2009 Penn Football GAME #5. Radio: WNTP 990 AM - Brian Seltzer (Play-By-Play), Hench Murray (Analyst) Internet Webcast: GoColumbiaLions.

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1 2009 Penn Football Contact: Eric Dolan (O): (C): GAME #5 Penn Quakers (2-2, 1-0 Ivy) at Columbia Lions (2-2, 1-0 Ivy) Oct. 17, 2009 Wien Stadium 1:30 p.m. New York, N.Y. Radio: WNTP 990 AM - Brian Seltzer (Play-By-Play), Hench Murray (Analyst) Internet Webcast: GoColumbiaLions.com Stadium Wien Stadium (17,000) Series Record Penn leads at Wien Stadium Penn leads (last - 10/13/2007: Penn, 59-28) Current Winning Streak Penn, 11 (excluding 1997 forfeit) Last Columbia Win 10/12/1996 (20-19 at Columbia) Last 10 Games of Series Penn, 10-0 ( ) First Meeting 11/16/ at Franklin Field Last Meeting 10/18/2008 at Penn (Penn, 15-10) Longest Penn Win Streak 17 games ( ) Longest Columbia Win Streak 5 games ( ) 2009 Penn Schedule/Results Sept. 19 VILLANOVA 3-14, L Sept. 26 at Lafayette (ot), L Oct. 3 at Dartmouth* 30-24, W Oct. 10 BUCKNELL 21-3, W Oct. 17 at Columbia* 1:30 p.m. Oct. 24 YALE* 3:30 p.m. Oct. 31 at Brown* 12:30 p.m. Nov. 7 PRINCETON*^ 3:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at Harvard* Noon Nov. 21 CORNELL* 1 p.m. * = Ivy League game ^ = Homecoming game 2009 Columbia Schedule/Results Sept. 19 at Fordham 40-28, W Sept. 26 C. CONN. ST , L Oct. 3 at Princeton* 38-0, W Oct. 10 at Lafayette 21-24, L Oct. 17 PENN*^ 1:30 p.m. Oct. 24 at Dartmouth* 1:30 p.m. Oct. 31 YALE* 12:30 p.m. Nov. 7 HARVARD* 12:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at Cornell* 12:30 p.m. Nov. 21 BROWN* 12:30 p.m. * = Ivy League game ^ = Homecoming game Penn heads into hostile territory Saturday to take on Columbia and its homecoming crowd. Both teams enter with a 1-0 Ivy record, but only one will leave atop of the Ivy League standings. The Series This series has been dominated by Penn of late. The Quakers have lost only three games on the field of play against the Lions since 1982 though two of those losses came in New York City and Penn is just at Wien Stadium. In all, the Red and Blue hold a advantage over their Ivy counterparts. At 14-3, head coach Al Bagnoli has had more success against Columbia than any other Ivy League opponent. He is 7-1 at Wien Stadium and has won all three meetings with Columbia coach Norries Wilson. Last Week It took a little while, but the Penn football team was able to establish itself on defense and offense and down pesky Bucknell, The Quakers scored early and looked like they might roll to the win, but it wasn t until midway through the fourth quarter that they found paydirt again as Bucknell held them at bay. With its top three quarterbacks all sidelined with injuries, Penn started John Hurley under center in his first career start. On its second drive, Penn pulled out some trickeration at the end, capping a nine-play drive with a halfback option that saw Matt Hamscher find Luke DeLuca for a five-yard touchdown pass. The 7-0 lead stuck until halftime and through the third quarter. A turnover led to a Bucknell field goal, but Penn responded, forcing a fumble deep in Bucknell territory. Bradofrd Blackmon then ran in from four yards out and the score was 14-3 with 7:35 left. Given the ball on the Bison 38-yard line, and with just a few minutes left in the game, Penn put together a four-play drive that ended with a Lyle Marsh three-yard rushing touchdown for a 21-3 lead with 1:52 to go. Quick Quaker Notes Penn has gone 17 games without allowing a 100-yard rusher... Penn has not allowed a 300- yard passer in 19 games... Penn has had at least two sacks in six of the last seven games and has recorded a sack in each of the last nine... Seven different Quakers have completed a pass this season. Up Next It will be Week 6 of the season and Penn will finally be hosting its first Ivy League game of the year. Yale will come to Franklin Field during Family Weekend on Oct. 24. The 3:30 p.m. kickoff will be broadcast on the Comcast Network. A Penn Win Would... be the 13th year in a row in which it has beaten Columbia.... give the Quakers their seventh straight win in the month of October.... mark the fifth Ivy road win in a row.... be its third straight overall and make the Quakers 3-2 overall and 2-0 in Ivy play. A Penn Loss Would... be the first to Columbia since break a four-game Ivy League road winning streak.... be less good than a win.

2 Al Bagnoli by the Numbers... Overall Record Penn Record Season Openers Home Openers Road Openers After a Loss Ivy Record Brown Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Princeton Yale Non-Conference Record At Home vs. non-conference vs. Ivy League On Road vs. non-conference vs. Ivy League Day Games vs. non-conference vs. Ivy League at home on road Night Games vs. non-conference vs. Ivy League at home on road Ivy League Openers Ivy Home Openers Ivy Road Openers One Possession Games at Home on Road vs. non-conference vs. Ivy League Overtime Games at Home on Road vs. Ivy League September at Home on Road October at Home on Road November at Home on Road This Week inside Bagnoli s Numbers: vs. Coach Wilson vs. Columbia vs. Columbia at Wien Stadium vs. current Ivy League In road games In road league games In October Al Bagnoli - George A. Munger Head Coach of Football Winning is infectious, and under George A. Munger Head Coach of Football Al Bagnoli the second-winningest active coach in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) the Penn football team has made it a way of life for the past 17 seasons. Bagnoli is the longest tenured coach in Penn s 132-year history upon entering his 18th campaign with the Red and Blue. No coach has a higher Ivy winning percentage than Bagnoli and no coach has won more outright Ivy titles than the six championship rings that Bagnoli adorns. Under his watch, 131 players have earned All-Ivy honors, 12 have signed NFL free agent contracts and three more have been selected in the NFL Draft. Prior to his success at Penn, Bagnoli spent 10 seasons at Union (N.Y) where his achievements planted him in the Union Athletic Hall of Fame. After he played three seasons at Central Connecticut State, where he graduated in 1975, Bagnoli spent three seasons on the coaching staff at the University of Albany. Bagnoli s Career Rankings All-Time Division I Lists Active FCS Coaches Lists Most Ivy Wins Coach School Yrs. Wins Carmen Cozza Yale Bob Blackman Dartmouth Joe Restic Harvard Al Bagnoli Penn Ivy Winning Percentage since 1958 Coach Record Pct. Dick Colman (Princeton) Jerry Berndt (Penn) Al Bagnoli (Penn) Jake Crouthamel (Dart.) Most Games Won at Penn Coach Yrs. Record Pct. George Woodruff Al Bagnoli George A. Munger Carl Williams Most Games Won Coach School Yrs. Wins 9. Joe Taylor Florida A&M Jerry Moore App. St Al Bagnoli Penn Chris Ault Nevada Most Ivy Wins Coach School Yrs. Wins Al Bagnoli Penn Tim Murphy Harvard Phil Estes Brown Roger Hughes Princeton Ivy Winning Percentage Coach Record Pct. Al Bagnoli (Penn) Tim Murphy (Harvard) Phil Estes (Brown) Roger Hughes (Princeton) Highest Winning Percentage Coach Record Pct. Bobby Hauck (Montana) Mark Farley (N. Iowa) Al Bagnoli (Penn) David Bennett (Coastal) Most Games Won Coach School Yrs. Wins Bob Ford Albany Joe Taylor Florida A&M Jerry Moore Appalachian St Al Bagnoli Penn

3 Count Up to 1,300 - NCAA Record! 1,298: No program at any level of college football has played more games than the Penn Quakers. On Oct. 31, at Brown in Providence, R.I., the Quakers are set to play the 1,300th game in program history the first team in NCAA history to reach that number. Saturday s matchup with Columbia marks the 1,298th football game played by the school. Penn Penalties - We re Number One Penn s six penalties last week vs. Bucknell were the most in a game this season for the Quakers, but they still rank atop the nation in fewest penalties per game. With an average of just 3.5 penalties per game the Red and Blue are the least-flagged team among the 118 teams in the FCS. In all, Penn s 112 penalty yards are second in the country behind Ivy counterpart Dartmouth. Quarterback Questions Down to their fourth-string quarterback in John Hurley, Penn has had to get creative with quarterbacks Keiffer Garton, Kyle Olson and Billy Ragone all suffering injuries this season. Seven different Quakers have completed a pass this year. In addition to the four quarterbacks, running backs Bradford Blackmon and Matt Hamscher each have a completed pass, while wide receiver Kyle Derham has thrown three completions. Passing Problems More evidence of Penn s quarterback woes can be found in the Ivy League stats. With the Red and Blue forced to shuffle quarterbacks (three starters in four games), no Quaker signal-caller is eligible to be listed among the league leaders. Penn s leading passer? Running back Bradford Blackmon, who is tenth in the Ivy League in passing at 5.2 yards per game. All leagues require players to participate in 75 percent of their team s games to be eligible for conference statistics. Of Penn s four quarterbacks, none has played in more than two games. TD s from RB s Junior fullback Luke DeLuca caught his second career touchdown pass on Saturday against Bucknell. Both have been thrown by running backs. His go-ahead touchdown reception last week was courtesy of sophomore running back Matt Hamscher. Last season, he was on the receiving end of running back Bradford Blackmon s only career touchdown pass against Brown also a go-ahead score. Sack Stats Last year, Drew Goldsmith led Penn with four sacks. This year, Owen Thomas has almost eclipsed that number through just four games. He has registered a sack in each game thus far with 3.5 sacks on the year. Thomas is 19th in the nation and leads the Ivy League with that total. As a team, Penn has 12 sacks on the year best in the Ivy League and 12th in the country. Sack Stats #2 Penn gave up six sacks in the first game of the season the most since giving up seven to Yale on Oct. 20, However, since then, the Penn quarterbacks haven t been sacked once. Count Up to Third All-Time! 793: Entering Saturday s game against Columbia, the Quakers have accumulated 793 wins in program history. That mark is third all-time in the FCS behind only Yale and Harvard. Only Yale (805) and Harvard (801) have reached the 800-win mark. Penn s win total is 11th all-time in Division I as Michigan, Texas, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Ohio State, Penn State and Alabama from the FBS have all reached 800 wins. Oklahoma currently stands three games in front of the Quakers with 796 wins. Media Services Weekly Media Luncheon Alternating between Penn and Villanova, the weekly media luncheon is hosted by the Philadelphia Sports Writers and is open to all members of the media. Lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. each week. Head Coach Al Bagnoli is available for questions. To RSVP or secure parking, please contact Eric Dolan at erdolan@upenn.edu. Luncheon Schedule Oct. 21 at Penn Nov. 4 at Penn Nov. 18 at Penn Oct. 28 at Villanova Nov. 11 at Villanova Weekly Interviews All interview requests must be made through Eric Dolan in the Penn Athletic Communications office. In-person player and coach requests are filled after Tuesday and Wednesday practices only, unless special arrangements are made. Please note that Coach Bagnoli and members of the team will NOT be available for interviews on gameday prior to kickoff. Weekly Notes Game notes for Penn and its opponent, as well as rosters, stats and schedules can be found online at PennAthletics.com. Stats and recaps are posted following each game. Weekly Game notes are available in PDF via . To be included on the distribution list, contact Eric Dolan at erdolan@upenn.edu. Franklin Field Press Boxes All TV and radio broadcasters will be seated in the South Press Box under the second level of the stadium. Writers will be seated in the first row in the North Press Box at the top of the second level. In-and Post-Game Procedures Box score-style stats will be provided at the end of each quarter and the end of the game. A scoring summary will be provided after each scoring drive. Full stat books will be available at the end of each game at the post-game press conference in the Dunning Coaches Center next to Franklin Field. Please see Eric Dolan to request players for post-game interviews. It s Penn, Please The first time you mention us on-air or in your columns, please use our full name the University of Pennsylvania. After that, we ask that you refer to us simply as Penn. We ask that you refrain from calling us Pennsylvania at any time. Thanks for your cooperation! 3

