2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Johns Hopkins at Susquehanna. Johns Hopkins Blue Jays Record: 3-3 Centennial Record: 3-2

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1 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Johns Hopkins at Susquehanna HOPKINS Contact: Ernie Larossa - Associate AD/SID Newton White Athletic Center Johns Hopkins University 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD / (o) 410/ (c) elarossa@jhu.edu 2009 Centennial Conference Champions 2009 NCAA Quarterfinalists 2010 Schedule/Results Sept. Randolph-Macon L/37-41 Gettysburg * W/29-21 Moravian * W/41-3 Oct. 2 Muhlenberg * L/ Dickinson * W/44-10 Ursinus * L/17-26 Susquehanna * 4 pm 3 Juniata * 1 pm Nov. Franklin & Marshall * 1 pm 14 McDaniel * 1 pm * Centennial Conference Games Home Games in Bold Coaching Staff Head Coach: Jim Margraff Alma Mater: Johns Hopkins 82 Career Record/Yrs: (.627) 21st season Record at Johns Hopkins/Yrs: Same Assistant Coaches: Greg Chimera Tight Ends/Running Backs Frank Colaprete Defensive Coordinator Jonathan Churchill Linebackers/ Special Teams Gordy Combs Strong Safeties Mark Green Defensive Line Mark Nastase Defensive Backs Nick Schloeder Offensive Line Dan Swanstrom Offensive Coordinator/QBs Mike Toerper Wide Receivers Assistant Athletic Trainer (FB): Ryan Cisek About the Blue Jays Captains: Brian Hopkins, Ryan Lino Devin Collins, Mike Mahon 2010 Record / Centennial Record: 3-3 / 3-2 Current Streak: Lost 1 Offensive System: Pro Set Defensive System: 4-4 All-Time Record: (.496) Sports Information Associate Director of Athletics/SID: Ernie Larossa Larossa Office Phone: 410/ Larossa Home Phone: 410/ Larossa Cell Phone: 410/ Larossa Fax: 410/ Larossa elarossa@jhu.edu Assistant SID: Jill Olsen Assistant SID Tim Mowrer Internet Address: Johns Hopkins Blue Jays 2010 Record: 3-3 Centennial Record: 3-2 Current Streak: Lost 1 Current CC Streak: Lost 1 In the Polls AFCA NR d3football.com NR Susquehanna Crusaders The Game: For the first time in more than 30 years, Johns Hopkins (3-3, 3-2 Centennial) will play Susquehanna (1-6, 1-6 CC) as the Blue Jays travel to Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania for a matchup with the Crusaders. The Teams: Johns Hopkins slipped to 3-3 overall and 3-2 in the Centennial Conference with a loss at Ursinus last Saturday. Susquehanna dropped its fifth straigth as the Crusaders fell to Dickinson, 28-24, at home last Saturday. The Coaches: Johns Hopkins is led by Jim Margraff, who is in his 21st year as the head coach at JHU and sports a (.627) record. He also ranks second all-time in CC history with 88 league victories to his credit (he is two behind Gettysburg s Barry Streeter). Steve Briggs is in his 21st season as the head coach at Susquehanna. He will carry a record into Saturday s game against Johns Hopkins Record: 1-6 Centennial Record: 1-6 Current Streak: Lost 5 Current CC Streak: Lost 5 In the Polls AFCA NR d3football.com NR Tale of the Tape Game Reset Date: October 23, 2010 Time: 4 pm Location: Lopardo Stadium Series Record: JHU leads, Series Streak: JHU +1 Last Meeting: JHU-30, Susquehanna-0 Last Meeting at SU: Susquehanna-20, Johns Hopkins-12 Margraff vs. Susquehanna: 0-0 Briggs vs. Johns Hopkins: 0-0 Hopkins-Susquehanna Live Video, Audio & Stats JHU Category SU 32.5 Points/Game Total Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Turnovers Points Allowed/Game Total Defense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Forced Turnovers 9 29:27 Time of Possession 25: (.960) Red Zone Offense (.700) 14 (103 yds.) Sacks By 11 (63 yds.) Welcome Aboard: Susquehanna is in its first season (.481) 3rd Down Conv (.250) as a member of the Centennial Conference (football-only member). This week s meeting will be the first between Johns Hopkins and Susquehanna since 1978, when a freshman quarterback named Jim Margraff led the Blue Jays to a 30-0 victory over the Crusaders in the first of 36 straight starts at quarterback for Margraff. Not That Far Away: Johns Hopkins three losses this season have come by a total of 16 pionts to three teams (Randolph-Macon, Muhlenberg, Ursinus) that currently have a combined record of Get Us Now: JHU graduated a large, accomplished senior class after a magical 2009 season. With that turnover in personnel, the Blue Jays became a much younger group. JHU started just four seniors (two each on offense and defense) against Muhlenberg, just five (three on offense, two on defense) against Dickinson and only three (two on offense, one on defense) last week against Ursinus. Tomlin Sets School Record: Junior Hewitt Tomlin became JHU s career leader in wins by a starting quarterback with the win against Dickinson on October 8. Tomlin, who is now 20-8 in 28 career starts at Johns Hopkins, had been tied with JHU Hall of Famer Mark Campbell for most career wins by a starting QB. Campbell played from and was also an All-American pitcher for the Blue Jay baseball team. Below is a list of the winningest quarterbacks in school history:

