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3 537 ALL-TIME WINS DIVISION II FOOTBALL ALL-TIME WINNING PERCENTAGE School Record Pct. 1. Grand Valley State Valdosta State Bentley West Chester IUP Pittsburg State Tx. A&M-Kingsville Carson-Newman Minnesota-Duluth Tuskegee DIVISION II FOOTBALL ALL-TIME VICTORIES School Record 1. Pittsburg State Tuskegee Hillsdale Carson-Newman Central Oklahoma Tx. A&M-Kingsville West Chester Virginia State Truman Arkansas Tech Northern State NW Missouri State Virginia Union Washburn IUP Nebraska-Kearney Central Missouri Chadron State Catawba West Tx A&M PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 17 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS

4 WHAT S INSIDE Inside Front Cover History of Success 4 Table of Contents Quick Facts Cover Athletes 7 Media Information 8 IUP Football - Kings of the West 9 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference A LOOK AHEAD TO Numerical Roster 14 Alphabetical Roster 14 Roster Breakdown Opponents Season Preview 22 Head Coach Curt Cignetti 25 Assistant Coaches 28 Returning Starters A LOOK BACK TO Game Reviews 48 PSAC Standings, NCAA Playoffs 49 IUP Individual, Team Statistics IUP Signing Day Class IUP FOOTBALL HISTORY 54 Year-by-Year Records 55 Postseason History 56 All-Americans 57 Letterwinners 62 Single Game Records 63 Season Records 64 Individual Game Records 65 Individual Season Records 66 Individual Career Records 67 Individual Playoff Records 68 IUP in the NFL Inside Back Cover Frank Cignetti George P. Miller Stadium Back Cover 2016 Schedule CREDITS EDITORIAL The 2016 IUP football media guide was created by the sports information office, including Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz and special assistant Josh Hill. Help provided by student assistants Audrey Stapleton and Alexandra Vaughn. Other informational assistance provided by IUP Head Coach Curt Cignetti, his coaching staff, NFL.com, the IUP compliance office and the sports information directors from opposing schools. Information on the residential revival project and the university was provided by the IUP communications department. PHOTOGRAPHY Photography credits from the 2016 season go to Keith Boyer (IUP Communications), Terrance Cook (IUP Sports Information), as well as Mike Schnelle and Chris Jackson. Older photos were pulled from the IUP sports information and communications department archives and can be credited to Boyer, Anthony Shingler, Nick Dampman, Tim Barnhart, and Geoffrey Bolte. The pictures of IUP players in the NFL were supplied by the Buffalo Bills (Jim Haslett and Chris Villarrial), San Diego Chargers (Leander Jordan), Kansas City Chiefs (Kris Griffin), Baltimore Ravens (John Jones), Arizona Cardinals (LeRon McCoy), Jacksonville Jaguars (Akwasi Owusu-Ansah), Washington Redskins (Jim Haslett) and James D. Smith of the Dallas Cowboys (Akwasi Owusu-Ansah). PRINTING The media guide was printed by the Print Center on the campus of IUP. Special thanks to Toni Linta, Becky Meyer, and Kristin Williams. 4

5 IUP QUICK FACTS Location Indiana, Pa. Enrollment 14,369 Founded 1875 Athletics Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference PSAC (West) Colors Crimson & Gray Nickname Crimson Hawks President Dr. Michael Driscoll Interim Athletic Director Steve Roach Stadium Frank Cignetti Field at George P. Miller Stadium Capacity 6,000 SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz Office Phone COACHING STAFF Head Coach Curt Cignetti Alma Mater West Virginia, 1982 IUP Record (Years) (five) Overall Record Same Football Office Best Time to Reach Coach Cignetti Weekday morning Assistant Coaches Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Paul Tortorella Linebackers/Special Teams Jim Smith Cornerbacks Johnny Franco Defensive Line Anthony Leonard Volunteer Assistant John Pettina Offensive Coordinator/QBs Marty Higgins Offensive Line Mike Campolo Running Backs Luke Barker Wide Receivers Mike Shanahan FOOTBALL HISTORY First Year of Football (Modern Year) 1927 All-Time Record (Pct) (.666) Division II Playoff Appearances 16 ( , , 1996, , 2007, 2012, 2015) Division II National Semifinal Apperances 6 ( , , 1999) Division II Championship Appearances 2 (1990, 1993) All-Time Division II Playoff Record Last Playoff Appearance 2015 TEAM INFORMATION 2015 Overall Record PSAC Record/West Finish 6-1/t-1st Final Ranking (AFCA/D2Football) 19/19 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost 10/2 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost 7/4 Specialists Starters Returning/Lost 2/0 Base Offense Multiple Spread Base Defense Multiple 5

6 2016 COVER ATHLETES This year s version of the IUP FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE features seven different players gracing the cover, including (from left to right, top to bottom): Kevin Clarke, Steve Franco, Ethan Cooper, Lenny Williams, Walt Pegues, Chris Temple and Jemal Averette. The seven players have earned a combined 10 PSAC and seven All-Region postseason awards, and feature 2015 Don Hansen All-American, Ethan Cooper. The group also combined for 82 games played and 80 starts in 2015, a year in which a young Crimson Hawks squad won a share of the PSAC West regular season title and advanced to the NCAA playoffs for the 16th time in program history. The selected athletes accounted for 4,014 yards of total offense, 32 touchdowns, 184 tackles and 21.5 tackles-for-loss last season, as IUP featured a high-octane offense and one of the best defenses in the country. 6

7 MEDIA INFORMATION IUP SPORTS INFORMATION Ryan Rebholz Sports Information Director Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: 711 Pratt Drive, Suite 204 Indiana, PA Websites/Social Media IUPAthletics.com Twitter.com/IUPCrimsonHawk Twitter.com/IUPfootball Facebook.com/iupcrimsonhawks Instagram.com/iupcrimsonhawk CREDENTIALS Credentials for IUP home games are issued to working media only and should be requested as early as possible. All credential requests should be directed to Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz at with the subject Credential Request. Media members are asked to make credential requests at least 24 hours prior to the game. Each visiting opponent sports information director submits a list of attending media members. To get on that list, please inform the respective school s sports information director prior to that week. MEDIA WILL CALL/ENTRANCE All media members must pick up credentials and enter at the George P. Miller Stadium Ticket Booth, which is open two hours prior to kickoff. The Ticket Booth is located on the East side of the stadium, in front of the main entrance (directly across from the Kovalchick Complex). Due to time contraints, visiting radio and television can pick up their credentials in the press box or from their respective sports information director. PARKING There are no parking passes for working media members. Instead, free parking for credentialed media is located in the Zink Lot, which is located on the Northwest corner of the stadium and can be reached from Maple Street. Please notify the parking attendants that you are working media for that game. INTERVIEW POLICY The Sports Information Office will assist media members with the coverage of IUP football. All interviews with student-athletes MUST be arranged through the Sports Information Office. If a media member wishes to complete a more in-depth interview for a feature story, please contact Ryan Rebholz at (724) or at rrebholz@iup.edu to arrange an interview. Head Coach Curt Cignetti devotes each Wednesday morning for office time with media members to discuss the upcoming game. For all other interview requests for Cignetti, please contact the Sports Information Office. Interviews with Cignetti and student-athletes are more open during postgame. Student-athletes are available outside of the locker room in the Memorial Field House after the game and Cignetti will host media members in his office after he meets with the team in the locker room. There is no postgame press conference and no set times for the Cignetti conference. MEDIA SEATING Unfortunately, due to the size and layout of the press box at Miller Stadium, seating for the media is extremely limited and will be assigned on a priority basis. VISITING RADIO BROADCAST The visiting radio crew has reserved seating on the upper level of the press box. A phone line will be made available for the two-person booth. PHOTOGRAPHERS Still photographers and television cameramen will need a media credential to work from the field. Working areas are at any location on the field outside of the designated team box. Be prepared to show identification. SCOUTS Scouts are also asked to make credential requests through the Sports Information Office. Possible ticket and credential arrangements will be made in conjunction with the Athletic Business Office. Scouts may also pick up their credentials at the Miller Stadium Ticket Booth. WIRELESS ACCESS Wireless access is available at Miller Stadium. Please notify a member of the IUP Sports Information Office for assistance. IUP MEDIA SERVICES Media members may access the most upto-date information on the IUP football team on the athletic department s official website: Game notes, official statistics, game recaps, box scores and general releases will be updated regularly. All of this information is available online. Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz will also send out game notes via prior to each game. To get on the media list, please him at rrebholz@iup.edu. 7

8 KINGS OF THE WEST PSAC WEST STANDINGS (SI (SINCE 1986) PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL (ALL-TIME) Schoolol Overall Pct. Division Pct. IUP Slippery Rock Edinboro Shippensburg California (PA) Gannon Mercyhurst Clarion Seton Hill Lock Haven *Notes Shippensburg moved to the East in Gannonnon & Mercyhurst joined in 2008 Lock Haven left for the East in 2013 Seton Hill l joined in 2013 Schoolol West Chester IUP Bloomsburg East Stroudsburg Slippery Rock California Millersvillele Shippensburg Clarion Edinboro Lock Haven Mansfield Kutztown Mercyhurst Division No. East 18 West 17 East 17 East 12 West 11 West 8 East 8 East/ t/west 7 West 6 West 6 East/ t/west 4 East 2 East 1 West 1

