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1 2010 spring rospectus 2009 Ivy League Champions 2010 Penn Football

2 2010 spring prospectus Home of Ivy Champions: Contact: Eric Dolan O: (215) C: (585) Penn Quick Facts/2010 Schedule Location... Philadelphia, Pa. Founded Enrollment...10,275 President...Dr. Amy Gutmann Nickname...Quakers Colors... Red (PMS 201), Blue (PMS 288) Affiliation... NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Conference... Ivy League Website... Director of Athletics......Steve Bilsky, W 71 Senior Associate Athletic Director Mary DiStanislao, GrEd 05 Senior Associate Athletic Director......Alanna Shanahan, C 96, GEd 00 Associate Director of Athletics for Development... William Roth Assistant Athletic Director/Academic Coordinator...Rosemarie Burnett Compliance Coordinator......D. Elton Cochran-Fikes, C 74, WG 79 NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative... Dr. Edward Lally Institutional Eligibility Officer Ron Sanders Ivy League Policy Representative......Bonnie Gibson Associate Director of Athletics and Recreation... Dr. Michael Diorka Athletics Phone Athletics Fax Penn Schedule 9/18 LAFAYETTE TBD 9/25 at Villanova TBD 10/2 DARTMOUTH* TBD 10/9 at Bucknell TBD 10/16 COLUMBIA* TBD 10/23 at Yale* TBD 10/30 BROWN* TBD 11/6 at Princeton* TBD 11/13 HARVARD* TBD 11/20 at Cornell* TBD * = Ivy League Game All game dates subject to change 2010 Penn Football Quick Facts Home Stadium Franklin Field Capacity ,958 Year Opened Surface Sprinturf North Press Box Phone (215) South Press Box Phone (215) First Season of Football All-Time Record (.629)* Seasons Games ,303 (NCAA record) Ivy League Championships (13) , 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, (bold - outright champion) , 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2009 Football Staff Head Coach Al Bagnoli Alma Mater Central Connecticut State, 1975 Record at Penn * (.685), 18 years Ivy Record at Penn * (.714) Record at Union (.819), 10 years Overall Record * (.733), 27 years Defensive Coordinator/DB Coach Ray Priore Albany, 1985 (24th season) Offensive Coordinator/O-Line Coach Jon McLaughlin Alfred, 1991 (5th) Defensive Line Coach Jim Schaefer St. Lawrence, 1980 (19th) Quarterbacks Coach Larry Woods St. John s, 1982 (19th) Running Backs Coach Steven Downs Central State, 1995 (12th) Linebackers Coach TBA Wide Receivers Coach Rick Ulrich West Chester, 1984 (10th) Cornerbacks Coach Jon Dupont St. Lawrence, 2002 (5th) Director of Football Operations Jake Silverman Syracuse, 2008 (3rd) Asst. Director of Operations Jordan Manning Penn, 2009 (2nd) Video Coordinator Matt Hutchinson Coastal Carolina, 2007 (3rd) Game-Day Coordinator Dan Lake Staffieri Maryland, 1952 (34th) Head Athletic Trainer Eric Laudano Keene State, 1999 (3rd) Team Information 2009 Overall Record (4-1 H, 4-1 A) 2009 Ivy League Record (3-0 H, 4-0 A) 2009 Ivy League Finish st Starters Returning (17) 8 o, 6 d, 3 s Starters Lost (8) 3 o, 5 d, 0 s Letterwinners Returning (42) 19 o, 20 d, 3 s Letterwinners Lost (15) 7 o, 8 d, 0 s Returning All-Ivy Players (11) 6 o, 4 d, 1 s Offensive Formation Multiple One-Back Defensive Formation Captains TBA Athletic Communications Director Mike Mahoney Associate Director/Football Contact Eric Dolan erdolan@upenn.edu Office Phone (215) Office Fax (215) Associate Director Chas Dorman Assistant Directors Lizzie Barlow and Ben Stockwell *Includes five Penn forfeits from the 1997 season due to the use of a player subsequently declared ineligible.

3 2010 Penn Alphabetical Spring Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 13 Blake Adams* WR Sr. Glen Rock/Glen Rock, N.J. 80 Ryan Allen TE So. Saint Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 97 Derric Bath DL Sr. Mattoon/Mattoon, Ill. 9 Bradford Blackmon* RB Sr. St. Andrews Episcopal/Jackson, Miss. 54 Hunter Blackmore OL So. Kentwood/Covington, Wash. 69 Joe Bonadies OL So. Palisades Park/Leonia, N.J. 24 Michael Breiner WR So. Heritage Christian/McCordsville, Ind. 19 Ryan Brog QB Jr. Mullen/Denver, Colo. 55 Taylor Brown DL So. Rumson-Fair Haven/Fair Haven, N.J. 11 Ryan Calvert WR Sr. Harvard-Westlake/Studio City, Calif. 99 Trevor Charlston* K Sr. Beverly Hills/Beverly Hills, Calif. 19 Sam Chwarzynski DB So. Maine Twp. South/Norwood Park, Ill. 48 Brandon Colavita* RB So. Washington Twp./Sewell, N.J. 68 Brandon Copeland* DL So. Gilman School/Sykesville, Md. 38 Justin Cosgrove FB/TE Sr. Chatham/Chatham, N.J. 63 Zac Costlow DL So. Steubenville Catholic/Toronto, Ohio 29 Fred Craig* DB Jr. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 78 Peter Dandrea OL So. St. Augustine Prep/Longport, N.J. 41 Luke DeLuca* FB Sr. Phillips Academy/Grand Island, N.Y. 31 Michael DiMaggio* RB Sr. Bishop Eustace/Sewell, N.J. 87 Colin Donnelly WR Jr. Central Bucks South/Chalfont, Pa. 59 Joe D Orazio* OL Sr. St. Joseph s Prep/Bryn Mawr, Pa. 25 Patrick Foley RB So. Notre Dame Prep/Phoenix, Ariz. 72 Chris Fortunato OL Sr. Wall/Manasquan, N.J. 14 Keiffer Garton* QB Sr. Douglas County/Castle Rock, Colo. 84 Robert Gawlas TE So. Holy Redeemer/Shavertown, Pa. 56 Brian Giesecke DL Jr. Chaminade/Manhasset, N.Y. 90 Drew Goldsmith DL Sr. Benjamin School/Jupiter, Fla. 64 Sam Graham DL So. Woodinville/Woodinville, Wash. 35 J.P. Grant DB Jr. McDonogh/Columbia, Md. 60 Steve Guetig LB So. Fishers/Fishers, Ind. 28 Matt Hamscher* RB Jr. Whitehall/Whitehall, Pa. 50 Zach Heller* LB Sr. Lake Highland Prep/Orlando, Fla. 49 A.J. Hewitt* LB Sr. Trinity Prep/Orlando, Fla. 43 P.J. Hobson LB So. Jesuit/Temple Terrace, Fla. 88 Joe Holder* WR Jr. St. Peters Prep/Jersey City, N.J. 6 Andrew Holland QB So. St. Ignatius/Willoughby, Ohio 17 John Hurley QB Jr. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 46 Jeff Jack* RB So. Salisbury (Conn.)/Royal City, Wash. 8 C.J. Jackson DB So. Detroit CD/Birmingham, Mich. 58 Kameron Jones* DE Jr. Los Alamitos/Cypress, Calif. 