4 Sports Network Top 25 10/12/ Richmond (119) Northern Iowa (11) Montana New Hampshire (1) Southern Illinois Villanova William & Mary Elon Appalachian State Central Arkansas South Carolina State Jacksonville State McNeese State South Dakota State Weber State James Madison Colgate Massachusetts Cal Poly Stephen F. Austin Eastern Washington Florida A&M Delaware Eastern Kentucky Holy Cross 4-1 Penn opponents receiving votes: Harvard, Lafayette, Brown FCS Coaches Poll 10/12/ Richmond (28) Montana Northern Iowa New Hampshire Southern Illinois Villanova William & Mary Central Arkansas Elon Appalachian State McNeese State South Carolina State Jacksonville State South Dakota State Weber State James Madison Eastern Washington Colgate Cal Poly Massachusetts Stephen F. Austin Florida A&M Eastern Kentucky Holy Cross Eastern Illinois 4-2 Penn opponents receiving votes: Harvard, Lafayette Wurst s Bests It looks as if public address anouncers around the Ivy League will have to learn David Wurst s name. His three catches were a career high and led the Quakers last week, and his five receptions in the past two games is also tops among the team as are his 68 receiving yards in that time (34 in each game a career high). More of Moore Senior defensive back Jonathan Moore had quite a game vs. Bucknell last week. He had a careerhigh three pass breakups as well as an interception. The afternoon propelled him to fifth in the nation and first in the Ivy League in passes defended (breakups+interceptions). He now has four breakups and an Ivy League-leading three interceptions this year. Atop the Rankings Moore is not the only Quaker to find himself atop the Ivy League rankings. Owen Thomas 3.5 sacks are best among Ivy players, as are Andrew Samson s five field goals. Atop the Rankings #2 As a team, the Quakers lead the Ivy League in total defense, scoring defense, sacks, pass defense, tackles for loss and kickoff returns in addition to fewest penalties. They are also second in the league in penalty yards and pass efficiency defense. See below for a listing of Penn s best rankings in the nation and Ivy League. Offense - Defense No matter who has the ball Saturday, it will be an intriguing matchup. Penn s offense has struggled without a consistent quarterback, but the Columbia defense is ranked second to last in the Ivy League. Whichever unit plays better will take the pressure off the strength of their team on the other side of the ball. Penn s defense leads the Ivy League in several categories, while no Ivy team has scored more points than the Lions. Score First If you re in Wien Stadium on Saturday you can pack up your belongings after the first score of the game. In each of the first four games the Quakers have played, the team that scored first never relinquished the lead. Penn in the NCAA Rankings Penn in the Ivy Rankings Rank (last week) Team Categories (Avg.) Rank (last week) 1 (1) Penalties (3.50) 1 (1) 2 (1) Penalty Yards (28.00) 2 (1) 7 (11) Total Defense (240.50) 1 (1) 8 (21) Pass Defense (142.00) 1 (1) 9 (52) Pass Efficiency Defense (99.36) 2 (5) 11 (35) Scoring Defense (15.25) 1 (3) 12 (16) Sacks (3.0) 1 (1) 21 (22) Kickoff Returns (22.85) 1 (1) 23 (24) Rushing Defense (98.50) 3 (2) 29 (19) Tackles for Loss (7.00) 1 (1) 42 (37) Punt Returns (8.40) 3 (3) T-42 (NR) Sacks Allowed (1.50) 3 (5) 53 (32) Rushing Offense (143.25) 4 (2) Individual Categories (Avg.) 5 (T-20) Jonathan Moore - Passes Defended (1.75) 1 (2) 9 (T-20) Jonathan Moore - Interceptions per game (0.75) 1 (T-1) 19 (T-8) Owen Thomas - Sacks per game (0.88) 1 (T-1) 21 (T-9) Andrew Samson - Field Goals per game (1.25) 1 (T-1) 25 (NR) Bradford Blackmon - Kick Returns (25.40) 3 (NR) T-28 (T-8) Joe Goniprow - Sacks per game (0.75) 2 (T-1) 41 (NR) Jake Lewko - Tackles per game (9.25) 8 (10) T-42 (T-51) Owen Thomas- Tackles for Loss per game (1.38) T-2 (T-2) 4

5 Finally October Few teams in the country were happier to see the calender change at the end of September than the Penn Quakers. The team went winless in September for the third consecutive season, but once again October has wiped the slate clean. With two wins in the last two weeks, Penn has won six straight in October. The Red and Blue were a perfect 4-0 in the season s second month last year. Penn Scoring Trend Penn has scored in 114 consecutive games, the third longest streak in Ivy history. Brown holds the record at 132, which remains active. The Quakers have not been shut out since their trip to Harvard in Penn has never been shut out at home in the Al Bagnoli era. In fact, the last time the Quakers were held without a point at Franklin Field was Nov. 18, 1989, a span of 98 games. Road Trip Last season, the Quakers went 3-0 in Ivy League road games and they are off to a good start this season, winning their first Ivy contest Oct. 3 at Dartmouth. The four-game road stretch is the longest for the Quakers since 2004 when they were in the midst of winning 12 in a row. Penn s last loss at the home of an Ivy opponent came at Harvard, 23-7, on Nov. 10, Last Week s Career Efforts Last week, defensive end Owen Thomas set yet another career high, totaling eight tackles. He also matched his best performance with 1.5 tackles for loss against Bucknell. Meanwhile, fullback Luke DeLuca set new career marks by pulling in two receptions for a career high 14 yards. David Wurst s three receptions, 34 receiving yards and 29-yard catch were all bests, while Jonathan Moore set a new personal best with three pass breakups. Magic Number 10 In every single game last season the Quakers were victorious when holding opponents under 10 points (6-0). That trend has continued this season, as Penn defeated Bucknell last week, 21-3 (the fewest points allowed since a 7-0 win vs. Princeton on Nov. 3, 2007). The Red and Blue have won the last nine games in which they ve held the opponent under double digits. The last loss in such an occurance was to Lafayette, 8-7, in the 2007 season opener. Overtime Blues It s no secret to the Penn faithful that overtime has been cruel to the Quakers in recent years. Since 2006 the freshman year for many of the team s seniors the Red and Blue are 0-6 in games that have gone beyond regulation. Prior to the current streak, the Quakers were 3-0 in overtime under Bagnoli. Penn s last overtime win was Oct. 9, 2004 when they survived at Bucknell in two overtimes, Penn Scoring Drives Opponent Qtr. Play Plays-Yards TOP Result Villanova 2 Samson 22-yard field goal :42 FG Lafayette 2 Samson 40-yard field goal :05 FG Lafayette 3 Fisher 7-yard pass from Olson (Samson kick) :38 TD Lafayette 3 Blackmon 21-yard pass from Olson (Samson kick) :10 TD Dartmouth 1 McGoldrick 0-yard blocked punt return (Samson kick) TD Dartmouth 1 Ragone 3-yard run (Samson kick) :45 TD Dartmouth 2 Samson 39-yard field goal :47 FG Dartmouth 3 Samson 35-yard field goal 4-9 1:26 FG Dartmouth 4 DeLuca 1-yard run (Samson kick) :58 TD Dartmouth 4 Samson 29-yard field goal :15 FG Bucknell 1 DeLuca 5-yard pass from Hamscher (Samson kick) :53 TD Bucknell 4 Blackmon 4-yard run (Samson kick) :43 TD Bucknell 4 Marsh 3-yard run (Samson kick) :57 TD 2009 Opponent Scoring Drives Opponent Qtr. Play Plays-Yards TOP Result Villanova 1 Szczur 87-yard kickoff return (Yako kick) --- 0:14 TD Villanova 3 Harvey 5-yard pass from Young (Yako kick) :47 TD Lafayette 1 Layton 19-yard pass from Curley (Rodriguez kick) :12 TD Lafayette 2 Bennett 21-yard pass from Curley (Rodriguez kick) :24 TD Lafayette 2 Rodriguez 29-yard field goal :57 FG Lafayette OT Rodriguez 28-yard field goal FG Dartmouth 1 Schmidt 20-yard field goal :25 FG Dartmouth 2 Murphy 12-yard pass from Jenny (Schmidt kick) :28 TD Dartmouth 3 Schwieger 19-yard run (Schmidt kick) :56 TD Dartmouth 4 Babb 8-yard pass from Jenny (Schmidt kick) :04 TD Bucknell 4 Orth 32-yard field goal :31 FG Comeback Kids? Not as of late. In the first two games, Penn was forced to play a lot of catch up as they never led in either game. Since then, Penn has yet to trail. Penn Time Trailing: vs. Villanova 59:46 at Lafayette 27:21 at Dartmouth 0:00 vs. Bucknell 0:00 Total: 87:07 Penn Time Tied: vs. Villanova: 0:14 at Lafayette 32:39 at Dartmouth 2:10 vs. Bucknell 7:37 Total: 42:40 Penn Time Leading: vs. Villanova: 0:00 at Lafayette 0:00 at Dartmouth 57:50 vs. Bucknell 52:23 Total: 110:13 5

6 Tough Slate With Villanova and Lafayette on the schedule, Penn s non-conference schedule has been frustratingly difficult in recent years. This year has been no different as Penn s two nonconference opponents thus far have combined to go 7-2, which includes a win over an FBS opponent. In TSN s Top 25 media poll (see page four), Villanova is ranked No. 6 in the country, while Lafayette is receiving votes. Two Ivy League Rookies of the Week In the first three weeks of the season, two members of the Penn football team received Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors. After giving the title to running back Lyle Marsh on Sept. 28, the league office announced that freshman quarterback Billy Ragone was the week s award recipient on Oct. 5. Marsh ran for 85 yards on just 15 carries in claiming the honor after a loss to Lafayette, while Ragone ran the ball nine times for a total of 62 yards and a touchdown during Penn s win at Dartmouth. Nationally Televised and Recognized With the national television broadcast of the Penn-Dartmouth matchup on the VERSUS network, Penn gained its third nationally televised appearance in its last seven games. Prior to last Saturday, the Quakers were featured on VERSUS against Brown on Nov. 1 last season and on ESPNU the following week at Princeton on Nov. 7. Penn went 2-1 in those three games. Tale of the Tape Penn Columbia Points Per Game Opponent PPG Net Rushing YPG Average Per Rush Opp. Rushing YPG Passing YPG Opp. Passing YPG Total Offense Per Game Opp. Total Offense Per Game (22.8) KR Number-Yards (22.3) (8.4) PR Number-Yards (8.0) Punts-Avg Fumbles-Lost INT Number-Yards Penalties Number-Yards : Time of Possession Avg :15 21/58 (36%) Third-Down Conversion /51 (31%) 2/5 (40%) Fourth-Down Conversion /8 (50%) First Downs Sacks By-Yards PAT Made-Attempts FG Made-Attempts Career Game-by-Game Penn Quarterbacks * = start Keiffer Garton Comp-Att. Int-TD Yards Brown ( ) *at Princeton ( ) *Harvard ( ) *at Cornell ( ) *Villanova ( ) *at Lafayette ( ) Career Totals Keiffer Garton Rushes-Yds. TD Brown ( ) *at Princeton ( ) *Harvard ( ) *at Cornell ( ) *Villanova ( ) 13-(-9) 0 *at Lafayette ( ) Career Totals Michael DiMaggio Rushes-Yds. TD Villanova ( ) at Dartmouth ( ) 2-(-1) 0 Georgetown ( ) at Columbia ( ) Yale ( ) at Brown ( ) Princeton ( ) at Harvard ( ) *Cornell ( ) Villanova ( ) at Lafayette ( ) Dartmouth ( ) *at Georgetown ( ) *at Yale ( ) *Brown ( ) *at Princeton ( ) *Harvard ( ) *at Cornell ( ) *Villanova ( ) *at Lafayette ( ) *at Dartmouth ( ) *Bucknell ( ) Career Totals 250-1,030 7 Brad Blackmon Rushes-Yds. TD Georgetown ( ) at Brown ( ) at Harvard ( ) *Cornell ( ) *Villanova ( ) *at Lafayette ( ) *Dartmouth ( ) *Columbia ( ) at Yale ( ) Brown ( ) at Princeton ( ) Harvard ( ) at Cornell ( ) Villanova ( ) *at Lafayette ( ) at Dartmouth ( ) Bucknell ( ) Career Totals

