Pehanick
Chase Haslett
Brian Eyerman
Scott Woods
Mike Box
Rich Ingold
MOST PASS COMPLETIONS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Harvie Tuck
Name
7.
71
Name
Scott McGuigan
Rich Ingold
Bob McFarland
Bob McFarland
Jim Pehanick
Chase Haslett
Bob Kiel
Jim Pehanick
Scott Woods
Andrew Krewatch
Bo Napoleon
Att
234
144
320
391
283
285
290
288
240
375
Comp
151
91
201
237
171
172
173
171
141
219
Pct
.645
.632
.628
.606
.604
.604
.597
.594
.587
.584
Year
2007
1985
2008
1993
1983
2002
1988
1992
1997
1996
Comp.
237
219
201
194
189
173
171
171
170
165
Year
2007
1993
1985
2002
1992
1996
2008
2001
1990
1989
Yds
3100
2856
2760
2724
2580
2519
2449
2416
2414
2413
Year
2002
2007
1990
1985
1993
2001
2008
1996
1989
1992
TD
36
29
27
23
23
22
22
21
20
20
Year
1982
1985
1979
1980
1988
2014
1986
1987
1992
2005
2010
INT
23
18
17
17
15
15
14
14
14
14
14
Rank Name
1.
Michael Mann
2.
Dennis Robinson
4.
Larry Monsilovich
5.
James Suber
6.
Harvie Tuck
7.
Michael Mann
8.
Rick Johnson
9.
Steve Girting
10.
Ken Rock
Rank
SEASON RECORDS
TOTAL OFFENSE
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Andrew Krewatch
Scott Woods
Scott Woods
Rich Ingold
Brian Eyerman
Lynn Hieber
Andrew Krewatch
Lynn Hieber
Tony Aliucci
Terry Throm
FIELD GOALS MADE
Year
2007
1993
1992
1985
2002
1975
2008
1974
1991
1996
RECEPTIONS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
9.
10.
Name
Len Pesotini
Ken Witter
Ken Witter
Terrill Barnes
Jai Hill
Carmelo Ocasio
Terry Skelley
Lewis Hicks
Bill Thompson
Jai Hill
Carmelo Ocasio
RECEIVING YARDS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jai Hill
Carmelo Ocasio
Jai Hill
Len Pesotini
Jai Hill
Terrill Barnes
Gregg Brenner
Carmelo Ocasio
Terry Skelley
Tony Trave
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
Name
Jai Hill
Carmelo Ocasio
Tony Trave
Drew Carswell
Mario Hardison
Gregg Brenner
Carmelo Ocasio
LeRon McCoy
Darel Patrick
Jai Hill
Ken Witter
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
8.
10.
12.
Name
Michael Mann
Jai Hill
Dennis Robinson
James Suber
Larry Monsilovich
Michael Mann
Carmelo Ocasio
Harvie Tuck
Larry Monsilovich
Chris Morgan
Rick Johnson
Steve Girting
Ken Rock
Rush
-51
22
-39
-228
-219
324
-21
426
-44
-192
Year
1975
2007
2008
2013
1990
2002
1979
1997
1984
1989
2001
Pass TOTAL
3100
2856
2580
2760
2724
2179
2449
1948
2384
2519
3049
2878
2541
2532
2505
2503
2428
2374
2340
2327
Rec
74
67
66
63
60
60
59
59
58
57
57
Year
1990
2001
1989
1975
1991
2013
1984
2002
1979
1987
Yds
1183
1122
1108
1088
1052
1014
1009
1002
992
935
Year
1990
2002
1987
2014
1996
1984
2001
2004
1985
1991
2007
TD
20
16
13
11
11
10
10
10
9
9
9
Year
1993
1990
1994
1996
2013
1971
1991
2002
2012
1970
2006
1975
1988
1989
TD
21
20
19
19
18
17
17
16
16
15
15
14
14
14
Rank Name
1.
Brett Ullman
2.
Mike Geary
Jon Ruff
4.
Craig Burgess
Craig Burgess
6.
Josh Telenko
7.
Nick Wallace
8.
Jay Glymph
Brett Ullman
EXTRA POINTS MADE
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Mike Geary
Brett Ullman
Jon Ruff
Josh Telenko
Craig Burgess
Brett Ullman
John Jaworski
Rob Grims
Rob Grims
John Sandstrom
Jon Ruff
Josh Telenko
POINTS SCORED
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
12.