2 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Notes of Interest Head Coach Jim Margraff Jim Margraff (JHU 82) is in his 21st season as the head coach at Homewood and ranks as the all-time winningest coach in school history with an overall record of (.627). He picked up career win number 125 with a 58-7 victory over Juniata ( ). The previous record for wins by a JHU football coach was 60. The 2009 season was the most successful in school history and among the most successful in Centennial Conference history. The Blue Jays grabbed their fifth Centennial title since 2002 and advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals. JHU finished 8th in the final AFCA Division III Poll, 11th in the final d3football.com Poll and 2nd in the Lambert Cup Poll. For his efforts, Margraff was named the d3football.com South Region Coach of the Year. Margraff guided the Blue Jays to a then school-record-tying seven wins in 1996, 1997 and 1998 before leading the Blue Jays to their first-ever post-season appearance (and victory), first-ever Centennial Conference title and a then school-record nine wins in He topped that in 2003 as JHU posted a 10-1 record with Centennial and ECAC South Atlantic Championships before leading JHU to a 9-2 record and Centennial and ECAC Southeast titles in JHU made its first appearance in the NCAA Playoffs in 2005, when the Blue Jays also grabbed their first-ever outright CC title. Margraff s.627 winning percentage is second among JHU coaches who have coached 30 or more games and the Blue Jays are (.666) since Margraff s Resurrection: Since taking over as the head coach prior to the 1990 season, Jim Margraff has guided JHU to 14 winning seasons and 132 wins. The 132 wins are four more than Hopkins accumulated in the 35 previous years combined ( ). Winngest FB Coaches - Johns Hopkins History 1. Jim Margraff ( ) (.627) 2. Dr. Ray Van Orman ( ) (.485) 3. Jerry Pfeifer ( ) (.392) 4. Dennis Cox ( ) (.452) 5. Wilson Fewster ( ) (.449) Winningest FB Coaches - CC History - CC Games 1. Barry Streeter (GC / ) Jim Margraff (JHU / ) Darwin Breaux (DC / ) Tom Gilburg (F&M / ) Tim Keating (McD / ) Margraff s Milestone Victories No. Opponent (Date) Score Game # 1 FDU-Madison ( ) Bridgewater ( ) Franklin & Marshall ( ) * Washington & Lee (9-8-01) Gettysburg ( ) Juniata ( ) * Ties JHU career record for coaching victories + Sets JHU career record for coaching victories Margraff s Championships at Johns Hopkins Centennial Conference 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009 ECAC Southwest 2002 ECAC South Atlantic 2003 ECAC Southeast 2004 Name (Years) Career Wins Hewitt Tomlin (Active) 20 Mark Campbell ( ) 19 Jack Thomas ( ) 18 Wayne Roccia ( ) 18 Zach DiIonno ( ) 17 Jim Margraff ( ) 16 Class Act: Without question, the current group of juniors who play defense for the Blue Jays ranks among the strongest defensive classes in school history. Seven players from this class are scheduled to start on defense this week against Susquehanna and five have already amassed 100 or more career tackles, including four who reached the mark in the first two games this season. Below is a list of the five juniors who have 100 or more career tackles to their credit entering this week s game against the Crusaders. Name (Pos.) Career Tackles Tyler Brown (LB) 148 Ryan Piatek (LB) 143 Kale Sweeney (ROV) 125 Mike Milano (S) 121 Sam Eagleson (CB) 118 Finding Their Grove: After graduating several key members from last season s nationally-ranked defense, JHU figured to field a defense that improved as time went on. The numbers certainly bear that out. After allowing 927 yards and 62 points in their first two games combined, the Blue Jays have allowed 909 yards and 69 points in the last four combined. Turnovers Tell the Story: In JHU s three losses, the Blue Jays have turned the ball over a total of 12 times. On the flip side, they have just two total turnovers in their three wins. Wernick Rolling: Junior Sam Wernick totaled 123 more all-purpose yards against Ursinus and continues to rank among the Centennial leaders in several categories.. Wernick ranks third in the Centennial Conference in receptions per game (6.00), third in receiving yards per game (84.0), second in all-purpose yards per game (141.7) and fifth in kickoff return average (22.6). Series History: Johns Hopkins and Susquehanna are meeting for the ninth time in a series that dates to an 8-7 Susquehanna win on November 1, Johns Hopkins leads the all-time series, and took the last meeting, 30-0, on September 16, Six of the eight meetings between the Blue Jays and Crusaders took place between the initial meeting in 1941 and The series resumed in 1977 for two years before being rekindled this year as Susquehanna is in its first season in the Centennial Conference. The last meeting between Johns Hopkins and Susquehanna in 1978 also marked the first of 36 consecutive starts at quarterback for current JHU head coach Jim Margraff. Margraff, who graduated from Johns Hopkins as the Blue Jays all-time leading passer, connected with Bill Stromberg seven times for 121 yards and one touchdown in that win. Stromberg graduated as JHU s all-time leading receiver. He has 36 receptions for 504 yards and six touchdowns and has returned 15 kickoffs for 339 yards (22.6). Road Warriors: The Blue Jays posted a 6-2 record on the road last season after punching up a 4-1 record on the road in Including the four road games this season, JHU is 16-6 since the start of the 2007 season on the road and on the road since the start of the 2001 season. More Road Warriors: Johns Hopkins played its final four games of the 2009 season on the road (one regular season game - three NCAA Playoff games) and opened the 2010 season with three straight away from Homewood. Johns Hopkins was one of the last teams in the nation to play a home game this season when the Blue Jays hosted Muhlenberg on October 2. Scoring is Up: Johns Hopkins averaged 29.8 points per game last season, the highest total for a Blue Jay team since the 1968 team averaged 34.3 points. JHU picked up right where it left off a year ago in the season opener as the Blue Jays punched up 37 points against Randolph-Macon and scored at least 27 points in the first five games this season. JHU had scored at least 27 points in eight straight regular season games dating back to last season before being held to 17 at Ursinus. Mid-Game Surge: JHU holds a scoring advantage in the first quarter (42-23) and has been outscored by nine points (54-45) in the fourth quarter of its games this season. However, the second and third quarters have been all Blue Jays. Hopkins has outscored the opposition by a combined score of in the second and third quarters combined.. Streak Snapped: Johns Hopkins was held to a then season-low 340 yards of total offense against Muhlenberg, bringing to an end a streak of six consecutive regular season games in which the Blue Jays totaled at least 400 yards on offense. JHU has punched up 400 or more yards of total offense nine times in its last 12 games dating back to last season. The Blue Jays were held to a season-low 148 yards at Ursinus last Saturday. Johns Hopkins vs. Susquehanna All-Time Series Results SU/ T/ JHU/ SU/ JHU/ JHU/ SU/ JHU/30-0