9 THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) has evolved into one of the NCAA s most heralded intercollegiate conferences. The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its women s programs. Only three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, the league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II. Among its recent enhancements, the PSAC has expanded its membership twice during a four-year span. The first occurred during the academic year with the addition of full-time members Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. On July 1, 2013, Seton Hill University and the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown joined the PSAC. The membership now consists of 18 full-time institutions. All of the league s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: The largest conference in Division II, the largest football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level. Although all 18 current institutions are members of Division II, seven league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 127,000 students and claim over 710,000 alumni, including 483,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 18 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, an associate and assistant commissioner, and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa. Here is the composite schedule for the 2016 football season. Thursday, September 1 East Stroudsburg at Brevard, 5:45 PM Lock Haven at Clarion, 6 PM Mercyhurst at Ashland, 6 PM Pace at Millersville, 7 PM Cheyney at Lincoln, 7 PM Saturday, September 3 West Chester at Bentley, 12 PM Shippensburg at American Int l, 12 PM Edinboro at St. Joseph s (Ind.), 12 PM So. Conn. State at Gannon, 12 PM Kutztown at Assumption, 1 PM New Haven at Slippery Rock, 1 PM Seton Hill at Bowie State, 1 PM Cheyney at Lincoln, 7 PM Bloomsburg at Stonehill, 6 PM Saturday, September 10 Slippery Rock at West Chester, 12 PM Edinboro at Lock Haven, 12 PM Gannon at Shippensburg, 1 PM California at Cheyney, 1 PM Clarion at Bloomsburg, 2 PM Seton Hill at Millersville, 4 PM Mercyhurst at Kutztown, 5:05 PM IUP at East Stroudsburg, 6:05 PM Saturday, September 17 East Stroudsburg at Mercyhurst, 12 PM West Chester at Edinboro, 12 PM Slippery Rock at Lock Haven, 12 PM Bloomsburg at Gannon, 12 PM Millersville at California, 1 PM IUP at Cheyney, 1 PM Clarion at Shippensburg, 1 PM Kutztown at Seton Hill, 3 PM * Indicates PSAC Divisional Game Saturday, September 24 IUP at Edinboro, 12 PM Clarion at Mercyhurst, 1 PM Bloomsburg at Cheyney, 1 PM East Stroudsburg at Shippensburg, 1 PM California at Seton Hill, 3 PM Kutztown at Millersville, 4 PM Lock Haven at West Chester, 6 PM Gannon at Slippery Rock, 6 PM Saturday, October 1 Mercyhurst at Gannon, 12 PM Shippensburg at Lock Haven, 12 PM Slippery Rock at California (PA), 1 PM Edinboro at Clarion, 2 PM Millersville at Bloomsburg, 2 PM Seton Hill at IUP, 4 PM West Chester at Kutztown, 6:05 PM Cheyney at East Stroudsburg, 6:05 PM Saturday, October 8 Clarion at Seton Hill, 12 PM Shippensburg at West Chester, 12 PM Lock Haven at Cheyney, 1 PM Bloomsburg at Kutztown, 1:05 PM Gannon at Edinboro, 2 PM East Stroudsburg at Millersville, 4 PM Mercyhurst at Slippery Rock, 6 PM IUP at California, 7 PM Saturday, October 15 Edinboro at Mercyhurst, 12 PM Seton Hill at Gannon, 12 PM Cheyney at Shippensburg, 1 PM California at Clarion, 1 PM Millersville at Lock Haven, 2 PM West Chester at Bloomsburg, 2 PM Slippery Rock at IUP, 2 PM Kutztown at East Stroudsburg, 7:05 PM Saturday, October 22 Clarion at IUP, 1 PM Lock Haven at Kutztown, 1:05 PM Shippensburg at Millersville, 2 PM Cheyney at West Chester, 2 PM East Stroudsburg at Bloomsburg, 2 PM Edinboro at Slippery Rock, 2 PM Gannon at California, 3 PM Mercyhurst at Seton Hill, 4 PM Saturday, October 29 California (PA) at Mercyhurst, 12 PM Seton Hill at Edinboro, 12 PM Bloomsburg at Lock Haven, 12 PM Millersville at Cheyney, 12 PM Slippery Rock at Clarion, 12 PM IUP at Gannon, 12 PM Kutztown at Shippensburg, 1 PM West Chester at East Stroudsburg, 1:05 PM Saturday November 5 Millersville at West Chester, 12 PM Gannon at Clarion, 12 PM Mercyhurst at IUP, 1 PM Seton Hill at Slippery Rock, 3 PM Edinboro at California, 1 PM Lock Haven at East Stroudsburg, 1:05 PM Cheyney at Kutztown, 1:05 PM Shippensburg at Bloomsburg, 2 PM Saturday November 12 Lock Haven at Mercyhurst, 12 PM Shippensburg at Seton Hill, 12 PM Millersville at Gannon, 12 PM Cheyney at Edinboro, 12 PM West Chester at Clarion, 12 PM Bloomsburg at IUP, 1 PM East Stroudsburg at California, 1 PM Kutztown at Slippery Rock, 1 PM

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12 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Jake Celidonio QB Fr. Fort Pierce, Fla. / Fort Pierce 1 Mikale Makle DB So. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Frederick Douglas 2 Jay Watkins DB R-Jr. Chester, Pa. / Hyde School 3 Nate Richmond WR Fr. Centerville, Ohio / Centerville 4 Noah Benton QB Fr. Martinsburg, Pa. / Central 4 Allen Wright WR Jr. McKeesport, Pa. / McKeesport Area 5 Lenny Williams QB R-So. McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Temple) 5 Takhi Turner DB Jr. Harrisburg, Pa. / Susquehanna Twp. 6 Anthony Davis DB R-So. Monroeville, Pa. / Gateway (Temple) 7 Nick Dubowski LB Sr. Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep 8 Myles Catlin LB Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Obama 9 Malik Anderson RB Fr. Ellicott City, Md. / Howard 10 Andrew Robertson DB Fr. Hyattsville, Md. / DeMatha 11 Swahneek Brown WR R-So. Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Mechanicsburg 12 Steve Franco DB R-Sr. Tyrone, Pa. / Tyrone (Akron) 13 Mike Pietropola WR So. Wellsboro, Pa. / Wellsboro 14 Mike DeBaugh QB R-Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Perry Hall (Robert Morris/Stevenson) 15 Devin Altland WR R-Jr. Hanover, Pa. / Delone Catholic 16 Caleb Horton WR Jr. Austin, Tex. / Pflugerville (Reedley JC) 17 Isaiah Stokes DB R-Fr. Ellicott City, Md. / Howard 18 JoJo Gause WR R-Fr. Rochester, N.Y. / Bishop Kearney (Rutgers) 19 Miles Williamson WR R-So. Houston, Pa. / Chartiers-Houston 20 Luigi Lista-Brinza RB Jr. McKees Rocks, Pa. / Central Catholic 21 Ronald Womack, Jr. DB R-Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / West Catholic 22 JR Stevens DB R-Fr. Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy 23 Ackeno Robertson DB R-Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Parkway Northwest 24 Mason Tortorice DL R-Sr. Elizabeth, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward 25 Kevin Clarke LB R-Sr. West Mifflin, Pa. / West Mifflin 26 Samir Bullock RB Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan (Cushing Academy Prep) 27 Chris Temple RB Jr. Malvern, Pa. / Great Valley 28 Andrew DeGol DB R-Sr. Bellwood, Pa. / Bellwood-Antis 29 Ryan Stewart K Sr. Indiana, Pa. / Indiana (Grove City) 30 Maurice House Jr. DB So. Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep 32 Manny Mendez WR Sr. Lancaster, Pa. / Hempfield 34 Walt Pegues WR Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Central 35 Aidan Schaffer RB R-So. Barto, Pa. / Upper Perkiomen 36 Drew Harris RB R-Jr. Exton, Pa. / Downingtown East (Massachusetts) 37 Dillon Sarka K R-Fr. Lebanon, Ohio / Waynesville (Findlay) 38 Nick Amendola LB Fr. North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin 39 Morgan Jackson DB Fr. Conshohocken, Pa. / Plymouth Whitemarsh 40 Rex Pearce TE R-Jr. McKeesport, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward 41 Eric Doe DB Jr. Darby, Pa. / Academy Prep 42 Zack Woznichak DB R-Jr. McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Edinboro) 43 Jordan Spangler K/P Sr. Johnstown, Pa. / Bishop McCort (Mercyhurst) 44 Branden Myers LB Fr. Downingtown, Pa. / Downingtown West 45 Ryan Waltz WR R-Fr. Hollidaysburg, Pa. / Hollidaysburg 46 Sean Steave DB Fr. Altoona, Pa. / Altoona 47 Stephen Nelson DB R-So. York, Pa. / Central York 48 Sean Fitzgerald WR Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Bishop Canevin 49 Ryan Otto TE R-Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Moon Area (Duquesne) 12

