JOHNS HOPKINS FOOTBALL 2017 Blue Jay Game Notes - Game 1

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1 12 Centennial Conference Championships Since NCAA Playoff Appearances Since 2005 JOHNS HOPKINS FOOTBALL 2017 Blue Jay Game Notes - Game 1 GAME INFORMATION Date Friday, September 1, 2017 Kickoff 7 pm Location Lexington, VA Venue Wilson Field Surface Field Turf Capacity 4, JOHNS HOPKINS SCHEDULE & RESULTS Sept. Washington & Lee 7 pm 9 Susquehanna * 1 pm 16 Moravian * Noon Dickinson * 1 pm Ursinus * 1 pm Oct. 7 Franklin & Marshall * 1 pm 20 Gettysburg * 7 pm Muhlenberg * 2 pm Nov. 4 Juniata * Noon McDaniel * Noon THE MATCHUP Johns Hopkins Blue Jays vs Washington & Lee Generals Watch/Listen/Follow Live Video Live Stats On On Instagram HopkinsFootball HOPKINSSPORTS.COM GENERALSSPORTS.COM Overall Record 0-0 Overall Record 0-0 Centennial Record 0-0 ODAC Record 0-0 Current Streak Lost 1 Current Streak Won 1 Rankings No Poll (AFCA) 13th (D3Football.com) Rankings No Poll (AFCA) Not Ranked (D3Football.com) * Centennial Conference Game Home Games in Bold ASSISTANT COACHES Chantz Anderson Asst. Offensive Line Greg Chimera Offensive Coordinator/QBs Eric Franklin Wide Receivers Joel Jorgensen Strong Safeties David Josephson Defensive Backs/ Special Teams Coordinator. Mark Nastase Defensive Line Tory Palmer Student Assistant Mickey Rehring Defensive Coordinator Nick Schloeder Offensive Line Rusty Wright Running Backs JOHNS HOPKINS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Director of Athletic Communications: Ernie Larossa Larossa Office Phone: 410/ Larossa Home Phone: 410/ Larossa Cell Phone: 410/ Larossa Fax: 410/ Larossa elarossa@jhu.edu Asst. Director of Ath. Communications: Jill Guise Guise Office Phone 410/ Ath. Communications Assistant: Lauren Dellipoali Dellipoali Office Phone: 410/ Coordinator of Digital Media: Matt Lawrence Lawrence Office Phone: 410/ On the Web: Head Coach Jim Margraff Head Coach Scott Abell Career Record (.700) 28th Year Career Record (.596) 6th Year Record at JHU Same Record at W&L Same All-Time FB Record th Year All-Time FB Record th Year The Game: Johns Hopkins opens the 2017 season as the Blue With a Victory... Jays travel to Lexington, Virginia to take on Washington & Lee. Kickoff at Wilson Field is set for 7 pm on Friday, September Johns Hopkins would improve to 34-3 since the current senior class arrived in A Look Back: Johns Hopkins posted an 11-1 record, won an eighth straight Centennial Conference title and advanced to the NCAA Playoffs for the seventh time in eight years last season.... The Blue Jays would extend Poll Position: Despite suffering heavy losses to graduation, their regular season winning Johns Hopkins earned several top 20 preseason rankings. The streak to 42 games dating Blue Jays were ranked fifth by Lindy s, 12th by Street & Smith s and back to late in the 2012 season. 13th by D3football.com. Johns Hopkins also topped the Centennial Conference preseason poll.... JHU would improve to Against the ODAC: This week s game against Washington & Lee 25-9 against teams from the will be the 34th for Johns Hopkins against a team from the ODAC ODAC. including 8-1 against since head coach Jim Margraff took over in The Blue Jays Washington & Lee, under are currently 24-9 against ODAC teams under Margraff s direction, head coach Jim Margraff. including 7-1 against Washington & Lee. Hopkins first and last wins of the 2016 season came against... Hopkins would extend ODAC competition as JHU topped W&L, 45-29, in the season opener and topped Randolph-Macon, 42-21, in the first round of the its winning streak in season openers to seven games. NCAA Playoffs.... The Blue Jays would win For Openers: Johns Hopkins is in season-openers under their 28th consecutive games head coach Jim Margraff and the Blue Jays have currently won six in the month of September straight openers and 14 of their last 18. dating back to the 2010 season

2 Scouting The Generals W&L Quickly: Washington & Lee enters the 2017 season after posting a 6-4 overall record, including a 5-2 mark in the ODAC. The Generals closed the season with a win against Shenandoah. A Rush to Judgement: No secret to what the Generals will do offensively as Washington & Lee s option offense has led the nation in rushing in each of the last two years. W&L averaged yards per game in 2015 and yards per game last season. Since 2010, W&L has finished no lower than sixth in the nation in rushing offense. While the Generals must replace more than 72% of their rushing yards and nearly 95% of their passing yards from last season, there is still plenty of returning firepower. Senior Matt Sgro gets his chance to run the offense this season; he has rushed for 435 yards and two scores in 25 career games played. The top returning running back is senior Walker Brand, who earned Third Team All-ODAC honors last season and has rushed for more than 1,400 yards and 10 touchdowns in his career. Garrett Headlines Experienced Defense: Senior linebacker Max Garrett, a two-time First Team All-ODAC selection, is the top returning player on a defense that returns seven starters from last season. Garrett posted 109 tackles a year ago and plays just in front of safeties Michael Shields and Thomas Freeland and cornerback Greg Reames, who have combined for more than 400 career tackles and 15 interceptions. Notes of Interest: Washington & Lee has won its last three season-openers at home The Generals are 29-6 in their last 35 home games dating back to 2010 In the last seven seasons, Washington & Lee has rushed for 400+ yards in 31 games and the Generals are 