3 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Notes of Interest Johns Hopkins Record... In Since Under Margraff JHU s Record Overall Home Away During the day At night Centennial CC Home CC Away Non-Conference NC Home NC Away Postseason Postseason - Home Postseason - Away In September In October In November In December Games decided by 7 pts. or less Games decided by 3 pts. or less In Overtime Scoring 24+ points Allow 14 points or less Leading after 1st Q 2-2 Leading at the half 3-0 Leading after 3rd Q 3-0 Trailing after 1st Q 1-1 Trailing at the half 0-3 Trailing after 3rd Q 0-2 Tied after 1st Q 0-0 Tied at the half 0-0 Tied after 3rd Q 0-1 Less than 300 yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense 0-0 Less than 100 yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards passing yards passing yards passing 1-1 Allow less than 100 rushing yards 1-0 Allow less than 100 passing yards 1-0 Allow less than 150 passing yards 2-1 Allow less than 200 passing yards 2-2 Allow less than 200 yards TO 2-0 Allow less than 250 yards TO 2-0 Allow less than 300 yards TO : JHU totaled 200 yards rushing for the first time this season with a 200-yard effort against Dickinson. The Blue Jays also passed for 276 yards in the win to mark the first time this season JHU has gone over 200 yards rushing and passing in the same game. Among the Leaders: JHU ranks among the Centennial leaders in several offensive categories and among the national leaders in several of those as well. Below is a look at where JHU ranks in some key offensive statistical rankings: CC NCAA Avg. Rank Rank Total Offense ypg. 2nd 67th Passing Offense ypg. 1st 36th Scoring Offense 32.5 ppg. 2nd 51st Sacks Allowed 0.83/gm. 1st 32nd Red Zone Offense 96.0% 1st 3rd It s a Record: The 384 yards passing for Johns Hopkins against Randolph-Macon is the most ever for JHU in a season opener. The 384 yards also rank as the fourth-best total (as a team) in JHU history. It s Another Record: JHU got 326 passing yards at Gettysburg to follow up the 384 yards through the air in the season opener. This is the first time in school history JHU has gotten 300 or more passing yards in back-to-back games. It s Been a While: Johns Hopkins forced three turnovers with two interceptions and one fumble recovery in last week s game against Ursinus. JHU has forced a Centennial-best 16 turnovers and the Blue Jays are now tied for fifth in the Centennial in turnover margin (+0.33). The Blue Jays recent success has been due in large part to its opportunistic defense and its penchant for forcing turnovers. Consider... JHU has forced at least one turnover in 22 straight games dating back to late in the 2008 season. JHU has forced two or more turnovers in 18 of the last 20 games dating back to late in the 2008 season. JHU had an 18-game streak where it posted at least one interception snapped in the win against Dickinson. JHU had intercepted at least one pass in 18 straight games dating back to the final game of the 2008 season vs. Catholic and now has at least one pick in 19 of the last 20. We Are the Champions: Johns Hopkins won its fifth overall Centennial Conference title in 2009, including its second outright title. JHU had never won a CC Championship prior to 2002, but has now grabbed at least a share of five of the last eight titles. The Blue Jays shared the title in 2002, 2003 and 2004 and took the title outright in 2005 and JHU Ties Victory Record: The 10 wins for the Blue Jays last season tied the school record for victories in a season. Previously, JHU had won 10 games in a season just once (2003). Unchartered Waters: Johns Hopkins became the first Centennial Conference team to advance It s All Academic Part I: Johns Hopkins placed two players on the 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America College Division Football Team. Offensive lineman Mike Stoffel and defensive linemen Steve Levinson both garnered second team honors. This marked the fourth time in school history that JHU has had two players named to the team (1977, 1993, 1998) and JHU s two selections represented two of the three for the Centennial Conference. Johns Hopkins was one of seven schools with multiple players named to the team (Minnesota Duluth, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, NW Missouri State and Case Western) and the selection of Stoffel and Levinson gives the JHU football program 12 all-time CoSIDA Academic All-Americans. Part II: Johns Hopkins placed a district-high seven players on the 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II Team. Steve Levinson (DL), Mike Stoffel (OL), Anthony Catanzano (OL), Glenn Rocca (DL) and Sam Wernick made the first team, while Max Islinger (P) and Ryan Piatek (LB) earned second team honors. Johns Hopkins has earned 36 CoSIDA Academic All-District selections since JHU s 36 selections in that time are three more the other CC football-playing schools have combined for (33). Taking it back even farther, Johns Hopkins has earned 62 CoSIDA Academic All- District selections since During that time the other CC football-playing schools have combined for 63 selections. Johns Hopkins has had at least three players earn CoSIDA Academic All-District honors every year since 2001.

