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1 GAME COLGATE FOOTBALL Patriot League Champions SCHEDULES COLGATE (0-0, 0-0 PL) 9-3 CENTRAL CONN (TV) 1: MASSACHUSETTS TV) 12:00 Dartmouth 12: CORNELL (TV) 1:00 Princeton (TV) 1: FORDHAM * (TV) 1:00 Holy Cross * 1: LEHIGH * (TV) 1:00 Lafayette * (TV) 12: BUCKNELL * (TV) 12:30 Georgetown * 12:30 * Patriot League Games CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (0-0, 0-0 NE) Colgate 1: RHODE ISLAND 5:00 Marist 7: ALBANY 1: ST. PETER'S 5:00 St. Francis (Pa.) 1: ROBERT MORRIS 1:00 Wagner 1: MONMOUTH 1:00 Sacred Heart 12:30 Stony Brook 1:00 AT-A-GLANCE Site: Andy Kerr Stadium, Hamilton, NY (10,221) Radio: WKXZ (94 FM/99.3 FM, Oneonta, N.Y.). Eric Malanoski is the play-by-play voice of Colgate football. Ted Rossman handles the color. Air time for the pregame show is 12:40. TV: Time Warner Sports 26, Syracuse, N.Y. (Live). Mark Larson will handle the play-byplay, while Dale Drypolcher provides the color commentary, Danny Liedka is the sideline reporter. The Series: First Meeting Series Streak: None Last Meeting: None Head Coaches: Dick Biddle (Duke 71) 10th Year at Colgate and Overall (76-31) vs. Central Connecticut (0-0) CCSU - Tom Masella (Wagner 81) 2nd Year at CCSU (8-2) vs. Colgate (0-0) THIS WEEK Central Connecticut (0-0, NE 0-0) at Colgate (0-0, PL 0-0) Saturday, September 3, :00 Andy Kerr Stadium Hamilton, N.Y. GAME DAY The Colgate Raiders (0-0 overall, 0-0 Patriot League) open their 115th season of intercollegiate play this Saturday with a non-conference game against Central Connecticut (0-0, 0-0 NEC) at Andy Kerr Stadium. Kickoff is 1 p.m. Colgate is seeking its 10th straight winning season under head coach Dick Biddle. Last year, the Raiders finished 7-4 overall and 4-2 in the Patriot League. This is the first meeting between Colgate and Central Connecticut, and Colgate's first-ever game against a NEC team. Central Connecticut was picked to finish second in the Northeast Conference. Last year, the Blue Devils were 8-2 overall and 6-1 in league play while earning a share of the NEC title. The eight victories was the most for CCSU since 1973, when the Blue Devils finished 9-1. Junior tailback Cory Harge, the reigning NEC Offensive Player of the Year, is again the Blue Devils go-to-player. He has posted back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons. TIME WARNER SPORTS Time Warner Sports Channel 26 in Central New York will televise all six of Colgate's home games this season. TICKETS Tickets for the Colgate-Central Connecticut game are available at the Raider Ticket Office ( ). They are priced at $12 for reserved seats, $8.00 for general admission, and $5.00 for children in the general admission section. OPENERS UNDER BIDDLE The Colgate Raiders are 2-7 in season openers under head coach Dick Biddle. In the two seasons that the Raiders won their season opener during Biddle's tenure, they finished 10-2 in 1999 and 15-1 in PICKED THIRD IN THE PATRIOT LEAGUE Colgate was picked to finish third in the Patriot League this season in a vote of the league coaches and sports information directors. BY THE NUMBERS Colgate has won 17 straight at Andy Kerr Stadium. Colgate has won 28 of its last 33 games. Colgate has won 14 of its last 19 non-conference games. Colgate has won 12 of the last 14 games decided by nine points or less. STREAK AT ANDY KERR Colgate's current winning streak at Andy Kerr Stadium started with a win over Dartmouth in The last setback came against Villanova (20-0) in the 2002 opener.