29-2 in those 31 W&L was one of the highest scoring fourth-quarter teams in the nation last season as the Generals scored 105 of their 339 points in the fourth period in W&L Schedule/Results Sept. 1 Johns Hopkins 7 pm 9 Sewanee 1 pm Claremont-Mudd Scripps 4 pm Emory & Henry * 1 pm Oct. 7 Washington St. Louis 12 pm 14 Guilford * 1 pm Hampden-Sydney * 1 pm Randolph-Macon * 1 pm Nov. 4 Bridgewater * 1 pm Shenandoah * 1 pm * ODAC Game Oh Captain, My Captain: Johns Hopkins will be led this season by senior co-captains Brett Caggiano, Anthony Campanile, Ryan Cary, Keonte Henson and Michael Munday. Friday Night Lights: This week s game against Washington & Lee will be the 55th Johns Hopkins has played on Friday night since Since then, the Blue Jays have compiled a (.694) record in Friday night games, including a (.744) mark under head coach Jim Margraff. JHU Ties Victory Record: Johns Hopkins tied the school record for wins in a season with its 11 last season. The Blue Jays first won 11 games in a season in 2014 and matched that in 2015 and 2016 after winning 10 in 2009, 2011, 2012 and Centennial Conference Champions: Johns Hopkins claimed its record 12th Centennial Conference title last season with all 12 championships coming since JHU s 12 CC titles are three more than Dickinson and Muhlenberg have accumulated. Even more impressive? Hopkins was the last team in the league to win its first title (2002), but the first to get to 10 championships. Playoff Bound: With the 2016 Centennial Conference title came an automatic bid to the NCAA Playoffs. Hopkins made its sixth straight trip to the NCAAs, seventh in eight years and eighth overall. All eight appearances have some since Straight: With a perfect 10-0 record in the regular season last year, Johns Hopkins extended its regular season winning streak to 41 games dating back to the end of the 2012 season. 37 Straight: With the perfect 9-0 Centennial Conference record last season, Johns Hopkins extended its league winning streak to 37 games dating back to late in the 2012 season. The 37-game run is the longest streak in league history and the longest active conference winning streak in all divisions of NCAA college football. Sweet September: Johns Hopkins enters the 2017 season having won 27 straight and 30 of its last 31 games in the month of September. The only team Tale of the Tape (2016 Stats) JHU Category W&L 11-1 Record 6-4 L1 Streak L Points/Game Total Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Points Allowed/Game Total Defense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Even Turnover Margin +5 29:31 Time of Possession 31:50 59-of-62 (.952) Red Zone Offense 36-of-43 (.837) 31 (186 yds.) Sacks By 14 (90 yds.) 91-of-176 (.517) 3rd Down Conv. 65-of-139 (.468) Centennial Favorites For the ninth consecutive year and the 12th time in the last 14 years, Johns Hopkins was selected as the favorite in the Centennial Conference preseason poll of coaches and athletic communications directors. The Blue Jays received 18 of 20 first-place votes and totaled 162 points to out-distance Muhlenberg, which checked in at number two in the poll with one first-place vote and 138 points Centennial Conference Preseason Poll Rk. School (1st-Place Votes) - Points 1. Johns Hopkins (18) Muhlenberg (1) Franklin & Marshall Susquehanna (1) Moravian Gettysburg Ursinus McDaniel Juniata Dickinson - 24 to beat JHU in the month of September in its last 31 games? Randolph-Macon, which posted a win over JHU on September 11, More September: Johns Hopkins has not lost a home game in the month of September since September 22, 2007, when Moravian escaped Homewood with a victory. Since then the Blue Jays have won 17 straight at home in September. State of Affairs: The 93-man Johns Hopkins football team includes players from 19 different states. I m Honored: Johns Hopkins suffered some big losses to graduation after the 2016 season, but the Blue Jays still return six players who earned All-Centennial Conference honors a year ago. Below is a list of JHU s returning All-CC selections: Brett Caggiano (TE) 1st Team Anthony Campanile (OL) 2nd Team Ryan Cary (RB) 2nd Team - 2 -

3 Head Coach Jim Margraff Jim Margraff (JHU 82) is in his 28th season as the head coach at Homewood and ranks as the all-time winningest coach in school history with an overall record of (.700). Margraff has guided the Blue Jays to some of the greatest seasons and moments in program history with the last several years among the best of the best. Johns Hopkins has a combined record of 63-7 since the start of the 2011 season, counts eight straight Centennial Conference titles to its credit, has qualified for the NCAAs seven times in the last eight years and has been ranked in the top 25 in the nation every week since the start of the 2011 season. The recent run of success for Johns Hopkins began in 2002, when Margraff directed the Blue Jays to a then school-record nine wins, a share of the Centennial title and an ECAC Championship. Since then, Hopkins has won 12 Centennial titles, made eight trips to the NCAA Playoffs and won four ECAC Championships. The 12 Centennial titles are the most of any team in league history and have come in a span of just 15 seasons. To put this all in perspective, consider that the 200 wins JHU has accumulated under Jim Margraff are 31 more than Hopkins accumulated in the 50 previous years combined ( ). In addition, JHU had never played a post-season game in its history before 2002 and hadn t won a conference title of any kind since 1969 before Margraff s Blue Jays grabbed the 2002 CC championship. Winningest