4 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Notes of Interest to the NCAA Quarterfinals since 1985 when it knocked off previously unbeaten Hampden-Sydney and Thomas More in the first two rounds of the NCAA Playoffs last season. In addition, the two road wins for the Blue Jays in the NCAAs last season matched the total number of road victories the Centennial Conference had accumulated from One of Two: Johns Hopkins was one of just two teams in the nation to win a pair of NCAA Playoff games on the road last season. The Blue Jays won at #14 Hampden-Sydney in the first round and at #10 Thomas More in the second round. Only Albright, which won in the first two rounds on the road as well, also won a pair of playoff games away from home this season. Streaking: Since the start of the 2002 season the Blue Jays sport a (.702) record. Taking it back farther the Blue Jays are (.699) since the start of the 2001 season and (.681) since the beginning of the 2000 season. The 74 wins the Blue Jays amassed from are the most wins in a decade in school history. The previous record of 55 wins came in the 1990s. To put this in perspective, Johns Hopkins had never won more than seven games in a season prior to this decade. In the decade just completed, the Blue Jays averaged more than seven wins per season (7.4). Seven s Heaven: Since the beginning of the 2003 season the Blue Jays are (.750) when scoring more than seven points and 0-7 when they have been held to seven points or less. Player Notes of Interest: Tyler Brown (Jr. LB)) - Ranks second on the team with 42 tackles Leads the team with 4.0 sacks and ranks second with 5.0 TFLs Posted a career-high 10 tackles against Muhlenberg ( ) and added seven last week vs. Ursinus Second Team All-Centennial selection last season Now has 148 career tackles, the most among all active JHU players. P.J. Caufield (So. SS (OLB)) - Has taken over at one of JHU s strong safety spots (OLB) Has played in all six games and counts 16 tackles, one sack and one fumble recovery to his credit Totaled four tackles last week vs. Ursinus. Devin Colilns (Sr. DL) - Co-captain Leader of the JHU defensive line Counts 17 tackles, 1.5 tackles for losses and 0.5 sacks to his credit after posting six tackles vs. Ursinus last week Played in nine games with six starts a year ago and posted 17 tackles in JHU s three games in the NCAA Playoffs. Scott Cremens (So. WR) - Ranks second on the team in receptions with 32 for 376 yards and two TDs through six games Had seven receptions for 125 yards at RMC and came back with six catches for 55 yards at Gettysburg and six receptions for 82 yards and one touchdown at Moravian Matched career-high with seven receptions for 53 yards and a TD against Dickinson Ranks fourth in the Centennial in receptions per game (5.33) and sixth in receiving yards per game (62.7). Doug Drummond (Jr. OL (RG)) - One of JHU s most versatile offensive linemen Started 10 games at center as a freshman and has made the move to right guard this season. Sam Eagleson (Jr. CB) - Has 21 tackles, five pass breakups and a team-high three interception to his credit Had five tackles and the first two-interception game of his career against Muhlenberg ( ) Tied for eighth in school history with 10 career interceptions One of the top cornerbacks in the Centennial after grabbing Second Team All-CC honors a year ago Now has 118 tackles in his career Top pitcher on Blue Jay baseball team that placed fifth at the College World Series in 2010 Posted a 12-0 record with a 2.51 ERA and garnered First Team All-America honors. D.J. Hartigan (Sr. CB) - Played WR for three years before moving to CB this season when JHU lost its returning starter in summer camp to an injury Counts 16 tackles, one interception and one PBU to his credit Posted a career-high seven tackles at Ursinus Totaled 38 receptions for 398 yards and two TDs as a wide recevier. Scouting the Crusaders Susquehanna Quickly: The Crusaders welcome Johns Hopkins to Lopardo Stadium for their annual Homecoming game. Susquehanna is looking for its first win since a 45-3 victory over Juniata on September 11. Matchup of Defending Champs: Susquehanna and Johns Hopkins both advanced to the NCAA Playoffs last season after winning their respective conference titles. Susquehanna won the Liberty League championship, while Johns Hopkins claimed the Centennial title. Palazzi, Ritter, Tellish Lead Offense: Susquehanna is led offensively by a trio of juniors in quarterback Rich Palazzi, wide receiver Mike Ritter and running back Greg Tellish. Palazzi has thrown for 1,196 yards and 10 touchdowns and is directing an offense that is averaging 16.6 points and yards per game. Ritter is Palazzi s favorite target as he leads the Centennial Conference in receptions (43) and receiving yards (589). He counts six of Susquehanna s 10 touchdown receptions to his credit. Tellish rounds out Susquehanna s version of lethal weapon three as he ranks third in the Centennial in rushing yards per game (89.9). In last week s loss to Dickinson, Tellish and Ritter combined for 297 yards as Tellish had 155 rushing yards and Ritter had 142 receiving yards. Both also scored a touchdown. Inch, Phillips, McCarty Pace Defense: Susquehanna is the only team in the Centennial Conference with three players with more than 50 tackles on the year. Sophomore Aaron Inch paces the team with 61 tackles, while Mitch Phillips (56) and Jack McCarty (55) are not far behind. The trio has also combined for 13.5 tackles for losses and lead a defense that ranks seventh in the Centennial Conference in total defense (322.4) and scoring defense (23.4). The Susquehanna defense has held two opponents to 80 yards or less rushing and three opponents to 94 yards or less passing. The Crusaders have also forced two or more turnovers four times this season. Notes of Interest: Senior Bobby Eppleman is the only PK in the Centennial Conference who has not missed a FG this season (6-for-6) Eppleman is also second in the Centennial Conference in punting average (38.4) The Crusaders are last in the Centennial in time of possession (25:38) and eighth in third-down percentage (.250 / 22-of-88). Dan Keenan (Jr. DE) - In first season as a starter at defensive end Counts 29 tackles, two tackles for losses and one sack to his credit Enjoyed the best game of his career last week vs. Ursinus with a career-high 11 tackles. Alex Lachman (Sr. PK) - JHU & Centennial Conference career kick-scoring leader with 241 points to his credit Ranks second in JHU and CC history with 41 career field goals Hit three FGs (31,44, 20) and all five extra-points vs. Dickinson Was good on 16-of-21 field goals a year ago when JHU made its run to the NCAA Quarterfinals. Ryan Lino (Sr. OL (LG)) - Co-captain In second year as a starter on the offensive line after grabbing Honorable Mention All-Centennial honors last season Only senior among JHU s five starters on the offensive line School record-holder in indoor shot put and 2009 Centennial Conference Champion in outdoor shot put. Taylor Maciow (So. SS (OLB)) - Reserve strong safety and special teams standout Counts 18 tackles, two blocked kicks and one fumble return to his credit Had three tackles, a blocked field goal attempt and returned a fumble 54 yards to set up JHU s final touchdown against Ursinus 54-yard fumble return is the sixth-longest in school history Ranks second on the team with nine special teams tackles.