7 Penn vs. Columbia Since L 33-8 A L A W H L A W 26-6 H W 13-7 H W 17-7 A W H L 17-3 A W H W 42-8 A W 21-3 H L A L H L A W H L 12-7 A W H L 20-9 A W H W N W 35-7 H W A W 42-7 H W 23-0 A W H W A W 21-6 H L A W H W 36-7 A W 12-3 H L A L H W 24-7 % A W 20-0 H W A W H W 35-7 A W H W 31-7 A W 14-3 H W A W 16-0 H W A W H % = forfeit due to ineligible player This Week s Matchup: Expect to see... QB Keiffer Garton attempt to play. If they let him dress this week, he ll see some snaps. QB Kyle Olson attempt to play. He ll warm up and be a game-time decision. Time in the pocket. Columbia is last in the FCS in tackles for loss and 98th in the nation in sacks. A plethora of running backs. Penn has many options and will use all of them. Bradford Blackmon at wideout, running back, taking direct snaps and returning kicks. LB Jake Lewko make a play. He s had 10 or more tackles in three of the first four games. Owen Thomas with a sack. It ll be tough to bring down Olawale, but he has one in every game thus far. About the Lions: The Lions are off to their best start in the past decade behind a 38-0 trouncing of Princeton in New Jersey two weeks ago. They pulled off another impressive road win at Fordham, posting 40 points in the season opener. Columbia has lost its only home game thus far to Central Connecticut State, 22-13, and fell by three last week to Lafayette a team Penn also lost to in Easton, Pa., by three points. THE OFFENSE: It s been nearly impossible for opposing defenses to stop the Lions. They lead the Ivy League with an average of 28 ppg and are second in the league in rushing average. They don t turn the ball over much either, ranking fourth in the nation in turnover margin at plus-8. They have yet to throw an interception. Quarterback M.A. Olawale has already thrown for 670 yards, rushed for 250 yards and has 10 touchdowns. Running back Ray Rangel leads the league in rushing, averaging 100 yards per game with three touchdowns. Wide Receiver Austin Knowlin has 235 yards and three touchdowns while fellow receiver Andrew Kennedy has added two scores. The offensive accolades go on for the Lions. THE DEFENSE: Ranking dead last in the nation in tackles for loss, and second to last in the Ivy League in passing defense and total defense, Columbia will be happy to see a banged-up Penn offense. They have allowed nearly 440 yards of offense and 200 yards rushing per game. However, they have been able to take the ball away from opponents with seven interceptions. Adam Mehrer leads the team with 45 tackles. THE SPECIAL TEAMS: Austin Knowlin is a dangerous return man, ranking 11th in the country in kick returns with an average of 27.4 and a long of 57. He ll also return punts. Freshman Michael Williamson has already won Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors once, averaging 39.5 yards per punt with a long of 51. Greg Guttas has missed one of 12 PAT s and has made one of his three field goal attempts. THE HEAD COACH: Wilson is in his fourth year at Columbia and has the Lions off to their best start since going 3-1 in the first four games of his first season (2006). The Lions have equaled their win total from a season ago and may equal their win total from 2007 and 2008 combined with a win Saturday over Penn. Last Time Out: Oct. 18, 2008 at Penn PHILADELPHIA When it was all totaled up, Penn s three scoring drives on the day had covered 17 yards on 15 plays, but they pulled out a win at Franklin Field. Things were not secured until late when the Lions lost the ball in Penn territory on another interception, Penn s fifth forced turnover of the day. Penn s defense led to almost all of the team s scoring. *Penn s first points came on a 37-yard field goal by Andrew Samson, after an interception by senior Britton Ertman, who returned the pick to the Lions 20-yard line. *Penn s second score, a 31-yard Samson field goal, came after the defense forced a fumble that was recovered by senior Jay Colabella at the Columbia 18-yard line. *Penn s only touchdown came when another Lions fumble was recovered by Ertman and returned to the Columbia 2-yard line. *Penn s final points came on a safety, when Columbia was pinned deep in its territory and a bad snap on a punt went out of the end zone. Penn s first points came early, as Ertman interception Columbia quarterback Shane Kelly on just the second play of the game. The Quakers led before the contest was five minutes old. The Lions responded, as Kelly engineered an eight-play drive that went 42 yards and finished with a 38-yard Jon Rocholl field goal. However, on consecutive drives, Penn s defense got to the Lions quarterback and forced costly turnovers on both. The first was recovered by Colabella and led to Samson s field goal just four plays later, and the second came when Ertman scooped up a misfired option toss at the 29-yard line and nearly put it in the end zone before being dragged down by Zack Kourouma. Penn needed three plays to get those last two yards, before Bradford Blackmon finally pushed it in up the middle and made it Once again, Columbia got its act together and drove the field, this time for a touchdown. The drive was runheavy and featured Ray Rangel and a 30-yard scramble by Kelly. The score came when Kelly found Austin Knowlin from six yards out. As it turned out, that would be all the scoring the Lions would have in the game, thanks to Penn s stout defense Final Penn Columbia Scoring Summary: 1st - 10:43 PENN - Samson, Andrew 37 yd field goal, :29, COL 0 - PENN 3 06:56 COL - Rocholl, Jon 38 yd field goal, :39, COL 3 - PENN 3 2nd - 10:51 PENN - Samson, Andrew 31 yd field goal, 4-5 1:13, COL 3 - PENN 6 08:51 PENN - Blackmon, Brad 1 yd run (Samson, Andrew kick), 3-2 1:19, COL 3 - PENN 13 02:09 COL - Knowlin, Austin 6 yd pass from Kelly, Shane (Rocholl, Jon kick), :10, COL 10 - PENN 13 3rd - 07:57 PENN - TM safety,, COL 10 - PENN 15 RUSHING: Columbia-Rangel, Ray 19-79; Kelly, Shane 8-51; Davis, Jordan 3-16; Knowlin, Austin 1-16; Lenz, Nathan 3-13; Stephens, Mike 1-0; Rocholl, Jon 1-minus 25. Penn-Hamscher, Matt 17-67; DeLuca, Luke 4-13; Blackmon, Brad 11-13; Fisher, Tyler 1-1; Olson, Kyle 1-0; Irvin, Robert 3-minus 11. PASSING: Columbia-Kelly, Shane ; Olawale, M.A Penn-Irvin, Robert ; Olson, Kyle RECEIVING: Columbia-Joseph, Taylor 5-65; Knowlin, Austin 3-12; Kennedy, Andrew 2-15; Kourouma, Zack 1-12; Stephens, Mike 1-5; Rangel, Ray 1-minus 1. Penn-Lawrence, Marcu 3-35; Koontz, Josh 2-15; Blackmon, Brad 2-8; Murray, Ryan 1-26; Wurst, David 1-20; Appenfelder, Ma 1-8; Hamscher, Matt 1-6; Fisher, Tyler

8 PENN OFFENSE NOTABLES... QB 14 Keiffer Garton 6-2, 200, Jr., 1L...Missed last two games with elbow injury 8 Kyle Olson 6-0, 210, Sr., 1L... Likely a game-time decision 17 John Hurley 6-3, 200, So....Will most likely see some snaps RB 31 Michael DiMaggio 5-10, 215, Jr., 2L... Ankle injury has limited him to 25 attempts 9 Bradford Blackmon 5-8, 190, Jr., 1L... First rushing TD of season vs. Bucknell 28 Matt Hamscher 5-10, 190, So., 1L...TD pass in first game back from injury FB 41 Luke DeLuca 6-0, 240, Jr., 1L... Scored fourth career TD last week WR 18 Kyle Derham 6-2, 205, Sr., 2L... At least two catches in each game, but 0 last wk. 2 David Wurst 6-1, 200, Jr, 2L... Career best three rec. and 34 yds. vs. Bucknell 3 Tyler Fisher 5-10, 185, Sr., 3L... One catch for 14 yards last wk. 5 Marcus Lawrence 5-11, 180, Sr., 3L yards per catch 21 Matt Tuten 5-11, 200, Jr., 1L...Leads team with 107 receiving yards TE 86 Ryan Murray 6-4, 225, Jr., 2L... One catch in first two games, none in last two LT 62 Greg Van Roten 6-4, 285, So.... Earned fourth career start last week LG 79 Joe Krissel 6-3, 285, Sr., 1L... Luis Ruffolo will start at LG, Krissel to fill in at center C 59 Joe D Orazio 6-1, 270, Jr....Started at center in all four games RG 57 Matt Schaefer 6-4, 295, Sr., 2L...14 straight starts at this position, questionable this wk. RT 71 Jared Mollenbeck 6-6, 295, Jr....Earned fourth career start last wk. PENN DEFENSE NOTABLES... DE 58 Kameron Jones 6-2, 235, So.... Still searching for first career tackle 32 Brian Levine 6-2, 220, Jr.... Career best eight tackles last week 40 Owen Thomas 6-2, 240, Jr., 1L....One sack in each game DT 93 Jared Sholly 6-1, 250, So....One tackle each in last three games 92 Brian Wing 6-3, 265, Jr., 1L...Half a sack last week - first of career NG 75 Joe Goniprow 6-1, 275, Sr., 2L... Had three sacks in season s first five quarters LB 53 Jake Lewko 6-1, 240, Sr., 2L... Leads team with 37 tackles 47 Erik Rask 6-2, 220, So tackles in last three weeks CB 6 Chris Wynn 5-9, 185, Sr., 3L...Did not play last two weeks 30 Anthony Marino 5-10, 175, Fr.... Made first start last week with Wynn ailing 1 Jonathan Moore 5-10, 185, Sr., 1L...Three breakups and an INT last week 22 Jason Schmucker 6-2, 205, So....Will see more snaps to fill in for injured players FS 7 Josh Powers 5-11, 195, Jr., 1L...First INT of season vs. Bucknell SS 4 Kevin Gray 6-1, 205, Sr., 2L... Five more tackles last week, 23 this season PENN SPECIAL TEAMS NOTABLES... P 23 Scott Lopano 6-2, 185, Fr.... Freshman has served as punter and kicker PK 96 Andrew Samson 6-2, 195, Jr., 2L... First time in eight games w/o FG last week KO 98 Dave Kuncio 5-11, 190, Jr., 2L... Will miss season with injury 99 Trevor Charlston 6-1, 190, Jr....Two kickoffs, 1 touchback last week LS 53 Jake Lewko 6-1, 240, Jr., 2L... Second season as long snapper KR 5 Marcus Lawrence 5-11, 180, Sr., 3L...Penn leads Ivy League in return yards PR 6 Chris Wynn 5-9, 185, Sr., 3L...Lawrence/Blackmon have filled in as punt returner 9 Bradford Blackmon 5-8, 190, Jr., 1L yard return last week FCS Starts by Position Pos. Player Career/2009 Offense QB 13 - Keiffer Garton 5/2 8 - Kyle Olson 2/ John Hurley 1/1 RB 9 - Bradford Blackmon 4/ Michael DiMaggio 11/4 FB 41 - Luke DeLuca 6/4 WR 5 - Marcus Lawrence 9/ Kyle Derham 13/ Matt Tuten 4/4 TE 86 - Ryan Murray 4/4 LT 60 - Greg Van Roten 4/4 LG 67 - Luis Ruffolo 9/ Joe Krissel 8/1 C 59 - Joe D Orazio 8/4 RG 57 - Matt Schaefer 21/ Eric Jett 0/0 RT 71 - Jared Mollenbeck 4/ Joe McKendry 0/0 Defense DE 58 - Kameron Jones 2/ Owen Thomas 14/4 DT 93 - Jared Sholly 4/ Brian Wing 4/4 NG 75 - Joe Goniprow 20/ Tom Castner 0/0 LB 50 - Zach Heller 4/ Jake Lewko 15/ Erik Rask 0/0 CB 6 - Chris Wynn 19/2 30 -Anthony Marino 1/1 1 - Jonathan Moore 4/ Jon Saelinger 3/1 SS 4 - Kevin Gray 5/4 FS 7 - Josh Powers 12/ Fred Craig 2/2 Special Teams P 17 - Kyle Olson 7/ Scott Lopano 4/4 PK 96 - Andrew Samson 24/4 H 18 - Kyle Derham 14/4 KO 23 - Scott Lopano 3/ Trevor Charlston 1/1 LS 53 - Jake Lewko 10/4 KR 14 - Tyler Fisher 30/4 6 - Chris Wynn 23/0 5 - Marcus Lawrence 12/4 PR 5 - Marcus Lawrence 12/4 6 - Chris Wynn 10/0 8 Happy Golden Anniversary It has been 50 years since Penn first celebrated the 1959 Ivy League championship. It was the first Ivy title in program history in the league s fourth season. Since then, the Quakers have claimed 12 titles, including six in the Al Bagnoli era. Exactly 50 years ago today... Penn won its fourth straight to open the season and third in a row against an Ivy opponent, allowing points for the first time that season in a 36-9 win over Brown at Franklin Field. After Brown took the lead on an early first period safety, Fred Doelling scampered 25 and center John Gillin short-circuited a Brown pass for another TD to give Penn a 14-2 first half lead. In the final half, George Koval passed 5 to Pete Schantz for one TD, Larry Purdy to Jon Greenawalt for 24 yards and another TD before Koval closed out the scoring by going over himself from the 2. - Bob Paul, Penn Sports Publicist, 1960