FB Coaches - Johns Hopkins History 1. Jim Margraff ( ) (.700) 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. Jim Margraff (JHU / ) Barry Streeter (GC / ) Mike Donnelly (Muhl / ) Darwin Breaux (DC / ) Margraff s Milestone Victories No. Opponent (Date) Score_Game # 1 FDU-Madison ( ) Bridgewater ( ) Washington & Lee (9-8-01) Gettysburg ( ) Juniata ( ) Moravian ( ) Ursinus ( ) # Randoph-Macon ( ) Sets JHU career record for coaching victories # Sets Maryland state record for coaching victories Margraff s Championships at Johns Hopkins Centennial 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, , 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 ECAC 2002, 2003, 2004, 2010 NCAA Playoff Appearances 2005, , 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Lance Hammond (DL) Honorable Mention Keonte Henson (DL) 1st Team Cameron Little (OL) 1st Team First Time Starter at Quarterback: Regardless of who gets the start at quarterback at Washington & Lee this week, they will be starting the first game of their career. The last eight Johns Hopkins quarterbacks making their first career start all fared well as each came up with victories; those results are listed below: Shane Kibbe - RMC (2006), W/21-14 Michael Murray - Muhlenberg (2006), W/10-7 Max Islinger - McDaniel (2007), W/31-3 Tyler Porco - St. Lawrence (2008), W/34-3 Hewitt Tomlin - RMC (2008), W/39-31 (3OT) Robbie Matey - Muhlenberg (2011), W/27-17 Braden Anderson - RMC (2014), W/42-3 Jonathan Germano - RMC (2015), W/52-17 One of Four: Johns Hopkins is one of just four teams in the nation to be ranked in the top 20 by the AFCA every week since the start of the 2012 season. The others are Mount Union, Mary Hardin-Baylor and Linfield. Margraff Holds State Record: Johns Hopkins head coach Jim Margraff became the winningest college football coach in Maryland state history with a win at Ursinus late in the 2014 season as that gave him 175 career victories, a mark he upped to 200 with 11 wins durig the 2016 season. Margraff now sports a career record of (.700) entering this week s game at Washington & Lee. All-Time Winningest Football Coaches - State of Maryland (College Coaches) 1. Jim Margraff (JHU) Eddie Hurt (Morgan) Sherman Wood (Salisbury/Bowie) H.C. Curley Byrd (MD) Phil Albert (Towson) Tim Keating (McDaniel) Margraff Sixth on Division III Victories List: In addition to ranking as the winningest coach in school and Maryland state history, Jim Margraff also ranks sixth among active NCAA Division III coaches in career victories; below is a look at the top 10: Rk. Name - School Victories 1. Rick Giancola - Montclair St Mike Drass Wesley Rich Lackner - Carnegie Mellon 203 4T. Steve Johnson Bethel 202 Larry Kindbom WashU Jim Margraff - Johns Hopkins Pete Fredenburg Mary Hardin-Baylor Barry Streeter Gettysburg 193 9T. Norm Eash - Illinois Wesleyan 191 Joe Fincham Wittenberg 191 Robert H. Scott Visitors to Homewood Field this season will be greeted by a statue commemorating former Johns Hopkins Director of Athletics and men s lacrosse coach Robert H. Scott. The statue, which was unveiled in October 2016, is positioned at the main campus entrance to the stadium. Scott, who passed away on September 15, 2016, spent 20 years as the men s lacrosse coach at Johns Hopkins ( ) and guided the Blue Jays to seven national championships, including the program s first NCA title in He continued to serve the University as the Director of Athletics until his retirement in 1995 and hired current Johns Hopkins football coach Jim Margraff prior to the 1990 season

4 Johns Hopkins Record... In Since Under JHU s Record Margraff Overall Home Away During the day At night Centennial CC Home CC Away Non-Conference NC Home NC Away Postseason Postseason - Home Postseason - Away First 100, Last 100: It took Johns Hopkins football coach Jim Margraff 158 games to reach career win number 100 (which he secured with a 14-0 victory against Gettysburg in 2005). It took him just 129 games to win his next 100 as career victory number 200 came with a victory against Randolph-Macon in the first round of the 2016 NCAA Playoffs. On a Roll: Johns Hopkins is 63-1 in its last 64 regular season games dating back to late in the 2010 season. The only team to top the Blue Jays duirng that run? Franklin & Marshall, which topped the Blue Jays, 14-12, in On A Roll, Part II: Johns Hopkins is 68-7 in its last 75 games overall since late in the 2010 season. Sustained Success: Since the start of the 2002 season the Blue Jays sport a (.793) record. Taking it back farther, the Blue Jays are (.787) since the start of the 2001 season and (.771) since the beginning of the 2000 season. Seven s Heaven: Since the beginning of the 2003 season the Blue Jays are (.818) when scoring more than seven points and 0-7 when they have been held to seven points or less. 