13 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 50 Damon Lloyd LB Fr. Bel Air, Md. / John Carroll 51 Qwamere Wright-Downing DL R-Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Imohtep Charter 52 Zack Weaver LB R-Fr. Hollidaysburg, Pa. / Hollidaysburg 54 Colin McAllister OL R-Fr. Boothwyn, Pa. / Chichester 55 Diamond Jones DL R-So. Huber Heights, Ohio / Wayne 56 Corey Deemer LB Fr. Easton, Pa. / Easton 57 Mike Brown DL R-Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Prep Charter 58 Dan Charmo OL/TE Jr. Hamilton, Va. / Loundon Valley 59 Ethan Cooper OL Sr. Steelton, Pa. / Central Dauphin East 60 Kidus Woldeyes OL R-So. Lorton, Va. / South Country 62 Devonne Barnes OL R-So. Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep 63 Joe Peterson OL So. DuBois, Pa. / DuBois 64 Jeff Arnold OL R-Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Brashear 65 Tony Morgante OL R-Sr. Mountain Top, Pa. / Crestwood 68 Justin Weldon DL Jr. Easton, Pa. / Easton Area 70 Luke Milcic OL R-So. North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin (Seton Hill) 71 Deontrae Boyce OL Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Westinghouse 72 Seamus Bishof OL R-So. Newtown, Pa. / Council Rock North 73 Ed Bier OL Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan 74 Gabriel Diaz OL R-Jr. Miami, Fla. / Wiesbaden 76 Will Syster OL Fr. Commodore, Pa. / Purchase Line 79 Zaire Willis OL R-Fr. Dallastown, Pa. / Dallastown 80 Adam Deardorff WR Sr. Dallastown, Pa. / Dallastown 81 Malik Allen DL R-Fr. Dover, Pa. / Dover 82 Zac Kelly WR Fr. Buffalo, N.Y. / Williamsville North 83 Dom McNeil WR R-Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Martin Luther King 84 Kevin Edwards TE Sr. Allison Park, Pa. / North Allegheny 85 Matt Mowad DL R-Jr. Easton, Pa. / Easton 87 Sean Bowling K So. Pylesville, Md. / North Hartford 88 Noah Bertram TE/LS R-So. Allentown, Pa. / Emmaus 89 CJ Jackson TE R-Jr. Gibsonia, Pa. / Pine-Richland 90 Dyllon Scott DL So. Reading, Pa. / Exeter Twp. 91 Deandre Easterling DL So. Washington, D.C. / Gonzaga 92 Jemal Averette DL Jr. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel 94 Jordan Diven DL R-Jr. Coraopolis, Pa. / West Allegheny 95 Josh Coulter DL R-So. Downingtown Pa. / Downingtown West (West Chester) 96 CJ Odegbo DL Jr. Detroit, Mich. / Southfield (ASA JC) 97 Matt Spegal P R-Sr. Bethel Park, Pa. / Bethel Park 98 Eric Kinderman DL Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Mount Lebanon 99 Dondrea Tillman DL Fr. Sterling, Va. / Potomac Falls PRONUNCIATION GUIDE (returners only) 5 TAKHI Turner Tuh-KYE 11 SWAHNEEK Brown Swah-NEEK 23 ACKENO Robertson A-KEE-no 28 Andrew DEGOL Duh-gaul 34 Walt PEGUES Puh-GEES 38 Nick DUBOWSKI Duh-BAU-skee 51 Mason TORTORICE Tort-or-ees 53 Jordan DIVEN Div-ehn 62 DEVONNE Barnes Duh-VAHN 65 Tony MORGANTE More-GAHN-tee 72 SEAMUS BISHOF Shay-mus BISH-off 73 Ed BIER Bye-er 92 JEMAL AVERETTE Jeh-MALL Ev-ret 97 Matt SPEGAL Speeg-al 13

14 2016 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 81 Malik Allen DL R-Fr. Dover, Pa. / Dover 15 Devin Altland WR R-Jr. Hanover, Pa. / Delone Catholic 38 Nick Amendola LB Fr. North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin 9 Malik Anderson RB Fr. Ellicott City, Md. / Howard 64 Jeff Arnold OL R-Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Brashear 92 Jemal Averette DL Jr. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel 62 Devonne Barnes OL R-So. Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep 4 Noah Benton QB Fr. Martinsburg, Pa. / Central 88 Noah Bertram TE/LS R-So. Allentown, Pa. / Emmaus 73 Ed Bier OL Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan 72 Seamus Bishof OL R-So. Newtown, Pa. / Council Rock North 87 Sean Bowling K So. Pylesville, Md. / North Hartford 71 Deontrae Boyce OL Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Westinghouse 57 Mike Brown DL R-Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Prep Charter 11 Swahneek Brown WR R-So. Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Mechanicsburg 26 Samir Bullock RB Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan (Cushing Academy Prep) 8 Myles Catlin LB Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Obama 1 Jake Celidonio QB Fr. Fort Pierce, Fla. / Fort Pierce 58 Dan Charmo OL/TE Jr. Hamilton, Va. / Loundon Valley 25 Kevin Clarke LB R-Sr. West Mifflin, Pa. / West Mifflin 59 Ethan Cooper OL Sr. Steelton, Pa. / Central Dauphin East 95 Josh Coulter DL R-So. Downingtown Pa. / Downingtown West (West Chester) 6 Anthony Davis DB R-So. Monroeville, Pa. / Gateway (Temple) 80 Adam Deardorff WR Sr. Dallastown, Pa. / Dallastown 14 Mike DeBaugh QB R-Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Perry Hall (Robert Morris/Stevenson) 56 Corey Deemer LB Fr. Easton, Pa. / Easton 28 Andrew DeGol DB R-Sr. Bellwood, Pa. / Bellwood-Antis 74 Gabriel Diaz OL R-Jr. Miami, Fla. / Wiesbaden 94 Jordan Diven DL R-Jr. Coraopolis, Pa. / West Allegheny 41 Eric Doe DB Jr. Darby, Pa. / Academy Prep 7 Nick Dubowski LB Sr. Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep 91 Deandre Easterling DL So. Washington, D.C. / Gonzaga 84 Kevin Edwards TE Sr. Allison Park, Pa. / North Allegheny 48 Sean Fitzgerald WR Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Bishop Canevin 12 Steve Franco DB R-Sr. Tyrone, Pa. / Tyrone (Akron) 18 JoJo Gause WR R-Fr. Rochester, N.Y. / Bishop Kearney (Rutgers) 36 Drew Harris RB R-Jr. Exton, Pa. / Downingtown East (Massachusetts) 16 Caleb Horton WR Jr. Austin, Tex. / Pflugerville (Reedley JC) 30 Maurice House, Jr. DB So. Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep 89 CJ Jackson TE R-Jr. Gibsonia, Pa. / Pine-Richland 39 Morgan Jackson DB Fr. Conshohocken, Pa. / Plymouth Whitemarsh 55 Diamond Jones DL R-So. Huber Heights, Ohio / Wayne 82 Zac Kelly WR Fr. Buffalo, N.Y. / Williamsville North 98 Eric Kinderman DL Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Mount Lebanon 20 Luigi Lista-Brinza RB Jr. McKees Rocks, Pa. / Central Catholic 50 Damon Lloyd LB Fr. Bel Air, Md. / John Carroll 1 Mikale Makle DB So. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Frederick Douglas 54 Colin McAllister OL R-Fr. Boothwyn, Pa. / Chichester 32 Manny Mendez WR Sr. Lancaster, Pa. / Hempfield 83 Dom McNeil WR R-Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Martin Luther King 70 Luke Milcic OL R-So. North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin (Seton Hill) 14

15 2016 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 65 Tony Morgante OL R-Sr. Mountain Top, Pa. / Crestwood 85 Matt Mowad DL R-Jr. Easton, Pa. / Easton 44 Branden Myers LB Fr. Downingtown, Pa. / Downingtown West 47 Stephen Nelson DB R-So. York, Pa. / Central York 96 CJ Odegbo DL Jr. Detroit, Mich. / Southfield (ASA JC) 49 Ryan Otto TE R-Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Moon Area (Duquesne) 40 Rex Pearce TE R-Jr. McKeesport, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward 34 Walt Pegues WR Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Central 63 Joe Peterson OL So. DuBois, Pa. / DuBois 13 Mike Pietropola WR So. Wellsboro, Pa. / Wellsboro 3 Nate Richmond WR Fr. Centerville, Ohio / Centerville 23 Ackeno Robertson DB R-Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Parkway Northwest 10 Andrew Robertson DB Fr. Hyattsville, Md. / DeMatha 37 Dillon Sarka K R-Fr. Lebanon, Ohio / Waynesville (Findlay) 35 Aidan Schaffer RB R-So. Barto, Pa. / Upper Perkiomen 90 Dyllon Scott DL So. Reading, Pa. / Exeter Twp. 43 Jordan Spangler K/P Sr. Johnstown, Pa. / Bishop McCort (Mercyhurst) 97 Matt Spegal P R-Sr. Bethel Park, Pa. / Bethel Park 46 Sean Steave DB Fr. Altoona, Pa. / Altoona 22 JR Stevens DB R-Fr. Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy 29 Ryan Stewart K Sr. Indiana, Pa. / Indiana (Grove City) 17 Isaiah Stokes DB R-Fr. Ellicott City, Md. / Howard 76 Will Syster OL Fr. Commodore, Pa. / Purchase Line 27 Chris Temple RB Jr. Malvern, Pa. / Great Valley 99 Dondrea Tillman DL Fr. Sterling, Va. / Potomac Falls 24 Mason Tortorice DL R-Sr. Elizabeth, Pa. / Elizabeth Forward 5 Takhi Turner DB Jr. Harrisburg, Pa. / Susquehanna Twp. 45 Ryan Waltz WR R-Fr. Hollidaysburg, Pa. / Hollidaysburg 2 Jay Watkins DB R-Jr. Chester, Pa. / Hyde School 52 Zack Weaver LB R-Fr. Hollidaysburg, Pa. / Hollidaysburg 68 Justin Weldon DL Jr. Easton, Pa. / Easton Area 5 Lenny Williams QB R-So. McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Temple) 19 Miles Williamson WR R-So. Houston, Pa. / Chartiers-Houston 79 Zaire Willis OL R-Fr. Dallastown, Pa. / Dallastown 60 Kidus Woldeyes OL R-So. Lorton, Va. / South Country 21 Ronald Womack, Jr. DB R-Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / West Catholic 42 Zack Woznichak DB R-Jr. McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sto-Rox (Edinboro) 4 Allen Wright WR Jr. McKeesport, Pa. / McKeesport Area 51 Qwamere Wright-Downing DL R-Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Imohtep Charter ROSTER BREAKDOWN By Position Quarterbacks...4 Running Backs...6 Wide Receivers Tight Ends/Fullbacks...5 Offensive Line Defensive Line Linebackers...8 Defensive Backs...17 Kickers/Punters/Snappers...6 By State Pennsylvania Maryland...8 Ohio...3 Virginia...3 Florida...2 New York...2 Michigan...1 Washington, D.C....1 Texas...1 By Class Seniors Juniors Sophomores...20 Freshmen