5 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Notes of Interest Roland Massimino (Jr. OL (LT)) - In first season as a starter for JHU after transferring from Hofstra after the dropping of football there last November Has started the first six games at left tackle Grandson of former Villanova men s basketball coach Rollie Massimino. Tucker Michels (Sr. WR) - Ranks third on the team in receptions (23) and receiving yards (279) Totaled seven receptions for 135 yards and one TD at Gettysburg Became fifth player in school history to top 150 career receptions with his seven at GC - now has 164 Also ranks seventh in career receiving yards (1,941) and tied for ninth in TD receptions (13) Needs 59 receiving yards to become seventh player in school history to reach 2,000 Has started all 40 games in his career. Michael Milano (Jr. S) - Only returning First Team All-Centennial selection for the Blue Jays this season Tied for fifth on the team in tackles (29) and tied for the team-lead with three INTs and five PBUs Had first INT of the season to go along with eight tackles at Gettysburg Added an interception to go with three tackles against Muhlenberg Posted nine tackles and returned an interception 45 yards for a touchdown at Ursinus INT return for a score was the second of his career Recorded the 100th tackle of his career at GC and now has 121 to his credit. Brian Pascal (Sr. DL) - Counts 15 tackles, one TFL and one forced fumble to his credit Matched career high with five tackles against Dickinson Played in all 13 games with six starts a year ago. Brian Peters (Jr. DL) - Has started all six games and counts 18 tackles, 2.5 tackles for losses and 1.5 sacks to his credit Played in all 13 games with five starts a year ago. Ryan Piatek (Jr. LB) - Unquestioned leader of JHU defense from his spot at middle linebacker Second Team All-Centennial pick a year ago and leads the team with 61 tackles and 7.0 TFLs in six games Posted 14 tackles against Muhlenberg - one shy of his career high - and added 13 tackles, including one for aloss, and his third INT of the season against Ursinus Recorded the 100th tackle of his career at Gettysburg and now has 143 to his credit. Tyler Porco (Jr. QB) - JHU s version of the Wildcat quarterback Has rushed 24 times for 68 yards in the first six games and scored JHU s first touchdown in the win at Gettysburg Has completed both of his pass attempts this season. Sean Reeder (So. OL (RT)) - First season as a starter at right tackle. Jonathan Rigaud (So. RB) - Has started five games at RB and leads the team in rushing with 353 yards and two touchdowns Also has five receptions for 46 yards and has returned eight kickoffs for 168 yards (21.0) Ranks second on the team in all-purpose yards per game (94.5) Rushed for a career-high 115 yards on 22 carries in the win against Dickinson. Ed Rodger (Jr. OL (C)) - Second Team All-Centennial center a year ago and the leader of a JHU offensive line that lost three starters from last year. Adam Schweyer (So. SS (OLB)) - Counts 30 tackles, including 3.5 TFLs, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery to his credit in six games Had five tackles, includng 2.0 for losses, and forced a fumble against Dickinson and came back with a 10 tackles against Ursinus Got the first start of his career at Gettysburg Totaled four tackles, one sack, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery in the win at Moravian Ranks first on the team with 10 special teams tackles. Kale Sweeney (Jr. Rover) - Ranks third on the team with 32 tackles and counts 3.0 TFLs, 1.5 sacks and three pass breakups to his credit Totaled 45 tackles a year ago and now has 125 in his career. Hewitt Tomlin (Jr. QB) - Became JHU s career leader in wins by a starting QB with his 20th victory vs. Dickinson JHU is now 20-8 in his 28 career starts Is 124-of-217 for 1,513 yards with 11 TDs and 10 INTs through six games Leads the Centennial in passing yards per game (252.2) and total offense (267.5) Ranks 27th in the nation in total offense and passing yards per game First QB in school history to throw for more than 300 yards in back-to-back games RMC, GC) 710 yards in those two games is most ever by a JHU quarterback in back-to-back games Extended school record for career 200-yard passing games with his 18th vs. Dickinson as he was 25-of- 35 for 271 yards with a career-high four TDs Ranks second in JHU history in career completions (516) and third in passing yards (6,002), attempts (882) and TD passes (37). Honors & Awards: Scott Cremens (So. WR): Centennial Honor Roll (9-12) Alex Lachman (Sr. PK): Centennial Honor Roll (10-3, 10-10) Ryan Piatek (Jr. LB): Centennial Honor Roll (9-19, 9-26, 10-3, 10-10, 10-17) Hewitt Tomlin (Jr. QB): Centennial Offensive Player of the Week (9-19, 9-26), Centennial Honor Roll (10-10) Sam Wernick (Jr. WR): Centennial Honor Roll (9-12, 10-3) Sam Wernick (Jr. WR) - Has 36 receptions for 504 yards and six touchdowns in six games Leads the team in receiving yards, receiving yards per game (84.0) and all-purpose yards per game (141.7) Posted back-toback 100-yard receiving games in the first two games of the season against RMC ( ) and GC ( ) and added a career-high 12 receptions for 107 yards and one TD against Muhlenberg Ranks sixth in career kickoff return yards (794), eighth in career recpetions (124) and ninth in receiving yards (1,618) at JHU Has caught at least one pass in all 28 games he has played in during his career. Daniel Wodicka (Fr. WR) - One of five players nationwide selected as a 2010 NFF Scholar Athlete Award recipient - award is based on academic and athletic accomplishments in high school and the five winners are all currently freshmen in college Has played in all six games and ranks fourth on the team in receiving with 18 receptions for 262 yards and one touchdown Entered game against Dickinson with nine receptions for 107 yards, but exploded for nine receptions for 155 yards and one TD against the Devils 80-yard TD reception against Dickinson is tied for the seventh-longest in school history and is the thirdlongest by a freshman.