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 0-0 Leading at the half 0-0 Leading after 3rd Q 0-0 Trailing after 1st Q 0-0 Trailing at the half 0-0 Trailing after 3rd Q 0-0 Tied after 1st Q 0-0 Tied at the half 0-0 Tied after 3rd Q 0-0 Less than 300 yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yardstotal Offense 0-0 Less than 100 yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards passing yards passing yards passing 0-0 Allow less than 100 rushing yards 0-0 Allow less than 100 passing yards 0-0 Allow less than 150 passing yards 0-0 Allow less than 200 passing yards 0-0 Allow less than 200 yards TO 0-0 Allow less than 250 yards TO 0-0 Allow less than 300 yards TO 0-0 At Home at Homewood: Johns Hopkins has parlayed its home field advantage into victories in recent years. In fact, the Blue Jays are 38-5 (.884) in the home blacks since the start of the 2010 season. Series History Johns Hopkins and Washington & Lee are meeting for the 16th time in a series that dates to a 34-3 W&L victory on October 18, Johns Hopkins holds a slim advantage after posting a win in The Generals had the upper hand in the series early on as they won the first three matchups and held a advantage after topping the Blue Jays, 22-8, in The teams renewed the series in 1997 for seven years with Johns Hopkins winning six of the seven games played in that time, including a 36-7 victory on September 13, 2003; that was the last time the team s met for last season, when JHU opened the 2016 season with a win against the Generals. The Blue Jays have won all four meetings played at Homewood Field since 1997 and have scored at least 31 points in each of those victories. After being held to 13 points or less in each of the first seven meetings, Johns Hopkins scored 31 or more five times in the seven meetings between , including 43 at W&L in The 43 points JHU scored that day were, at the time, a school record for most points scored in a season opener by a Johns Hopkins football team. JHU Game Highs vs. W&L Rushing: 180 Adam Gentile Passing: 258 Rob Heleniak Receiving: 151 Zach Baylin Last 10 Meetings W&L/ W&L/ JHU/ JHU/ JHU/ W&L/ JHU/ (OT) JHU/ JHU/ JHU/

5 Hopkins Football - A Tradition of Academic and Athletic Excellence Centennial Conference Champions: Johns Hopkins claimed its 12th Centennial Conference title last sesaon with all 12 championships coming since JHU s 12 CC titles are the most in league history. the Blue Jays are 4-1 all-time in ECAC Bowl Games. Including ECAC games, Johns Hopkins has advanced to the post-season in each of the last nine years. Below is a look at JHU s all-time ECAC Bowl results: All-Time Centennial Football Titles Johns Hopkins (2002, 03, 04, 05, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15) 12 Dickinson (1988, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 2004, 06) 9 Muhlenberg (1983, 86, 2001, 02, 03, 04, 07, 08, 10) 9 McDaniel (1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 04) 7 Franklin & Marshall (1986, 87, 88, 93, 95, 2004) 6 Gettysburg (1983, 84, 85) 3 Ursinus (1996, 2010) 2 Swarthmore (1983, 84) 2 NCAA History: Johns Hopkins made its eighth trip to the NCAA Playoffs last season with all eight appearances coming since 2005 under the direction of Jim Margraff, the all-time winningest coach in school history. The Blue Jays are 6-8 all-time in the NCAAs with a run to the NCAA Quarterfinals in 2009 and trips to the second round in 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2016 highlighting JHU s NCAA history. Below is a look at JHU s all-time NCAA results: st Rd. 1st Rd. 2nd Rd. QF 1st Rd. 1st Rd. 2nd Rd. 1st Rd. 1st Rd. 2nd Rd. 1st Rd. 2nd Rd. 1st Rd. 2nd #15 Thiel #14 Hampden-Sydney #10 Thomas More #3 Wesley L/0-12 St. John Fisher L/12-23 Washington & Jefferson #1 Mount Union L/13-55 #14 Wesley L/24-29 Rowan #7 Hobart L/21-24 #19 Western New England W/52-21 #12 Wesley L/37-42 Randolph-Macon W/42-21 #8 Mount Union L/21-28 Post-Season Regulars: Including last season, Johns Hopkins has advanced to the post-season 13 times since 2002 as JHU has played in five ECAC Bowl Games and the seven NCAA Tournaments since Including the 6-8 record in NCAA action, Johns Hopkins sports a 10-9 all-time post-season record as ECAC SW Bowl ECAC SA Bowl ECAC SE Bowl ECAC SW Bowl ECAC SA Frostburg St. W/24-21 King s (PA) W/41-13 Waynesburg W/26-23 Catholic L/17-18 Lebanon Valley W/44-14 It s All Academic - Part I: When the 2016 CoSIDA Academic All-District II Team was announced it was dominated by Johns Hopkins as JHU produced seven selections to the team. The Blue Jays seven selections give the team 63 Academic All-District players in the last eight years, 92 in the last 14 years and 118 since Below is look at Johns Hopkins 2016 CoSIDA Academic All-District selections: Kyle Bonci (Sr. DL) Jack Campbell (Sr. LB) Marcus Spearman (Sr. DB) Jack Toner (Sr. DB) Brett Caggiano (Jr. WR) Cameron Little (So. OL) Chris Stauch (Jr. DL) It s All Academic - Part II: Of the seven players who earned Academic All-District honors in 2016, three went on to be selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Team. The three selections were Jack Campbell (1st Team), Jack Toner (1st Team) and Cameron Little (2nd Team). The three selections boost JHU s all-time total of football Academic All-Americans to 28. Of that total, 26 have come since head coach Jim Margraff took over in All-Time CoSIDA Football Academic All-Americans Centennial Football Schools Johns Hopkins 26 Muhlenberg 11 Franklin & Marshall 5 Ursinus 3 Gettysburg 4 Dickinson 1 Juniata 1 McDaniel 1 Since formation of Centennial in 1983 only. -5-