2 RAIDER COVERAGE Colgate Athletic Communications Office Phone: (315) Fax Phone: (315) Bob Cornell Director Cell Phone Michele Kelley Ass t Director Meredith Rieder Assistant Kristy McNeil Assistant Lisa Diehl......Administrative Assistant Raider Hotline (315) Colgate Athletic Website League Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Lehigh Colgate Lafayette Bucknell Fordham Holy Cross Georgetown THIS WEEK: Central Connecticut at Colgate, Fordham at Rhode Island, Sacred Heart at Holy Cross, Monmouth at Lehigh, Georgetown at Bucknell and Lafayette at Marist. For further information on the Patriot League and its members, please contact the league office. Chris Graziano (610) cgraziano@patriotleague.com Fax (610) WHAT TO LOOK FOR Colgate senior running back Ray LaMonica (Peabody, Mass.) needs 19 rushing yards to become the 24th player in school history to reach 1,000 career yards. Colgate head coach Dick Biddle needs two victories to move into sole possession of second place in career wins. He currently has 76 victories, one behind Fred Dunlap, who had 77 wins between All-time leader is Andy Kerr with 95 ( ). WEBSITES Complete Colgate football information, including releases, statistics, records and features can be found on Colgate s official website at www. gocolgateraiders.com. Central Connecticut s official website is www. CCSUBlueDevils.com. COLGATE HEAD COACH Colgate head coach Dick Biddle is in his 10th season with the Raiders. He has an overall record of for a.710 winning percentage. He is the fifth winningest active Division I-AA coach. In 2003, he was named the American Football Coaches Association Division I-AA National Coach of the Year, and for the second time in his career Patriot League Coach of the Year. His winning percentage is the highest of any coach who has coached eight or more seasons in the Patriot League. He is the third coach in school history to win 70 or more games in a career joining Andy Kerr (95) and Fred Dunlap (77). Biddle is the first Colgate coach to post nine straight winning seasons and the first Colgate coach to record eight straight seasons with seven or more victories. COLGATE CAPTAINS Colgate head coach Dick Biddle announced at the conclusion of fall camp that senior linebacker Jared Nepa (Carbondale, PA) and junior quarterback Mike Saraceno (Sunrise, FL) have been named co-captains of the 2005 squad. CAREER RUSHING LEADERS PLAYER CARRIES YARDS AVG TD Kenny Gamble ( ) Jamaal Branch ( , 03-04) Rich Erenberg ( ) Randall Joseph ( ) Pat Healy ( ) Daymon Smith (1993, 95-) Bill Sparacio ( ) Mark van Eeghen ( ) Tom Parr ( ) Alan Egler ( ) Anthony Caravetta ( ) Stacy Hall ( ) Ryan Vena ( Henry White ( ) Marv Hubbard ( ) Ron Burton ( ) Dom Fischer ( ) Nate Thomas ( ) Angelo Colosimo ( ) Dana Farland ( ) Ed Weiss (1997, 99) Steve Morgan ( ) Ed Whitehair ( ) Ray LaMonica ( , 04-05) TOUGH AGAINST THE RUSH Over the last 10 seasons, the Raiders have held the opposition to under 100 yards rushing 45 times, and are 43-2 when doing so. TOTAL DEFENSE Last season, Colgate finished ninth in the nation in total defense, allowing yards per game. In 2003, the Raiders were 15th in total defense allowing yards per game.