6 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Individual Career Highs Tyler Brown Tackles 10, vs. Muhlenberg (2010) Tackles for Loss 2.0, Three Times Sacks Juniata (2009) Devin Collins Tackles #10 Thomas More (2009) Randolph-Macon (2007) Sacks #10 Thomas More (2009) Tackles for Loss #10 Thomas More (2009) Scott Cremens Receptions 7, vs. Dickinson Randolph-Macon (2010) Receiving Yards Randolph-Macon (2010) Long Reception Randolph-Macon (2010) Touchdowns 1, Twice Dan Crowley Receptions #14 Hampden-Sydney (2009) Receiving Yards #14 Hampden-Sydney (2009) Long Reception #10 Thomas More (2009) Touchdowns 2, vs. Moravian (2009) Sam Eagleson Tackles Gettysburg (2008) Tackles for Loss Gettysburg (2008) Interceptions 2, Muhlenberg (2010) Pass Breakups #25 Dickinson (2009) Nick Fazio Rushing Attempts 14, vs. Randolph-Macon (2010) Rushing Yards 52, Muhlenberg (2010) Longest Rush Randolph-Macon (2008) Rushing Touchdowns Moravian, Muhlenberg (2010) Receptions 2, Muhlenberg (2010) Receiving Yards Gettysburg (2008 Long Reception Gettysburg (2008) KO Returns Gettysburg (2008) KO Return Yards Gettysburg (2008) Long KO Return 43, vs. St. Lawrence (2008) John Gardus Tackles Randolph-Macon (2010) D.J. Hartigan Tackles 7, vs. Ursinus (2010) Receptions Moravian (2008) Receiving Yards Moravian (2008) Long Reception #10 Thomas More (2009) TD Receptions 1, Twice KO Returns 5, Twice KOR Yards 108, vs. Randolph-Macon (2009) Long KOR 30, vs. Randolph-Macon (2009) Josh Heft Tackles Gettysburg (2010) Max Islinger Pass Attempts McDaniel (2007) Pass Completions McDaniel (2007) vs. F&M (2007) Passing Yards McDaniel (2007) Longest Completion McDaniel (2007) TD Passes 1, Three Times Punts 11, vs. St. Lawrence (2008) Punting Yards 381, vs. St. Lawrence (2008) Longest Punt 71, vs. Catholic (2008) Alex Lachman Extra Points Gettysburg (2008) XP Attempts Gettysburg (2008) Field Goals * 4, vs. Moravian (2007) Field Goal Attempts 4, vs. Dickinson (2008) vs. Moravian (2007) Long Field Goal 46, vs. Dickinson (2008) 44, vs. Dickinson, (2010), 44, vs. F&M (2007) #10 Thomas More (2009), 43, vs. Catholic (2008) 43, vs. Moravian (2007), Hampden-Sydney (2007) Dickinson (2007) Points * 15, vs. F&M (2009), Moravian (2007) Mike Mahon Tackles 10, vs. #5 Muhlenberg (2008) Pass Breakups Franklin & Marshall (2008) Tucker Michels Receptions 10, McDaniel (2009), #5 Muhlenberg (2008) Receiving Yards McDaniel (2009) Long Reception 74, vs. McDaniel (2009) TD Receptions Franklin & Marshall (2008) Punt Returns Juniata (2007) Punt Return Yards Juniata (2007) Long Punt Returns 43, vs. St. Lawrence (2008) Kickoff Returns Moravian (2008) Kickoff Return Yards Moravian (2008) Long Kickoff Return 43, vs. McDaniel (2008) All-Purpose Yards 145, vs. Dickinson (2008) Mike Milano Tackles #3 Wesley (2009) Tackles for Loss 1, four times Interceptions 1, five times Long INT Return Ursinus (2010) McDaniel (2009) Pass Breakups #14 Hampden-Sydney (2009) Brian Pascal Tackles 5, vs. Dicknson (2010) vs. St. Lawrence (2008) Sacks Juniata (2009) Tackles for Loss 2.5, vs. St. Lawrence (2008) Ryan Piatek Tackles Delaware Valley (2009) Tackles for Loss 2.5, Twice Sacks 2.5, vs. Ursinus (2009) Interceptions 1, Four times Jonathan Rigaud Rushing Attempts 22, vs. Dickinson Randolph-Macon (2010) Rushing Yards 115, vs. Dickinson (2010) Longest Rush Juniata (2009) Longest TD Rush Randolph-Macon (2010) Rushing Touchdowns Randolph-Macon (2010) Receptions Gettysburg (2010) Long Receptions Randolph-Macon (2010) A.J. Safi Rushing Attempts 10, vs. Dickinson (2010) Rushing Yards 45, vs. Dickinson (2010) Longest Rush Moravian (2009) Rushing Touchdowns Moravian (2010) Adam Schweyer Tackles Ursinus (2010) Tackles for Loss 2.0, vs. Dickinson (2010) Sacks Moravian (2010) Kale Sweeney Tackles 10, vs. Catholic F&M (2008) Tackles for Loss Franklin & Marshall (2008) Sacks Franklin & Marshall (2008) Mike Todisco Tackles Delaware Valley (2009), vs. Catholic (2008) Tackles for Loss 1.0, Twice Pass Breakups 2, vs. St. Lawrence (2008) Interceptions 1, Three times Fumble Recoveries 1, vs. Catholic (2008) Long Fumble Recovery 100T, vs. Catholic (2008) Kickoff Returns 5, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Kickoff Return Yards 83, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Long Kickoff Return Muhlenberg (2007) Hewitt Tomlin Pass Attempts 47, vs. Muhlenberg (2010) Pass Completions Hampden-Sydney McDaniel (2009) Passing Yards 387, vs. #5 Muhlenberg (2008) Randolph-Macon (2010), Gettysburg (2010) McDaniel (2009), 271 vs. Dickinson (2010) #25 Dickinson (2009) #14 Ham.-Sydney (2009), Gettysburg (2008) 253, vs. Juniata (2008), 243, vs. Gettysburg (2009) 227 vs. Moravian (2009), Muhlenberg (2009) 220 vs. F&M (2009), Moravian (2010) F&M (2008), Del. Val. (2009) #10 Thomas More (2009), Moravian (2008) Longest Completion 91T, vs #5 Muhlenberg (2008) 81T, vs. #5 Muhlenberg (2008) 80T, vs. Dickinson (2010) 74, vs. F&M (2009) TD Passes 4, vs. Dickinson (2010) Rushing Yards Moravian (2010) Long Rush Moravian (2010) Sam Wernick Receptions 12, vs. Muhlenberg (2010) Receiving Yards 205, vs. #5 Muhlenberg (2008) Long Reception 91T, vs. #5 Muhlenberg (2008) 81T, vs. #5 Muhlenberg (2008) Randolph-Macon (2010) Ursinus (2008) TD Receptions Gettysburg (2010) vs. #5 Muhlenberg (2008) KO Returns Randolph-Macon (2010) KO Return Yards Randolph-Macon (2010) Long KO Return 36, vs. Muhlenberg Randolph-Macon #10 Thomas More (2009) All-Purpose Yards Randolph-Macon (2010) Daniel Wodicka Receptions 9, vs. Dickinson (2010) Receiving Yards 155, vs. Dickinson (2010) Long Reception 80T, vs. Dickinson (2010) TD Receptions 1, vs Dickinson (2010)