16 2016 OPPONENTS GAME 1 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE at EAST STROUDSBURG Sept. 10 // 6:05 PM Eiler-Martin Stadium Denny Douds Head Coach Robert Healey RB // R-Sr. LOCATION: East Stroudsburg, Pa. NICKNAME: Warriors SCHOOL COLORS: Red & Black STADIUM: Eller-Martin Stadium 2015 RECORD: 6-5 HEAD COACH: Denny Douds (42nd season) RECORD AT ESU: CAREER RECORD: same SID: Greg Knowlden PHONE: (570) FAX: (570) gknowlden@esu.edu AD: Josh Looney ENROLLMENT: 6,828 Sept. 1 at Brevard Sept. 10 IUP Sept. 17 at Mercyhurst Sept. 24 at Shippensburg Oct. 1 Cheyney Oct. 8 at Millersville Oct. 15 Kutztown Oct. 22 at Bloomsburg Oct. 29 West Chester Nov. 5 Lock Haven Nov. 12 at California GAME 2 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE at CHEYNEY Sept. 17 // 1:00 PM O Shields Stevenson Stadium Chris Rouhlac Head Coach Keyson Dingle LB // Jr. LOCATION: Cheyney, Pa. NICKNAME: Wolves SCHOOL COLORS: Blue & White STADIUM: O Shields Stevenson Stadium 2015 RECORD: 0-11 HEAD COACH: Chris Rouhlac (3rd season) RECORD AT CHEY: 0-22 CAREER RECORD: N/A SID: Conrad DeJoy PHONE: (610) cdejoy@cheyney.edu AD: Suzzane Kilian ENROLLMENT: 711 Sept. 1 at Lincoln Sept 10 California Sept 17 IUP Sept. 24 Bloomsburg Oct. 1 at East Stroudsburg Oct. 8 Lock Haven Oct. 15 at Shippensburg Oct. 22 at West Chester Oct. 29 Millersville Nov. 5 at Kutztown Nov. 12 at Edinboro GAME 3 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE at EDINBORO Sept. 24 // 12:00 PM Sox-Harrison Stadium Justin Lustig Head Coach Jake Sisson QB // Jr. LOCATION: Edinboro, Pa. NICKNAME: Fighting Scots SCHOOL COLORS: Red & Black STADIUM: Sox-Harrison Stadium 2015 RECORD: 0-11 HEAD COACH: Justin Lustig (1st season) RECORD AT BORO: 1st Season SID: Bob Shreve PHONE: (814) FAX: (814) rshreve@edinboro.edu AD: Bruce Baumgartner ENROLLMENT: 8,262 Sept. 3 at Saint Joseph s Sept 10 at Lock Haven Sept 17 West Chester Sept. 24 IUP Oct. 1 at Clarion Oct. 8 Gannon Oct. 15 at Mercyhurst Oct. 22 at Slippery Rock Oct. 29 Seton Hill Nov. 5 at California Nov. 12 Cheyney GAME 4 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE SETON HILL Oct. 1 // 4:00 PM George P. Miller Stadium Hall of Fame Game Isaac Collins Head Coach Jarvis McClam WR // Sr. athletics.setonhill.edu LOCATION: Greensburg, Pa. NICKNAME: Griffins SCHOOL COLORS: Crimson & Gold STADIUM: Offut Field 2015 RECORD: 3-8 HEAD COACH: Isaac Collins (4th Season) RECORD AT SHU: CAREER RECORD: SID: Jason Greene PHONE: (724) FAX: (724) greene@setonhill.edu AD: Chris Snyder ENROLLMENT: 2,500 Sept. 3 at Bowie State Sept 10 at Millersville Sept 17 Kutztown Sept. 24 California Oct. 1 at IUP Oct. 8 Clarion Oct. 15 at Gannon Oct. 22 Mercyhurst Oct. 29 at Edinboro Nov. 5 at Slippery Rock Nov. 12 Shippensburg GAME 5 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE at CALIFORNIA Oct. 8 // 7:00 PM Adamson Stadium Gary Dunn Head Coach Aaron Terry DB // Sr. LOCATION: California, Pa. NICKNAME: Vulcans SCHOOL COLORS: Black & Red STADIUM: Adamson Stadium 2015 RECORD: 8-3 HEAD COACH: Gary Dunn (1st Season) RECORD AT CAL: 1st Season SID: Matthew Kifer PHONE: (724) kifer@calu.edu AD: Karen Hjerpe ENROLLMENT: 7,854 Sept 10 at Cheyney Sept 17 Millersville Sept. 24 at Seton Hill Oct. 1 Slippery Rock Oct. 8 IUP Oct. 15 at Clarion Oct. 22 Gannon Oct. 29 at Mercyhurst Nov. 5 Edinboro Nov. 12 East Stroudsburg 16

17 2016 OPPONENTS GAME 6 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE SLIPPERY ROCK Oct. 15 // 2:00 PM George P. Miller Stadium Homecoming Sept. 3 New Haven Sept. 10 at West Chester Sept. 17 at Lock Haven Sept. 24 Gannon Oct. 1 at California Oct. 8 Mercyhurst Oct. 15 at IUP Oct. 22 Edinboro Oct. 29 at Clarion Nov. 5 Seton Hill Nov. 12 Kutztown GAME 7 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE CLARION Oct. 22 // 1:00 PM Memorial Stadium Sept. 1 Lock Haven Sept 10 at Bloomsburg Sept 17 at Shippensburg Sept. 24 at Mercyhurst Oct. 1 Edinboro Oct. 8 at Seton Hill Oct. 15 California Oct. 22 at IUP Oct. 29 Slippery Rock Nov. 5 Gannon Nov. 12 West Chester GAME 8 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE at GANNON Oct. 29 // 12:00 PM McConnell Family Stadium Shawn Lutz Head Coach Shamar Greene RB // R-Sr. LOCATION: Slippery Rock, Pa. NICKNAME: The Rock SCHOOL COLORS: Green & White STADIUM: Mihalik-Thompson 2015 RECORD: 12-2 HEAD COACH: Shawn Lutz (1st season) RECORD AT SRU: 1st Season CAREER RECORD: Same SID: Jon Holtz PHONE: (724) FAX: (724) jon.holtz@sru.edu AD: Paul Lueken ENROLLMENT: 9,491 Sept. 3 S. Connecticut State Sept 10 at Shippensburg Sept 17 Bloomsburg Sept. 24 at Slippery Rock Oct. 1 Mercyhurst Oct. 8 at Edinboro Oct. 15 Seton Hill Oct. 22 at California Oct. 29 IUP Nov. 5 at Clarion Nov. 12 Millersville GAME 9 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE MERCYHURST Nov. 5 // 1:00 PM Tullio Field Chris Weibel Head Coach Brad Rzyczycki Head Coach Connor Simmons QB // Sr. Mike Zanders DB // Sr. LOCATION: Clarion Pa. NICKNAME: Golden Eagles SCHOOL COLORS: Blue & Gold STADIUM: Memorial Stadium 2015 RECORD: 7-4 HEAD COACH: Chris Weibel (2nd Season) RECORD AT CLARION: 7-4 CAREER RECORD: Same SID: Sean Fagan PHONE: (814) sfagan@clarion.edu AD: Wendy Snodgrass ENROLLMENT: 6,991 LOCATION: Erie, Pa. SID: Dan Teliski NICKNAME: Golden Knights PHONE: (814) SCHOOL COLORS: Gold & Maroon teliski002@gannon.edu STADIUM: McConnell Family AD: Lisa Goddard McGuirk Stadium ENROLLMENT: 4, RECORD: 6-5 HEAD COACH: Brad Rzyczycki (6th season) RECORD AT GANNON: CAREER RECORD: Same Sept. 1 at Ashland Sept 10 at Kutztown Sept 17 East Stroudsburg Sept. 24 Clarion Oct. 1 at Gannon Oct. 8 at Slippery Rock Oct. 15 Edinboro Oct. 22 at Seton Hill Oct. 29 California Nov. 5 at IUP Nov. 12 Lock Haven GAME 10 QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE BLOOMSBURG Nov. 12 // 1:00PM Redman Stadium Marty Schaetzle Head Coach Paul Darragh Head Coach Zach Emerick QB // R-Sr. LOCATION: Erie, Pa. NICKNAME: Lakers SCHOOL COLORS: Green & White STADIUM: Tullio Field 2015 RECORD: 5-6 HEAD COACH: Marty Schaetzle (15th season) RECORD AT MU: CAREER RECORD: Same LOCATION: Bloomsburg, Pa. NICKNAME: Huskies SCHOOL COLORS: Maroon & Gold STADIUM: Redman Stadium 2015 RECORD: 7-4 HEAD COACH: Paul Darragh (4th Lawrence Elliott season) RB // Sr. RECORD AT BLOOM: 28-8 CAREER RECORD: Same SID: Josh Reilly PHONE: (814) jreilly@mercyhurst.edu AD: Joe Kimball ENROLLMENT: 4,400 SID: Tom McGuire PHONE: (570) tmcguire@bloomu.edu AD: Dr. Michael McFarland ENROLLMENT: 9,319 Sept. 2 at Stonehill Sept 10 Clarion Sept 17 at Gannon Sept. 24 at Cheyney Oct. 1 Millersville Oct. 8 at Kutztown Oct. 15 West Chester Oct. 22 East Stroudsburg Oct. 29 at Lock Haven Nov. 5 Shippensburg Nov. 12 at IUP 17