Name
Michael Mann
Jai Hill
Mike Geary
James Suber
Dennis Robinson
Brett Ullman
Larry Monsilovich
Michael Mann
Carmelo Ocasio
Harvie Tuck
Craig Burgess
Year
1993
1990
1993
1996
1994
2012
2013
1971
1991
2002
2012
2008
Year
2012
1993
1995
2008
2010
2003
2006
1997
2011
FG
19
18
18
16
16
12
11
10
10
FGA
29
22
22
22
22
19
13
15
11
Year
XP
XPA
1993
2012
1994
2002
2008
2013
1991
1989
1990
1985
1995
2003
64
56
55
50
46
46
44
42
40
39
39
39
TD-2XP
XP-FG
21-0
20-2
0-0
19-1
19-0
0-0
18-0
17-0
17-0
16-0
16-0
0-0
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 10 Ret)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Name
Walt Pegues
Reece Brown
Barry Ruffner
Tom Parsha
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
Anthony Rodriguez
Year
2014
1992
1967
1960
2009
2006
PR
11
12
14
11
11
10
KICK RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 10 Ret)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
72
Name
Pat Brewer
Derrick Smith
Pat Brewer
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
Tink Stennett
Charles Peoples
Tobias Robinson
Larry Monsilovich
Ed Gonzales
J.R. Thomas
Anthony Rodriguez
Year
2012
2003
2013
2009
2000
1991
2010
1970
1977
2002
2007
KOR
10
10
11
16
13
15
24
17
13
16
21
0-0
0-0
64-18
0-0
0-0
56-19
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
46-16
67
58
57
52
46
49
54
48
41
40
41
39
Pts
126
124
118
116
114
113
108
102
102
96
96
94
Yds
213
196
226
168
271
125
Avg.
19.4
16.3
16.1
15.3
12.9
12.5
Yds
Avg.
351
304
326
462
375
404
641
442
336
404
528
35.1
30.4
29.6
28.9
28.8
26.9
26.7
26.0
25.8
25.2
25.1
SEASON RECORDS
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
PUNTING AVERAGE (Min. 25 Punts)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
John McGhee
Jim Haslett
John McGhee
Grant Schallock
Rob Allen
Rob Allen
Mike Rairigh
Brian Burke
Matt Spegal
Matt Spegal
Don Lindich
Year
1995
1978
1994
2011
1983
1984
2005
2003
2013
2014
1964
TACKLES
Name
Gregg Schmidt
Bob Buriak
Kevin McMullan
John Link
Jim Haslett
Terry Carroll
John Link
Bob Buriak
George Aggen
Jim Haslett
Gregg Schmidt
INTERCEPTIONS
Rank Name
1.
Pete Archibald
Kelvin Lewis
Reece Brown
4.
Tom Parsha
Paul Neatrour
Dave Baker
Joey Flora
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
9.
Dave Balmert
Dave Balmert
10.
Several, last Eric Williams
Year
1977
1984
1987
1978
1978
1980
1979
1986
1976
1976
1976
Year
1962
1982
1991
1960
1966
1980
2001
2008
1970
1971
2013
Yds
1722
2489
2318
1807
1722
1774
2205
1690
1596
1738
1313
Avg.