3 TEAM COMPARISONS COLGATE (7-4/4-2 PL) 2004 Team Statistics COL OPP Points/Game First Downs Rushing/Game Passing Passing/Game Total Offense/Game Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punting CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (8-2/6-1 NEC) 2004 Team Statistics CCSU OPP Points/Game First Downs Rushing/Game Passing Passing/Game Total Offense/Game Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Punting NCAA FINAL TEAM RANKINGS Category COL CCSU Rushing Offense Passing Offense Total Offense Scoring Offense Rushing Pass Eff. 5 6 Total 9 20 Scoring Net Punting Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Turnover Margin 41 T-38 Pass 5 34 (121 teams ranked in Division I-AA) KEY STAT RETURNEES RUSHING Att Net Avg TD YPG LaMonica (COL) Harge (CCSU) PASSING A-C-I Pct. TD YPG Sloan (COL) Sheard (CCSU) RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD YPG Long (COL) Smith (CCSU) DEFENSE U-A-TT TFL Int. FF-FR Nepa (COL) Bean (COL) Tucker (CCSU) Monge (CCSU) LONG GRANTED A SIXTH YEAR Colgate wide receiver DeWayne Long (West Des Moines, IA) has been granted a sixth year of eligibility by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Long was the Raiders second-leading receiver last season while earning first team all-patriot League honors. He had 55 receptions for 737 yards and a team-high eight touchdowns. He transferred to Colgate from the University of Nebraska in the fall During Colgate s 2003 run to the NCAA Division I-AA title game, Long played in all 16 games while making 14 catches for 154 yards and two touchdowns. He had a game-winning catch with 5.6 seconds left in the opener against Georgetown, and his other touchdown came in the NCAA Division I-AA playoff win over Florida Atlantic. MAKING THEIR FIRST START Colgate has five players making their first collegiate starts. On offense: junior quarterback Mike Saraceno (Sunrise, FL) and junior wide receiver Kenny Parker (Stratford, NJ). On defense: senior defensive end Tom Cassano (Cherry Hill, NJ), junior linebacker David Wesley (Dupont, PA) and sophomore cornerback Cody Williams (Blasdell, NY). NEXT GAME The Raiders will remain home to entertain nationally-ranked Massachusetts at Andy Kerr Stadium. Kickoff is 12 noon. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Beatty BEAT-ee Breault - Bro Cassano - Ca shan o Ekpo ECK-boe Fucillo few-sill-oh Galletly - Gal et ly Gould - Gew uld Hovey - Hoe vee Jamil juh-meel Mushel - Moo shul Nepa - Nep a Petrone - Pa trone Pumilio - Poo mill e o Rava - Rah va Relph RALF Saraceno - Sara seeno Sulovski - Sull va ski Tupta TUP-tah Wurst - Worst FOOTBALL FACTS Colgate s all-time record This is Colgate s 115th season of varsity football. Overall: Colgate In Overtime The Raiders have played in five overtime games Year Game Results 1995 Bucknell L, at Bucknell L, at Cornell W, at Towson W, at Bucknell W, Nine Straight Winning Seasons Colgate has posted nine straight winning seasons. The Raiders were during that stretch for a.710 winning percentage