18 Allante Keels DB So. Episcopal HS/Washington D.C. 91 Ed Kispert LS Jr. Gloucester Catholic/Erial, N.J 98 Dave Kuncio K Sr. Bergen Catholic/Wyckoff, N.J. 82 Brian Leone TE Jr. Randolph/Randolph, N.J. 32 Brian Levine* DE Sr. Avon Old Farms/Westport, Conn. 44 Steve Lias LB So. Upper St. Clair/Pittsburgh, Pa. 85 Dan Lipschutz K/P Jr. Germantown Academy/Ambler, Pa. 23 Scott Lopano* P So. Southlake Carroll/Southlake, Texas 43 David Macknet RB Sr. Haddonfield/Haddonfield, N.J. 30 Anthony Marino* DB So. Bergen Cath./Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. 26 Lyle Marsh* RB So. Bethel Park/Bethel Park, Pa. 5 Brad Marvin K/P Jr. Bronxville/Bronxville, N.Y. 37 Jim McGoldrick* S Jr. St. Joseph s Prep/Havertown, Pa. 74 Joe McKendry OL Sr. St. Joseph s Prep/Jenkintown, Pa. 15 Chad Miller QB Jr. Foothill/Santa Ana, Calif. 57 Peter Miller DE So. Friends Academy/Brookville, N.Y. 71 Jared Mollenbeck* OL Sr. Hampton-Dumont/Hampton, Iowa 82 C.J. Mooney TE So. Malvern Prep/Chester Springs, Pa. 61 Aubrey Moore DL Jr. Redland/Mechanicsburg, Pa. No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 79 Garrett Moore DL So. Langley/McLean, Va. 86 Ryan Murray* TE Sr. Carmel/Carmel, Ind. 70 Ryan Narcum OL Sr. Downingtown/Exton, Pa. 81 Luke Nawrocki* TE Jr. Chaminade/Syosset, N.Y. 31 John Onwualu DB So. Cretin Derham Hall/St. Paul, Minn. 34 Alex Paino LB Sr. Tarpon Springs/Tarpon Springs, Fla. 85 Zack Perlman WR Jr. Pine Crest/Weston, Fla. 39 Jake Peterson DL Sr. Douglas/Gardenville, Nev. 73 Mike Pinciotti OL So. St. Joseph s Prep/West Chester, Pa. 41 Andrew Pohly DE So. Phillips Academy/Andover, Mass. 7 Josh Powers* DB Sr. Hamilton Southeastern/Fishers, Ind. 83 Brendan Putnam WR Jr. St. Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 10 Billy Ragone QB So. Cheshire HS/Cheshire, Conn. 76 Anthony Ramirez OL Jr. Dr. Phillips/Orlando, Fla. 47 Erik Rask* LB Jr. Corona Del Mar/Newport Beach, Calif. 42 Jason Rasmussen* LB Jr. Lake Highland Prep/Winter Park, Fla. 5 Daniel Ritt* DB So. Christian Brothers/Germantown, Tenn. 67 Luis Ruffolo* OL Sr. Webster Thomas/Webster, N.Y. 22 Jonathan Saelinger* DB Sr. St. Xavier/ Cincinnati, Ohio 96 Andrew Samson* K Sr. Andover/West Bloomfield, Mich. 75 Dan Saris OL So. Lower Merion/Ardmore, Pa. 20 Jason Schmucker* S Jr. Gonzaga College/Washington, D.C. 39 Greg Schuster* FB So. Salisbury (Conn.)/New City, N.Y. 89 Jason Seifert WR So. Delbarton/Woodland Park, N.J. 93 Jared Sholly* DL Jr. Clear Lake/Clear Lake, Iowa 36 Sim K. Sims TE/RB Sr. Casady Prep/Oklahoma City, Okla. 77 Alec Smith OL Jr. Carmel/Vernon Hills, Ill. 45 McKinley Stephens LB So. Chaminade College/St. Louis Mo. 51 Anthony Stroffolino DE So. Jr. Regional/Manahawkin, N.J. 33 Matt Swanson RB Jr. Eden Prairie/Eden Prairie, Minn. 40 Owen Thomas* DE Sr. Parkland/Allentown, Pa. 52 Adam Triglia* DE Sr. St. Joseph Regional/Ramsey, N.J. 21 Matt Tuten* WR Sr. Mountain Vista/Littleton, Colo. 27 David Twamley* DB So. W.W. Plainsboro/Princeton Junction, N.J. 62 Greg Van Roten* OL Jr. Chaminade/Rockville Centre, N.Y. 75 Zack Vrtis OL So. Kennesaw Mountain/Kennesaw, Ga. 94 Daniel Wallach DL Sr. Central/Royal Palm Beach, Fla. 19 Justyn Williams DB So. Loyola/Los Angeles, Calif. 92 Brian Wing* DL Sr. Brother Rice/West Bloomfield, Mich. 2 David Wurst* WR Sr. Lake Orion/Orion, Mich. Coaching Staff Al Bagnoli Head Coach, 19th Season Ray Priore Defensive Coordinator/Associate Head Coach, 24th Season Jon Dupont Cornerbacks, 5th Season Jon McLaughlin Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line, 5th Season Steven Downs Running Backs, 12th Season Larry Woods Quarterbacks, 19th Season Rick Ulrich Wide Recievers, 10th Season Jim Schaefer Defensive Line, 19th Season Tight Ends - Mark Fabish, 2nd Season Linebackers - TBA * = 2009 letterwinner 3

4 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 13 Blake Adams* WR Sr. Glen Rock/Glen Rock, N.J. 80 Ryan Allen TE So. Saint Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 97 Derric Bath DL Sr. Mattoon/Mattoon, Ill. 9 Bradford Blackmon* RB Sr. St. Andrews Episcopal/Jackson, Miss. 54 Hunter Blackmore OL So. Kentwood/Covington, Wash. 69 Joe Bonadies OL So. Palisades Park/Leonia, N.J. 24 Michael Breiner WR So. Heritage Christian/McCordsville, Ind. 19 Ryan Brog QB Jr. Mullen/Denver, Colo. 55 Taylor Brown DL So. Rumson-Fair Haven/Fair Haven, N.J. 11 Ryan Calvert WR Sr. Harvard-Westlake/Studio City, Calif. 99 Trevor Charlston* K Sr. Beverly Hills/Beverly Hills, Calif. 19 Sam Chwarzynski DB So. Maine Twp. South/Norwood Park, Ill. 48 Brandon Colavita* RB So. Washington Twp./Sewell, N.J. 68 Brandon Copeland* DL So. Gilman School/Sykesville, Md. 38 Justin Cosgrove FB/TE Sr. Chatham/Chatham, N.J. 63 Zac Costlow DL So. Steubenville Catholic/Toronto, Ohio 29 Fred Craig* DB Jr. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 78 Peter Dandrea OL So. St. Augustine Prep/Longport, N.J. 41 Luke DeLuca* FB Sr. Phillips Academy/Grand Island, N.Y. 31 Michael DiMaggio* RB Sr. Bishop Eustace/Sewell, N.J. 87 Colin Donnelly WR Jr. Central Bucks South/Chalfont, Pa. 59 Joe D Orazio* OL Sr. St. Joseph s Prep/Bryn Mawr, Pa. 25 Patrick Foley RB So. Notre Dame Prep/Phoenix, Ariz. 72 Chris Fortunato OL Sr. Wall/Manasquan, N.J. 14 Keiffer Garton* QB Sr. Douglas County/Castle Rock, Colo. 84 Robert Gawlas TE So. Holy Redeemer/Shavertown, Pa. 56 Brian Giesecke DL Jr. Chaminade/Manhasset, N.Y. 90 Drew Goldsmith DL Sr. Benjamin School/Jupiter, Fla. 64 Sam Graham DL So. Woodinville/Woodinville, Wash. 35 J.P. Grant DB Jr. McDonogh/Columbia, Md. 60 Steve Guetig LB So. Fishers/Fishers, Ind. 28 Matt Hamscher* RB Jr. Whitehall/Whitehall, Pa. 50 Zach Heller* LB Sr. Lake Highland Prep/Orlando, Fla. 49 A.J. Hewitt* LB Sr. Trinity Prep/Orlando, Fla. 43 P.J. Hobson LB So. Jesuit/Temple Terrace, Fla. 88 Joe Holder* WR Jr. St. Peters Prep/Jersey City, N.J. 6 Andrew Holland QB So. St. Ignatius/Willoughby, Ohio 17 John Hurley QB Jr. St. Xavier/Cincinnati, Ohio 46 Jeff Jack* RB So. Salisbury (Conn.)/Royal City, Wash. 8 C.J. Jackson DB So. Detroit CD/Birmingham, Mich. 58 Kameron Jones* DE Jr. Los Alamitos/Cypress, Calif. 