42.0
41.5
41.4
41.1
41.0
39.4
39.4
39.3
38.9
38.6
38.6
TKL
177
160
156
153
144
142
140
134
130
129
129
Int
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
6
CAREER RECORDS
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Michael Mann
Harvie Tuck
Chris Morgan
Aamir Dew
Dan Cox
Steve Girting
Larry Monsilovich
Dave Seidel
Dennis Robinson
Years
1990-93
2009-12
2003-06
1999-01
1966-69
1985-88
1969-71
1982-85
2012-13
1994-95
Att
849
826
680
620
522
510
509
489
478
450
RUSHING YARDS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Michael Mann
Harvie Tuck
Chris Morgan
Aamir Dew
Dennis Robinson
James Suber
Larry Monsilovich
Terrance Wilson
Steve Girting
PASS ATTEMPTS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Andrew Krewatch
Brian Eyerman
Rich Ingold
Tony Aliucci
Bob McFarland
Scott Woods
Kevin Weidl
Lynn Hieber
Jim Pehanick
Scott McGuigan
Terry Throm
Years
1990-93
2003-06
2009-12
1985-88
1966-69
1969-71
1999-01
1994-95
2012-13
1973-75
1989-90
1995-96
TD
48
34
34
33
32
32
31
30
28
23
23
23
Years
1990-93
2009-12
2003-06
1999-01
2012-13
1994-95
1995-96
1969-71
1998-99
1985-88
Yds
4805
4341
3817
3623
2672
2662
2565
2478
2255
2236
Years
2005, 07-09
1999-02
1983-85
1988-91
1978-80
1991-93
2002-04, 06
1972-75
1985-88
1980-83
1994-97
Att
1135
959
852
766
734
719
717
707
615
585
585
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min. 200 Att.)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Tony Aliucci
Rich Ingold
Terry Throm
Jim Pehanick
Scott Woods
Andrew Krewatch
Brian Eyerman
Mike Box
Bob Kiel
Lynn Hieber
PASS COMPLETIONS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
73
Name
Andrew Krewatch
Brian Eyerman
Rich Ingold
Tony Aliucci
Scott Woods
Kevin Weidl
Lynn Hieber
Jim Pehanick
Bob McFarland
Terry Throm
Years
1988-91
1983-85
1994-97
1985-88
1991-93
2005, 07-09
1999-02
2011-13
1984-86
1972-75
Att
766
852
585
615
719
1135
959
498
378
707
Comp
452
499
340
355
413
638
536
278
208
371
Years
2005, 07-09
1999-02
1983-85
1988-91
1991-93
2002-04, 06
1972-75
1985-88
1978-80
1994-97
Pct
.590
.586
.581
.577
.574
.562
.559
.558
.550
.525
Comp
638
536
499
452
413
374
371
355
344
340
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Punts
41
60
56
44
42
45
56
43
41
45
34
Rank Name
1.
Michael Mann
2.
Chris Morgan
Harvie Tuck
4.
Steve Girting
5.
Dan Cox
Larry Monsilovich
7.
Aamir Dew
8.
Dennis Robinson
9.
10.
Rick Johnson
Ken Rock
James Suber
CAREER RECORDS
RECEIVING YARDS
PASSING YARDS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Brian Eyerman
Andrew Krewatch
Tony Aliucci
Rich Ingold
Scott Woods
Kevin Weidl
Lynn Hieber
Jim Pehanick
Terry Throm
Bob McFarland
Years
1999-02
2005-09
1988-91
1983-85
1991-93
2002-06
1972-75
1985-88
1994-97
1978-80
PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Brian Eyerman
Andrew Krewatch
Tony Aliucci
Kevin Weidl
Rich Ingold
Scott Woods
Jim Pehanick
Mike Box
Terry Throm
Lynn Hieber
PASSING INTERCEPTIONS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Bob McFarland
Andrew Krewatch
Brian Eyerman
Scott McGuigan
Rich Ingold
Kevin Weidl
Jim Pehanick
Tony Aliucci
Scott Woods
Lynn Hieber
TOTAL OFFENSE
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name
Andrew Krewatch
Brian Eyerman
Tony Aliucci
Rich Ingold
Scott Woods
Lynn Hieber
Kevin Weidl
Michael Mann
Jim Pehanick
RECEPTIONS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jai Hill
Carmelo Ocasio
Ken Witter
Lewis Hicks
Tony Trave
JeMone Smith
Paul Kovell
Mychal Skinner
Terrill Barnes
Mario Hardison
Years
2005, 07-09
1999-02
1988-91
1983-85
1991-93
1972-75
2002-04, 06
1990-93
1985-88
Yds
8409
8220
7332
6454
6133
5594
4941
4874
4688
4534
Years
1999-02
2005, 06-09
1988-91
2002-04, 06
1983-85
1991-93
1985-88
2011-2013
1994-97
1972-75
TD
84
68
65
50
49
47
35
33
32
30
Years
1978-80
2005-09
1999-02
1980-83
1983-85
2002-06
1985-88
1988-91
1991-93
1972-75
Int
47
43
38
37
36
35
32
30
29
27
Rush
-171
-630
-298
-309
-28
852
156
4805
-238
Years
1988-91
1999-02
2005-08
1996-98
1984-87
1990-93
1987-90
2007-10
2011-13
1993-96
Pass
8220
8409
7332
6454
6133
4941
5594
0
4874
Tot
8043
7779
7034
6145
6105
5793
5750
4805
4636
Rec
214
165
153
139
130
129
128
127
122
118
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
Jai Hill
Carmelo Ocasio
JeMone Smith
Tony Trave
Terrill Barnes
Mychal Skinner
LeRon McCoy
Mario Hardison
Lewis Hicks
Ken Witter
Years
1988-91
1999-02
1990-93
1984-87
2011-13
2007-10
2001-04
1993-96
1996-98
2005-08
Yds
4073
2891
2194
2191
2134
2106
2096
2093
2060
1935
Jai Hill
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
10.