4 2005 COLGATE DEPTH CHART Offense Pos. No. Player (Ht., Wgt., Class) FL 19 DeWayne Long (6-0, 205, Sr.) 89 Craig Perkins (6-4, 216, Jr.) LT 77 Jeremy Wurst (6-5, 281, Sr.) 73 Brandon Whitaker (6-3, 277, Jr.) LG 65 Mark Mushel (6-2, 307, Sr.) 61 Mike Hovey (6-4, 287, Jr.) C 62 Jake Sulovski (6-3, 268, Jr.) 57 Rich Rosabella (6-0, 280, Fr.) RG 75 Ryan Hall (6-2, 306, Sr.) 61 Mike Hovey (6-4, 287, Jr.) RT 70 Todd Mulligan (6-2, 299, Sr.) 72 Steve Jonas (6-3, 280, Fr.) TE 92 Jeff Brown (6-4, 231, Jr.) 95 Tyrone Gould (6-1, 252, Sr.) SE 20 Kenny Parker (5-9, 190, Jr.) 1 Erik Burke (6-0, 192, So.) QB 11 Mike Saraceno (5-9, 200, Jr.) 3 Lee Sloan (5-10, 185, So.) TB 22 Ray LaMonica (5-9, 200, Sr.) 29 Joe Pinion (5-11, 199, Sr.) FB 40 Ben Evans (5-11, 241, Sr.) 36 Anthony Pumilio (6-2, 240, Jr.) Pos. No. Player (Ht., Wgt., Class) DE 98 Tom Cassano (6-1, 230, Sr.) 99 Brent Smith (6-1, 230, Sr.) DT 86 Josh Wurst (6-5, 255, Sr.) 87 Conn Davis (6-4, 244, Jr.) NT 78 Chris Petrone (6-3, 280, Sr.) 63 Nick Sabo (5-11, 255, Jr.) DT 67 Jeff Galletly (5-10, 265, Sr.) 55 Pat Nolan (6-4, 265, Jr.) ILB 52 David Wesley (6-0, 229, Jr.) 51 Robert Wenger (5-10, 215, So.) ILB 31 Jared Nepa (6-1, 229, Sr.) 38 Mike Gallihugh (5-11, 195, So.) OLB 81 Zach Dollar (6-1, 212, Sr.) 32 Nate Johnson (6-0, 191, Jr.) CB 27 Cody Williams (5-8, 186, So.) 6 Raymon Taft (6-0, 180, So.) FS 12 Andrew Moore (6-1, 175, Jr.) 26 Andre Dawson (6-0, 190, So.) SS 28 Geoff Bean (6-0, 200, Jr.) 16 Lucius Johnson (6-1, 191, So.) CB 14 Chris Williams (5-10, 190, Sr.) 6 Raymon Taft (6-0, 180, So.) Specialists KO 24 Mike Rava (5-9, 176, Sr.) FG-PAT 24 Mike Rava (5-9, 176, Sr.) Punter 93 Jason Sutton (6-3, 210, Jr.) Holder 11 Mike Saraceno (5-9, 200, Jr.) LSnapper 80 Ronnie Millen (6-0, 240, Sr.) KOR 19 DeWayne Long (6-0, 205, Sr.) 1 Erik Burke (6-0, 192, So.) PR 28 Geoff Bean (6-0, 200, Jr.)

5 2005 COLGATE STARTER THUMBNAILS OFFENSE 11 MIKE SARACENO, QB (Jr., 5-9, 200) GP/GS (0/0, 4/0)... co-captain... will be making his first varsity start today against Central Connecticut... the last time he saw action at QB was during the 2003 season... completed 3-of-5 passes for 35 yards... missed the 2004 season for a family matter. CAREER HIGHS: Att-3 vs. Georgetown Cmp-2 vs. Georgetown Yds-18 vs. Georgetown TD s-none. Rushing Att-1 vs. 3 opps. Yds-6 vs. Bucknell TD s-none. 22 RAY LaMONICA (Sr., 5-9, 200) GP/GS (0/0, 24/6)... comes into today's opener needing 19 rushing yards to become the 24th player in school history to reach 1,000 yards... was Colgate's leading rusher in 2002 with 163 carries for 877 yards and six touchdowns... missed the 2003 season... had 31 carries for 104 yards last season. CAREER HIGHS: Att-36 vs.georgetown Yds-179 vs. Georgetown TD s-3 vs. Georgetown Long Run-30 vs. Lehigh BEN EVANS, FB (Sr., 5-11, 241) GP/GS (0/0, 22/9)... has carried 42 times for 119 yards and one touchdown in his career... was the primary blocking back for Jamaal Branch's record-breaking rushing season in CAREER HIGHS: Att-10 vs. Bucknell Yds-31 vs. Bucknell TD s- 1 vs. Bucknell Long Run-14 vs. Lehigh JEFF BROWN, TE (So., 6-4, 221) GP/GS (0/0, 15/6)... started six games last season... grabbed three passes for 28 yards. CAREER HIGHS: Rec-2 vs. Georgetown Yds-21 vs. Georgetown TD s-none. Long Catch-15 vs. Georgetown KENNY PARKER, WR (Jr., 5-9, 190) GP/GS (0/0, 16/0)... moved to wide receiver this fall from running back... played in all 11 games last season... carried 11 times for 69 yards. CAREER HIGHS: Rec-None. Yds-None. TD s-none. Long Catch-None. 19 DeWAYNE LONG, WR (Sr., 6-0, 205) GP/GS (0/0, 27/10)... has been granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA... first team all-patriot League last season... was Colgate s second leading receiver with 55 catches for 737 yards and a team-high eight touchdowns... caught a pass in five straight games. CAREER HIGHS: Rec-12 vs. Lehigh Yds-126 vs. Lehigh TD s - 2 vs. Yale Long Catch-64 vs. Georgetown JEREMY WURST, LT (Sr., 6-5, 281) GP/GS (0/0, 22/3)... played in all 11 games last fall while starting the final three... played in two varsity games as a freshman and nine in his sophomore season mainly on special teams. 65 MARK MUSHEL, LG (Sr., 6-2, 307) GP/GS (0/0, 28/26)... started the first 10 games last fall before missing the final against Fordham with an injury... started all 16 games in Colgate's run to the Division I-AA title game in helped pave the way for Jamaal Branch, who was the leading rusher in the nation... has the most experience on the offensive line. 62 JAKE SULOVSKI, C (Jr., 6-3, 268) GP/GS (0/0, 13/10)... this is his second straight season as Colgate's starting center... has played in 13 games with 10 starts in his career... voted the top offensive player in spring ball. 75 RYAN HALL, RG (Sr., 6-2, 306) GP/GS (0/0, 25/1)... played in 10 games last fall... started the final against Fordham... blocked on field goal and PAT attempts. 70 TODD MULLIGAN, RT (Sr., 6-2, 299) GP/GS (0/0, 30/11)... was the starting right tackle in all 11 games last fall... played a backup role in all 16 games in mainly on special teams... saw action in three varsity games during his freshmen season. PLACEKICKER 24 MIKE RAVA, PK (Sr., 5-9, 176) GP (38)... this is his third straight season handling the kickoff duties... will be Colgate's regular placekicker this season... last season in a backup role he made 9-of-10 PAT in Lane Schwarzberg s absence... was 1-for-3 on field goal attempts. CAREER HIGHS: PAT-Made-5 vs. Fordham FG-Made-1 vs. Fordham Long-FG-28 vs. Fordham DEFENSE 98 TOM CASSANO, DE (Sr., 6-1, 230) GP/GS (0/0, 12/0)... will be making his first start for the Raiders... last season he played in five games with one tackle and one pass deflection... saw action in seven games during 2003 season. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-2 vs. Bucknell Career Sacks JOSH WURST, DT (Sr., 6-5, 255) GP/GS (0/0, 28/10)... played in all 11 games with 10 starts... made 27 tackles including six TFL, one sack and two PBU... played in all 16 games in CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-4 vs. Georgetown, Yale & Lehigh Career Sacks CHRIS PETRONE, NT (Sr., 6-3, 280) GP/GS (0/0, 29/11)... started all 11 games last fall... has 35 tackles including 8.5 TFL, one sack, two PBU, one fumble forced and one PAT blocked (vs. Princeton)... had a career-high 7 tackles in opener last fall against UMass. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-7 vs. UMass Career Sacks JEFF GALLETLY, DT (Sr., 5-10, 265) GP/GS (0/0, 29/2)... third season on the defensive line... last fall he played in all 11 games... made 26 tackles... had four QB sacks and seven TFL... has 52 career tackles. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-5 vs. Dartmouth & Cornell Career Sacks DAVID WESLEY, ILB (Jr., 6-0, 229) GP/GS (0/0, 10/0)... making his first varsity start... played in 10 games last fall... made three tackles and had one pass deflection. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-3 vs. Georgetown JARED NEPA, ILB (Jr., 6-0, 229) GP/GS (0/0, 32/12)... co-captain... second team all-patriot League... Colgate's leading tackler with has 10 TFL s, three interceptions, three sacks, four PBU, two fumble recoveries and caused one fumble... played in all 16 games in 2003 with one start (vs. Delaware in NCAA I-AA title game)... made 52 tackles. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-14 vs. Princeton Career Int s ZACH DOLLAR, OLB (Sr., 6-1, 212) GP/GS (0/0, 10/4)... saw action in all 11 games last fall... moving from inside linebacker to outside LB... named top defensive performer during spring ball... made 19 tackles including four TFL, two fumble forced, one fumble recovery and one QB sack. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-6 vs. Cornell CODY WILLIAMS, CB (So., 5-8, 186) GP/GS (0/0, 8/0)... starting his first game for the Raiders... played in eight games last fall mainly on special teams... credited with one tackle. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-1 vs. Fordham Career Int s ANDREW MOORE, FS (Jr., 6-1, 175) GP/GS (0/0, 19/12)... returning for his second straight as starting free safety... made 20 tackles, picked off two passes and recovered one fumble (vs. Bucknell)... had a 34-yard interception return for a TD against Georgetown. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-6 vs. Yale Career Int s GEOFF BEAN, SS (Jr., 6-0, 200) GP/GS (0/0, 26/11)... second team all-patriot League and all-atlantic Region... was Colgate s second leading tackler with his six interceptions which were the most since Sheldon Spicer had seven in second in the PL and 12th in Division I-AA in interceptions per game... had a team-high four fumble recoveries. CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-11 vs. Dartmouth, Yale & Princeton Career Int s CHRIS WILLIAMS, CB (Sr., 5-10, 190) GP/GS (0/0, 30/18)... started all 11 games last fall... made 42 tackles, three TFL, two interceptions (vs.dartmouth & Bucknell), three PBU and one blocked XPT (vs. Cornell)... played in 16 games with seven starts in CAREER HIGHS: Tkls-8 vs. Holy Cross Career Int s-5. PUNTER 93 JASON SUTTON, P (Jr., 6-3, 210) GP (26)... is returning for his third season as Colgate's starting punter... had 62 punts while averaging 36.4 yards per punt last fall... named PL Special Teams Player of the Week vs. Georgetown & Princeton. CAREER HIGHS: Punts-9 vs. Towson 2003 and Dartmouth Long-67 vs. Lafayette 2003.

6 THE LAST TIME TEAM Had 30 or more first downs - Buffalo 2003 (32) Had 20 or more first downs - Fordham 2004 (21) Had 500 yards rushing - Lafayette 1975 (501) Had 400 yards rushing - Fordham 1998 (404( Had 300 yards rushing - Holy Cross 2004 (339) Had 400 yards passing - Fordham 1990 (410) Had 300 yards passing - Holy Cross 2001 (335) Had 200 yards passing - Fordham 2004 (277) Had 600 yards total offense - Buffalo 2003 (621) Had 500 yards total offense - Cornell 2003 (506) Had 400 yards total offense - Holy Cross 2004 (499) Had 100 plays total offense - Holy Cross 2001 (100) Had 90 plays total offense - Cornell 1996 (90) Had 100 or more points - R.P.I (107) Had 90 or more points - Bethany 1930 (99) Had 80 or more points - Susquehanna 1922 (87) Had 70 or more points - Ohio Wesleyan 