18 Allante Keels DB So. Episcopal HS/Washington D.C. 91 Ed Kispert LS Jr. Gloucester Catholic/Erial, N.J 98 Dave Kuncio K Sr. Bergen Catholic/Wyckoff, N.J. 82 Brian Leone TE Jr. Randolph/Randolph, N.J. 32 Brian Levine* DE Sr. Avon Old Farms/Westport, Conn. 44 Steve Lias LB So. Upper St. Clair/Pittsburgh, Pa. 85 Dan Lipschutz K/P Jr. Germantown Academy/Ambler, Pa. 23 Scott Lopano* P So. Southlake Carroll/Southlake, Texas 43 David Macknet RB Sr. Haddonfield/Haddonfield, N.J. 30 Anthony Marino* DB So. Bergen Cath./Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. 26 Lyle Marsh* RB So. Bethel Park/Bethel Park, Pa. 5 Brad Marvin K/P Jr. Bronxville/Bronxville, N.Y. 37 Jim McGoldrick* S Jr. St. Joseph s Prep/Havertown, Pa. 74 Joe McKendry OL Sr. St. Joseph s Prep/Jenkintown, Pa. 15 Chad Miller QB Jr. Foothill/Santa Ana, Calif. 57 Peter Miller DE So. Friends Academy/Brookville, N.Y. 71 Jared Mollenbeck* OL Sr. Hampton-Dumont/Hampton, Iowa 82 C.J. Mooney TE So. Malvern Prep/Chester Springs, Pa. 61 Aubrey Moore DL Jr. Redland/Mechanicsburg, Pa Penn Football Spring Prospectus 2009 Penn Numerical Spring Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. H.S./Hometown 79 Garrett Moore DL So. Langley/McLean, Va. 86 Ryan Murray* TE Sr. Carmel/Carmel, Ind. 70 Ryan Narcum OL Sr. Downingtown/Exton, Pa. 81 Luke Nawrocki* TE Jr. Chaminade/Syosset, N.Y. 31 John Onwualu DB So. Cretin Derham Hall/St. Paul, Minn. 34 Alex Paino LB Sr. Tarpon Springs/Tarpon Springs, Fla. 85 Zack Perlman WR Jr. Pine Crest/Weston, Fla. 39 Jake Peterson DL Sr. Douglas/Gardenville, Nev. 73 Mike Pinciotti OL So. St. Joseph s Prep/West Chester, Pa. 41 Andrew Pohly DE So. Phillips Academy/Andover, Mass. 7 Josh Powers* DB Sr. Hamilton Southeastern/Fishers, Ind. 83 Brendan Putnam WR Jr. St. Louis Priory/St. Louis, Mo. 10 Billy Ragone QB So. Cheshire HS/Cheshire, Conn. 76 Anthony Ramirez OL Jr. Dr. Phillips/Orlando, Fla. 47 Erik Rask* LB Jr. Corona Del Mar/Newport Beach, Calif. 42 Jason Rasmussen* LB Jr. Lake Highland Prep/Winter Park, Fla. 5 Daniel Ritt* DB So. Christian Brothers/Germantown, Tenn. 67 Luis Ruffolo* OL Sr. Webster Thomas/Webster, N.Y. 22 Jonathan Saelinger* DB Sr. St. Xavier/ Cincinnati, Ohio 96 Andrew Samson* K Sr. Andover/West Bloomfield, Mich. 75 Dan Saris OL So. Lower Merion/Ardmore, Pa. 20 Jason Schmucker* S Jr. Gonzaga College/Washington, D.C. 39 Greg Schuster* FB So. Salisbury (Conn.)/New City, N.Y. 89 Jason Seifert WR So. Delbarton/Woodland Park, N.J. 93 Jared Sholly* DL Jr. Clear Lake/Clear Lake, Iowa 36 Sim K. Sims TE/RB Sr. Casady Prep/Oklahoma City, Okla. 77 Alec Smith OL Jr. Carmel/Vernon Hills, Ill. 45 McKinley Stephens LB So. Chaminade College/St. Louis Mo. 51 Anthony Stroffolino DE So. Jr. Regional/Manahawkin, N.J. 33 Matt Swanson RB Jr. Eden Prairie/Eden Prairie, Minn. 40 Owen Thomas* DE Sr. Parkland/Allentown, Pa. 52 Adam Triglia* DE Sr. St. Joseph Regional/Ramsey, N.J. 21 Matt Tuten* WR Sr. Mountain Vista/Littleton, Colo. 27 David Twamley* DB So. W.W. Plainsboro/Princeton Junction, N.J. 62 Greg Van Roten* OL Jr. Chaminade/Rockville Centre, N.Y. 75 Zack Vrtis OL So. Kennesaw Mountain/Kennesaw, Ga. 94 Daniel Wallach DL Sr. Central/Royal Palm Beach, Fla. 19 Justyn Williams DB So. Loyola/Los Angeles, Calif. 92 Brian Wing* DL Sr. Brother Rice/West Bloomfield, Mich. 2 David Wurst* WR Sr. Lake Orion/Orion, Mich. Coaching Staff Al Bagnoli Head Coach, 19th Season Ray Priore Defensive Coordinator/Associate Head Coach, 24th Season Jon Dupont Cornerbacks, 5th Season Jon McLaughlin Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line, 5th Season Steven Downs Running Backs, 12th Season Larry Woods Quarterbacks, 19th Season Rick Ulrich Wide Recievers, 10th Season Jim Schaefer Defensive Line, 19th Season Tight Ends - Mark Fabish, 2nd Season Linebackers - TBA * = 2009 letterwinner

5 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 11:15 a.m. each week. Head Coach Al Bagnoli is available for questions. To RSVP or secure parking, please contact Eric Dolan at upenn.edu. Luncheon Schedule TBD 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 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 postgame 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! Al Bagnoli George A. Munger Head Coach of Football In the case of the George A. Munger Head Coach of Football Al Bagnoli, the numbers don t lie. As the second-winningest active coach in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), the winningest active coach in the Ivy League, the only Ivy coach to ever capture seven outright titles, the longest tenured coach in Penn s 133-year football history and as one of just five coaches in FCS history to record 200 career wins, Bagnoli is clearly one of the living legends in his sport. It will be a familiar feeling for head coach Al Bagnoli and the Quakers heading into the 2010 season. They are the defending Ivy League champions for the seventh time in his tenure, and by earning the title outright with an undefeated Ivy campaign last year, Bagnoli can now lay claim to more outright titles than any other program has in its entire history. Bagnoli, who has had just one losing season in 18 years at Penn, guided the 2009 Quakers through some extraordinary adversity early in the year. Penn lost its top three quarterbacks and had to start its fourth-string signal-caller in Week 4. The Quakers won that game, and each of its last eight. The success was mostly due to the defense which finished the year ranked No. 1 in the nation and boasted the co-ivy League player of the year in All-American linebacker Jake Lewko. The Red and Blue were also the most disciplined team in all of Division I football in 2009, finishing with fewer penalties and penalty yards than any other team, edging out FBS-leader Navy. Bagnoli currently stands at 208 career wins, which are oppossed by just 75 losses. His career winning percentage (73.5%) is second among active head coaches. In the final week of the 2008 