18 2016 SEASON PREVIEW A FEW 2016 SEASON STORYLINES Experience Will Be Key: The Crimson Hawks return 19 starters from last year s NCAA playoff squad, including 10 on offense, seven on defense, and both kickers. Several others with starting or meaningful playing experience are scattered throughout the roster, making this arguably Curt Cignetti s most experienced team in his six seasons at IUP. CRIMSON HAWKS RETURN 19 STARTERS FROM LAST YEAR S NCAA PLAYOFF RUN IUP is aiming to build on its success from a season ago, which saw the Crimson Hawks go 9-3 overall, clinch a share of the PSAC West title, and advance to the second round of the NCAA DII playoffs. The Crimson Hawks lost three games by a combined six points, including two one-point losses at the hands of Kutztown and Slippery Rock. IUP is being held to lofty expectations in It is only one of three teams in the PSAC to garner a preseason ranking in national publications. The Sporting News picked the Crimson Hawks fourth in the preseason poll released earlier in the summer, and Lindy s Sports Preseason Annual lists IUP as No. 15. Road Warriors: IUP will begin the 2016 season with three consecutive road games against East Stroudsburg, Cheyney and Edinboro. The Crimson Hawks have a combined all-time record of against these three teams. IUP went 4-2 last year on the road, dropping those two games by a combined five points. IUP lost to 15th-ranked Slippery Rock and to 5th-ranked Shepherd in the playoffs. The Crimson Hawks home opener is on October 1 against Seton Hill, the school s annual Hall of Fame Game. All Things Old Are New Again: Plans to install a new turf field at George P. Miller Stadium were made during the summer of The new field will be ready for the start of the 2016 fall sports season and will feature alternating shades of green, gray end zones, IUP athletics brand specific numbering and font, and the Hawk Head logo at midfield, among several other school and conference specific features. Put Me In, Coach: IUP added two new coaches to the staff in 2016, announcing the hiring of Mike Shanahan as the new wide receivers coach and Anthony Leonard to coach the defensive line. Shanahan played wide receiver at the University of Pittsburgh, where his 159 catches for 2,276 yards both rank in the top 10 in program history. Leonard was a three-year team captain as a linebacker at West Virginia University, playing in four bowl games and earning All-Big East honors. REGION & PSAC WEST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR LENNY WILLIAMS RETURNS AT QUARTERBACK IUP s offense got a bit of a makeover in 2015 under new offensive coordinator Marty Higgins, averaging roughly 10 points more per game than it had in The Crimson Hawks will return many key pieces from last season, including dual-threat QB Lenny Williams, the PSAC West and Super Region One Freshman of the Year, who became the first QB in PSAC history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season. Williams 1,229 rushing yards set a single-season conference record for rushing yards by a QB. He took over the starting job in the third game of the season and completed almost 58 percent of his passes for 1,549 yards and nine touchdowns. In addition to Williams, Andre Dreuitt-Parks returns for his second year, alongside Robert Morris transfer Mike DeBaugh. Top Rushing Quarterbacks in Division II in 2015 Rank Name School Class Att Yds Avg TD Yds/Game 1 Jason Vander Laan Ferris St. Sr , Lenny Williams IUP R-Fr , Treveon Albert Fort Hays St. Sr , Blake Barney Dixie St. Fr Marcus Reynolds Lane So NEW LOOK OFFENSE HAD 58 PLAYS OF 20 YARDS OR MORE LAST YEAR IUP s new spread offense provided excitement last season with 58 plays of 20 yards or more. 36 of those were rushes with 17 total 20-yard plays going for touchdowns. Williams had 39 total plays of 20 yards or more (22 pass, 17 rush), including nine at Slippery Rock. RUNNING BACK POSITION WILL AGAIN BE DEEP & TALENTED, FEATURES 4 PLAYERS WHO HAVE RUSHED FOR 100 YARDS IN A GAME Perhaps the strongest unit of the entire team, the running backs will be asked to carry the load offensively. IUP finished 2015 as the nation s fifth-best rushing offense, racking up yards per game on the ground. Chris Temple will provide the one-two punch in the running game, with Williams. The junior had a school-record six rushing touchdowns against Edinboro last year and finished the season with 1,212 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns. Luigi Lista-Brinza enters his junior season with 15 rushing touchdowns in two seasons. Lista- Brinza led the Crimson Hawks in rushing his freshman year. Shannon Jackson and Drew Harris will both add valuable depth to the position. Both backs featured big-play ability and had breakout performances at various parts of Jackson, who stepped up when called upon against Clarion because of injuries to Temple and Lista- 18