9 Penn Personal Bests 2009 Penn Football Game Notes Oct. 17, 2009 at Columbia Statistic 2009 Season Career RB - #9 Bradford Blackmon Rushing Attempts 5 v. Bucknell (10/10) 15 v. Villanova (9/20/08) Rushing Yards 70 at Dartmouth (10/3) Same Rushing TDs 1 v. Bucknell (10/10) 1, 3x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) Longest Rush 55 at Dartmouth (10/3) Same Receptions 4 v. Villanova (9/19) 4, 3x, last v. Villanova (9/19/09) Longest Reception 21, 2x, last at Lafayette (9/26) 42 at Lafayette (9/27/08) Receiving Yards 47 at Lafayette (9/26) 56 v. Villanova (9/20/08) WR - #18 Kyle Derham Receptions 6 at Lafayette (9/26) 6, 3x, last at Lafayette (9/26/09) Receiving Yards 44 v. Villanova (9/19) 97 v. Dartmouth (10/4/08) TD Catches -- 1, 2x, last v. Villanova (9/20/08) Longest Catch 18 at Lafayette (9/26) 46 at Georgetown (10/11/08) FB - #41 Luke DeLuca Rushing Attempts 1, 2x, last 5 v. Bucknell (10/10) 4, 2x, last at Cornell (11/22/08) Rushing Yards 3 v. Bucknell (10/10) 13 v. Columbia (10/18/08) Longest Rush 3 v. Bucknell (10/10) 7, 2x, last at Cornell (11/22/08) Rushing TDs 1 at Dartmouth (10/3) 1, 3x, last at Dartmouth (10/3/09) Receptions 2 v. Bucknell (10/10) Same Receiving Yards 14 v. Bucknell (10/10) Same Receiving TDs 1 v. Bucknell (10/10) 1, 2x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) RB - #31 Michael DiMaggio Rushing Attempts 12 v. Villanova (9/19) 23 at Cornell (11/17/07) Rushing Yards 35 at Dartmouth (10/3) 129 v. Dartmouth (10/4/08) Longest Rush 9 v. Villanova (9/19) 38 v Georgetown (10/6/07) Rushing TDs -- 1, 7x, last at Cornell (11/22/08) Receptions 2, 2x, last at Dartmouth (10/3) 3, 2x, last v. Brown (11/1/08) Receiving Yards 5, 2x, last at Lafayette (9/26) 36 v. Dartmouth (10/4/08) Longest Catch 6 v. Villanova (9/19) 18 v. Dartmouth (10/4/08) WR - #3 Tyler Fisher Receptions 1,2x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) 6 at Lafayette (9/27/08) Receiving Yards 14 v. Bucknell (10/10) 74 at Lafayette (9/27/08) Longest Catch 14 v. Bucknell (10/10) 26 v Georgetown (10/6/07) Receiving TDs 1 at Lafayette (9/26) 1, 3x, last at Lafayette (9/26/09) Kick Return Yards 32 at Lafayette (9/26) 133 at Columbia (10/13/07) Longest Kick Return 32 at Lafayette (9/26) 96 (TD) at Columbia (10/13/07) NG - #75 Joe Goniprow Tackles 4, 2x, last at Lafayette (9/26) 6, 2x, last v. Brown (11/1/08) Tackles For Loss 2, 2x last at Lafayette (9/26) 3 at Brown (10/27/07) Sacks 2 v. Villanova (9/19) Same Forced Fumbles 1 v. Villanova (9/19) 1, 2x, last v. Villanova (9/19/09) Fumble Recoveries -- 1 at Lafayette (9/27/08) QB - #14 Keiffer Garton Pass Attempts 27 v. Villanova (9/19) 37 v. Harvard (11/15/08) Pass Completions 19 v. Villanova (9/19) 21 v. Harvard (11/15/08) Passing Yards 185 v. Villanova (9/19) 193 v. Harvard (11/15/08) Passing TDs -- 1 at Princeton (11/7/08) Longest Completion 36 v. Villanova (9/19) 35 at Princeton (11/7/08) Rushing Attempts 13 v. Villanova (9/19) 22 v. Harvard (11/15/08) Rushing Yards 28 at Lafayette (9/26) 174 v. Harvard (11/15/08) Rushing TDs -- 2 v. Harvard (11/15/08) Longest Rush 15 v. Villanova (9/19) 63 v. Harvard (11/15/08) DB - #4 Kevin Gray Tackles 9 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Tackles For Loss 2 at Dartmouth (10/3) Same Interceptions -- 1 at Cornell (11/22/08) Pass Breakups 3 at Lafayette (9/26) Same LB - #50 Zach Heller Tackles 13 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Tackles For Loss 2 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Sacks 1, 2x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) Same Fumble Recovery 1 v. Villanova (9/19) Same Pass Breakups -- Same Statistic 2009 Season Career WR - #5 Marcus Lawrence Receptions 2 v. Bucknell (10/10) 7 v. Harvard (11/15/08) Receiving Yards 40 v. Bucknell (10/10) 58 v. Brown (11/1/08) TD Catches x, last at Brown (10/27/07) Longest Catch 22 v. Bucknell (10/10) 29 v. Brown (11/1/08) LB - #53 Jake Lewko Tackles 13 v. Villanova (9/19) Same Tackles For Loss 2.5 v. Villanova (9/19) 3 v. Dartmouth (10/4/08) Sacks 1 v. Villanova (9/19) 2 v. Dartmouth (10/4/08) Pass Breakups 2 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Forced Fumbles 1 v. Bucknell (10/10) 1, 2x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) Fumble Recoveries -- 1, 2x, last at Georgetown (10/11/08) DB - #1 Jonathan Moore Tackles 8 at Dartmouth (10/3) Same Interceptions 1, 2x, last at Dartmouth (10/3) 1, 3x, last at Dartmouth (10/3/09) Fumble Recovery -- 1 at Lafayette (9/27/08) Pass Breakups 3 v. Bucknell (10/10) Same TE - #86 Ryan Murray Receptions 1, 2x, last at Lafayette (9/26) 1, 5x, last at Lafayette (9/26) Receiving Yards 12 at Lafayette (9/26) 26 v. Columbia (10/18/08) TD Catches Longest Catch 12 at Lafayette (9/26) 26 v. Columbia (10/18/08) QB - # 8 Kyle Olson Pass Attempts 28 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Pass Completions 14 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Passing Yards 151 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Passing TDs 2 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Longest Completion 25 at Lafayette (9/26) 30 v. Brown (11/1/08) Rushing Attempts -- 3 at Yale (10/25/08) DB - #7 Josh Powers Tackles 10 at Lafayette (9/26) Same Interceptions 1 v. Bucknell (10/10) 1, 4x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) Pass Breakups 2 at Lafayette (9/26) Same PK - #96 Andrew Samson Field Goals 3 at Dartmouth (10/3) 3, 4x, last at Dartmouth (10/3/09) Long Field Goal 40 at Lafayette (9/26) 45 at Dartmouth (9/29/07) Between for-2 11-for-14 Between for-5 12-for-20 Between for-4 5-for-11 PAT s 6-for-6 55-for-55 DE - #40 Owen Thomas Tackles 8 v. Bucknell (10/10) Same Tackles For Loss 1.5, 3x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) Same Sacks 1, 3x, last at Dartmouth (10/3) Same WR - #21 Matt Tuten Receptions 4 v. Villanova (9/19) Same Receiving Yards 82 v. Villanova (9/19) Same TD Catches Longest Catch 36 v. Villanova (9/19) Same WR - #2 David Wurst Receptions 3 v. Bucknell (10/10) Same Receiving Yards 34, 2x, last v. Bucknell (10/10) Same TD Catches Longest Catch 29 v. Bucknell (10/10) Same DB - #6 Chris Wynn Tackles 2 at Lafayette (9/26) 6, 2x, last at Cornell (11/22/08) Tackles For Loss -- 1, 2x, last v. Princeton (11/3/07) Interceptions -- 2, 2x last v. Villanova (9/20/08) Pass Breakups -- 3 at Lafayette (9/27/08) Long Kick Return (TD) v Brown (10/28/06) 9

10 2009 Opponents #6/6 VILLANOVA (5-1, 2-0 CAA) Last: L, at N. Hampshire This Wk: at James Madison Next: vs. Rhode Island RV/RV LAFAYETTE (4-1, 1-0 Patriot) Last: W, vs. Columbia This Wk: at Harvard Next: vs. Fordham DARTMOUTH (0-4, 0-2 Ivy) Last: L, 7-38 at Yale This Wk: at Holy Cross Next: vs. Columbia BUCKNELL (3-3, 0-0 Patriot) Last: L, 3-21 at Penn This Wk: vs. Lehigh Next: vs Lehigh COLUMBIA (2-2, 1-0 Ivy) Last: L, at Lafayette This Wk: vs. Penn Next: at Dartmouth YALE (2-2, 1-1 Ivy) Last: W, 38-7 vs. Dartmouth This Wk: at Lehigh Next: at Penn RV/RV BROWN (2-2, 0-1 Ivy) Last: W, vs. Holy Cross This Wk: vs. Princeton Next: at Cornell PRINCETON (1-3, 0-1 Ivy) Last: L, vs. Colgate This Wk: at Brown Next: at Harvard RV/RV HARVARD (3-1, 2-0 Ivy) Last: W, at Cornell This Wk: vs. Lafayette Next: vs. Princeton CORNELL (2-2, 1-1 Ivy) Last: L, vs. Harvard This Wk: vs. Fordham Next: vs. Brown Penn Picked Second In the Ivy League preseason media poll released on Aug. 12, Penn was picked to finish as the runner-up to defending co-champion Harvard. The Quakers received four firstplace votes and have now been selected in the top four of the preseason poll for 17 consecutive seasons. Ten of the 17 members of the poll slated Harvard as the favorite to repeat as Ivy League champion, while three selected Brown to win the championship. The last time the Quakers were not predicted to finish in the top half of the Ivy League was 1992, one month prior to the program s first game under the direction of head coach Al Bagnoli. Penn s 117 poll points was 12 behind Harvard and 11 in front of thirdplace Brown. Yale (82 points) was fourth, followed by Princeton (67), Columbia (44), Cornell (44) and Dartmouth (23) Ivy League Award Winners OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Week 1 M.A. Olawale, QB, Columbia Week 2 Collier Winters, QB, Harvard Week 3 Buddy Farnham, WR, Brown Week 4 Kyle Newhall, QB, Brown DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Week 1 Chris Costello, LB, Cornell Week 2 Anthony Ambrosi, S, Cornell Week 3 Corey Cameron, LB, Columbia Week 4 Scott Britton, LB, Princeton SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK Week 1 Tom Mante, P/PK, Yale Week 2 Tom Mante, P/PK, Yale Week 3 Bryan Walters, WR, Cornell Week 4 Patrick Rooney, DB/PK, Brown ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Week 1 Michael Williamson, P, Columbia Week 2 Lyle Marsh, RB, Penn Week 3 Billy Ragone, QB, Penn Week 4 Treavor Scales, RB, Harvard Ivy League Update PENN ON THE IVY LEAGUE HONOR ROLL Week 1 (Sept. 21): Jake Lewko, Scott Lopano Week 2 (Sept. 28): Zach Heller, Kyle Olson Week 3 (Oct. 5): Bradford Blackmon, Lyle Marsh, Jon Moore Week 4 (Oct. 12): Jake Lewko 2009 Ivy League Standings League Overall Team W L W L Harvard Penn Columbia Cornell Yale Princeton Brown Dartmouth Ivy Schedule Week 5 Saturday, October 17 Lafayette at Harvard, Noon [LSN] *Princeton at Brown, 12:30 pm [VERSUS] Fordham at Cornell, 12:30 pm Yale at Lehigh, 12:30 pm [SE2/FCS] Dartmouth at Holy Cross, 1 pm *Penn at Columbia, 1:30 pm [SIRIUS] *=Ivy League games 10