campaign, the Quakers captured the 200th career win in Bagnoli s illustrious career. There have been only four other FCS coaches in NCAA history to have accomplished that feat. The Central Connecticut State alumnus has accumulated 122 of those wins at Penn, just three away from becoming the winningest coach in Penn history. For a complete bio on head coach Al Bagnoli, please visit 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) Al Bagnoli (Penn) Jerry Berndt (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. Jerry Moore App. St Joe Taylor Florida A&M Al Bagnoli Penn Chris Ault Nevada Most Ivy Wins Coach School Yrs. Wins Al Bagnoli Penn Tim Murphy Harvard Phil Estes Brown Ivy Winning Percentage Coach Record Pct. Al Bagnoli (Penn) Tim Murphy (Harvard) Phil Estes (Brown) Highest Winning Percentage Coach Record Pct. Bobby Hauck (Montana) Al Bagnoli (Penn) Mark Farley (N. Iowa) David Bennett (Coastal) Most Games Won Coach School Yrs. Wins Bob Ford Albany Jerry Moore Appalachian St Joe Taylor Florida A&M Al Bagnoli Penn

6 Ray Priore Defensive Coordinator 24th Season 2010 Penn Football Spring Prospectus 2010 Coaching Staff Jon McLaughlin Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Fifth Season With a 2009 title ring to add to his collection, Ray Priore has now been a part of eight Ivy League Championships. He is the veteran of the Red and Blue coaching staff as he enters his 24th year on the Quakers sideline in The 2009 season marked his 12th season as Penn s defensive coordinator and secondaries coach, and his fifth as the associate head coach. In 2009, Priore finished as runner-up for National Coordinator of the Year award after guiding Penn s defense to the top of the FCS. How dominant were the Quakers? *The Quakers finished the season ranked No. 1 in the nation in total defense, allowing just points per game. *They were also tops in the country in scoring defense as the only team in the country that gave up less than 10 points per game (9.6). *It also marked the fewest points allowed by a Penn defense in a 10-game season since *The Quakers, who also led the Ivy League in every major defensive category, were second in the FCS in rushing defense and pass efficiency defense. In all, Penn finished in the top 10 in the nation in eight defensive categories. Larry Woods Quarterbacks Coach 19th Season In 2010, Larry Woods enters his 19th season as Penn s quarterbacks coach. If there had been any doubt to Woods coaching ability after 17 successful seasons, those questions have been convincingly put to rest in the last two years. In 2009, for the second straight season, Penn was forced to use four different quarterbacks after losing three starting signal callers to injury. Despite the injuries, the Quakers won the 2009 Ivy League championship, finishing unbeaten in Ivy play earning Woods his seventh Ivy championship ring. Three different Quaker quarterbacks started and won a game, while Kyle Olson eventually finished the season undefeated as the signal caller (6-0) and went on to earn All-Ivy honors. In 2008, after being forced into action, four different Quakers led the Red and Blue to victory from under center. With the interchangeable quarterbacks, Penn was able to remain in contention for the Ivy title until the final quarter of the final game with much thanks to the depth at the quarterback position created by Woods. With 14 years of coaching experience under his belt, Jon McLaughlin enters his fifth season coaching Penn s offensive line and his second season as offensive coordinator. In his first year at the helm of the Red and Blue s offense, Penn finished unbeaten in league play to earn the outright Ivy League title all despite losing three starting quarterbacks to injury. With the fourth-string quarterback starting the fourth week of the season, Penn won that game and every single one thereafter. As the offense returned to full strength, it became increasingly more productive. The Quakers put up a combined 76 points in their last two home games. At season s end, Penn s starting quarterback, running back, tight end and top wide receiver each earned All-Ivy recognition. Also in charge of the offensive line, McLaughlin s front five allowed the fewest sacks in the Ivy League in 2009 and finished third in the Ancient Eight in rushing. Three of his five lineman Joe D Orazio, Greg Van Roten and Luis Ruffolo earned All-Ivy status. Jim Schaefer Defensive Line Coach 19th Season Jim Schaefer has been a fixture on Al Bagnoli s coaching staffs for 29 seasons, first at Union College and now at Penn, where he is second on the Red and Blue coaching staff in years of service with 18. The 2009 season was one of Penn s best from the perspective of the defensive line. As part of the nation s No. 1 ranked defense, the Red and Blue finished atop the Ivy League and seventh in the country with 31 sacks. Led by second-team All-Ivy honoree Owen Thomas, four different Quakers ranked among the top 10 in the Ivy League in sacks. With much thanks to the front line, Penn also finished atop the Ancient Eight and second in the nation against the run. Joe Goniprow, who earned preseason All-America recognition, was a first-team All-Ivy selection. 6