19 Brinza, rushed for 165 yards and two scores in a win over the Golden Eagles. Harris, a former four-star recruit, racked up 109 rushing yards against Lock Haven early in the season. 100-yard Rushers Under Cignetti in Yard Season Name Games High Opponent Lenny Williams, QB at Seton Hill Chris Temple, RB California (Pa.) Shannon Jackson, RB at Clarion Luigi Lista-Brinza, RB at Mercyhurst Drew Harris, RB Lock Haven IUP is 33-7 UNDER CURT CIGNETTI WHEN A PLAYER RUSHES FOR 100 YARDS In his five seasons as head coach, Cignetti has a 33-7 record when an IUP player rushes for at least 100 yards in a game, including 8-2 this season. He s also 6-0 when two players top the 100-yard mark, with four of those wins coming this year. Five players have rushed for 100 yard in a game a combined 14 times this year. PEGUES HEADLINES A RECEIVING CORP THAT WILL LOOK FOR YOUNGER PLAYERS TO STEP UP The wide receiver corps features Walt Pegues, who is perhaps one of the biggest playmakers in the conference. Pegues has racked up more than 2,000 all-purpose yards in his career and showed instant chemistry with Williams. Pegues has a reception in every game he has played in with the Crimson Hawks. IUP Single Game Receptions IUP Single Game Receiving Yards Player Rec Opp Year Player Yds Opp Year 1. Terry Skelley 15 Clarion Jim Spence 271 Shippensburg 1983 Drew Carswell 15 California (Pa.) Carmelo Ocasio 242 Millersville Walt Pegues 14 Slippery Rock Walt Pegues 233 Slippery Rock 2015 Len Pesotini 14 Westminster Terry Skelley 215 Clarion Walt Pegues 13 Gannon Carmelo Ocasio 207 Saginaw Valley 2001 Devin Altland returns after seeing an increase in playing time in the second part of the 2015 season. Jordan Brown has provided a spark on special teams and will look to step into a larger role offensively this season. Mike Pietropola and Allen Wright will both vie for time this year after spending time on the defensive side of the ball. Pietropola, who initially came to IUP as a quarterback, played a large role on special teams and on defense, at safety. Wright has played in 22 career games with the Crimson Hawks at cornerback. Miles Williamson, Ryan Waltz, Adam Deardorff, Zac Kelly and Dom McNeil will all compete for playing time. SEVERAL TIGHT ENDS SHOW EXPERIENCE AND VERSATILITY IUP returns multiple tight ends who will play a large role in the run-blocking scheme. Kevin Edwards, CJ Jackson, Noah Bertram and Rex Pearce were all important pieces to the IUP offense last season, and while none of them had a breakout year statistically, their value came in the trenches. 5 STARTERS RETURN ON THE OFFENSIVE LINE; THE GROUP FEATURES SEVERAL OTHERS WITH PLAYING EXPERIENCE The IUP offensive line was much improved in 2015 and all indications point to the unit taking yet another step forward in Preseason All-American Ethan Cooper has been a mainstay the last three years. Cooper has started 25 consecutive games and has shown his versatility, playing both the guard and CAREER GAMES PLAYED/STARTED Player Tot Devin Altland, WR /0 8/0 Jemal Averette, DL /0 12/12 23/12 Noah Bertram, TE /0 3/0 Ed Bier, OL -- 2/0 7/1 12/2 21/3 Seamus Bischof, OL /0 1/0 Sean Bowling, PK /0 11/0 Swahneek Brown, WR /11 11/11 Myles Catlin, LB -- 9/0 11/4 12/0 32/4 Dan Charmo, OL /9 6/1 16/10 Kevin Clarke, LB -- 10/1 11/11 12/12 33/24 Ethan Cooper, OL -- 6/3 11/11 12/12 29/26 Adam Deardorff, WR /0 2/0 Andrew DeGol, DB -- 9/0 8/0 5/0 22/0 Jared Desensi, RB /0 1/0 Gabriel Diaz, OL /0 9/6 11/6 Jordan Diven, DL /2 9/2 Eric Doe, DB /0 12/0 22/0 Nick Dubowski, LB -- 5/2 10/7 12/0 27/9 Deandre Easterling, DL /2 12/2 Kevin Edwards, TE -- 11/1 9/1 9/6 29/8 Steve Franco, DB -- 3/0 11/11 12/12 26/23 Drew Harris, RB /0 7/0 Jason Inks, OL /0 7/0 C.J. Jackson, TE /1 10/3 20/4 Shannon Jackson, RB /1 12/1 Diamond Jones, LB /0 12/0 Archibald Kromah, DB /0 1/0 Luigi Lista-Brinza, RB /10 7/2 18/12 Mikale Makle, DB /7 12/7 Tony Morgante, OL -- 8/1 4/2 12/12 24/15 Matt Mowad, DL /3 8/5 19/8 CJ Odegbo, DL /0 11/0 Rex Pearce, FB /0 12/0 20/0 Walt Pegues, WR /2 12/12 23/14 Joe Peterson, OL /7 8/7 Mike Pietropola, WR /0 12/0 Ackeno Robertson, DB -- 9/0 11/11 12/12 32/23 Aiden Schaffer, RB /0 1/0 Dyllon Scott, DL /2 5/2 Jordan Spangler, P* -- 11/0 11/0 12/0 34/0 Matt Spegal, P 3/0 11/0 11/0 3/0 28/0 Ryan Stewart, PK* -- 10/0 10/0 11/0 31/0 Chris Temple, RB /1 10/9 19/10 Mason Tortorice, DL /0 12/0 15/0 Takhi Turner, DB /9 11/1 21/10 Jay Watkins, DB -- 9/5 1/1 12/12 22/18 Justin Weldon, DL /0 10/2 17/2 Lenny Williams, QB /11 12/11 Miles Williamson, WR /0 4/0 Kidus Woldeyes, OL /10 11/10 Ronald Womack, DB /0 11/0 21/0 Zack Woznichak, DB /0 2/0 3/0 Allen Wright, DB /7 11/0 22/7 *Transfers; not all years played at IUP 19

20 RECORD BREAKDOWN 2015 Cignetti September October November December IUP s Record vs. PSAC Teams at home on the road IUP s Record vs. PSAC West Teams at home on the road IUP s Record vs. PSAC East Teams at home on the road IUP vs. Ranked Opponents at home on the road IUP s Record in Games... decided by 7 pts or less decided by 3 pts or less home during day home at night away during day away at night IUP s Record When Scoring... less than 20 points points points IUP s Record When Allowing or fewer points or fewer points points IUP s Record When... leading after the 1st qtr trailing after the first qtr tied after the 1st qtr leading at halftime trailing at halftime tied at halftime leading after the 3rd qtr trailing after the 3rd qtr tied after the 3rd qtr IUP s Record With... less than 300 yds tot offense yards total offense yards total offense yards total offense less than 100 yards rush yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing less than 200 yards pass yards passing yards passing yards passing yards passing IUP s Record When Allowing... less than 200 total yards less than 300 total yards less than 400 total yards yards total offense less than 100 yards rush yards rush less than 200 yards pass less than 300 yards pass yards pass tackle positions, on both sides of the line. Tony Morgante started every game at right guard in 2015 and is one of the most experienced players on the team. Sophomore Joe Peterson earned a starting role around the halfway point of the 2015 season, starting in each of the last 7 games. Gabe Diaz made starts at right and left tackle last year, and Ed Bier emerged as the team s starting center last year and will begin 2016 with two starts at that position under his belt. Kidus Woldeyes, Dan Charmo, Zaire Willis, Seamus Bishof, Luke Milcic and Colin McAllister will battle throughout camp for a potential starting nod along the offensive line in IUP HAS SCORED 15 DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS SINCE 2011; 41 SINCE 2003 Annually one of the PSAC s - and the nation s - strongest defenses, IUP has scored 15 total defensive touchdowns since 2011 and 41 since Despite playing one less game than most schools in 2015, the Crimson Hawks tied for second in Division II with six defensive scores, including three at Mercyhurst. Last year s total was the most IUP has had in a single season since the start of 2003, eclipsing the previous high of four in 2010, 2009, 2007 and Year Opponent TD Result 2015 Cheyney Allen Wright 23-yard interception return IUP def. Cheyney, at Mercyhurst Takhi Turner 7-yard interception return IUP def. Mercyhurst, at Mercyhurst Dorian Lane 80-yard interception return IUP def. Mercyhurst, at Mercyhurst Steve Franco 50-yard interception return IUP def. Mercyhurst, Lock Haven Dorian Lane 19-yard interception return IUP def. Lock Haven, Kutztown Matt Mowad 23-yard interception return Kutztown def. IUP, Clarion A. Robertson 14-yard interception return IUP def. Clarion, at Clarion Marco Pecora 45-yard interception return IUP def. Clarion Millersville Jay Watkins 20-yard fumble recovery IUP def. Millersville, at Seton Hill Dorian Lane 39-yard interception return IUP def. Seton Hill #25 Shepherd Carl Fleming 77-yard interception return IUP def. Shepherd, #7 Shippensburg Carl Fleming 40-yard interception return IUP def. Shippensburg, at Gannon Terrell Holloway 8-yard interception return IUP def. Gannon, at Lock Haven M. Toussaint 29-yard interception return IUP def. Lock Haven, at Clarion Johnny Franco 42-yard interception return IUP def. Clarion, 38-7 TALENTED DEFENSIVE LINE COULD MEAN TROUBLE FOR OPPOSING OFFENSES This talented and deep defensive line features multiple playmakers who harassed opposing quarterbacks and rushing attacks last season; headlining the group is third-team All-Region selection Jemal Averette. Matt Mowad also returns after battling injuries much of last year. The athletic Mowad returned an interception for a touchdown in the opening game of the 2015 season against Kutztown. Deandre Easterling and Dyllon Scott both played a big role as reserves early on, and then as starters late in the season. Easterling collected 5.0 sacks, which tied for the team lead, while Scott provided depth and finished with 3.0 sacks. Justin Weldon, C.J. Odegbo, Diamond Jones and Qwamere Wright-Downing are also looking for playing time, and they will likely see the field a lot because of the Crimson Hawks tendency to rotate players. 20

21 CLARKE LEADS LINEBACKING GROUP The IUP linebacking unit is not large in number, but it has multiple players who have been integral to the success of the IUP defense over the years. Kevin Clarke, now a senior, is a two-time All-PSAC selection and former all-region pick with more than 200 career tackles. Leading the Crimson Hawks in stops each of the past two seasons, he tallied a career-high 117 in his first year as a starter in 2014, including five games of 10 or more tackles. Myles Catlin earned four starts in 2014 and has played in more than 30 games in his career. Nick Dubowski transitioned to linebacker from the offensive side of the ball last year, and will also lend depth. Zack Weaver will look to take the next step in his maturation process in 2016 and contribute to the defense. DEFENSIVE BACKFIELD COULD BE KEY TO A STRONG YEAR Once again, IUP features another position with depth and experience with its defensive backs. R-Jr. CB Jay Watkins flourished last year, earning all-region honors after finishing in the top 10 nationally with 20 passes defensed (four interceptions, 16 breakups). It was his first full season with IUP, losing all of 2014 and some of 2013 to injuries. Watkins was consistent throughout the season, intercepting or breaking up a pass in 10 of IUP s 12 games. Versatile R-Sr. DB Steve Franco will once again be counted on to make plays all over the field after starting 23 games (12 at free safety, 11 at strong safety) over the last two seasons. He earned All-PSAC West honors last season after finishing second on the team with 65 tackles and three interceptions. R-Sr. Ackeno Robertson has played in 32 career games and enters his third year at IUP s Star position in its alignment. Jr. Takhi Turner started 11 games at free safety as a true freshman in 2014 and hopes to return to that spot this year. So. Mikale Makle made an impact in his first year at IUP in 2015, starting each of the last seven games at the cornerback spot opposite of Watkins. R-Jr. Archibald Kromah and Ronald Womack, Jr. Eric Doe, and R-Fr. Isaiah Stokes and JR Stevens will also see playing time. PLENTY OF KICKING OPTIONS RETURN FOR THE CRIMSON HAWKS IUP returns both starting kickers from last season - Sr. P Jordan Spangler and Sr. PK Ryan Stewart. A former All-PSAC selection, Spangler averaged just under 36 yards per punt last season, but pinned 16 of his 37 punts inside the opponent s 20 yard line. Stewart overcame a rough patch to make 16-of-17 extra points and 6-of-10 field goals (3-for-3 from 40+ yards) over his last four games. Also returning is R-Sr. P Matt Spegal, who entered last season with 97 career punts and a 38.8 yard average, one of the best marks in program history. After gaining experience as IUP s kickoff specialist last year, So. Sean Bowling returns looking for increased responsibilities. SPORTING NEWS PRESEASON POLL RK SCHOOL 1. Northwest Missouri State 2. Grand Valley State 3. West Georgia 4. IUP 5. Shepherd 6. Colorado Mines 7. Humboldt State 8. Ashland 9. Slippery Rock 10. Indianapolis 11. Colorado State-Pueblo 12. Henderson State 13. Tuskegee 14. North Alabama 15. Catawba 16. Minnesota State-Mankato 17. Ferris State 18. California (Pa.) 19. Bemidji State 20. Midwestern State 21. Florida Tech 22. Colorado Mesa 23. Augustana 24. Emporia State 25. Assumption LINDY S PRESEASON POLL RK SCHOOL 1. Northwest Missouri State 2. Shepherd 3. Ashland 4. Grand Valley State 5. West Georgia 6. Midwestern State 7. Minnesota-Duluth 8. Colorado State-Pueblo 9. Slippery Rock 10. Tuskegee 11. North Alabama 12. Emporia State 13. Valdosta State 14. Assumption 15. IUP 16. Sioux Falls 17. Minnesota State 18. Colorado Mines 19. Augustana 20. Ferris State 21. Henderson State 22. Central Missouri 23. Humboldt State 24. Texas A&M-Commerce 25. Pittsburg State 21