6 Career Highs David Brookhart Receptions Dickinson (2016) Receiving Yards McDaniel (2015) Long Reception McDaniel (2015) Touchdowns 1, Four times Zack Baker Attempts 10, vs. Gettysburg (2016) Completions 8, vs. Gettysburg (2016) Passing Yards 80, vs. Juniata (2016) TD Passes 1, vs. Juniata (2016) Rushing Yards 29, vs. Gettysburg (2016) Rushing TDs 1, vs. Western New England (2015) Brett Caggiano Receptions #24 Muhlenberg (2016) vs. Moravian Susquehanna (2016), vs. #12 Wesley (2015) Receiving Yards (100+) #24 Muhlenberg (2016) F&M (2016), 101, vs. Moravian (2016) Ursinus (2016), Susquehanna (2016) Long Reception F&M (2016) Randolph-Macon (2015) TD Receptions Ursinus (2016) Ryan Cary Rushing Attempts #24 Muhlenberg (2016) Rushing Yards (100+) 158, vs. W&L (2016) F&M (2016) Dickinson (2016), 102, vs. Gettysburg (2016) #24 Muhlenberg (2016) Longest Rush F&M (2016) Rushing Touchdowns 3, vs. W&L (2016) Receptions 5, vs. Gettysburg Receiving Yards F&M (2016) Longest Reception F&M (2016) TD Receptions 1, Three times All-Purpose Yards 227, vs. W&L (2016) F&M (2016) Michael Curry Tackles 7, vs. #8 Mount Union (2016) Interceptions 2, vs. Randolph-Macon (2016) Lance Hammond Moravian (2016) Tackles 7, Randolph-Macon (2016) vs. W&L (2016), Rowan (2014) Tackles For Loss 2.0, vs. Moravian (2016) Sacks Keonte Henson 1.0, Four times Tackles 9, vs. #12 Wesley (2015) Moravian (2015) Tackles For Loss 3.0, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Sacks #24 Muhlenberg (2016) Mike Kalanik Tackles vs. Muhlenberg (2015) 3, Twice Tackles For Loss 1.0, vs. Juniata (2016) Luke McFadden Receptions 11, vs.randolph-macon (2016) Receiving Yards (100+) 222, vs. Randolph-Macon (2016) Long Reception 46, vs. Randolph-Macon (2016) Touchdowns 2, vs. Randolph-Macon (2016) Tyler Messinger Rushing Attempts 6, Four Times Rushing Yards 74, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Longest Rush 46, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Rushing Touchdowns 1, Four Times Kickoff Return Yards McDaniel (2015) Long Kickoff Return McDaniel (2015) All-Purpose Yards McDaniel (2015) Michael Munday Tackles 9, vs. #12 Wesley (2015) Interceptions 2, vs. Juniata (2016), vs. #12 Wesley (2015) Pass Breakups Juniata (2015) Dane Rogerson Rushing Attempts 14, vs. Randolph-Macon (2016) Rushing Yards 48, vs. Randolph-Macon (2016) Long Rush Dickinson (2016) Rushing TDs 1, Twice Kickoff Returns 4, vs. Washington & Lee (2016) Kickoff Return Yards 101, vs. Washington & Lee (2016) Long Kickoff Return 63, vs. Gettysburg (2016) All-Purpose Yards 137, vs. McDaniel (2016) Dickinson (2016) Addison Quinones Tackles 7, vs. #8 Mount Union (2016) Tackles For Loss 0.5, vs. McDaniel (2016) PBUs 1, Twice Jamie Sullivan Extra Points 6, Four Times Field Goals Made 2, vs. McDaniel (2014) Field Goal Attempts 2, Twice Long Field Goal 50, vs. Moravian (2016) Points by kicking 12, vs. McDaniel (2014) * JHU Record - 6 -

7 The Last Time Total Offense JHU had 400 yards of total offense: 410, vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 2 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 3 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 4 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 5 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 6 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 7 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 8 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 9 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 10 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 11 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 12 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 13 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 14 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 15 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 16 straight games: - 7 -

8 The Last Time JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 17 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 18 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 19 straight games: JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 20 straight games: JHU had 500 yards of total offense: 500, vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in back-to-back games: 529, vs. Juniata (2016), DC (2016), 526, vs. Gburg (2016) UC (2016), F&M (2016) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in three straight games: 529, vs. Juniata (2016), DC (2016), 526, vs. Gburg (2016) UC (2016), F&M (2016) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in four straight games: 529, vs. Juniata (2016), DC (2016), 526, vs. Gburg (2016) UC (2016), F&M (2016) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in five straight games: ** 529, vs. Juniata (2016), DC (2016), 526, vs. Gburg (2016) UC (2016), F&M (2016) JHU had 600 yards of total offense: Randolph-Macon ( ) JHU had 600 yards of total offense in back-to-back games: * 632 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg (10-14, ) JHU had 700 yards of total offense: * 731, vs. Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 300 yards of total offense: 370, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) A JHU player had 350 yards of total offense: 370, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) A JHU player had 400 yards of total offense: 450, Jonathan Germano vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) A JHU player had 400 yards of total offense: 450, Jonathan Germano vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) A JHU player had 500 yards of total offense: * 505, Hewitt Gettysburg ( ) Rushing JHU rushed for 250 yards: F&M ( ) JHU rushed for 300 yards: 324, vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU rushed for 300 yards in back-to-back games: 360 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg ( ) JHU rushed for 350 yards: Gettysburg ( ) JHU rushed for 350 yards in back-to-back games: * 360 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards: Ryan Cary (121), Jon Germano (113)@ F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed for 200 yards: Jonathan Rigaud Ursinus ( ) Two JHU players rushed for 100 yards: Ryan Cary (121), Jon Germano (113)@ F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in two straight games: Ryan Cary Dickinson, (102) vs. Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in three straight games: Brandon Cherry (152, 176, 122, 163) vs. GC, vs. UC, vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in four straight games: Brandon Cherry (152, 176, 122, 163) vs. GC, vs. UC, vs. F&M ( ) 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 player rushed for 200 yards in two straight games: Jonathan Rigaud vs. Gettysburg Ursinus (238) ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for 100 yards: Jonathan Germano F&M ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for two touchdowns: 2, Braden Dickinson ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for three touchdowns: 3, Robbie Matey vs. Gettysburg ( ) A JHU quarterback had a run of 50+ yards: 79, Jon F&M ( ) 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, Ryan Cary vs. W&L ( ) A JHU player had four rushing touchdowns:_* 4, Stuart Walters vs. McDaniel ( ) A JHU player had a run of 40+ yards: 79, Jon F&M (2016) 45T, Ryan F&M (2016) A JHU player had a run of 50+ yards: 79, Jon F&M (2016) A JHU player had a run of 60+ yards: 79, Jon F&M (2016) A JHU player had two runs of 60+ yards: 68T & 69T, Jonathan Rigaud vs. Susquehanna ( ) A JHU player had a run of 70+ yards: 79, Jon F&M (2016) A JHU player had a run of 80+ yards: * 89T, Chris Chirielson vs. Ursinus ( ) Passing JHU passed for 300 yards: 355, vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) JHU passed for 400 yards: 418, vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) JHU passed for 500 yards: * Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 300 yards passing: 355, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union (2016) A JHU player had 350 yards passing: 355, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union (2016) - 8 -

9 The Last Time A JHU player had 400 yards passing; 418, Jonathan Germano vs. Rand.-Macon (2016) A JHU player had 500 yards passing; * 501, Hewitt Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in two straight games: Jon DC (249), vs. GC UC F&M (255), vs. McD (326), vs RMC (418) (2016), vs. #8 UMU (355) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in three straight games: Jon DC (249), vs. GC UC F&M (255), vs. McD (326), vs RMC (418) (2016), vs. #8 UMU (355) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in four straight games: Jon DC (249), vs. GC UC F&M (255), vs. McD (326), vs RMC (418) (2016), vs. #8 UMU (355) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in five straight games: Jon DC (249), vs. GC UC F&M (255), vs. McD (326), vs RMC (418) (2016), vs. #8 UMU (355) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in six straight games: Jon DC (249), vs. GC UC F&M (255), vs. McD (326), vs RMC (418) (2016), vs. #8 UMU (355) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in seven straight games: Jon DC (249), vs. GC UC F&M (255), vs. McD (326), vs RMC (418) (2016), vs. #8 UMU (355) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in eight straight games: H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in nine straight games: H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in 10 straight games: * H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) Completed 25 passes: 30, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) Completed 25 passes in two straight games: Jon Germano vs. McDaniel (27), RMC (28), UMU (30) (2016) Completed 30 passes: 30, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) Completed 30 passes in two straight games: * Hewitt McDaniel (35), vs. St. John Fisher (31) (11-12, ) Attempted 40 passes: 49, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) Attempted 45 passes: 49, Jonathan Germano vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) Attempted 50 passes: 53, Jonathan Germano vs. Moravian ( ) Threw 4 interceptions: 5, Hewitt Tomlin vs. St. John Fisher ( ) Threw 5 interceptions: 5, Hewitt Tomlin vs. St. John Fisher ( ) Had an INT returned for a touchdown: 66, Braden Anderson by Jeremy Thomas (Muhlenberg) ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 50+ yards: 62T, Jonathan Germano-Ryan Cary vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 60+ yards: 62T, Jonathan Germano-Ryan Cary vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) HU had a pass/reception of 70+ yards: 79T, Jonathan Germano-Brett F&M ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 80+ yards: 80T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. Lebanon Valley ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 90+ yards: 91T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 50+ yards: 58 & 58, Jonathan Germano-David Brookhart & Quinn McDaniel ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 60+ yards: 74T & 68T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Susquehanna ( ) 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 ( ) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in two straight games: Jon Germano vs. McDaniel (326), vs. Randolph-Macon (418), 355 vs. UMU, (2016) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in three straight games: Jon Germano vs. McDaniel (326), vs. Randolph-Macon (418), 355 vs. UMU, (2016) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in four straight games: Hewitt Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC (443) ( ) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in five straight games: * Hewitt Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC (443) ( ) A JHU player had three TD passes: 3, Jon Germano vs. #8 Mount Union ( ) A JHU player had three or more touchdown passes in back-to-back games: Jon UC F&M (3), vs. McDaniel (3), RMC (4), #8 UMU (3) (2016) A