7 Steven Downs Running Backs Coach 12th Season 2010 Penn Football Spring Prospectus 2010 Coaching Staff Rick Ulrich Wide Receivers Coach 10th Season Steven Downs enters his 12th season as the Quakers running backs coach. Since he joined the staff in 1999, at least one Quakers running back has received All-Ivy honors in each of his 11 seasons. That list includes five first-team distinctions and two former NFL players. With an All-Ivy honoree returning to the backfield in 2009, it looked like a lock for yet another All-Ivy running back for the Quakers. But when Michael DiMaggio was hampered from an injury all season, freshman Lyle Marsh stepped up to the challenge. Marsh averaged 4.7 yards per carry tied for the sixth-best season in the program s 133-year history. He finished fifth in the league in rushing and earned second-team All-Ivy recognition. In all, Penn has had an All-Ivy running back for each of the past 15 years. Meanwhile, fullback Luke DeLuca was also named to the all-league second team as he led the team with five touchdowns and finished seventh in the Ancient Eight in scoring. Rich Ulrich enters the fifth year of his second tenure at Penn as the wide receivers coach and special teams coordinator. He previously coached the Quakers from in the same capacity. Ulrich brought more than 20 years of coaching experience back to Penn, including stints at Albany, Princeton, Fordham, Army, Georgetown, Trinity and Ursinus. Though the Quakers were shuffling quarterbacks throughout the 2009 season due to injuries, the wide receiver position remained productively consistent. Kyle Derham earned All- Ivy status as he led the team in catches, receiving yards and touchdown receptions. But it was the depth created at the position that resulted in Penn s success. Three Quakers caught 24 or more passes and seven different players had at least 10 receptions. There were also eight different members of the Red and Blue that had at least one touchdown catch. Jon Dupont Cornerbacks Coach Fifth Season Jon Dupont enters his fifth season with the Quakers as the cornerbacks coach and assistant secondary coach. For the second straight season, Dupont s secondary ranked tops in the Ivy League in passing defense (seventh in the nation) in In addition to leading the FCS in total defense and scoring defense, the Quakers also ranked first in the Ancient Eight in pass efficiency defense and turnover margin. Dupont s defensive backfield produced two first-team All-Ivy recipients in Jonathan Moore and Chris Wynn, while Kevin Gray added a second-team honor. Anchoring the top ranked defense in the nation, Moore and Wynn ranked among the top 10 in the Ivy League in passes defended, while Moore finished third in the league in interceptions. Mark Fabish Tight Ends Coach Second Season Former Penn football standout Mark Fabish, C 97, begins his second season as the Quakers tight ends coach in After winning two Ivy titles as a player at Penn (1993, 1994), Fabish helped guide the Quakers to an Ivy championship in his first season. When Penn s starting tight end went out with an injury midway through the 2009 campaign, Fabish replaced him with Luke Nawrocki, who went on to earn All- Ivy honorable mention status despite starting just five games. Nawrocki was sixth on the team in receptions and second in touchdowns. The tight ends were also a part of the Ancient Eight s thirdbest rushing attack in 2009 and combined with the offensive line to allow the fewest sacks in the Ivy League.

8 Penn Football Spring Prospectus 2010 Top All-America/All-Ivy Candidates Joe D Orazio Sr. u 6-1u 270 Offensive Line Bryn Mawr, Pa. u St. Joe s Prep 2009: First-team All-Ivy Started all 10 games for Penn at center Penn s offensive line allowed the fewest sacks in the Ivy League in 2009, giving up just six in the final nine games Enabled Penn to finish third in the Ivy League in rushing, gaining just under 150 yards per game. 67 Luis Ruffolo Sr. u 6-2 u 270 Offensive Line Webster, N.Y. u Webster Thomas 2009: Second-Team All-Ivy Academic All-Area Academic All-Ivy Played in all 10 games and started eight for the Quakers in his junior season Penn s offensive line allowed the fewest sacks in the Ivy League Enabled Penn to finish third in the Ivy League in rushing, gaining just under 150 yards per game Zach Heller Sr. u 6-0 u 225 Linebacker Orlando, Fla. u Lake Highland Prep 2009: Second-team All-Ivy... Started all 10 games Second on the team with 55 tackles, 9.0 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks Finished third in the Ivy League in sacks and ninth in the league in tackles for loss Penn finished the season ranked No. 1 in the nation in total defense and scoring defense Penn was tops in the Ivy League in every major defensive category Recorded at least three tackles in each game and had a career-high 13 at Lafayette (Sept. 26) Also tallied his first career sack against the Leopards Recovered a fumble in the season opener against Villanova (Sept. 19) Forced a fumble in win at Harvard (Nov. 14). Josh Powers Sr. u 5-11 u 195 Defensive Back Fishers, Ind. u Hamilton Southeastern 2009: Academic All-Area First-Team Academic All-District Started all 10 games in Penn s defensive backfield Penn finished the season ranked No. 1 in the nation in total defense and scoring defense Penn was tops in the Ivy League in every major defensive category Third on the team with 52 tackles Fourth on the team with four pass breakups Tallied a career-best 10 tackles at Lafayette (Sept. 26) Had an interception in win over Bucknell (Oct. 10). 96 Andrew Samson Sr. u 6-2 u 195 Kicker West Bloomfield, Mich. u Andover 2009: First-Team All-Ivy Academic All-Area Academic All-Ivy Played and scored in all 10 games for the third straight season Led Ivy League kickers in scoring with 58 points Also led Ivies in field goals (11) and PAT percentage (100%) Second in the Ivy League in field goal percentage Career-long 45-yard field goal in season finale against Cornell (Nov. 21) Matched career-best with three made field goals at Dartmouth (Oct. 3) Was a perfect 25-for-25 on PAT attempts Phil Steele Preseason Second-Team All-America TSN Preseason First-Team All-America CDS Preseason First-Team All-America. 40 Owen Thomas Sr. u 6-2 u 240 Defensive End Allentown, Pa. u Parkland 2009: Second-Team All-Ivy Started all 10 games on Penn s defensive line Penn finished the season ranked No. 1 in the nation in total defense and scoring defense Penn was tops in the Ivy League in every major defensive category Led team and finished second in the Ivy League in sacks with six Had at least a partial sack in seven different games Finished with 29 tackles and 8.0 tackles for loss Season-best eight tackles in win over Bucknell (Oct. 10).