11 Penn Projected Two-Deep OFFENSE DEFENSE QB 14 Keiffer Garton 6-2, 200, Jr., 1L 8 Kyle Olson 6-0, 210, Sr., 1L 17 John Hurley 6-3, 200, So. RB 31 Michael DiMaggio 5-10, 215, Jr., 2L 28 Matt Hamscher 5-10, 190, So., 1L 26 Lyle Marsh 6-0, 215, Fr., HS FB 41 Luke DeLuca 6-0, 240, Jr., 1L 39 Greg Schuster 6-1, 235, Fr., HS WR 18 Kyle Derham 6-2, 205, Sr., 2L 3 Tyler Fisher 5-10, 185, Sr., 3L 88 Joe Holder 6-3, 190, So., 1L WR 21 Matt Tuten 5-11, 200, Jr., 1L 5 Marcus Lawrence 5-11, 180, Sr. 3L 9 Bradford Blackmon 5-8, 190, So., 1L TE 86 Ryan Murray 6-4, 225, Jr., 2L 81 Luke Nawrocki 6-3, 255, So. LT 62 Greg Van Roten 6-4, 285, So. 77 Alec Smith 6-5, 290, So. LG 67 Luis Ruffolo 6-2, 270, Jr., 1L 73 Mike Pinciotti 6-3, 285, Fr. C 59 Joe D Orazio 6-1, 270, Jr. 79 Joseph Krissel 6-3, 285, Sr., 1L DE 58 Kameron Jones 6-2, 235, So. 56 Brian Giesecke 6-4, 235, So. 52 Adam Triglia 6-0, 225, Jr. DT 93 Jared Sholly 6-1, 250, So. 94 Dan Wallach 6-3, 250, Jr. NG 75 Joe Goniprow 6-1, 275, Sr., 2L 95 Tom Castner 6-3, 265, Sr. DT 92 Brian Wing 6-3, 265, Jr., 1L 68 Brandon Copeland 6-1, 270, Fr. DE 40 Owen Thomas 6-2, 240, Jr., 1L 32 Brian Levine 6-2, 220, Jr. LB 50 Zach Heller 6-0, 225, Jr., 2L 42 Jason Rasmussen 6-1, 220, So. LB 53 Jake Lewko 6-1, 240, Sr., 2L 47 Erik Rask 6-2, 220, So. CB 6 Chris Wynn 5-9, 185, Sr., 3L 30 Anthony Marino 5-10, 175, Fr. CB 1 Jonathon Moore 5-10, 185, Sr., 1L 27 David Twamley 5-11, 185, Fr., HS FS 7 Josh Powers 5-11, 195, Jr., 1L 20 Jason Schmucker 6-2, 205, So. RG 57 Matt Schaefer 6-4, 295, Sr., 2L 66 Eric Jett 6-3, 285, Sr., 1L RT 71 Jared Mollenbeck 6-6, 295, Jr., 1L 74 Joe McKendry 6-4, 285, Jr. P 23 Scott Lopano 6-2, 185, Fr. 8 Kyle Olson 6-0, 210, Sr., 1L SPECIAL TEAMS SS 4 Kevin Gray 6-1, 205, Sr., 2L 37 Jim McGoldrick 6-0, 185, So. 12 Nate Powers 5-11, 195, Jr., 1L LS 53 Jake Lewko 6-1, 240, Sr., 2L 91 Ed Kispert 6-3, 225, So. PK 96 Andrew Samson 6-2, 195, Jr., 2L KO 99 Trevor Charlston 6-1, 190, Jr. H 18 Kyle Derham 6-2, 205, Sr., 2L 16 Brendan McNally 6-3, 215, Sr., 2L KR 3 Tyler Fisher 5-10, 185, Sr., 3L 9 Bradford Blackmon 5-8, 190, So., 1L PR 6 Chris Wynn 5-9, 185, Sr., 3L 5 Marcus Lawrence 5-11, 180, Sr., 3L 11

12 2009 Penn Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 1 Jonathan Moore DB Sr. Strake Jesuit/Missouri City, Texas 2 David Wurst WR Jr. Lake Orion/Orion, Mich. 3 Tyler Fisher WR Sr. Gonzaga College/Mitchellville, Md. 4 Kevin Gray DB Sr. Pascack Valley/Hillsdale, N.J. 5 Marcus Lawrence WR Sr. Loyola/Altadena, Calif. 5 Brad Marvin K/P So. Bronxville/Bronxville, N.Y. 5 Daniel Ritt DB Fr. Christian Brothers/Germantown, Tenn. 6 Chris Wynn DB Sr. Hunterdon Central/Flemington, N.J. 6 Andrew Holland QB Fr. St. Ignatius/Willoughby, Ohio 7 Josh Powers DB Jr. Hamilton Southeastern/Fishers, Ind. 8 Kyle Olson QB Sr. Fullerton JC/Los Alamitos, Calif. 8 C.J. Jackson DB Fr. Detroit CD/Birmingham, Mich. 9 Bradford Blackmon RB Jr. St. Andrews Episcopal/Jackson, Miss. 10 Billy Ragone QB Fr. Cheshire/Cheshire, Conn. 11 Ryan Calvert WR Jr. Harvard-Westlake/Studio City, Calif. 12 Nate Powers DB Jr. Hamilton Southeastern/Fishers, Ind. 13 Blake Adams WR Jr. Glen Rock/Glen Rock, N.J. 14 Keiffer Garton QB Jr. Douglas County/Castle Rock, Colo. 15 Chad Miller QB So. Foothill/Santa Ana, Calif. 16 Brendan McNally DB Sr. Penn Charter/Downingtown, Pa. 17 John Hurley QB So. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 18 Kyle Derham WR Sr. Charlotte Latin/Charlotte, N.C. 18 Allante Keels DB Fr. Episcopal/Washington D.C. 19 Ryan Brog QB So. Mullen/Denver, Colo. 19 Justyn Williams DB Fr. Loyola/Los Angeles, Calif. 19 Sam Chwarzynski DB Fr. Maine Twp. South/Norwood Park, Ill. 20 Jason Schmucker S So. Gonzaga College/Washington, D.C. 21 Matt Tuten WR Jr. Mountain Vista/Littleton, Colo. 22 Jonathan Saelinger DB Jr. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 23 Scott Lopano P Fr. Southlake Carroll/Southlake, Texas 24 Bryon Wolf DB Sr. Archbishop Mitty/Campbell, Calif. 24 Michael Breiner WR Fr. Heritage Christian/McCordsville, Ind. 25 Patrick Foley RB Fr. Notre Dame Prep/Phoenix, Ariz. 26 Lyle Marsh RB Fr. Bethel Park/Bethel Park, Pa. 27 David Twamley DB Fr. W.W. Plainsboro/Princeton Junction, N.J. 28 Matt Hamscher RB So. Whitehall/Whitehall, Pa. 29 Fred Craig DB So. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 30 Anthony Marino DB Fr. Bergen Catholic/Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. 31 Michael DiMaggio RB Jr. Bishop Eustace/Sewell, N.J. 32 Brian Levine DE Jr. Avon Old Farms/Westport, Conn. 33 Matt Swanson RB So. Eden Prairie/Eden Prairie, Minn. 34 Alex Paino LB Jr. Tarpon Springs/Tarpon Springs, Fla. 35 J.P. Grant DB So. McDonogh/Columbia, Md. 36 Sim K. Sims TE/RB Jr. Casady Prep/Oklahoma City, Okla. 37 Jim McGoldrick S So. St. Joseph s Prep/Havertown, Pa. 38 Justin Cosgrove FB/TE Jr. Chatham/Chatham, N.J. 39 Jake Peterson DL Sr. Douglas/Gardnerville, Nev. 39 Greg Schuster FB Fr. Salisbury School/New City, N.Y. 40 Owen Thomas DE Jr. Parkland/Allentown, Pa. 41 Luke DeLuca FB Jr. Phillips Academy/Grand Island, N.Y. 42 Jason Rasmussen LB So. Lake Highland Prep/Winter Park, Fla. 43 David Macknet RB Sr. Haddonfield/Haddonfield, N.J. 43 P.J. Hobson LB Fr. Jesuit/Temple Terrace, Fla. 44 Steve Lias LB Fr. Upper St. Clair/Pittsburgh, Pa. 45 McKinley Stephens LB Fr. Chaminade College/St. Louis Mo. 46 Jeff Jack RB Fr. Salisbury School/Othello, Wash. 47 Erik Rask LB So. Corona Del Mar/Newport Beach, Calif. No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 48 Brandon Colavita RB Fr. Washington Twp./Sewell, N.J. 49 A.J. Hewitt LB Jr. Trinity Prep/Orlando, Fla. 50 Zach Heller LB Jr. Lake Highland Prep/Orlando, Fla. 51 Anthony Stroffolino DE Fr. Southern Regional/Manahawkin, N.J. 52 Adam Triglia DE Jr. St. Joseph Regional/Ramsey, N.J. 53 Jake Lewko LB Sr. Shawnee/Medford, N.J. 54 Hunter Blackmore OL Fr. Kentwood/Covington, Wash. 55 Taylor Brown DL Fr. Rumson-Fair Haven/Fair Haven, N.J. 56 Brian Giesecke DL So. Chaminade/Manhasset, N.Y. 57 Matt Schaefer OL Sr. Naperville Central/Naperville, Ill. 57 Peter Miller DE Fr. Friends Academy/Brookville, N.Y. 58 Kameron Jones DE So. Los Alamitos/Cypress, Calif. 59 Joe D Orazio OL Jr. St. Joseph s Prep/Bryn Mawr, Pa. 60 Steve Guetig LB Fr. Fishers/Fishers, Ind. 61 Aubrey Moore DL So. Redland/Mechanicsburg, Pa. 62 Greg Van Roten OL So. Chaminade/Rockville Centre, N.Y. 63 Zac Costlow DL Fr. Steubenville Catholic/Toronto, Ohio 64 Sam Graham DL Fr. Woodinville/Woodinville, Wash. 66 Eric Jett OL Sr. Mesquite/Chandler, Ariz. 67 Luis Ruffolo OL Jr. Webster Thomas/Webster, N.Y. 68 Brandon Copeland DL Fr. Gilman School/Sykesville, Md. 69 Joe Bonadies OL Fr. Palisades Park/Leonia, N.J. 70 Ryan Narcum OL Jr. Downingtown/Exton, Pa. 71 Jared Mollenbeck OL Jr. Hampton-Dumont/Hampton, Iowa 72 Chris Fortunato OL Jr. Wall/Manasquan, N.J. 73 Mike Pinciotti OL Fr. St. Joseph s Prep/West Chester, Pa. 74 Joe McKendry OL Jr. St. Joseph s Prep/Jenkintown, Pa. 75 Joe Goniprow DL Sr. Barrington/Barrington, R.I. 75 Zack Vrtis OL Fr. Kennesaw Mountain/Kennesaw, Ga. 75 Dan Saris OL Fr. Lower Merion/Ardmore, Pa. 76 Anthony Ramirez OL So. Dr. Phillips/Orlando, Fla. 77 Alec Smith OL So. Carmel/Vernon Hills, Ill. 78 Peter Dandrea OL Fr. St. Augustine Prep/Longport, N.J. 79 Joseph Krissel OL Sr. Western/Davie, Fla. 79 Garrett Moore DL Fr. Langley/McLean, Va. 80 Ryan Allen TE Fr. Saint Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 81 Luke Nawrocki TE So. Chaminade/Syosset, N.Y. 82 Brian Leone TE So. Randolph/Randolph, N.J. 82 C.J. Mooney TE Fr. Malvern Prep/Chester Springs, Pa. 83 Brendan Putnam WR So. St. Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 84 Robert Gawlas TE Fr. Holy Redeemer/Shavertown, Pa. 85 Dan Lipschutz K/P So. Germantown Academy/Ambler, Pa. 85 Zack Perlman WR So. Pine Crest/Weston, Fla. 86 Ryan Murray TE Jr. Carmel/Carmel, Ind. 87 Colin Donnelly WR So. Central Bucks South/Chalfont, Pa. 88 Joe Holder WR So. St. Peters Prep/Jersey City, N.J. 89 Jason Seifert WR Fr. Delbarton School/Woodland Park, N.J. 91 Ed Kispert LS So. Gloucester Catholic/Erial, N.J. 92 Brian Wing DL Jr. Brother Rice/West Bloomfield, Mich. 93 Jared Sholly DL So. Clear Lake/Clear Lake, Iowa 94 Dan Wallach DL Jr. Central/Royal Palm Beach, Fla. 95 Tom Castner DL Sr. Jenkintown/Jenkintown, Pa. 96 Andrew Samson K Jr. Andover/West Bloomfield, Mich. 97 Derric Bath DL Jr. Mattoon/Mattoon, Ill. 98 Dave Kuncio K Jr. Bergen Catholic/Wyckoff, N.J. 99 Trevor Charlston K Jr. Beverly Hills/Beverly Hills, Calif. 12