Name
Jai Hill
Carmelo Ocasio
LeRon McCoy
Mario Hardison
Tony Trave
Terrill Barnes
Johnny White
Ken Witter
Mychal Skinner
Darel Patrick
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
9.
10.
74
Name
Michael Mann
Jai Hill
Larry Monsilovich
Chris Morgan
Steve Girting
Carmelo Ocasio
Harvie Tuck
Dan Cox
Aamir Dew
Dennis Robinson
Years
1988-91
1999-02
2001-04
1993-96
1984-87
2011-13
1989-92
2005-08
2007-10
1984-86
TD
41
34
25
23
21
18
17
17
17
16
Years
1990-93
1988-91
1969-71
2003-06
1985-88
1999-02
2009-12
1966-69
1999-01
1994-95
TD
52
41
37
36
34
34
34
33
32
31
FIELD GOALS MADE
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
Name
Craig Burgess
Brett Ullman
John Sandstrom
Josh Telenko
Jon Ruff
Kurt Bowers
Mike Geary
Ron Orenak
Rob Dominick
Brad Whitacre
EXTRA POINTS MADE
Name
Brett Ullman
Josh Telenko
John Sandstrom
Craig Burgess
Mike Geary
Jon Ruff
Rob Grims
Bob Tate
Kurt Bowers
Rob Dominick
POINTS SCORED
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name
Michael Mann
Brett Ullman
Craig Burgess
Jai Hill
Josh Telenko
John Sandstrom
Larry Monsilovich
Chris Morgan
Steve Girting
Carmelo Ocasio
Harvie Tuck
FG
47
45
30
29
24
23
23
16
15
15
FGA
63
65
54
49
30
43
30
32
38
24
Years
2011-14
2000-03
1985-88
2007-10
1992-93
1993-95
1988-90
1966-68
1977-80
1981-84
XP
169
155
140
135
102
94
85
76
75
71
XPA
177
162
146
139
109
98
93
82
78
79
Years
1990-93
2011-14
2007-10
1988-91
2000-03
1985-88
1969-71
2003-06
1985-88
1999-02
2009-12
TD-2XP
52-2
0-0
0-0
41-2
0-0
0-0
37-0
36-0
34-0
34-0
34-0
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 20 Ret)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Name
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
Reece Brown
Barry Ruffner
Barry Threats
Tink Stennett
Ron Feraco
Ray West
Years
2006-09
1989-92
1967-69
1996-98
1997-00
1970-72
1974-77
PR
69
34
47
54
22
64
35
KICK RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 20 Ret)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name
J.R. Thomas
Pat Brewer
Tink Stennett
Pat Brewer
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
Tobias Robinson
Anthony Rodriguez
Bill Washabaugh
Charles Peoples
Years
2001-02
2010-13
1997-00
2010-13
2006-09
2006, 08-10
2006-07
1987-89
1989-92
KOR
22
35
22
24
49
30
32
20
41
XP-FG
0-0
167-45
135-47
0-0
155-29
140-30
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Pts
312
299
276
250
242
230
222
216
204
204
204
Yds
788
380
488
550
220
581
316
Avg
11.4
11.2
10.4
10.2
10.0
9.1
9.0
Yds
623
971
602
645
1282
746
767
470
956
Avg
28.3
27.7
27.4
26.9
26.2
24.9
24.0
23.5
23.3
PUNTING AVERAGE (Min. 50 Punts)
Rank
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
John McGhee
Jim Haslett
Rob Allen
Matt Spegal
Ken Haggerty
Brian Burke
Jay DuPont
Chris Filipkowski
Matt Danel
Mike Rairigh
TACKLES (SINCE 1973)
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Name
George Aggen
Gregg Schmidt
Kevin McMullan
Jim Haslett
Bob Buriak
Mike Borisenko
Terry Carroll
Chris Bache
John Link
Sean Detwiler
INTERCEPTIONS
Rank Name
1.
Dave Balmert
2.