9 FCS Starts by Position (Returning Players) Pos. Player Career/2009 Offense QB 13 - Keiffer Garton...6/ John Hurley...1/1 RB 9 - Bradford Blackmon...4/ Michael DiMaggio...13/ Matt Hamscher...4/4 FB 41 - Luke DeLuca...12/10 WR 21 - Matt Tuten...10/10 TE 86 - Ryan Murray...5/ Luke Nawrocki...5/5 LT 60 - Greg Van Roten...10/10 LG 67 - Luis Ruffolo...15/9 C 59 - Joe D Orazio...15/10 RG No active player with starts RT 71 - Jared Mollenbeck...10/10 Defense DE 58 - Kameron Jones...2/ Owen Thomas...20/ Brian Levine...6/ Drew Goldsmith...10/10 DT 93 - Jared Sholly...10/ Brian Wing... 10/10 LB 50 - Zach Heller...10/10 CB 30 -Anthony Marino...1/ Jon Saelinger...3/1 S 7 - Josh Powers...18/ Fred Craig...2/2 Special Teams P 23 - Scott Lopano...10/10 PK 96 - Andrew Samson...30/10 H No active player with starts KO 23 - Scott Lopano...9/ Trevor Charlston...1/1 LS No active player with starts KR 9 - Bradford Blackmon...2/2 PR 9 - Bradford Blackmon...2/2 ## PLAYER GP-GS VU LAFAYET DART BUCKNE COL YALE BRWN PRIN HARV COR 13 Adams, Blake 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 80 Allen, Ryan 1/-... XXX Bath, Derric 4/-... XXX... XXX XXX... XXX 9 Blackmon, Brad 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 95 Castner, Tom 3/ XXX XXX... XXX 99 Charlston, Trev 6/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 48 Colavita, B. 5/ XXX... XXX... XXX XXX XXX 68 Copeland, B. 9/-... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 38 Cosgrove, J 2/ XXX... XXX 29 Craig, Fred 9/2 XXX XXX START START XXX XXX XXX XXX... XXX 59 D'Orazio, Joe 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 41 DeLuca, Luke 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 18 Derham, Kyle 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 31 DiMaggio, Mike 8/6 START START START START START START... XXX... XXX 87 Donnelly, Colin 2/- XXX XXX... 3 Fisher, Tyler 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 14 Garton, Keiffer 5/3 START START START XXX XXX 56 Giesecke, Brian 3/- XXX XXX... XXX Goniprow, Joe 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 35 Grant, JP 1/ XXX 4 Gray, Kevin 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 28 Hamscher, Matt 8/4 XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START START 50 Heller, Zach 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 49 Hewitt, A.J. 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 4A Hobson, P.J. 1/ XXX Holder, Joe 9/- XXX XXX XXX... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 17 Hurley, John 4/ START XXX XXX XXX 6A Jack, Jeff 7/ XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX... XXX 66 Jett, Eric 9/- XXX... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 58 Jones, Kameron 9/2 START START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX... XXX 91 Kispert, Ed 1/ XXX 79 Krissel, Joe 10/2 START XXX XXX XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 5 Lawrence, Marcu 8/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX... XXX XXX Levine, Brian 10/6 XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START START START START 53 Lewko, Jake 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 44 Lias, Steve 2/ XXX XXX Lopano, Scott 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 43 Macknet, David 1/-... XXX Marino, Anthony 8/1 XXX XXX XXX START XXX... XXX XXX... XXX 26 Marsh, Lyle 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 37 McGoldrick, Jim 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 74 McKendry, Joe 3/ XXX... XXX... XXX 16 McNally, Brendn 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 71 Mollenbeck, Jar 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 1 Moore, Jonathan 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 86 Murray, Ryan 5/5 START START START START START Nawrocki, Luke 10/5 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START START START 8 Olson, Kyle 7/6... XXX START START START START START START 34 Paino, Alex 1/ XXX 39 Peterson, Jake 3/ XXX XXX XXX 73 Pinciotti, Mike 2/ XXX... XXX 7 Powers, Josh 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 12 Powers, Nate 6/- XXX XXX... XXX XXX XXX XXX Putnam, Brendan 1/ XXX Ragone, Billy 2/- XXX... XXX Ramirez, Anthon 2/ XXX XXX Rask, Erik 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 42 Rasmussen, J. 9/-... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 5B Ritt, Daniel 5/ XXX... XXX... XXX XXX XXX 67 Ruffolo, Luis 10/9 XXX START START START START START START START START START 22 Saelinger, Jon 10/1 XXX XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 96 Samson, Andrew 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 57 Schaefer, Matt 10/9 START START START START XXX START START START START START 20 Schmucker, Jaso 10/2 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START 3A Schuster, Greg 5/ XXX... XXX XXX XXX... XXX 93 Sholly, Jared 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 36 Sims, Sim K. 3/ XXX XXX... XXX 77 Smith, Alec 3/ XXX XXX XXX 45 Stephens, Mac 1/ XXX Thomas, Owen 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 52 Triglia, Adam 5/ XXX XXX... XXX XXX XXX 21 Tuten, Matt 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 27 Twamley, David 8/-... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX... XXX XXX XXX 62 Van Roten, Greg 10/10 START START START START START START START START START START 94 Wallach, Dan 3/ XXX XXX... XXX 3B Williams, J. 4/ XXX... XXX... XXX... XXX 92 Wing, Brian 10/8 START START START START START START START START XXX XXX 24 Wolf, Bryon 5/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 2 Wurst, David 9/-... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 6 Wynn, Chris 8/8 START START START START START START START START 9

10 2009 Championship Season in Review No. 24 in the national polls. As Penn entered the Ivy League opener at Dartmouth, it was clear that the non-conference schedule was tough. At 0-2, and having never led at any point in the season, the Quakers were without their opening-day starting quarterback as they embarked upon their longest road trip of the year. When the game began, it actually got worse freshman quarterback Billy Ragone suffered a season-ending injury, and senior quarterback Kyle Olson s arm injury left the Red and Blue without a quarterback able to throw the ball. Harvard ball. Fourth-and-goal at the Penn 1-yard line. 2:49 left on the clock. Crimson quarterback Collie Winters keeps the ball and moves to his left. He is met by one of the Quakers senior captains, Chris Wynn, just before the goalline and falls in the same spot. Cue the cigar-filled celebration the 2009 Penn Quakers are Ivy League champions. One play can hardly define an entire season a championship season, no less but this was as close to a defining moment as any for the 2009 Penn Football team. The Quakers were reliant on their defense throughout a year in which the Red and Blue watched their starting, backup and third-string quarterbacks all fall to injury within the first three weeks of the season. So it was only fitting for the defense the best in the entire country in 2009 to come up with a goal-line stand against the best offense in the Ivy League to all but clinch the program s 14th Ivy League championship. And to think, there may have been no other season in Penn s 133-year history that started in such unfavorable fashion in the first game, on the first play, Penn kicked off to Villanova s Matt Szczur and he returned it for a touchdown. Sixteen seconds into the year, Penn trailed 7-0. The Red and Blue played well throughout the rest of the night, and were down just 7-3 midway through the third quarter to the No. 2-ranked team in the nation. However, the cross-town rivals were impressive, and hung on to beat the Quakers 14-3 at Franklin Field that night. Three months later, the Wildcats would win the FCS national championship. Without knowing the success that the Wildcats would have, the Quakers took little solace from the loss. The same was true a week later, when a slow start allowed Lafayette to jump out to a 17-0 first-half lead in Easton, Pa. With