JHU player had three or more touchdown passes in three straight games: Jon UC F&M (3), vs. McDaniel (3), RMC (4), #8 UMU (3) (2016) A JHU player had three or more touchdown passes in four straight games: Jon UC F&M (3), vs. McDaniel (3), RMC (4), #8 UMU (3) (2016) A JHU player had three or more touchdown passes in five straight games: Jon UC F&M (3), vs. McDaniel (3), RMC (4), #8 UMU (3) (2016) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in the same game: 273 RU, 308 F&M ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in back-to-back game: 206 RU, 320 PA vs. Gettysburg ( ), 213 RU, 299 Dickinson ( ) 246 RU, 283 PA vs. Juniata ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in three straight games: 206 RU, 320 PA vs. Gettysburg ( ), 213 RU, 299 Dickinson ( ) 246 RU, 283 PA vs. Juniata ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in four straight games: Randolph-Macon (202 RU/349 PA), vs. Susquehanna (243 RU, 242 Moravian (341 RU/236 PA, vs. Muhlenberg (242 RU/265 PA) ( ) JHU had 250 yards rushing and passing in the same game 273 RU, 308 F&M ( ) JHU had 300 yards rushing and 200 yards passing in the same game 324 RU, 232 PA vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had 300 yards passing and 200 yards rushing in the same game 273 RU, 308 F&M ( ) JHU had 300 yards passing and 250 yards rushing in the same game 273 RU, 308 F&M ( ) A JHU player had four touchdown passes: 4, Jon Germano vs. RMC ( ) A JHU player had four or more touchdown passes in back-to-back games: Jon Germano vs. #19 Western New England (4), vs. #12 Wesley (4) (11-21 & ) A JHU player had five touchdown passes: 6, Jon Ursinus ( ) A JHU player had six touchdown passes: 6, Jon Ursinus ( ) A JHU player had seven touchdown passes: * 7, Hewitt Gettysburg ( ) Receiving A JHU player had 100 yards receiving: Bradley Munday (130), Ryan Cary (122) vs. #8 Mount Union (2016) Two JHU players had 100 yards receiving: Bradley Munday (130), Ryan Cary (122) vs. #8 Mount Union (2016) A JHU player had 150 yards receiving: Luke McFadden (222) vs. RMC (2016) A JHU player had 200 yards receiving: Luke McFadden (222) vs. RMC (2016) - 9 -

10 The Last Time Had back-to-back 100-yard receiving games: Bradley Munday vs. RMC (104) and Mount Union (130) (2016) Had back-to-back 200-yard receiving games: Dan Wodicka vs. Dickinson Gettysburg (217) ( ) A JHU player had 10 receptions: B. Munday (10), R. Cary (10) vs. UMU ( ) A JHU player had 11 receptions: Luke McFadden (11) vs. RMC ( ) A JHU player had 12 receptions: * Bradley Munday (16) vs. Moravian ( ) A JHU player had 13 receptions: * Bradley Munday (16) vs. Moravian ( ) A JHU player had 15 receptions: * Bradley Munday (16) vs. Moravian ( ) Two JHU players had 10 receptions: B. Munday (10), R. Cary (10) vs. UMU ( ) A JHU player had 2 TD receptions: 2, Brett Caggiano vs. #8 Mount Union (2016) Two JHU players had 2 TD receptions: 2, Luke McFadden & Bradley Munday vs. RMC (2016) Individual Combinations JHU had a 100-yard rusher and a 100-yard receiver in the same game: Ryan Cary (121 ru), Jon Germano (113 ru) & Brett Caggiano (123 F&M ( ) JHU had two 100-yard rushers and a 100-yard receiver in the same game: Ryan Cary (121 ru), Jon Germano (113 ru) & Brett Caggiano (123 F&M ( ) JHU had a 100-yard rusher and two 100-yard receivers in the same game: Ryan Cary (100 ru) and Brett Caggiano (155 re) & Bradley Munday #24 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had a 300-yard passer and 100-yard rusher in the same game: Jonathan Germano (332 pa), Ryan Cary (100 #24 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had a 300-yard passer, 100-yard rusher and 100-yard receiver in the same game: Jonathan Germano (332 pa), Ryan Cary (100 ru), Brett Caggiano (155 re) & Bradley Munday #24 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had a 300-yard passer, 100-yard rusher and two 100-yard receivers in same game: Jonathan Germano (332 pa), Ryan Cary (100 ru), Brett Caggiano (155 re) & Bradley Munday #24 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: 36, Adam Schweyer vs. Juniata ( ) A JHU player blocked a punt: Dane Dickinson ( ) A JHU player returned a KO for a TD: 86, Bradley Munday vs. McDaniel ( ) A JHU player blocked a field goal: Jimmy Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player blocked a PAT: Keith Corliss vs. Rowan ( ) A JHU player returned a PAT for a defensive extra point: P.J. Caufield vs. Ursinus ( ) A JHU player had two interceptions: 2, Michael Curry vs Randolph-Macon (2016) A JHU player had three interceptions: * 3, Chad Van Den Berg vs. Lebanon Valley ( ) A JHU player returned an INT for a TD: Dan Johnson (23) vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player returned two INTs for touchdowns: * Chris Baldwin (45, 28) vs. St. Lawrence ( ) A JHU player returned a fumble for a TD:_42T, Taylor Maciow vs. Gettysburg ( ) 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: 91, Ted Delia of Gettysburg ( ) JHU allowed a TD on a blocked punt return: 6, Matt Cathey of McDaniel ( ) JHU allowed a defensive extra point Andy Tenney (Waynesburg) returned blocked extra point ( ) Punting Did Not Punt in a Game (Team): vs. W&L ( ) Punted Just Once in a Game (Team): vs. Muhlemberg ( ) A JHU player had a 60-yard Punt:_ 64, Brandon Hong-Dominguez vs. Gettys ( ) A JHU player had a 70-yard Punt: 71, Max Islinger vs. Catholic ( ) Punted 10+ Times: 11, Max Islinger vs. St. Lawrence ( ) Had a punt blocked: by McDaniel ( ) Had two punts blocked: by McDaniel ( ) JHU blocked two or more punts in a game: Gettysburg (2010) Kicking A JHU player kicked a 40-yard FG: 50, Jamie Sullivan vs. Moravian ( ) A JHU player kicked a 45-yard FG: 50, Jamie Sullivan vs. Moravian ( ) A JHU player kicked a 50 yard FG: 50, Jamie Sullivan vs. Moravian ( ) 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: Jamie #24 Muhlenberg ( ) Missed a PAT (not blocked): Nick Campbell vs. McDaniel ( ) Had a PAT Blocked: Jamie Sullivan vs. Moravian ( ) Defense JHU posted a shutout: Dickinson ( ) JHU posted back-to-back shutouts: vs. Ursinus (14-0) and Juniata (12-0) (2008) JHU posted back-to-back Cent. Conf. 