Kenny Moore
Reece Brown
4.
Pete Archibald
Paul Neatrour
Barry Ruffner
7.
Kelvin Lewis
8.
Johnny Franco
9.
Don Lindich
Rich Stevenson
Joey Flora
Years
1992-95
1975-78
1982-84
2012-pres
1990-91
2002-04
2007-08
1987-89
1997-00
2003-06
Punts
171
156
152
97
89
147
53
61
234
101
Yds
6773
6068
5908
3760
3342
5522
1980
2256
8615
3718
Avg
39.6
38.9
38.9
38.8
37.6
37.6
37.4
37.0
36.8
36.8
Years
1973-76
1974-77
1985-88
1975-78
1984-86
1998-01
1978-81
1983-86
1976-79
1988-91
TKL
429
421
417
412
400
352
348
337
335
334
Years
1970-72
1980-83
1989-92
1961-63
1963-66
1967-69
1982-84
2009-12
1961-64
1988-91
1998-01
INT
19
18
18
17
17
17
16
15
14
14
14
Brett Ullman
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Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Years
2007-10
2011-14
1985-88
2000-03
1993-95
1977-80
1992-93
1971-74
1981-84
2004-05
LINEBACKER
LINEBACKER
TIGHT END
OFFENSIVE LINE
KRIS
GRIFFIN
JIM
HASLETT
JOHN
JONES
LEANDER
JORDAN
Kris Griffin transferred
to IUP from Geneva,
playing in the 2002
and 2004 seasons. He
made 155 tackles and
intercepted three passes,
earning All-PSAC West
honors both seasons.
Jim Haslett has enjoyed
a successful career in
the NFL as a player as
well as a head coach and
defensive coordinator.
He earned All-America
honors three-times,
playing from 1975-78,
and was elected to the
College Football Hall of
Fame in 2001.
John Jones played one
season at IUP in 1999
after transferring from
Pitt, making 41 catches
for 586 yards and four
touchdowns to earn
second team All-PSAC
West honors. His 11-yard
touchdown reception
from Brian Eyerman
gave IUP the lead for
good in a 26-21 win over
Millersville in the second
round of the playoffs.
Leander Jordan capped
his IUP career with an
All-America senior
season as an offensive
guard. A starter for the
Indians from 1996-99,
Jordan was chosen by
the Carolina Panthers
in the third round of the
April 2000 NFL Draft, the
second-highest selection
ever from the university.
He signed as an
undrafted free agent with
Kansas City in 2005 and
appeared in 24 games
with the Chiefs over
the next two seasons,
making a total of 25
tackles as a linebacker
and on special teams.
In 2006 he led the team
with 22 special teams
tackles.
After spending 2007
and 2008 with the
Cleveland Browns, he
made brief stints with
the Jacksonville Jaguars
in 2009 and 2010.
He was picked in the
second round of the 1979
NFL Draft by the Buffalo
Bills and was named the
NFL Defensive Rookie
of the Year. In 1984 he
was selected a member
of the Bills’ Silver
Anniversary All-Time
team.
Jones signed a free
agent contract with the
Baltimore Ravens in April
2000 and was on their
Super Bowl winning team
the following January. In
four seasons in Baltimore
he caught eight passes,
including one for a
touchdown, and made 26
tackles on special teams.
The former defensive
coordinator for the
Washington Redskins
was the head coach of
the New Orleans Saints
from 2000-05.
He also played for the
Jacksonville Jaguars and
San Diego Chargers,
seeing action in a total
of 37 games including
13 games and nine
starts with the Chargers
in 2005. Jordan also
started five times for the
Panthers in his second
season in 2001.
Jim Haslett
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DEFENSIVE BACK
WIDE RECEIVER
OFFENSIVE LINE
LERON
MCCOY
AKWASI
OWUSU-ANSAH
DAVE
SMITH
CHRIS
VILLARRIAL
LeRon McCoy is among
the best receivers in IUP
history, ranking high in
the school career record
book with 110 receptions
(10th), 2,096 yards (sixth)
and 25 touchdowns (third)
from 2001-04.
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
became the seventh
IUP player selected in
the NFL Draft when the
Dallas Cowboys took
him in the fourth round
in 2010.
Dave Smith was a twosport star at IUP and
his accomplishments
on the football field
and basketball court
earned him election to
the Hall of Fame in 1997.
Smith was chosen by the
Pittsburgh Steelers in the
eighth round of the 1970
NFL Draft.