the rain falling an element that would become all too familiar in 2009 and starting quarterback Keiffer Garton out due to injury, Penn still rallied to tie the game by the middle of the third quarter, only to fall in overtime. Like Villanova, Lafayette would go on to a successful campaign and finish the year ranked For this team, none of it seemed to matter but then, for a group of champions, that s to be expected. And that s exactly where the 2009 Quakers were headed. So even when Dartmouth closed to within on the final play of the third quarter, Penn calmly marched down the field, scored a touchdown, and never looked back. Now it was sophomore quarterback John Hurley who had surfaced atop the depth chart. Having never taken a snap as a collegiate quarterback, Hurley started against Bucknell at Franklin Field. And he won one of three different quarterbacks to start and win a game for Penn in It was the story within the championship story. When called upon, each member of this team and each unit was always ready to do its part. Against Bucknell, the defense kept the pressure off the Quakers new signal-caller, holding the Bison to a field goal, and Hurley did his, managing the offense to 21 points. In Week 5, with Garton back in the lineup, Penn found itself trailing Columbia, 13-7 in the second quarter. It would be the last time Penn trailed at any point for the rest of the season, and it lasted just 11 plays. The Red and Blue took the lead when Garton connected with sophomore running back Matt Hamscher, then blew away the Lions in the second half. After that Lions score in the second quarter at Wien Stadium, the Penn defense didn t allow another point for the next 11 quarters (and an overtime). That covered a span of 21 days between points and more than 183 minutes of game time. The effort allowed the Quakers to get by Yale without scoring an offensive touchdown they won 9-0 behind sophomore defensive lineman Jared Sholly s first career interception and touchdown. And the defense carried the Quakers again the next week. At kickoff, each member of the Quakers entered the NCAA record book. Penn became the first team in the history of college football to play in 1,300 games. For a program that ended the 2009 season just one win shy of its 800th all-time, Penn celebrated the milestone in typical fashion with a win. On the road against the top offensive team in the Ivy League (needless to say, they were not the top-ranked team after the game), Penn didn t allow the Bears offense to get on the scoreboard. Brown scored on an interception return, ultimately sending the game into overtime. For a program that hadn t won an overtime game in more than five years and had set an NCAA record for overtime losses in a season, Penn made it look easy. The offense was in the end zone in three plays, and the defense was impenetrable as usual. The overtime win officially erased any doubts that 10

11 2009 Championship Season in Review the 2009 squad would succumb to the misfortunes that the program had suffered in recent years. Penn s run continued when Penn ran over archrival Princeton on Homecoming. The Quakers led 35-7 by the end of the third quarter, and when Wynn returned an interception 60 yards for his first career defensive touchdown, they had sealed their third-largest margin of victory the Tigers. The momentum from the blowout win led right into the undefeated showdown at Harvard. Though one play may not be able to define an entire team or season, in this case, one phrase can: Ivy League champions. Like the 13 teams to accomplish the feat previously, the 2009 team will stand immortalized in Penn Football lore the team picture hanging off the wall in Weightman Hall, the 1,300th game ball perched inside the Jack Lefort Football Complex trophy case, and this collection of young men now included among the conversation of Penn s great teams. Certainly, this 2009 team has forever left its mark on the most historic program in college football. On that rainy day in Cambridge, the Quakers played a game that epitomized the season. All three phases came up big when it was needed the defense held shut out Harvard in the first half, the special teams blocked a punt, and the offense put up 17 points before intermission. It all led to the decisive goal-line stand in the waning minutes. When the scoreboard clock flashed all zeros and a share of the title was secured, Penn was just one win away from setting an Ivy League record with its 11th outright title. Penn made it look easy in wrapping up an undefeated Ivy campaign, the fifth in program history (yet another league record). The Red and Blue dominated the Big Red from the start. The offense scored 34 points giving them a combined 76 in the final two home games and the defense, fittingly, posted its second shutout of the year. After the fans rushed onto Franklin Field, the Quakers rightfully hoisted the Ivy trophy. Though bringing the trophy back to West Philadelphia after six years was clearly the ultimate goal and highlight, the individual honors rolled in at the end of the year. Eighteen Quakers were named All-Ivy, and senior linebacker Jake Lewko was named Co-Ivy League MVP in addition to earning All-America honors. Lewko was also honored as the FCS College Player of the Year by the Brooks-Irvine Memorial Football Club, while senior defensive back Jon Moore was named an ECAC All-Star. The great individual efforts collaborated into a definitively great team Penn Honorees Brooks-Irvine Memorial Football Club FCS Player of the Year Jake Lewko, LB AFCA FCS All-America Jake Lewko, LB ECAC All-Star Team Jonathan Moore, DB Ivy League Co-Player of the Year Jake Lewko, LB All-Ivy First Team Joe D Orazio, OL Joe Goniprow, DL Jake Lewko, LB Jonathan Moore, DB Andrew Samson, K Chris Wynn, DB Second Team Luis Ruffolo, OL Luke DeLuca, FB Lyle Marsh, RB Owen Thomas, DL Zach Heller, LB Kevin Gray, DB Honorable Mention Greg Van Roten, OL Kyle Olson, QB Kyle Derham, WR Luke Nawrocki, TE Brian Levine, LB Erik Rask, LB Ivy Player of the Week Offensive Kyle Olson, QB (Nov. 16) Defensive Erik Rask, LB (Oct. 19) Jake Lewko, LB (Oct. 26) Jake Lewko, LB (Nov. 16) Rookie Lyle Marsh, RB (Sep. 28) Billy Ragone, QB (Oct. 5) Scott Lopano, P (Oct. 19) National Coach of the Year Finalist Al Bagnoli National Coordinator of the Year Finalist Ray Priore Academic All-Area Kyle Derham Josh Powers Luis Ruffolo Andrew Samson First-Team Academic All-District Kyle Derham Josh Powers Academic All-Ivy Luis Ruffolo Andrew Samson 11

12 2009 Final Statistics TEAM STATISTICS PENN OPP SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty 9 9 RUSHING YARDAGE 1, Yards gained rushing 1, Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing 11 1 PASSING YARDAGE 1,676 1,544 Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing 12 9 TOTAL OFFENSE 3,161 2,176 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 54-1, ,555 Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 33:08 26:51 3RD-DOWN Conversions 61/161 39/141 3rd-Down Pct 38% 28% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/12 8/20 4th-Down Pct 50% 40% SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS 8 4 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES % % RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS % % PAT-ATTEMPTS % % ATTENDANCE 53,002 37,962 Games/Avg Per Game 5/10,600 5/7,592 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Lg Avg/G Marsh, Lyle Blackmon, Bradford Hamscher, Matt Garton, Keiffer DiMaggio, Mike DeLuca, Luke Ragone, Billy Jack, Jeff Derham, Kyle Hurley, John Olson, Kyle Schuster, Greg Fisher, Tyler McNally, Brendan Team Total Opponents PASSING G Effic Com-Att-IntPct Yds TD Lg Avg/G Olson, Kyle Garton, Keiffer Hurley, John Derham, Kyle Ragone, Billy Hamscher, Matt Blackmon, Brad McNally, Brendan Total Opponents RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Derham, Kyle Tuten, Matt Blackmon, Bradford Hamscher, Matt Wurst, David Nawrocki, Luke Holder, Joe Fisher, Tyler DiMaggio, Mike Lawrence, Marcus DeLuca, Luke Marsh, Lyle Murray, Ryan Allen, Ryan Olson, Kyle Total Opponents SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Penn Opponents