1933 (72) Had 60 or more points - Lehigh 1997 (61) Had 50 or more points - Bucknell 2003 (50) Had five or more fumbles - Fordham 2001 (5) Had five or more fumbles lost - Harvard 1998 (6) Had two runners rush for 100 yards each - Fordham 2001 (Thomas, Branch) Had two passers pass for 100 yards each - Rutgers 1988 Had a quarterback rush for 100 yards - Bucknell 1998 Returned a punt for a TD - Lafayette 1999 (2) Returned a kickoff for a TD - St. Mary s 1999 Returned an interception for a TD - Fordham 2004 Returned a fumble for a TD - Maine 1999 Blocked a punt - Western Illnois 2003 Did not attempt a punt - Harvard 1998 Blocked a FG - Lafayette 2004 Missed a PAT - Holy Cross 2004 (made 11) Shut out an opponent - Georgetown 2004 (33-0) Was shut out by an opponent - Delaware 2003 (40-0) Tied a game - Lafayette 1993 (7-7) Intercepted five passes - Lafayette 1996 (5) Intercepted four passes - Towson 1996 (4) Intercepted three passes - Fordham 2004 (3) TEAM DEFENSE 10 or less first downs - Bucknell 2004 (9) Negative yards rushing - Towson 2001 (-4) 10 or less yards rushing - Holy Cross 2001 (5) 50 or less yards rushing - Dartmouth 2004 (24) 10 or less pass attempts - Bucknell (6) Zero yards passing - Army 1997 (0) 10 or less yards passing - Army 1997 (0) No points - Georgetown 2004 (33-0) INDIVIDUAL Rushing Rushed 40 or more times - Jamaal Branch vs. Florida Atlantic 2003 (45) Rushed 30 or more times - Jamaal Branch vs. Holy Cross 2004 (33) Rushed for 250 or more yards - Jamaal Branch vs. Holy Cross 2003 (280) Rushed for 200 or more yards - Jamaal Branch vs. Holy Cross 2004 (208) Rushed for 100 or more yards - Jamaal Branch vs. Fordham 2004 (110) Rushed for four touchdowns - Jamaal Branch vs. Holy Cross 2004 Rushed for three touchdowns - Jamaal Branch vs. Holy Cross 2003 Rushed for two touchdowns - Jamaal Branch vs. Fordham 2004 Had a quarterback rush for 100 yards - Ryan Vena vs. Bucknell 1998 (101) Passing Passed for 400 or more yards - Dave Goodwin vs. Fordham 1990 (410) Passed for 300 or more yards - Chris Brown vs. Lafayette 2004 (318) Passed for 200 or more yards - Chris Brown vs. Fordham 2004 (277) Attempted 36 or more passes - Chris Brown vs. Fordham 2004 (42) Completed 20 or more passes - Chris Brown vs. Fordham 2004 (21) Total Offense Had 400 yards total offense - Ryan Vena vs. Navy 1998 (447) Receiving Caught 10 passes or more - Luke Graham vs. Lehigh 2004 (12) Had 200 or more yards of pass Luke Graham vs. Lafayette 2002 (206) Had 100 or more yards of pass DeWayne Long vs. Fordham 2004 (136) Caught three touchdown passes - Joe Parker vs. Dartmouth 1999 Caught two touchdown passes - DeWayne Long vs. Yale 2004 Scoring Scored 10 or more points kicking - Lane Schwarzberg vs. Yale 2003 (10) Scored four touchdowns - Jamaal Branch vs. Holy Cross 2004 Scored three touchdowns - Jamaal Branch vs. Holy Cross 2003 Field Goals Kicked a 50-yard field goal - Brian Byrne vs. Delaware 1979 Kicked three or more field goals - Lane Schwarzberg vs. Towson 2002 (3) Punting Had a 70-yard punt - Erich Kutschke vs. Cornell 1999 (70) Had a 60-yard punt - Jason Sutton vs. Princeton 2004 (65) Recovered a fumble for a TD - Brandon Tinson vs. Maine (return) 1999 Recovered three fumbles - Geoff Bean vs. Holy Cross 2004 Intercepted two passes - Geoff Bean vs. Fordham 2004 Blocked a punt - Matt