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: Dickinson ( ) JHU posted back-to-back shutouts on the road (not necessarily in consec. games): Moravian & Juniata (9-17 & ) JHU had four + interceptions: 4, vs. Moravian ( ) JHU recovered five + fumbles: 5, vs. #15 McDaniel ( ) JHU forced five + turnovers: 5 (3 INTs/2 FR) vs. #19 WNE ( ) JHU forced six + turnovers: 6 (3 INTs/3 Moravian ( ) JHU forced seven + turnovers: 7 (5 INTs/2 FR), vs. St. Lawrence ( ) JHU had five + sacks: #24 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had six + sacks: 9, vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had seven + sacks: 9, vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had eight + sacks: 9, vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had nine + sacks: 9, vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had five + sacks in back-to-back games: 6 vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) and 5 vs. Susquehanna ( ) Scored two defensive TDs in a game: 2, Ryan Piatek (34) and Patrick Eichner (68) INT returns vs. Susquehanna ( ) Allowed more than 50 points: 55, by #1 Mount Union ( ) Allowed more than 40 points: 42, by #12 Wesley ( ) Allowed more than 35 points: 42, by #12 Wesley ( ) Allowed more than 35 points and won: 37, (W/49-37) vs. Gettysburg ( ) Allowed more than 30 points: 42, by #12 Wesley ( ) Allowed more than 30 points and won: 30, (W/45-30) vs. F&M ( ) Held an opponent to 10 points or less: 7, Ursinus ( ) Held back-to-back opponents to 10 points or less: Juniata ( ), 7, vs. Dickinson ( ), 7, Gettysburg ( )

11 The Last Time Held three straight opponents to 10 points or less: Juniata ( ), 7, vs. Dickinson ( ) 7, Gettysburg ( ) Held an opponent to 10 points or less and lost: 9, (L/6-9) vs. Muhlenberg ( ) Held an opponent under 0 yards rushing: -20, F&M ( ) Held an opponent under 25 yards rushing: 18, Moravian ( ) Held an opponent under 50 yards rushing: 49, McDaniel ( ) Held an opponent under 25 yards passing: 16, Juniata ( ) Held an opponent under 50 yards passing: 44, Dickinson ( ) Held an opponent under 100 yards passing: 77, Gettysburg ( ) Held an opponent under 100 yards of total offense: * 37, Juniata ( ) Held an opponent under 150 yards of total offense: 122, Susquehanna ( ) Held an opponent under 200 yards of total offense: Juniata ( ) Held back-to-back opponents under 200 yards of total offense: Randolph-Macon (197), Susquehanna (138) & Moravian (189) ( ) Held three straight opponents under 200 yards of total offense: Randolph-Macon (197), Susquehanna (138) & Moravian (189) ( ) Team Scoring JHU scored 35 or more points in back-to-back games: JHU scored 35 or more points in three straight games: JHU scored 35 or more points in four straight games: HU scored 35 or more points in five straight games: JHU scored 35 or more points in six straight games: JHU scored 35 or more points in seven straight games: JHU scored 40 or more points: 42, vs. Randolph-Macon (W/42-21) ( ) JHU scored 40 or more points in back-to-back games: _ 52 vs. Juniata, DC, 54 vs. GC, UC, F&M, 48 vs. McD, 42, vs. RMC (2016) JHU scored 40 or more points in three straight games: JHU scored 40 or more points in four straight games: JHU scored 40 or more points in five straight games: JHU scored 40 or more points in six straight games: JHU scored 40 or more points in six straight games: JHU scored 40 or more points in seven straight games: JHU scored 40 or more points and lost (only time in school history): 41, vs. Moravian ( ) JHU scored 45 or more points: 48, vs. McDaniel (W/48-28) ( ) JHU scored 45 or more points in back-to-back games: F&M, 48, vs. McDaniel (2016) JHU scored 45 or more points in three straight games: 52 vs. Juniata, Dickinson, 54 vs. Gettysburg (2016) JHU scored 45 or more points in four straight games: 49, vs. Ursinus, 45 vs. F&M, McDaniel. 52 vs. WNE ( ) JHU scored 50 or more points: 54, vs. Gettysburg (W/54-14) ( ) JHU scored 50 or more points in back-to-back games: Randolph0-Macon, 59 vs. Susquehanna (9-5, ) JHU scored 60 or more points: Juniata (W/65-10) ( ) JHU scored 70 or more points: Gettysburg (W/83-21) ( ) JHU scored 80 or more points: Gettysburg (W/83-21) ( ) JHU was shutout: #3 Wesley ( ) Miscellaneous Team JHU won in the last minute: #10 Thomas More ( ) Alex Lachman with a 43-yard field goal as time expires JHU won in overtime: vs. Randolph-Macon ( ) Andrew Kase 3-yard run on JHU s possession in 3OT Mike Mahon interception on Randolph-Macon s ensuing possession JHU lost in the last minute: vs. #14 Wesley ( ) Steve Koudossou 33-yard pass from Joe Callahan with 13 seconds remaining (NCAA 1st Round) JHU recorded a safety: Wes Brantner tackled Gettys. RB Nick Rella in EZ ( ) JHU surrendered a safety: Snap over punter (Brandon Hong) head through end Juniata ( ) A JHU player started on offense & defense in the same game: Brian Schiller (QB & CB) vs. Ursinus ( ) Played on off. & def. in the same game:_ Luke McFadden (WR & DB) vs. Gettysburg (2016) McFadden played final play of 1st half as a DB in a hail mary situation. Intercepted ball in the end zone to end the half