13 2009 Penn Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 13 Blake Adams WR Jr. Glen Rock/Glen Rock, N.J. 80 Ryan Allen TE Fr. Saint Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 97 Derric Bath DL Jr. Mattoon/Mattoon, Ill. 9 Bradford Blackmon RB Jr. St. Andrews Episcopal/Jackson, Miss. 54 Hunter Blackmore OL Fr. Kentwood/Covington, Wash. 69 Joe Bonadies OL Fr. Palisades Park/Leonia, N.J. 24 Michael Breiner WR Fr. Heritage Christian/McCordsville, Ind. 19 Ryan Brog QB So. Mullen/Denver, Colo. 55 Taylor Brown DL Fr. Rumson-Fair Haven/Fair Haven, N.J. 11 Ryan Calvert WR Jr. Harvard-Westlake/Studio City, Calif. 95 Tom Castner DL Sr. Jenkintown/Jenkintown, Pa. 99 Trevor Charlston K Jr. Beverly Hills/Beverly Hills, Calif. 19 Sam Chwarzynski DB Fr. Maine Twp. South/Norwood Park, Ill. 48 Brandon Colavita RB Fr. Washington Twp./Sewell, N.J. 68 Brandon Copeland DL Fr. Gilman School/Sykesville, Md. 38 Justin Cosgrove FB/TE Jr. Chatham/Chatham, N.J. 63 Zac Costlow DL Fr. Steubenville Catholic/Toronto, Ohio 29 Fred Craig DB So. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 78 Peter Dandrea OL Fr. St. Augustine Prep/Longport, N.J. 41 Luke DeLuca FB Jr. Phillips Academy/Grand Island, N.Y. 18 Kyle Derham WR Sr. Charlotte Latin/Charlotte, N.C. 31 Michael DiMaggio RB Jr. Bishop Eustace/Sewell, N.J. 87 Colin Donnelly WR So. Central Bucks South/Chalfont, Pa. 59 Joe D Orazio OL Jr. St. Joseph s Prep/Bryn Mawr, Pa. 3 Tyler Fisher WR Sr. Gonzaga College/Mitchellville, Md. 25 Patrick Foley RB Fr. Notre Dame Prep/Phoenix, Ariz. 72 Chris Fortunato OL Jr. Wall/Manasquan, N.J. 14 Keiffer Garton QB Jr. Douglas County/Castle Rock, Colo. 84 Robert Gawlas TE Fr. Holy Redeemer/Shavertown, Pa. 56 Brian Giesecke DL So. Chaminade/Manhasset, N.Y. 75 Joe Goniprow DL Sr. Barrington /Barrington, R.I. 64 Sam Graham DL Fr. Woodinville/Woodinville, Wash. 35 J.P. Grant DB So. McDonogh/Columbia, Md. 4 Kevin Gray DB Sr. Pascack Valley/Hillsdale, N.J. 60 Steve Guetig LB Fr. Fishers/Fishers, Ind. 28 Matt Hamscher RB So. Whitehall/Whitehall, Pa. 50 Zach Heller LB Jr. Lake Highland Prep/Orlando, Fla. 49 A.J. Hewitt LB Jr. Trinity Prep/Orlando, Fla. 43 P.J. Hobson LB Fr. Jesuit/Temple Terrace, Fla. 88 Joe Holder WR So. St. Peters Prep/Jersey City, N.J. 6 Andrew Holland QB Fr. St. Ignatius/Willoughby, Ohio 17 John Hurley QB So. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 46 Jeff Jack RB Fr. Salisbury School (Conn.)/Othello, Wash. 8 C.J. Jackson DB Fr. Detroit CD/Birmingham, Mich. 66 Eric Jett OL Sr. Mesquite/Chandler, Ariz. 58 Kameron Jones DE So. Los Alamitos/Cypress, Calif. 18 Allante Keels DB Fr. Episcopal HS/Washington D.C. 91 Ed Kispert LS So. Gloucester Catholic/Erial, N.J 79 Joseph Krissel OL Sr. Western/Davie, Fla. 98 Dave Kuncio K Jr. Bergen Catholic/Wyckoff, N.J. 5 Marcus Lawrence WR Sr. Loyola/Altadena, Calif. 82 Brian Leone TE So. Randolph/Randolph, N.J. 32 Brian Levine DE Jr. Avon Old Farms/Westport, Conn. 53 Jake Lewko LB Sr. Shawnee/Medford, N.J. 44 Steve Lias LB Fr. Upper St. Clair/Pittsburgh, Pa. 85 Dan Lipschutz K/P So. Germantown Academy/Ambler, Pa. 23 Scott Lopano P Fr. Southlake Carroll/Southlake, Texas No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 43 David Macknet RB Sr. Haddonfield/Haddonfield, N.J. 30 Anthony Marino DB Fr. Bergen Catholic/Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. 26 Lyle Marsh RB Fr. Bethel Park/Bethel Park, Pa. 5 Brad Marvin K/P So. Bronxville/Bronxville, N.Y. 37 Jim McGoldrick S So. St. Joseph s Prep/Havertown, Pa. 74 Joe McKendry OL Jr. St. Joseph s Prep/Jenkintown, Pa. 16 Brendan McNally DB Sr. Penn Charter/Downingtown, Pa. 15 Chad Miller QB So. Foothill/Santa Ana, Calif. 57 Peter Miller DE Fr. Friends Academy/Brookville, N.Y. 71 Jared Mollenbeck OL Jr. Hampton-Dumont/Hampton, Iowa 82 C.J. Mooney TE Fr. Malvern Prep/Chester Springs, Pa. 61 Aubrey Moore DL So. Redland/Mechanicsburg, Pa. 79 Garrett Moore DL Fr. Langley/McLean, Va. 1 Jonathan Moore DB Sr. Strake Jesuit/Missouri City, Texas 86 Ryan Murray TE Jr. Carmel/Carmel, Ind. 70 Ryan Narcum OL Jr. Downingtown/Exton, Pa. 81 Luke Nawrocki TE So. Chaminade/Syosset, N.Y. 29 Steven O Hayon DB So. Miami CD/North Miami Beach, Fla. 8 Kyle Olson QB Sr. Fullerton JC/Los Alamitos, Calif. 34 Alex Paino LB Jr. Tarpon Springs/Tarpon Springs, Fla. 85 Zack Perlman WR So. Pine Crest/Weston, Fla. 39 Jake Peterson DL Sr. Douglas/Gardnerville, Nev. 73 Mike Pinciotti OL Fr. St. Joseph s Prep/West Chester, Pa. 12 Nate Powers DB Jr. Hamilton Southeastern/Fishers, Ind. 7 Josh Powers DB Jr. Hamilton Southeastern/Fishers, Ind. 83 Brendan Putnam WR So. St. Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 10 Billy Ragone QB Fr. Cheshire HS/Cheshire, Conn. 76 Anthony Ramirez OL So. Dr. Phillips/Orlando, Fla. 47 Erik Rask LB So. Corona Del Mar/Newport Beach, Calif. 42 Jason Rasmussen LB So. Lake Highland Prep/Winter Park, Fla. 5 Daniel Ritt DB Fr. Christian Brothers/Germantown, Tenn. 67 Luis Ruffolo OL Jr. Webster Thomas/Webster, N.Y. 22 Jonathan Saelinger DB Jr. St. Xavier/ Cincinnati, Ohio 96 Andrew Samson K Jr. Andover/West Bloomfield, Mich. 75 Dan Saris OL Fr. Lower Merion/Ardmore, Pa. 57 Matt Schaefer OL Sr. Naperville Central/Naperville, Ill. 20 Jason Schmucker S So. Gonzaga College/Washington, D.C. 39 Greg Schuster FB Fr. Salisbury School (Conn.)/New City, N.Y. 89 Jason Seifert WR Fr. Delbarton School/Woodland Park, N.J. 93 Jared Sholly DL So. Clear Lake/Clear Lake, Iowa 36 Sim K. Sims TE/RB Jr. Casady Prep/Oklahoma City, Okla. 77 Alec Smith OL So. Carmel/Vernon Hills, Ill. 45 McKinley Stephens LB Fr. Chaminade College/St. Louis Mo. 51 Anthony Stroffolino DE Fr. Southern Regional/Manahawkin, N.J. 33 Matt Swanson RB So. Eden Prairie/Eden Prairie, Minn. 40 Owen Thomas DE Jr. Parkland/Allentown, Pa. 52 Adam Triglia DE Jr. St. Joseph Regional/Ramsey, N.J. 21 Matt Tuten WR Jr. Mountain Vista/Littleton, Colo. 27 David Twamley DB Fr. W.W. Plainsboro/Princeton Junction, N.J. 62 Greg Van Roten OL So. Chaminade/Rockville Centre, N.Y. 75 Zack Vrtis OL Fr. Kennesaw Mountain/Kennesaw, Ga. 94 Daniel Wallach DL Jr. Central/Royal Palm Beach, Fla. 19 Justyn Williams DB Fr. Loyola/Los Angeles, Calif. 92 Brian Wing DL Jr. Brother Rice/West Bloomfield, Mich. 24 Bryon Wolf DB Sr. Archbishop Mitty/Campbell, Calif. 2 David Wurst WR Jr. Lake Orion/Orion, Mich. 6 Chris Wynn DB Sr. Hunterdon Central/Flemington, N.J. 13

14 Longest Plays... Rushing Touchdowns Sykes Tucker (Swarthmore ) Steve Rubin (Brown ) Jim Finn (Columbia ) Chester Minds (Gettsyburg ) Bill Graupner (Virginia ) Opponent yards, Gustave Welch (Carlisle ) Receptions Gary Vura to Karl Hall (Cornell ) George Koval to Greville Munger (Columbia ) Marty Vaughn to Bob Bucola (Columbia ) Bernie Zbrzeznj to Peter Blumenthal (Bucknell ) Gary Vura to Karl Hall (Cornell ) Mike Mitchell to Rob Milanese (Dartmouth ) Opponent yards, Rieker to Weaver (Lehigh ) Field Goals Tim Mazzetti (Lehigh ) Tim Mazetti (Lafayette ) John Dwyer (Princeton ) Jeremiah Greathouse (Brown ) Evan Nolan (San Diego ) Andy Glockner (Colgate ) Andy Glockner (Fordham ) Opponent yards, Jose Violante (Brown ) Interception Returns 100* Kunle Williams (Princeton ) Dana Lyons (Lafayette ) Walt Motson (Maryland ) Joe Piela (Columbia ) James Daniels (Columbia ) Anthony DeSalle (Cornell ) Scott Williams (at Brown ) Opponent yards, Pat Allman (Brown ) * Tied NCAA Record Punts Marsh Reynolds (Columbia ) Franny Murray (Penn State ) Charles Gill (Cornell ) Dave Amodio (Columbia ) Rob Sims (Cornell ) Opponent yards, Joe Randall (Brown ) Kickoff Returns Frank Riepl (Notre Dame ) Richard Gentle (Cornell ) David Dale (Gettysburg ) Chris Wynn (Brown ) Rolf Carlstein (Franklin & Marshall ) Barry Ellman (Lehigh ) Opponent yards, Bobby Jack Stuart (Army ) Punt Returns Steve Solow (Lehigh ) Joe Piela ( ) Chris Flynn (Princeton ) Bill Cobb (Princeton ) Reds Bagnell (Navy ) Joe Piela (Cornell ) Opponent yards, Laurence Bliss (Yale ) The Last Time... Penn Ranked (#25 SportsNetwork & USA Today/ESPN) Played a Ranked Opponent (L, 3-14 vs. #2 Villanova) Beat a Ranked Opponent (22-13 vs. #17 Harvard) Shut Out an Opponent (7-0 vs. Princeton) Shut Out an Opponent on the Road (31-0 at Cornell) Played Overtime (L, vs. Lafayette) Played Two Overtimes (Yale 26, at Penn 20) Played Three Overtimes (Yale 26, at Penn 20) Returned a Kickoff for a TD (C. Wynn at G town - 88 yds) Returned a Punt for a TD (G. Ambrogi vs. Villanova - 60 yds) Recovered a Fumble for TD (S. Williams vs. Brown - 18 yds) Returned an INT for a TD (S. Williams at Brown - 80 yds) Returned a Blocked FG for TD (J. Manning at Columbia - 62 yds) Returned a Blocked Punt for TD (J. McGoldrick vs. Dartmouth - 0 yds) QB Threw for 400 Yards (Mike Mitchell 428 vs. Dartmouth) QB Threw for 300 Yards (Bryan Walker 339 at Brown) QB Threw 5 TDs (Mike Mitchell vs. Cornell) RB Rushed for 200 Yards (Sam Mathews 204 vs. Yale) 2 RBs Rushed for 100 Yards Von Bryant (111) and Sam Mathews (102) at San Diego RB Rushed for 100 Yards 5-Straight Games... Sam Mathews, (Bucknell, 105; Columbia, 190; Yale, 204; Brown, 173; Princeton, 124) RB Scored 6 TDs (Jim Finn at Brown) RB Scored 4 TDs (Joe Sandberg at Columbia) Receiver with 10+ Catches (Braden Lepisto 10 at Brown) Receiver with 200 Yards (Dan Castles 204 vs. Cornell) Receiver with 100 Yards (Braden Lepisto 141 at Brown) Receiver Scored 4 TDs (Dan Castles vs. Cornell) Receiver Scored 3 TDs (Dan Castles vs. Dartmouth) Recorded a Safety (vs. Columbia) Recorded a Defensive PAT (Joey Alofaituli vs. Richmond - 75 yds) Kicked a 50-Yd FG (Jeremiah Greathouse 50 vs. Brown) Kicked 4 FGs (Derek Zoch at Dartmouth) Blocked FG Attempt (Brian Wing vs. Brown) Blocked 2 FG Attempts (at Lafayette) Blocked PAT (Brian Wing vs. Brown) Recovered an Onside Kick (at Harvard) Kicked a 60-Yd Punt (Anthony Melillo 63 at Dartmouth) An Opponent Shut Out Penn (at Harvard 33, Penn 0) Shut Out Penn at Franklin Field (Dartmouth 24, at Penn 0) Returned a Kickoff for a TD (Matt Szczur, Villanova - 87 yds) Returned a Punt for a TD (David Knox, Yale - 96 yds) Recovered a Fumble for TD (Ronald Samuel, Richmond - 22 yds) Returned an INT for a TD (Darrell Harrison, Brown - 65 yds) Recovered an Onside Kick (Brown) QB Threw for 300 Yards (Craig Hormann, Columbia yds) QB Threw 5 TDs (Jim Perry, Brown) QB Threw 4 TDs (Matt Dougherty, Brown) RB Rushed for 200 Yards (Rich Linden, Harvard yds) 2 RBs Rushed for 100 Yards Nick Crawford (204)/Chris Kouri (100), Yale RB Scored 5 TDs (Ed Marinaro, Cornell) RB Scored 4 TDs (Joe Holland, Cornell) RB Scored 3 TDs (Mike McLeod, Yale) Receiver with 100 Yards (Buddy Farnham, Brown-120) Receiver Scored 4 TDs (Stephen Campbell, Brown) Receiver Scored 3 TDs (Phil Atkinson, Villanova) Recorded a Safety (Lafayette) Recorded a Defensive PAT (Jay McCareins, Princeton) Kicked a 50-YD FG (Jose Violante, Brown - 51 yds) Kicked 5 FGs (Tyler Chase, Brown) 14