22 Curt Cignetti enters his sixth year at the helm of the IUP football program in Through five seasons, Cignetti has a record of 43-15, going 26-9 in PSAC West play and 3-2 in the NCAA playoffs. He has a record of 23-6 at home and 20-8 on the road. The Crimson Hawks finished the 2015 season ranked No. 19 in the final American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) poll after posting a 9-3 record which included a trip to the second round of the NCAA Division II playoffs. It was the third time in the last four seasons IUP was ranked in the top 25, coming in at No. 7 in 2012 and No. 24 in After finishing the regular season with an 8-2 record, IUP, the fifth seed traveled to play Charleston, the fourth seed, in the opening round of the the NCAA Division II playoffs. Falling behind at halftime by a score of 14-6, IUP exploded for 41 second-half points en route to the victory. In that game, dual-threat redshirt freshman quarterback Lenny Williams finished with 252 total yards and five touchdowns, while sophomore running back Chris Temple added 116 yards rushing on 28 carries. The Crimson Hawks, who averaged the fifth-best ground attack in the nation at yards per game, totaled 347 rushing yards against Charleston. For their efforts, left guard Ethan Cooper was named a Football Gazette third-team All-American, while Williams was named the been ranked for 18 consecutive weeks. Super Region One and PSAC West Freshman of the Year. Eleven Crimson Hawks were The Crimson Hawks finished 2012 with a 12-2 named given all-conference honors, while six overall record, advancing to the Super Region One Championship (NCAA quarterfinals) were named to the all-region second team. at Winston-Salem State, ultimately falling to IUP entered 2015 ranked fifth in the PSAC the Rams West preseason coaches poll, before finishing the year with a share of the division title IUP went 6-1 in PSAC West play, with its only with a 6-1 conference record. loss at then sixth-ranked California on Sept. 22. The record was good for first in the In 2014, three receivers etched their names division, earning the right to host East champion Shippensburg in the PSAC State Game. into the IUP record books, as seniors Drew Carswell and Brock DeCicco caught 15 and 11 The Crimson Hawks would use a first passes respectively against California in the half lead in the game en route to a dominating victory over the Red Raiders for the sixth annual Coal Bowl. Freshman wideout Walt Pegues also set records with 13 catches program s first championship game win since and 193 yards against Gannon (Note: The State Game was not played from ) Cignetti led the Crimson Hawks to a successful season in 2013 with a 9-2 record overall, The Crimson Hawks earned the third seed in 5-2 in the PSAC West. IUP was ranked 10th Super Region One and defeated sixth-seeded Shepherd at home in the first round. in the preseason AFCA Division II Coaches Poll going into the season and remained in They d go on to defeat second-seeded New the top 25 until late October, where they had Haven (Conn.) on the road in the second CURT CIGNETTI YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD PSAC YEAR W-L PCT W-L PCT NOTES rd in PSAC West; 35 PPG in final 6 games Won PSAC Champ; NCAA Regional Finalists nd in PSAC West; 42 PPG in last 4 games Most team pass yards since Tied for PSAC West Title; NCAA 2nd Round th at IUP in coaching wins, 3rd in win pct 22

23 round before the loss at top seed Winston-Salem State IUP FOOTBALL The postseason appearance was the first for IUP since 2007 and the first NCAA quarterfinal appearance since For his efforts, Cignetti was named the PSAC West Coach of the Year, helping 14 of his players to All-PSAC West honors after the season. That includes PSAC West Offensive Player of the Year Harvie Tuck, who finished his senior season with 1,660 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. Cignetti also landed six all-region players and two student-athletes seniors Johnny Franco and Anthony DiPasquale who were named Capital One Academic All-America s. In 2012, the Crimson Hawks were the top defense in the nation, leading Division II in scoring defense (12.5 points per game) and total defense (257.9 yards per game). IUP was also third in the nation in turnover margin with a +21 (1.50 per game). IUP IS 33-7 UNDER CURT CIGNETTI WHEN A PLAYER RUSHES FOR 100 YARDS In his five seasons as head coach, Cignetti has a 33-7 record when an IUP player rushes for at least 100 yards in a game, including 8-2 in He s also 6-0 when two players top the 100-yard mark, with four of those wins coming last year. Five players rushed for 100 yards in a game a combined 14 times in The rushing offense was also one of the best in the nation, as Tuck teamed with De Antwan Williams to help IUP rush for yards per game, 10th in the nation (as of 12/1). The Crimson Hawks 3,630 net rushing yards broke the single-season program record of 3,211 set in IUP averaged 33.6 points and yards of total offense. They were also second in the nation in time of possession, keeping the ball an average of 34:16 per contest. The 2012 season also marked Cignetti s 30th year of coaching. Cignetti boasted a very successful head coaching debut in 2011, leading the Crimson Hawks to a 7-3 overall record, including a 5-2 mark in the strong PSAC West. Hired prior to the 2011 season, Cignetti put together one of the finest seasons for a first-year head coach at IUP since his father, Frank Cignetti, led Indiana to a record of 9-2 and a PSAC Championship in Cignetti s first signature win at IUP came in early October, when the Crimson Hawks shut out nationally-ranked Edinboro 19-0 on Homecoming. IUP capped off the season with another impressive victory when the Crimson Hawks trounced PSAC East foe West Chester 34-7 on the road. Under Cignetti s guidance, eight players received All-PSAC West honors in 2011, including punter Grant Schallock, who was also named to the Daktronics Super Region One First Team. Prior to IUP, Cignetti spent four seasons as the wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator under Nick Saban at Alabama and helped the Crimson Tide win the 2009 BCS National Championship with a 14-0 record. He brought in the consensus No. 1 recruiting class in the country in 2008, the first of three straight classes which finished in the top five 23 nationally. In addition to the national title, Cignetti was part of Alabama teams that posted a record of 33-3 over the past three regular seasons, including 29 consecutive regular season victories, won the 2008 and 2009 SEC West championship and earned a berth in the 2008 Sugar Bowl. Among his recruits was Mark Ingram, who won the 2008 Heisman Trophy, and Cignetti also coached Julio Jones, the Associated Press SEC Freshman of the Year and Columbus Touchdown Club National Freshman of the Year. Cignetti joined the staff at Alabama after spending seven seasons ( ) as the recruiting coordinator at North Carolina State while also coaching tight ends from and and quarterbacks during the 2003 and 2004 campaigns. The Wolfpack qualified for five bowl games during that time, including the 2002 Gator Bowl when N.C. State set a school record with 11 wins. One of his last recruits before moving to Alabama was quarterback Russell Wilson out of Virginia, who committed to NC State before moving on to Wisconsin as a senior. He finished his collegiate career with a 60.9 completion percentage, 11,720 yards and 109 touchdowns before getting drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the third round 2012 and