7 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 Updated JHU Records Career Pass Attempts 1. Jim Margraff , Mark Campbell Hewitt Tomlin Active 882 Career Completions 1. Jim Margraff Hewitt Tomlin Active 516 Career Passing Yards 1. Jim Margraff , Mark Campbell , Hewitt Tomlin Active 6,002 Career TD Passes 1. Jim Margraff Mark Campbell Hewitt Tomlin Active 37 Career 200-Yard Passing Games 1. Hewitt Tomlin Active Jim Margraff Career Receptions 1. Bill Stromberg Anthony Triplin Zach Baylin Joe Richards Tucker Michels Active Brian Wolcott Tom Finegan Sam Wernick Active Dan Crowley Active 81 Career Receiving Yards 1. Bill Stromberg , Joe Richards , Anthony Triplin , Brian Wolcott , Tom Finegan , Zach Baylin , Tucker Michels Active 1, Sam Skinner , Sam Wernick Active 1, Dan Crowley Active 1,175 Career TD Receptions 1. Bill Stromberg Brian Wolcott Joe Richards T. Zach Baylin Tom Finegan T. Anthony Triplin Bill Nolan Joe Cowan T. Tucker Michels Active 13 Steve Latson , Career 100-Yard Receiving Games 1. Bill Stromberg Joe Richards T. Brian Wolcott Tom Finegan T. Sam Wernick Active 5 Anthony Triplin Zach Baylin Sam Skinner Joe Cowan Dave Emala T. Dan Crowley Active 3 Tucker Michels Active 3 Career Total Offense 1. Jim Margraff , Mark Campbell , Hewitt Tomlin Active 6,220 Career Kickoff Return Yards 1. Bruce Kane , Hari Lymon , Brad McLam Harrison Bernstein Zach Baylin Sam Wernick Active 794 Career Punt Return Yards 1. Zach Baylin Harrison Bernstein Evan Earnest Adam Cook T. Mark Guzzo Charles Coker Bill Nolan Brian Hepting Tucker Michels Active 255 Career Points Scored 1. Andrew Kase T. Alex Lachman Active 241 Bill Stromberg Career Field Goals 1. Ben Scott Alex Lachman Active 41 Career Kick-Scoring 1. Alex Lachman Active 241 Active players who are close to the top 10 are listed with their current ranking

8 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 The Last Time (* School Record) Total Offense JHU had 400 yards of total offense: 476, vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in back-to-back games: Randolph-Macon, Gettysburg, Moravian ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in three straight games: Randolph-Macon, Gettysburg, Moravian ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in four straight games: 498 Juniata, 507 vs. F&M, McDaniel, #14 HSC, #10 Thomas More ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in five straight games: * 498 Juniata, 507 vs. F&M, McDaniel, #14 HSC, #10 Thomas More ( ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense: 507, vs. F&M ( ) JHU had 600 yards of total offense: 651, vs. Georgetown ( ) A JHU player had 300 yards of total offense: 336, Hewitt Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 350 yards of total offense: 387, Hewitt Randolph-Macon ( ) A JHU player had 400 yards of total offense: 496, John Guglielmo vs. Georgetown ( ) Rushing JHU rushed for 250 yards: 287, vs. F&M ( ) JHU rushed for 300 yards: Juniata ( ) JHU rushed for 350 yards: 386, vs. Franklin & Marshall ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards: Jonathan Rigaud (115) vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player rushed for 200 yards: Andrew Kase (211) vs. McDaniel ( ) Two JHU players rushed for 100 yards: Adam Cook (149) and Mark Nesbitt (103) vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in two straight games: A. #14 Hampden-Sydney #10 Thomas More (107) ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in three straight games: A. Muhlenberg #25 Dickinson (116), Ursinus Juniata (146), vs. F&M (198) ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in four straight games: A. Muhlenberg #25 Dickinson (116), Ursinus Juniata (146), vs. F&M (198) ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in five straight games: A. Muhlenberg #25 Dickinson (116), Ursinus Juniata (146), vs. F&M (198) ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in six straight games: * A. Kase vs. GC (173), Moravian (117), #5 Muhlenberg (128), DC (224), UC (168), JC (180) ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for 100 yards: 125, John Guglielmo vs. Western Maryland ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for two touchdowns: 2, George Merrell vs. McDaniel ( ) A JHU quarterback had a run of 50+ yards: 53, Hewitt Moravian ( ) A JHU player rushed 30 or more times: 38, Andrew #14 Hampden-Sydney ( ) A JHU player rushed 35 or more times: 38, Andrew #14 Hampden-Sydney ( ) A JHU player rushed 40 or more times: 41, Andrew Kase vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had three rushing touchdowns: 3, Andrew Kase vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player had four rushing touchdowns: * 4, Andrew Juniata ( ) A JHU player had a run of 40+ yards: 53, Hewitt Moravian ( ) A JHU player had a run of 50+ yards: 53, Hewitt Moravian ( ) A JHU player had a run of 60+ yards: 69T, Lyndon O Connor vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had a run of 70+ yards: 79, Hari Lymon vs, Western Maryland ( ) A JHU player had a run of 80+ yards: * 89T, Chris Chirielson vs. Ursinus ( ) Passing JHU passed for 300 yards: Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 300 yards passing: 326, Hewitt Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 350 yards passing: 384, Hewitt Randolph-Macon ( ) A JHU player had 400 yards passing; * 477, John Guglielmo vs. Georgetown ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in two straight games: Hewitt Tomlin vs. RMC (384), Gettysburg (326), Moravian (219) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in three straight games: Hewitt Tomlin vs. RMC (384), Gettysburg (326), Moravian (219) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in four straight games: * Hewitt Tomlin vs. F&M (220), McDaniel (301), #14 HSC, #10 Thomas More ( ) * Hewitt Tomlin vs. Gettysburg (243), Moravian (227), Muhlenberg (224) & #25 Dickinson (270) ( ) * 4, Rob Heleniak {Bridgewater - Muhlenberg} (2001) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in two straight games: Hewitt Tomlin vs. RMC (384), Gettysburg (326) (9-11 & ) A JHU player had three touchdown passes: 4, Hewitt Tomlin vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had four touchdown passes: 4, Hewitt Tomlin vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had five touchdown passes: * 6, John Guglielmo vs. Georgetown ( ) A JHU player had six touchdown passes: * 6, John Guglielmo vs. Georgetown ( ) Completed 25 passes: 25, Hewitt Tomlin vs. Dickinson ( ) Completed 25 passes in two straigth games: Hewitt Tomlin vs. Muhlnberg (25) & Dickinson (25) (10-2, ) Attempted 40 passes: 47, Hewitt Tomlin vs. Muhlenberg ( ) Attempted 45 passes: 47, Hewitt Tomlin vs. Muhlenberg ( ) Threw 4 interceptions: 4, Hewitt Tomlin vs. Muhlenberg ( ) Had an INT returned for a touchdown: 38, Hewitt Tomlin by Mark Accomando (Muhlenberg) ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 50+ yards: 80T, Hewitt Tomlin-Daniel Wodicka vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 60+ yards: 80T, Hewitt Tomlin-Daniel Wodicka vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 70+ yards: 80T, Hewitt Tomlin-Daniel Wodicka vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 80+ yards: 80T, Hewitt Tomlin-Daniel Wodicka vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 90+ yards: 91T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( )