Chris Villarrial played
at IUP from 1992-95
and twice earned AllAmerica honors while
being named the best
offensive lineman at the
Snow Bowl, the Division
II all-star game, as a
senior. He was selected
in the fifth round of the
1996 NFL Draft by the
Chicago Bears.
He was a three-time AllPSAC West performer,
averaging 19.5 yards
per catch on a total of 36
receptions and scored 10
touchdowns as a senior.
He was chosen by the
Arizona Cardinals in
the seventh round of
the 2005 NFL Draft and
played in 10 games his
rookie season, catching
18 passes for 191 yards
and a touchdown. He
also spent time with the
San Francisco 49ers and
Houston Texans.
While at IUP, OwusuAnsah intercepted 10
passes, totaling 222
return yards with one
touchdown. He scored a
total of nine touchdowns
in his career, including
four punt returns, three
kickoff returns, one
interception and one
fumble.
He played three seasons
in Pittsburgh and one
each for the Houston
Oilers and Kansas City
Chiefs. With the Steelers
he caught 87 passes for
1,219 yards and seven
touchdowns. His best
year came in 1971 when
he made 47 receptions
for 663 yards and scored
five times.
He ranked 10th in the
nation in kickoff return
average (29.9) and 15th
in punt return average
(12.9) in 2009, helping
him to several AllAmerican honors.
Villarrial played eight
seasons in Chicago and
three more with the
Buffalo Bills. He started
a total of 148 games,
blocked for a 1,000-yard
rusher every season of
his career, including NFL
Offensive Rookie of the
Year Anthony Thomas
in 2001, and was twice
named to the All-Pro
team.
After spending 2010
and part of 2011 with
the Cowboys, OwusuAnsah spent part of his
second season with the
Jacksonville Jaguars.
He spent time on the
practice squad of the
Oakland Raiders before
signing a one-year
contract with the New
Orleans Saints on July 23,
2013. Soon after, he was
released and signed a
new deal with the Detroit
Lions as a member of the
practice squad.
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
Leron McCoy
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WIDE RECEIVER
SPORTS MEDICINE
THE SPORTS MEDICINE PROGRAM
has built a reputation during the past
two decades as a model for collegiate
athletic training.
The IUP staff is respected due to the emphasis it puts on preventive medicine. It is the goal of athletic trainers Frank Trenney,
Jessie Baum and Rob Baron to teach athletes how to take care of
themselves and do everything they can to prevent serious injury.
This includes a drug, alcohol and health education program for all
incoming student-athletes.
Trenney is in his 18th year at IUP. He graduated from IUP in
1992 and went on to earn his master of science in kinesiology
from Indiana University in 1993. Trenney was a graduate assistant
at Indiana University and the head athletic trainer at Indiana High
School before joining the IUP staff.
Baum is in her ninth year at IUP. She graduated from BaldwinWallace in 1997 and earned her master’s at Ohio University two
years later. Baum has worked professionally with the Long Island
Rough Riders soccer team and the Long Island Ducks baseball
team before coming to IUP.
Baron is in his seventh year at IUP. He graduated from Johnson
State College in Vermont in 1999 and earned a master’s degree
in exercise science from IUP in 2001. Baron served as the head
athletic trainer at Purchase Line High School before joining the
IUP staff.
Jess Baum
Frank Trenney
Rob Baron
Trenney, Baum and Baron are certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Staffing the Center for Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine
and serving as team physicians are Dr. Craig McKirgan, Dr. David
Bizousky, Dr. Jagadeesha Shetty and Dr. David Wilson. They work
closely with Dr. Zane Kirk and the staff of the university’s Pechan
Health Center.
Dr. Jagadeesha
Shetty
Dr. Craig
McKirgan
Dr. Dave
Bizousky
Dr. David Wilson
78
ABOUT IUP
OFFERING AN EDUCATION USUALLY
found at private universities, IUP has a
small-college ambiance with a larger
university feel.
The university, which was founded in 1875, has
grown into an internationally-known university, drawing its nearly15,379 enrollment from nearly every
state and more than 70 countries.
IUP has been recognized in the Princeton Review’s Best 373 Colleges and Universities in its 2011
edition; Kaplan’s Unofficial Insider’s Guide to the 320
Most Interesting Colleges; Dr. Donald Archer’s Cool
Colleges for the Hyper-Intelligent, Self-Directed,
Late Blooming and Just Plain Different; and Careers
and Colleges Magazine’s annual “Great Schools at
Great Prices” feature.