15 2009 Penn Football Penn Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 11, 2009) All games Date Opponent Score Att. 9/19/09 #2 VILLANOVA L /26/09 at Lafayette L * Oct 03, 2009 at Dartmouth W Oct 10, 2009 BUCKNELL W Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Marsh, Lyle Blackmon, Brad DiMaggio, Mike Ragone, Billy Derham, Kyle Garton, Keiffer Hurley,John Hamscher, Matt DeLuca, Luke Brog,Ryan Team Total Opponents Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Olson, Kyle Garton, Keiffer Hurley,John Derham, Kyle Ragone, Billy Blackmon, Brad Hamscher, Matt Total Opponents Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Derham, Kyle Blackmon, Brad Tuten, Matt Wurst, David DiMaggio, Mike Lawrence, Marcu DeLuca, Luke Holder, Joe Marsh, Lyle Fisher, Tyler Nawrocki, Luke Murray, Ryan Hamscher, Matt Allen, Ryan Total Opponents Field Goals fg pct lg blk Samson, Andrew PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Samson, Andrew DeLuca, Luke Blackmon, Brad Ragone, Billy Marsh, Lyle McGoldrick, Jim Fisher, Tyler Total Opponents Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln Lopano, Scott Charlston, Trev Total Opponents Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All games Conference Non-Conference Team Statistics PENN OPP FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing P e na l t y 1 6 RUSHING YARDAGE Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing 4 1 PASSING YARDAGE C om p-at t -I nt Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing 3 5 TOTAL OFFENSE Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards PUNTS-AVG TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:02 28: 56 3RD-DOWN Conversions 21/58 15/56 4TH-DOWN Conversions 2/5 5/9 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Moore, Jonathan Powers, Josh Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i blk Lopano, Scott Olson, Kyle Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Lawrence, Marcu Blackmon, Brad McGoldrick, Jim Total Opponents Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Blackmon, Brad Lawrence, Marcu Fisher, Tyler Wynn, Chris Total Opponents All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Blackmon, Brad Marsh, Lyle Lawrence, Marcu Derham, Kyle Tuten, Matt Total Opponents Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Marsh, Lyle Garton, Keiffer Olson, Kyle Hurley,John Blackmon, Brad Total Opponents

16 Team Statistics PENN OPP SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty 1 6 RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing 4 1 PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing 3 5 TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:02 28:56 3RD-DOWN Conversions 21/58 15/56 3rd-Down Pct 36% 27% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 2/5 5/9 4th-Down Pct 40% 56% SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS 0 4 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 8 7 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES % % RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS % % PAT-ATTEMPTS % % ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game 2/ /6910 Neutral Site Games 0/0 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Penn Opponents

17 2009 Penn Football Penn Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 11, 2009) All games Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd ## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 53 Lewko, Jake Heller, Zach Powers, Josh Gray, Kevin Thomas, Owen Moore, Jonathan Levine, Brian Rask, Erik Craig, Fred Goniprow, Joe McNally, Brendn Twamley, David Schmucker, Jaso McGoldrick, Jim Marino, Anthony Wing, Brian Sholly, Jared Copeland, B TM Team Rasmussen, J B Williams,J Powers, Nate Wynn, Chris A Jack,Jeff Murray, Ryan Colavita,B Derham, Kyle Ragone, Billy Tuten, Matt Van Roten, Greg Saelinger, Jon Total Opponents Penn Football Penn Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Oct 11, 2009) All games First Downs Rushing Passing Total Offense Return Turn- Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Number-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards Overs VILLANOVA / 13 6 / 8 8 / 3 0 / / / / / / / 2 Lafayette / 17 3 / 6 9 / 10 0 / / / / / / 77 1 / 0 Dartmouth / / 4 4 / 12 0 / / / / / / / 1 BUCKNELL / 11 5 / 6 8 / 5 1 / / / / / / 66 3 / 4 Totals / / / 30 1 / / / / / / / 7 3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Avg Avg Avg Punting Penalties Opponent Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yds/Rush Yds/Pass Yds/Play Number-Avg Number-Yards Sacks VILLANOVA 6-16 / / :22 / 24:38 10: / / / / / / 6 Lafayette 2-13 / / :34 / 34:26-8: / / / / / / 0 Dartmouth 6-14 / / :07 / 27:46 4: / / / / / / 0 BUCKNELL 7-15 / / :07 / 28:53 2: / / / / / / 0 Totals / / :10 / 115:43 8: / / / / / / 6 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 17

18 Penn Football Game Notes Oct. 17, 2009 at Columbia Game 1 - #2 Villanova at Penn Sept. 19, Franklin Field 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Villanova Penn PHILADELPHIA As inauspicious beginnings go, you would be hard-pressed to top the first play of Penn s 2009 football campaign: the Quakers kicked off to Villanova s Matt Szczur, and he took the return 87 yards for a touchdown. The play took all of 14 seconds. After that, though, Penn gave the second-ranked team in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS, formerly I-AA) all it could handle Saturday night at Franklin Field. Unfortunately, while the defense was flexing its collective muscles, the offense could not muster enough to overcome that first play. In the end, the Wildcats escaped the city limits and returned to the Main Line with a 14-3 victory. Villanova may have been playing its third game of the season, but the Cats looked out of sorts throughout the game thanks to Penn s stout D. The Quakers held Nova to just 187 yards of total offense on 50 plays, an average of only 3.7 per play. The defensive line and linebackers seemed to live in the Villanova backfield, led by Jake Lewko (career-high 13 tackles), benefiting from tight coverage by the secondary whenever Nova QB Chris Whitney -- and then Antwon Young -- looked to throw. Unfortunately for Penn fans, the same could be said on when the units switched up. Penn ran 62 plays in the game, and gained just 239 yards (a 3.9 average). While the Quakers had much more success through the air -- Keiffer Garton was 19-of-27 for 185 yards -- they seldom knocked on the door against a Nova defense that came up with six sacks. The tone for this contest was set after Szczur s kickoff return. Penn went threeand-out, gaining eight yards, and then Villanova did the same (gaining nine yards). The Quakers second possession ended after six plays and 25 yards, and the Wildcats second outing went five plays and 12 yards. Clearly, both teams were digging in. Penn s third possession gave the home side plenty to chew on; the Quakers ran 14 plays and covered 66 yards, getting as close as Villanova s 5-yard line. However, they could only settle for a field goal, and All-America candidate Andrew Samson was true on the 22-yarder. Momentum stayed with Penn when Jonathan Moore picked off Whitney at the Penn 28 on the first play of the ensuing drive -- his second in as many games, dating back to last season -- but the Quakers could only get to the Wildcats 42-yard line before punting. Villanova then put together its best drive of the first half, going 57 yards over 11 plays and eating up almost six minutes of clock. However, Penn caught a break when Nick Yako s 40-yard field goal fell wide right. Both defenses ratcheted up the intensity in the third quarter. Penn seemed to catch a break when Joe Goniprow forced a Whitney fumble from behind and Zach Heller recovered. However, on the very next play Garton threw into double coverage and Villanova s Ross Ventrone settled under it for the interception. Both teams went three-and-out, before Villanova finally found paydirt with its offensive unit. With Young now at the helm, the Wildcats marched 78 yards in 10 plays, scoring when Young found Brandyn Harvey in the right corner for a diving catch. Head coach Al Bagnoli inserted Billy Ragone into the quarterback spot for one possession, but his first pass of the night was picked by Fred Maldonado near midfield. Garton was under center the remainder of the game and led a 56-yard drive to start the fourth quarter that advanced to the Villanova 19-yard line. However, Penn Villanova First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offensive Plays-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 35:02 24:31 Third-Down Conversions 6/16 3/10 Fourth-Down Conversions 1/1 0/1 Red-Zone Scores/Chances 1/2 1/2 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Villanova-Young, Antwon 4-36; Szczur, Matt 7-27; Babbaro, Angelo 5-26; Ball, Aaron 7-25; Whitney, Chris Penn-DiMaggio, Mike 12-27; Hamscher, Matt 4-10; Marsh, Lyle 2-8; Derham, Kyle 1-8; Blackmon, Brad 1-6; Ragone, Billy 1-4; Garton, Keiffer 13-minus 9. PASSING: Villanova-Whitney, Chris ; Young, Antwon Penn-Garton, Keiffer ; Ragone, Billy RECEIVING: Villanova-White, Norman 2-31; Ball, Aaron 1-11; Wells, Dorian 1-10; Harvey, Brandyn 1-5; Babbaro, Angelo 1-2. Penn-Derham, Kyle 5-44; Tuten, Matt 4-82; Blackmon, Brad 4-35; DiMaggio, Mike 2-5; Holder, Joe 1-11; Lawrence, Marcu 1-6; Hamscher, Matt 1-1; Murray, Ryan 1-1. Attendance: 14,876 Kickoff time: 7:06 p.m. End of Game: 9:45 p.m. Total elapsed time: 2:39 Samson s field goal attempt was blocked by Tim Kukucka. Penn had just one full drive after that, and could only advance to Villanova s 41-yard line before Garton was sacked. Kyle Derham caught five passes on the night for 44 yards, while Matt Tuten had career highs with four grabs for 82 yards and Bradford Blackmon had four for 35 yards. 3 Scoring Summary Team Qtr. Time Play Plays-Yards TOP Villanova Penn Villanova 1 14:46 Szczur 87-yard kickoff return (Yako kick) --- 0: Penn 2 12:46 Samson 22-yard field goal : Villanova 3 2:34 Harvey 5-yard pass from Young (Yako kick) :

19 Penn Football Game Notes Oct. 17, 2009 at Columbia Game 2 - Penn at Lafayette Sept. 26, Fisher Field 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Penn Lafayette EASTON, Pa. After trailing 17-0 in the second quarter, the University of Pennsylvania football team came back to tie the game and force overtime with Lafayette Saturday during a steady rain at Fisher Stadium. However, the Leopards prevailed, 20-17, with a game-winning field goal in the first overtime. Penn had the ball first in the overtime session, but were unable to move the ball on three successive plays and were forced to settle for a long field goal attempt. Junior Andrew Samson had enough distance in the rain, but it was wide left. Lafayette gained 16 yards on the first three plays of the overtime possession before being held to a field goal. Davis Rodriguez then split the uprights on a 28-yard field goal, leading to a sideline-clearing celebration by the Leopards. Junior Keiffer Garton and senior Kyle Olson shared quarterback duties in the first half, but it was Olson and freshman running back Lyle Marsh who led the second half comeback. The duo led the Quakers to touchdowns on the first two drives of the half to fully erase a 17-3 halftime deficit. On Penn s opening drive in the second half, Marsh ran the ball four straight times, taking Penn from its own 36 to the Lafayette six-yard line. On second-and-goal, Olson connected with senior Tyler Fisher in the middle of the end zone for his first career touchdown pass. After forcing another Lafayette punt, Olson marched the Quakers 60 yards into the end zone in six plays. The senior quarterback was 3-for-3 on the drive for 51 yards. The final pass found junior Bradford Blackmon streaking down the far sideline. Blackmon leaped in the air and outreached the defender to haul in the 21-yard touchdown and tie the game at with 5:22 left in the third. Both teams penetrated deep into opposing territory on their ensuing drives, however, each defense came up with big fourth down stops. Both teams then continued to trade punts - which included a quick punt by Olson that pinned Lafayette at the two-yard line. Lafayette had a chance to win the game after recovering a fumble at the Penn 22. However, Rodriguez missed the 37-yard field goal with 2:32 left in the game. Lafayette got on the scoreboard first as senior quarterback Rob Curley set the tone early. Curley threw a perfectly placed touch pass to a well-covered Mark Layton for a 19-yard touchdown. After the Quakers went three-and-out, the Leopards picked up where they left off. Curley connected with Mitchell Bennett for a 14-0 lead with 10:43 left in the second. Penn drove into Lafayette territory for the first time on the ensuing drive after Fisher returned the kickoff to the 40-yard line. On fourth-and-2 from the Leopards 36-yard line, the Quakers went for the first down and got it. Garton rolled right and found senior Kyle Derham for seven yards. However, the offense was stifled from there and had to settle for a 42-yard field goal attempt that fell short. The missed field goal led to Lafayette s third straight scoring drive. The Leopards went 62 yards in 10 plays to take a 17-0 lead on a 29-yard field goal by Rodriguez with 1:05 to go in the half. Orchestrated by Olson, Penn drove 46 yards in the final 1:05 of the first half to get Samson within field goal range. With the rain coming down, Samson knocked through the 40-yard attempt as the half expired. Olson went 4-for-5 on the drive with the biggest completion being his last - a short pass that sophomore Joe Holder stretched into a 25-yard gain to set up Penn s first points. Penn Lafayette First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offensive Plays-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 25:34 34:26 Third-Down Conversions 2/13 5/16 Fourth-Down Conversions 1/3 1/2 Red-Zone Scores/Chances 1/1 4/5 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Penn-Marsh, Lyle 15-85; Garton, Keiffer 7-28; Blackmon, Brad 4-13; DiMaggio, Mike 2-7; Team 2-minus 2. Lafayette-Coon, Tyrell 15-40; White, Maurice 7-27; Jones, Eric 1-8; Curley, Rob 4-7; Rudolph, Jerome 2-7; Morrow, D. 4-3; Ferber, Matt 2-3; O Neil, Ryan 2-minus 4. PASSING: Penn-Olson, Kyle ; Garton, Keiffer Lafayette-Curley, Rob ; O Neil, Ryan RECEIVING: Penn-Derham, Kyle 6-37; Blackmon, Brad 2-47; Wurst, David 2-16; Holder, Joe 1-25; Murray, Ryan 1-12; Tuten, Matt 1-10; Fisher, Tyler 1-7; DiMaggio, Mike 1-5; Allen, Ryan 1-0. Lafayette-Layton, Mark 8-53; Bennett, M. 5-62; Rudolph, Jerome 3-29; Doty, Kevin 2-19; Padia, Nathan 2-19; Morrow, D. 1-26; White, Maurice 1-5. Attendance: 10,197 Kickoff time: 6:08 p.m. End of Game: 9:14 p.m. Total elapsed time: 3:06 17 Scoring Summary Team Qtr. Time Play Plays-Yards TOP Lafayette Penn Lafayette 1 2:43 Layton 19-yard pass from Curley (Rodriguez kick) : Lafayette 2 10:43 Bennett 21-yard pass from Curley (Rodriguez kick) : Lafayette 2 1:05 Rodriguez 29-yard field goal : Penn 2 0:00 Samson 40-yard field goal : Penn 3 11:10 Fisher 7-yard pass from Olson (Samson kick) : Penn 3 5:22 Blackmon 21-yard pass from Olson (Samson kick) : Lafayette OT --- Rodriguez 28-yard field goal