Spack vs. WIU, 2003 Blocked two punts - Max Wynn vs. Lafayette, 1999 Blocked three punts - Brandon Tinson vs. Towson, 2000 Blocked punt for TD - Antwone Porter vs. Columbia, 2002 Blocked punt for field goal - Jeff Galletly vs. Lafayette, 2004 Interception Return for TD - Jared Nepa vs. Fordham 2004 Miscellanous Punt Return for TD - Jesse Boyd-Brandon Tinson vs. Harvard, 1998 Kickoff Return for TD - Ameer Riley vs. St. Mary s, 1999 Fumble Return for TD - Brandon Tinson vs. Maine, 1999 INDIVIDUAL (Opponent) Rushing Had 200 or more yards rushing - Daris Wilson, Bucknell 2004 (236) Had 150 or more yards rushing - Rob Carr, Yale 2004 (169) Had 100 or more yards rushing - James Prydatko, Fordham 2004 (127) Had a run over 80 yards - Branden Benson, Princeton 2004 (84) Had a run over 60 yards - Daris Wilson, Bucknell 2004 (69) Rushed 40 or more times - Rich Lemon, Bucknell, 1995 (43) Rushed 35 or more times - Noah Read, Towson, 2000 (36) Rushed 30 or more times - James Prydatko, Fordham 2004 (30) Rushed 25 or more times - Joe McCourt, Lafayette 2002 (27) Passing Passed for 400 yards or more - Alvin Cowan, Yale 2003 (421) Passed for 300 yards or more - Marko Glavic, Lafayette 2003 (392) Passed for 200 yards or more - Alvin Cowan, Yale 2004 (211) Attempted 60 or more passes - Joe Lee, Towson 1999 (65) Attempted 50 or more passes - Charlie Rittgers, Dartmouth 2004 (59) Attempted 40 or more passes - Scott Wille, Dartmouth 2003 (40) Completed 30 or more passes - Marko Glavic, Lafayette 2003 (33) Receiving Caught TD pass over 75 yards - Brad Bernardini, Bucknell 1992 (83) Caught 10 or more passes - Ari Confesor, Holy Cross 2003 (11) Caught 8 or more passes - Andrew Hall, Dartmouth 2004 (8) Bob Murphy, Dartmouth 2004 (8) Had 100 or more yards of pass Andrew Hall, Dartmouth 2004 (103) Had 200 or more yards of pass Josh Snyder, Lehigh 2001 (209) Scoring Scored 10 or more points kicking - John Troost, Yale 2003 (10) Field Goals Kicked a 50-yard field goal - Matt Douglas, Lehigh 2003 (51) Returned a punt for a touchdown - Lennard Byrd, Maine 2001 (55) Returned a kickoff for a touchdown - Luke McArdle, Georgetown 2002 (84) Returned a interception for a touchdown - Adam Foley, Fordham 2002 (20) Recovered a fumble for a TD - Dan Joslyn, Maine, 2000 (26) Intercepted two passes - Shannon James, UMass 2004 Intercepted three passes - Tim Strickland, Princeton 2004 Blocked punt for TD - Quincy Skinner, Florida Atlantic 2003 TEAM (opponent) Rushing Had two runners rush for 100 yards - Navy 1998 Rushed for 300 yards against Navy 1997 (313) Rushed for 400 yards against Harvard 1995 (471) Rushed for 500 yards against Navy 1998 (515) Passing Had two passers throw for 100 yards Lehigh 2002 Receiving Had three receivers catch five or more passes - Dartmouth 2004 Total Offense Had 600 or more yards of total offense against Navy 1998 (680) Had 500 or more yards of total offense against Yale 2003 (555) Blocked a punt - Bucknell 2004 Tackled a Colgate player in the end zone for a safety - Bucknell 1999 Intercepted five or more passes - Princeton 1997 (5) Miscellanous Had 30 or more first downs against Navy, 1998 (30) Had 20 or more first downs against Lehigh 2004 (22) Scored 60 points against Rutgers, 1993 (68) Scored 50 points against Illinois St., 1999 (56) Scored 40 points against Bucknell, 2004 (42)