9 2010 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Game 7 The Last Time JHU had two passes/receptions of 50+ yards: 91T & 81T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 60+ yards: 91T & 81T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 70+ yards: 91T & 81T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 80+ yards: 91T & 81T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in the same game: 200 RU, 276 PA vs. Dickinson ( ) Receiving A JHU player had 100 yards receiving: Daniel Wodicka (155) vs. Dickinson ( ) Two JHU players had 100 yards receiving: Tucker Michels (135) & Sam Wernick Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 150 yards receiving: Daniel Wodicka (155) vs, Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had 200 yards receiving: Sam Wernick (205) vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) Had back-to-back 100-yard receiving games: Sam Wernick vs. RMC (123) and Gettysburg (123) (9-11 & ) A JHU player had 10 receptions: 12, Sam Wernick vs. Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player had 11 receptions: 12, Sam Wernick vs. Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player had 12 receptions: 12, Sam Wernick vs. Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player had 13 receptions: 13, Dan #14 Hampden-Sydney ( ) Combinations JHU had a 100-yard rusher and a 100-yard receiver in the same game: Jonathan Rigaud (115 ru) and Daniel Wodicka (155 re) vs. Dickison ( ) JHU had a 100-yard rusher and two 100-yard receivers in the same game: Andrew Kase (128 ru) and Sam Wernick (205 re) & Tucker Michels (108 re) vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had a 300-yard passer and 100-yard rusher in the same game: Hewitt Tomlin (387 pa) Andrew Kase (128 ru) vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had a 300-yard passer, 100-yard rusher and 100-yard receiver in the same game: Andrew Kase (128 ru) and Sam Wernick (205 re) & Tucker Michels (108 re) vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had a 300-yard passer, 100-yard rusher and two 100-yard receivers in the same game: Andrew Kase (128 ru) and Sam Wernick (205 re) & Tucker Michels (108 re) vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) Returns A JHU player returned a punt for a TD: 42, Mark Guzzo vs. Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player returned a blocked punt for a TD: 13, Adam Juniata ( ) A JHU player blocked a punt: Scott Barletta vs. Gettysburg, Taylor Maciow vs. Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player returned a KO for a TD: 90, Richard Hill vs. McDaniel ( ) A JHU player blocked a field goal: Taylor Macios vs. Ursinus ( ) A JHU player blocked a PAT: Glenn Rocca vs. Franklin & Marshall ( ) A JHU returned a PAT for a defensive extra point: Dan Requena vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) A JHU player had two interceptions: 2, San Eagleson vs. Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player had three inteceptions: * 3, Chad Van Den Berg vs. Lebanon Valley ( ) A JHU player returned an INT for a TD: Mike Milano Ursinus ( ) A JHU player returned two INTs for touchdowns: * Chris Baldwin (45, 28) vs. St. Lawrence ( ) A JHU player returned a fumble for a TD: 7T, Joshua Heft vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) A JHU player scored two defensive touchdowns: Chris Baldwin (3 / 2 INTs and 1 FR) vs. St. Lawrence ( ) A JHU player scored three defensive touchdowns: Chris Baldwin (3 / 2 INTs and 1 FR) vs. St. Lawrence ( ) JHU allowed a TD on a kickoff return: 85, Matt Cahill of McDaniel ( ) JHU allowed a TD on a punt return: 70, Matt Cahilll of McDaniel ( ) JHU allowed a TD on a blocked punt return: JHU allowed a defensive extra point: Andy Tenney (Waynesburg) returned blocked extra point ( ) Punting Did Not Punt in a Game (Team): vs. Gettysburg ( ) Punted Just Once in a Game (Team): vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player had a 60-yard Punt: 71, Max Islinger vs. Catholic ( ) A JHU player had a 70-yard Punt: * 75, Ben Scott vs. Rochester ( ) Punted 10+ Times: 11, Max Islinger vs. St. Lawrence ( ) Had a punt blocked: by Wesley ( ) JHU blocked two or more punts in a game: Gettysburg (2010) Kicking A JHU player kicked a 40-yard FG: 44, Alex Lachman vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player kicked a 45-yard FG: 46, Alex Lachman vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player kicked a 50 yard FG: * 52, Ben Scott vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) A JHU player kicked three field goals: 3, Alex Lachman vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player kicked four field goals: * 4, Alex Lachman vs. Moravian ( ) Had a FG Blocked: Alex #14 Hampden-Sydney ( ) Missed a PAT: Alex Moravian ( ) Had a PAT Blocked: Alex Gettysburg-2 ( ) Defense JHU posted a shutout: 27-0 vs. Moravian ( ) JHU posted back-to-back shutouts: vs. Ursinus (14-0) and Juniata (12-0) (2008) JHU posted back-to-back Centennial shutouts: vs. Ursinus (14-0) and Juniata (12-0) (2008) JHU posted three straight shutouts: vs. RMC (24-0), CMU (21-0) & Dickinson (30-0) (2003) JHU posted a shutout on the road: 14-0 at Ursinus ( ) JHU had four + interceptions: #14 Hampden-Sydney ( ) JHU recovered five + fumbles: 5, vs. #15 McDaniel ( )