With four locations in the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains (Indiana, Northpointe, Punxsutawney
and Monroeville), which are all easily accessible to
Pittsburgh and the Middle Atlantic Region, IUP is
the largest of the 14 universities in the Pennsylvania
State System of Higher Education and the only one
which is authorized to confer doctoral degrees.
There are more than 140 undergraduate major
fields of study in 45 academic departments. Education is always in the hands of eminently qualified
professors, never graduate students. Students work
alongside experienced faculty members at all levels
of the curriculum, and most classes are small with a
ratio approximately 16 to 1. Mentoring and tutoring
services are available in many fields.
Every major includes a strong liberal studies
component, and eligible students in all fields may
enroll in IUP’s Robert E. Cook Honors College, an innovative residential-based program for high-achieving students. Whatever the major, there are many
opportunities for internships, student exchange
programs and study abroad programs.
In addition to being one of the most affordable
schools in the nation, more than four out of five IUP
students receive some form of financial aid through
scholarships, grants and work-study programs.
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Since 1875, when IUP served only 225 students
in a single building. It has experienced continuous growth, becoming Pennsylvania’s fifth largest
university. The current enrollment is nearly 15,000,
with students from nearly every state and more
than 70 countries.
In 1875, the main campus consisted of 12 acres
and one building, John Sutton Hall. Since then, with
constant growth, the university now consists of 374
acres and 63 major buildings.
In addition to the main campus, IUP operates
residential, educational facilities at the Punxsutawney Regional Campus in Jefferson County.
The campus totals approximately eight acres
consisting of three sites – a living-learning center
at the West End Campus, including a new apartment-style residence hall for approximately 200
students; two buildings at the Academy of Culinary Arts; and the Fairman Centre in downtown
Punxsutawney, which opened in 2009.
The IUP Northpointe Regional Campus in Armstrong County provides facilities for specialized
electro-optics training along with various other
undergraduate and graduate-level courses,
including nursing and education. Northpointe is a
commuter-only campus.
IUP also operates a graduate and professional
center in Allegheny County, IUP at Monroeville.
The Student Cooperative Association owns and
operates the Hadley Union Building complex,
which is located adjacent to the main campus.
The facility contains a large fitness center, several
handball and racquetball courts, a food court
and catering area, multiple computer lounges,
meeting rooms and the IUP Co-op. The Student
Cooperative Association also owns and maintains
a 280-acre outdoor recreational park that consists
of nature trails, a meeting lodge, a ski hut, softball
fields and an exercise station trail.
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RESIDENTIAL REVIVAL
Beginning in May 2006, IUP embarked on a comprehensive revitalization of its housing that will provide
space for 3,900 students when the final phase of
the project is completed in fall 2010. The $270-million project, the largest of its kind in the nation,
has made IUP a school of choice for an expanding
number of students.
Within these living and learning communities,
IUP offers a wide array of specialty floors so that
students who share academic interests may live
near each other. For those who desire extra quiet,
study-intensive floors with stricter noise regulations
are available.
With information from students themselves on what
amenities were most important to them, the Foundation for IUP and the university mapped out an
aggressive course of action that has led to replacement of nearly all of the university’s residence halls.
There are four different suite configurations with
the opportunity to share a suite with one person or
three. Students have more control over their privacy
since some suites offer single sleeping quarters,
and they share a bathroom with only one person.
Each floor in the new suites has laundry facilities,
a kitchenette and lounge space as well as ample
meeting space. Many offices that perform student
services are conveniently located in the ground
floor of these new buildings.
A boulevard-style landscaped street is planned to
link downtown Indiana to campus and to the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex.
81
TO ENRICH THE QUALITY OF
on-campus living, construction
began on a Residential Revival
project in 2006. The result has been
spectacular.
FRAN K C IG N ETTI
G E O R G E P.
IUP FOOTBALL at HOME (SINCE 1986)
• 29 seasons
• 138-30-1 overall home record
• .829 winning percentage
• 11 undefeated seasons
• 7-0 home record 6 times
• 25 consecutive wins from 1989-1992
• 9-2 home NCAA playoff record
Frank Cignetti
Lou Tepper
Curt Cignetti
1986-2005
2006-2010
2011-present
101-18-1 (.846)
19-7 (.731)
18-5 (.824)
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