20 Penn Football Game Notes Oct. 17, 2009 at Columbia Game 3 - Penn at Dartmouth Oct. 3, Memorial Field 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Penn Dartmouth HANOVER, N.H. Playing in rainy, wet conditions for the second consecutive week, the Penn football team pulled out a win in Hanover, N.H., defeating Dartmouth, 30-24, on VERSUS in the Ivy League opener for both teams. Led by freshman Lyle Marsh s 120 rushing yards, Penn gained 288 yards on the ground which included rushing touchdowns from freshman quarterback Billy Ragone and junior fullback Luke DeLuca. But it was junior Bradford Blackmon who changed the game early in the fourth quarter. Dartmouth had clearly gained momentum after pulling within at the end of the third quarter. On Penn s next possession, the Quakers quickly faced third-andthree from their own 44. With the crowd on its feet, Blackmon went right and took a pitch from Olson, found a hole and turned on the speed. He went 55 yards before being pushed out of bounds at the one-yard line. Fullback Luke DeLuca finished it off from there, rushing for his third career touchdown on the next play. Senior Jonathan Moore, who finished with a career best and team-high eight tackles, intercepted Dartmouth s Alex Jenny on the next possession and the Quakers were never really threatend after that. Senior Andrew Samson knocked in his third field goal of the game - tying a career high - on the ensuing drive for a lead with 1:09 to go. Dartmouth scored with five seconds remaining to bring the Big Green within six points, but Kyle Derham jumped on the Big Green s onside kick to seal the game. It was the Penn special teams unit that struck the first blow. The defense forced a three-and-out on the first Dartmouth possession and on the ensuing punt, the snap flew well over the head of the Big Green punter, Matthew Kelly. When Kelly scooped up the ball and tried to punt, sophomore Jim McGoldrick blocked the kick, chased the ball into the endzone and fell on it for a 7-0 Penn lead two minutes into the contest. Later in the first quarter, the Penn offense got its first points of the day. Six of the seven plays were rushes by either Ragone and Marsh as they accounted for all 54 yards on the drive, capped off by Ragone s first collegiate touchdown - a three-yard rush to the near corner of the end zone. Dartmouth got back to within one possession, 14-10, midway through the second quarter. The Big Green pieced together a 13-play drive. The last play of the 74-yard march was a leaping 12-yard touchdown catch over a Penn defender in the back corner of the endzone. For the second straight game the Quakers added a late first-half field goal, driving 38 yards on 12 plays to set up Samson s 39-yard attempt. The drive lasted 5:47 and took up all but the last 47 seconds of the half, ensuring the lead at intermission. Samson was then called upon early in the second half for his second field goal of the game. Blackmon s 33-yard kick return and a late-hit penalty gave the Red and Blue the ball at the Dartmouth 26-yard line. Samson s 33-yard field goal gave Penn a lead less than two minutes into the half. The 10-point lead stuck until the last play of the third quarter. Two plays after converting a fourth-and-one from the Penn 40, Big Green running back Nick Schwieger scampered 19 yards to pull Dartmouth within three, leading to Blackmon s clutch run. Penn Dartmouth First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offensive Plays-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 32:07 27:46 Third-Down Conversions 6/14 3/13 Fourth-Down Conversions 0/0 3/3 Red-Zone Scores/Chances 5/5 4/4 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Penn-Marsh, Lyle ; Blackmon, Brad 4-70; Ragone,Billy 9-62; Dimaggio, Mike 8-35; Deluca, Luke 1-1; Team 1-0. Dartmouth-Schwieger, Nick 22-78; Jenny, Alex 2-minus 11; Palmer, Grant 0-4. PASSING: Penn-Olson, Kyle ; Ragone, Billy ; Blackmon, Brad Dartmouth-Jenny, Alex RECEIVING: Penn-Blackmon, Brad 3-12; Wurst, David 2-34; Derham, Kyle 2-12; Dimaggio, Mike 2-4; Deluca, Luke 1-7. Dartmouth-Babb, Garrett 6-35; Murphy, Niles 4-53; Scott, Tanner 4-35; Gallagher, John 3-22; Schwieger, Nick 2-14; Papajohn, C. 1-15; Deevy, Will 1-14; Foley, Justin 1-12; Brown, Thomas 1-4. Attendance: 3,623 Kickoff time: 12:00 p.m. End of Game: 3:09 p.m. Total elapsed time: 3:09 30 Scoring Summary Team Qtr. Time Play Plays-Yards TOP Dartmouth Penn Penn 1 12:50 McGoldrick 0-yard blocked punt return (Samson kick) Dartmouth 1 9:19 Schmidt 20-yard field goal : Penn 1 1:49 Ragone 3-yard run (Samson kick) : Dartmouth 2 6:44 Murphy 12-yard pass from Jenny (Schmidt kick) : Penn 2 0:47 Samson 39-yard field goal : Penn 3 13:27 Samson 35-yard field goal 4-9 1: Dartmouth 3 0:00 Schwieger 19-yard run (Schmidt kick) : Penn 4 12:55 DeLuca 1-yard run (Samson kick) : Penn 4 1:09 Samson 29-yard field goal : Dartmouth 4 0:05 Babb 8-yard pass from Jenny, Alex (Schmidt kick) :

21 Penn Football Game Notes Oct. 17, 2009 at Columbia Game 4 - Bucknell at Penn Oct. 10, Franklin Field 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Bucknell Penn PHILADELPHIA It took a little while, but the Penn football team was able to establish itself on defense and offense and down pesky Bucknell, The Quakers scored early and looked like they might roll to the win, but it wasn t until midway through the fourth quarter that they found paydirt again as Bucknell held them at bay. With its top three quarterbacks all sidelined with injuries, Penn started with sophomore John Hurley under center, and in his first career start he certainly did not start shaky as he completed his first two passes. However, the Quakers employed a little trickery and used an option with wide receiver Kyle Derham - the ball was picked off by Bucknell s Ahkiel White at the Bison 13. Bucknell went three-and-out, and then Bradford Blackmon returned the Bison punt 24 yards back to the Bucknell 40-yard line. On its second drive, Penn saved the trickeration for the end, capping a nine-play drive with a halfback option that saw Matt Hamscher find Luke DeLuca for a five-yard touchdown pass. The rest of the half was a stalemate, as both defenses were dominant in a 7-0 game. At the break, Penn led Bucknell in yardage just , and the Quaker defense bolstered its numbers with an interception (by Jonathan Moore) and a fumble recovery (by Justyn Williams). The defense stepped up again to start the third, as Josh Powers picked off a C.J. Hopson pass just inside Penn territory and ran it all the way back to Bucknell s 27- yard line. However, three plays yielded just seven yards, and then Andrew Samson was wide left with a 38-yard field goal attempt that kept the score 7-0. The third quarter provided more offensive stagnation on both sides, but in the final minute Bucknell finally got life when they picked off a Hurley pass at the Penn 27-yard line. The Penn defense had been strong all day, though, and this occasion was no different. Although the Bison advanced as far the 15-yard line - its only trip in the red zone all day - all they could muster was a 32-yard field goal from Drew Orth that made the score 7-3. The scoring drive covered seven plays and just 12 yards. Nevertheless, the points seemed to stir the Penn offense. Starting at their own 34, the Quakers need just seven plays to drive all the way to the Bucknell 25-yard line. However, it was there that Hurley threw another pick, this time bouncing off one of his own receivers and into the hands of Rob Gerlach at the 8-yard line. Just as the offense giveth, though, the defense taketh away. On Bucknell s second play of the ensuing drive, Tyler Smith coughed up the ball and Penn s Fred Craig fell on it at the Bison 11. Two plays after that, Blackmon ran in from four yards out and the score was 14-3 with 7:35 left. Penn s defense held Bucknell to a three-and-out on its next drive, then forced a turnover on downs the drive after that. Given the ball on the Bison 38-yard line, and with just a few minutes left in the game, Penn put together a four-play drive that ended with Lyle Marsh scoring a three-yard rushing touchdown. Penn gained 264 yards on the day and held Bucknell to 196 (and an average of 2.8 yards per play on the day). Hurley ended the game with 14 completions on 27 attempts for 148 yards. David Wurst and Matt Tuten had three catches each, while five others caught two balls and nine players snared passes in all. Defensively, Jake Lewko led the way with 11 tackles, and the Quakers came up with three sacks and five tackles for loss in addition to forcing four turnovers. Penn Bucknell First Downs Rushes-Yards (Net) Passing Yards (Net) Passes Att-Comp-Int Total Offensive Plays-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 31:07 28:53 Third-Down Conversions 7/15 4/17 Fourth-Down Conversions 0/1 1/3 Red-Zone Scores/Chances 3/3 1/1 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Bucknell-Smith, Ryan 13-51; Hopson, C.J ; Kizekai, A.J. 7-18; Smith, Tyler 6-15; TEAM 1-minus 1. Penn-Marsh, Lyle 17-39; Blackmon, Brad 5-23; Derham, Kyle 3-17; Hurley, John 2-14; Hamscher, Matt 1-4; Deluca, Luke 1-3; Dimaggio, Mike 3-0. PASSING: Bucknell-Hopson, C.J Penn-Hurley, John ; Derham, Kyle ; Hamscher, Matt RECEIVING: Bucknell-Woods, Marlon 4-22; Simmons, Brandon 2-16; Kizekai, A.J. 2-15; Smith, Ryan 2-10; Pasternak, Shaun 1-12; Pulgrano, Justin 1-11; Cadman, Cale 1-6. Penn-Wurst, David 3-34; Tuten, Matt 3-15; Lawrence, Marcus 2-40; Marsh, Lyle 2-22; Nawrocki, Luke 2-20; Deluca, Luke 2-14; Blackmon, Brad 2-2; Fisher, Tyler 1-14; Dimaggio, Mike 1-3. Attendance: 7,791 Kickoff time: 1:06 p.m. End of Game: 3:50 p.m. Total elapsed time: 2:44 21 Scoring Summary Team Qtr. Time Play Plays-Yards TOP Bucknell Penn Penn 1 7:23 DeLuca 5-yard pass from Hamscher (Samson kick) : Bucknell 4 13:15 Orth 32-yard field goal : Penn 4 7:35 Blackmon 4-yard run (Samson kick) : Penn 4 1:52 Marsh 3-yard run (Samson kick) :