13 2009 Final Statistics TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Olson, Kyle Garton, Keiffer Marsh, Lyle Blackmon, Bradford Hamscher, Matt Hurley, John DiMaggio, Mike DeLuca, Luke Ragone, Billy Jack, Jeff Derham, Kyle Schuster, Greg Fisher, Tyler McNally, Brendan Team Total Opponents ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Marsh, Lyle Blackmon, Bradford Derham, Kyle Tuten, Matt Hamscher, Matt Wynn, Chris Lawrence, Marcus Fisher, Tyler DeLuca, Luke Holder, Joe Garton, Keiffer DiMaggio, Mike Wurst, David Nawrocki, Luke Jack, Jeff Ragone, Billy McGoldrick, Jim Rask, Erik Powers, Josh Sholly, Jared Moore, Jonathan Hurley, John Murray, Ryan Schuster, Greg Cosgrove, Justin McNally, Brendan Olson, Kyle Jones, Kameron Team Total Opponents PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Wynn, Chris Blackmon, Brad Lawrence, Marcus Schmucker, Jason Rask, Erik McGoldrick, Jim Moore, Jonathan Total Opponents PATs SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass Saf Points Samson, Andrew DeLuca, Luke Derham, Kyle Tuten, Matt Nawrocki, Luke Blackmon, Brad Marsh, Lyle Ragone, Billy Wynn, Chris Garton, Keiffer Hamscher, Matt Olson, Kyle McGoldrick, Jim Lawrence, Marcus Fisher, Tyler Sholly, Jared Charlston, Trevor Total Opponents FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct Lg Blk Samson, Andrew Charlston, Trevor PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Lopano, Scott Olson, Kyle Team Total Opponents KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Lopano, Scott Charlston, Trevor Total Opponents INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Moore, Jonathan Wynn, Chris Sholly, Jared Schmucker, Jaso Jones, Kameron Powers, Josh Rask, Erik Total Opponents KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Wynn, Chris Fisher, Tyler Blackmon, Brad Lawrence, Marcus Cosgrove, Justin Jack, Jeff Total Opponents FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Sholly, Jared Total

14 Penn Football Spring Prospectus 2009 Final Defensive Statistics Tackles Sacks- ---Pass Def--- -Fumbles- Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Safe Lewko, Jake Heller, Zach Powers, Josh Gray, Kevin Levine, Brian Rask, Erik Moore, Jonathan Goniprow, Joe Thomas, Owen Wynn, Chris Twamley, David Schmucker, Jason McGoldrick, Jim McNally, Brendan Craig, Fred Copeland, Brandon Sholly, Jared Wing, Brian Rasmussen, Jason Marino, Anthony Jack, Jeff TM Team Derham, Kyle Hewitt, A.J Colavita, Brandon Williams, Justyn Saelinger, Jon Wolf, Bryon Wallach, Dan Murray, Ryan Tuten, Matt Powers, Nate Lopano, Scott Bath, Derric Schuster, Greg Castner, Tom Van Roten, Greg Ragone, Billy Paino, Alex Nawrocki, Luke Jones, Kameron Holder, Joe Total Opponents

15 2009 Season Highs Individual Game Highs Rushes Marsh, Lyle at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) Yards Rushing Marsh, Lyle at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) TD Rushes DeLuca, Luke vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Long Rush Blackmon, Bradford at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) Pass attempts Olson, Kyle at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Pass completions Olson, Kyle at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Yards Passing Olson, Kyle at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) TD Passes Olson, Kyle vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Long Pass Olson, Kyle at Harvard (Nov 14, 2009) Receptions Derham, Kyle at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Yards Receiving Derham, Kyle at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) TD Receptions Fisher, Tyler at Lafayette (Sep 26, 2009) Blackmon, Bradford at Lafayette (Sep 26, 2009) DeLuca, Luke vs Bucknell (Oct 10, 2009) Hamscher, Matt at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) Tuten, Matt vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Lawrence, Marcus at Harvard (Nov 14, 2009) Derham, Kyle vs Cornell (Nov 21, 2009) Nawrocki, Luke vs Cornell (Nov 21, 2009) Long Reception Lawrence, Marcus at Harvard (Nov 14, 2009) Field Goals Samson, Andrew at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) Long Field Goal Samson, Andrew vs Cornell (Nov 21, 2009) Punts Lopano, Scott at Harvard (Nov 14, 2009) Punting Avg Lopano, Scott at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) Long Punt Lopano, Scott at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) Long Punt Return Blackmon, Bradford vs Bucknell (Oct 10, 2009) Long Kickoff Return Blackmon, Bradford at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) Tackles Lewko, Jake at Harvard (Nov 14, 2009) Sacks Goniprow, Joe vs Villanova (Sep 19, 2009) Levine, Brian vs Yale (Oct 24, 2009) Tackles For Loss Rask, Erik vs Yale (Oct 24, 2009) Interceptions Powers, Josh vs Bucknell (Oct 10, 2009) Schmucker, Jason at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) Rask, Erik at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) Jones, Kameron at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) Sholly, Jared vs Yale (Oct 24, 2009) Wynn, Chris vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Moore, Jonathan vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Team Season Highs Rushes at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) Yards Rushing at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) Yards Per Rush at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) TD Rushes at Dartmouth (Oct 03, 2009) vs Bucknell (Oct 10, 2009) vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) vs Cornell (Nov 21, 2009) Pass attempts at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Pass completions at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Yards Passing at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Yards Per Pass vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) TD Passes vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Total Plays at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Total Offense vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Yards Per Play vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Points vs Princeton (Nov 07, 2009) Sacks By vs Yale (Oct 24, 2009) First Downs vs Cornell (Nov 21, 2009) Penalties vs Yale (Oct 24, 2009) Penalty Yards vs Yale (Oct 24, 2009) Turnovers at Brown (Oct 31, 2009) Interceptions By at Columbia (Oct 17, 2009) 2009 Final Rankings Team Rankings (National) Category Rank (Avg./game) Rushing Offense (148.50) Passing Offense (167.60) Total Offense (316.10) Scoring Offense (21.40) Rushing Defense (63.20) Pass Efficiency Defense (97.45) Total Defense (217.60) Scoring Defense (9.50) Net Punting (33.78) Punt Returns (33.78) Kickoff Returns (18.63) Turnover Margin (.50) Pass Defense (154.40) Passing Efficiency (106.83) Sacks (3.10) Tackles For Loss (7.40) Sacks Allowed (1.20) Team Rankings (Ivy League) Category Rank (Avg./game) Rushing Offense (148.50) Passing Offense (167.60) Total Offense (316.10) Scoring Offense (21.40) Rushing Defense (63.20) Pass Efficiency Defense (97.45) Total Defense (217.60) Scoring Defense (9.50) Net Punting (33.78) Punt Returns (33.78) Kickoff Returns (18.63) Turnover Margin (.50) Pass Defense (154.40) Passing Efficiency (106.83) Sacks (3.10) Tackles For Loss (7.40) Sacks Allowed (1.20) Individual Rankings (Ivy League) Category... Rank... Player (Avg or total) Rushing Yards/Game Lyle Marsh (52.60) Scoring Andrew Samson (58) Luke DeLuca (36) Kicker Scoring/Game Andrew Samson (58) Punt Return Average Chris Wynn (4.69) Punting Scott Lopano (37.50) Field Goals/Game Andrew Samson (11) Field Goal Percentage Andrew Samson (52.4) PAT Percentage Andrew Samson (100.0) Tackles Jake Lewko (76) Sacks Owen Thomas (6.0) Zach Heller (5.5) Joe Goniprow (4.0) Brian Levine (3.0) Tackles for Loss Erik Rask (10.5) Zach Heller (9.0) Brian Levine (8.0) Passes Defended Jonathan Moore (11) Chris Wynn (8) Interceptions Jonathan Moore (4) Fumbles Forced Jake Lewko (2) Fumbles Recovered Brendan McNally (3) Jake Lewko (2) 15