24 leading them to a Super Bowl XLVIII victory. ALL-PSAC HONOREES UNDER CIGNETTI Two of his recruiting classes ranked in the top 10 in the nation, and Rivals.com named him one of the top 25 recruiters in the nation in While working with the Wolfpack quarterbacks, Cignetti had the opportunity to coach 2003 ACC Player of the Year Philip Rivers and help prepare him to become the fourth pick in the NFL draft the following spring. Cignetti first served as a recruiting coordinator during a seven-year stint ( ) at the University of Pittsburgh. Cignetti also coached the Panthers tight ends and quarterbacks at various times under College Football Hall of Fame head coach Johnny Majors. Cignetti began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Pitt during the 1983 and 1984 seasons and was part of the team s Fiesta Bowl participant his first year. He coached quarterbacks and receivers at Davidson in 1985 and was the quarterbacks coach at Rice ( ) and Temple ( ). Cignetti earned his bachelor s degree in business administration from West Virginia in Cignetti is married to the former Manette Lawer and the couple has three children Curtis John, Carly Ann and Natalie Elise (8) 1st Harvie Tuck (Jr.)...RB 1st Byron Dovales (R-So.)...OT 1st Brett Ullman (Fr.)...PK 1st Mark Jackson (Sr.)... LB 1st Johnny Franco (Sr.)...S 1st Grant Shallock (Sr.)...P 2nd Carl Thornton (Jr.)... DT 2nd Andre Henderson (Sr.)...S 2012 (15) COY Curt Cignetti...HC OPOY Harvie Tuck (Sr.)...RB 1st Byron Dovales (R-Jr.)...OT 1st Dan Matha (R-Sr.)......OT 1st Nick Carnicella (R-Jr.) OG 1st Brett Ullman (So.)......PK 1st Carl Thornton (Sr.) DT 1st Alexander Berdahl (Jr.) LB 1st Carl Fleming (R-Jr.) LB 1st Johnny Franco (R-Sr.)......S 2nd De Antwan Williams (Sr.)...RB 2nd Anthony DiPasquale (R-Sr.)...C 2nd Pat Brewer (Jr.)... WR 2nd Akeem Smith (R-Jr.)... DT 2nd Jerell McFadden (R-So.)......CB 2013 (9) 1st De Antwan Williams (R-Sr.)...RB 1st Terrill Barnes (Sr.)... WR 1st Byron Dovales (R-Sr.)......OT 1st Mike Charmo (Sr.)... OG 1st Carl Flemming (R-Sr.) LB 1st Terrell Holloway (R-Sr.)...DB 2nd Nick Carnicella (R-Sr.)... OG 2nd Dorian Lane (Jr.)... LB 2nd Brett Ullman (Jr.)...K 2014 (11) 1st Drew Carswell (Sr.) WR 1st Karon Gibson (Jr.) NG 1st Kevin Clarke (So.)... LB 1st Walt Pegues (Fr.)...RS 2nd Luigi Lista-Brinza (Fr.)......RB 2nd Bruce Atkins (Sr.)...OT 2nd Ethan Cooper (So.) OG 2nd Brock DeCicco (Gr.)... TE 2nd Shane Meisner (Sr.)......DE 2nd Matt Mowad (Fr.)......DE 2nd Jerell McFadden (Sr.)......CB 2015 (12) FOY Lenny Williams (R-Fr.)... QB 1st Chris Temple (So.)...RB 1st Jorge Vicioso (R-Sr.)......OL 1st Ethan Cooper (Jr.)... OG 1st Jemal Averette (So.)... DL 1st Karon Gibson (Sr.)... NG 1st Kevin Clarke (R-Jr.)... LB 2nd Lenny Williams (R-Fr.)... QB 2nd Dorian Lane (R-Sr.)... LB 2nd Steve Franco (R-Jr.)......DB 2nd Jay Watkins (R-So.)......DB 2nd Eric Williams (R-Sr.)...DB 55 total st teamers 3 special awards - Coach, Offensive Player, and Freshman of the Year 24

25 Paul Tortorella will enter his 22nd season as the IUP defensive coordinator and safties coach in He has also served as the associate head coach since Since coming to IUP, Tortorella has directed a defense that has consistently ranked among the best in the nation. His extensive knowledge of schematics and personnel has made him one of the most respected coaches in the area. The IUP defense took the ball away at an impressive rate in 2015 with 22 interceptions, a mark that ranked second in the PSAC. Seven different players earned All-PSAC West honors, including Jemal Averette, Karon Gibson, Kevin Clarke, Dorian Lane, Steve Franco, Jay Watkins and Eric Williams. IUP finished first in the PSAC in total defense, holding opponents to yards per game. The Crimson Hawks allowed only 26 touchdowns in 12 games. In 2014, the defense had another successful season, as they ranked fourth in the nation in rushing defense, holding opponents to an average of 80.1 yards per game. IUP also ranked 14th in the country in 4th down defense, allowing opponents to convert on less than 30% of their opportunities. Under Tortorella in 2013, the Crimson Hawks ranked fifth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing only 15.4 points per game, including two shutouts in addition to holding opponents under ten points on five occasions. Tortorella got his coaching start on the prep level in 1985, serving as linebackers coach at Mount Lebanon High School. He then began a nine-year stint as an assistant coach at a pair of Division I universities, including six at Maryland and three at Akron. Three IUP cornerbacks have earned All-America recognition during Tortorella s time at IUP, including Barry Threats (1997 and 1998), Joey Flora (2001) and Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (2008 and 2009). Tortorella is a 1985 graduate of Slippery Rock with a bachelor s degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Michele, are the parents of Luke, Annalise, Zachary and Michael. Jim Smith enters his 18th season at IUP in 2016, serving as the linebackers coach and academic coordinator. In addition, Smith has served as the assistant head coach under Curt Cignetti since In 2015, the linebacking unit was one of the most formidable in the nation, led by All-PSAC West selections Kevin Clarke and Dorian Lane. In 2013, Carl Fleming and Dorian Lane had outsatnding seasons. First team selection Fleming recorded a team-high 98 tackles as well as 5.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks and one interception. Second team selection Lane was second on the team with 69 tackles including nine tackles for loss and two sacks. Smith also coached the linebackers from For five seasons, Smith was in charge of the quarterbacks while also coordinating the IUP passing game. During his time on the offensive side of the ball, Smith developed a passing attack that has produced some of the top numbers in recent IUP history. In 2008, quarterback Andrew Krewatch completed 62.8 percent of his passes and had 22 touchdowns against only 10 interceptions. Krewatch also set a school career record with 638 completions and finished second with 8,220 yards and 69 touchdowns. For the second straight season, the Crimson Hawks averaged 38.5 points per game, tied for the second highest in school history. IUP led the PSAC in scoring offense and was second in total offense with an average of yards per game. Smith was a part-time coach in 2000 and 2001, while also teaching at Latrobe High School. He mentored the IUP wide receivers in 2000 before coaching the running backs and serving as passing game coordinator the following year. Smith was also a member of the coaching staff during the 1998 campaign. Smith lettered from as a wide receiver at IUP. During that time, he played in 18 games and caught 20 passes for 229 yards. He earned his bachelor s degree in health and physical education from IUP in Smith and his wife, Lori, are the parents of Trevor and Myla. 25

26 Marty Higgins will begin his second season as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach with the Crimson Hawks in Equipped with a more up-tempo approach, the Crimson Hawks had an offensive resurgence in Compared to 2014, the Crimson Hawks scored around 10 points more per contest last season. Quarterback Lenny Williams earned the 2015 PSAC West Freshman of the Year award. Higgins comes to IUP from Upper Iowa University out of the Division II Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) where he spent the last two seasons. Higgins was the head football coach at the SR-R High School in Sioux Rapids, Iowa from There he guided the football program to its first winning season in seven years. Marty and his wife, Val, have two children, Courtney and Sean. IUP led the PSAC in rushing yards in 2015, while Chris Temple and Lenny Williams ranked third and fourth respectively. Temple ran for a school record six touchdowns against Edinboro on October 3, Campolo was the running backs coach at Duquesne the previous three seasons. He served in the same capacity for one season each at Serra Catholic High School in 1997 and Bethany College the following year. Mike Campolo enters his 15th season on the IUP staff, and 11th as the offensive line coach in Campolo has also served as the running game coordinator since In 2014, Campolo helped running back Luigi Lista-Brinza to one of the best seasons a true freshman has ever had at IUP. Lista-Brinza finished the year with over 800 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns. IUP averaged yards per game on the ground. Campolo is a 1996 graduate of IUP with a bachelor s degree in communications media. He has a son, Vito. IUP alum and former All-American Johnny Franco enters his third season as a member of the Crimson Hawks coaching staff in 2016, coaching the corner backs. In 2015, Franco coached All-PSAC West second team selection Jay Watkins. Watkins ranked second in the PSAC in passes defended. In 2014, Franco coached long-time starter Jerell McFadden and oversaw the development of freshman starter Allen Wright. Franco graduated from IUP in spring 2013, receiving a B.S. in Nutrition with a Pre-Medical concentration. In his senior campaign in 2012, the All-American safety totaled six interceptions and was third on the team with 58 tackles. Franco was praised with multiple second team All-American post-season awards from the Associated Press, Daktronics, and CoSIDA Academic. Franco served as a team captain on a defense that helped lead the Crimson Hawks all the way to the NCAA regional championship game. 26

27 Luke Barker is back for his second year as the IUP running backs coach in The IUP rushing attack was superb in 2015, averaging nearly 300 on the ground each game. Barker came to IUP from West Virginia Wesleyan out of the Division II Mountain East Conference. The Cincinnati native played collegiately at Charleston before becoming a student assistant. He earned his bachelor s degree in business administration in Anthony Leonard enters his first season as the IUP defensive line coach in Leonard comes to IUP from West Virginia University, where he was the defensive graduate assistant and assistant linebackers coach for the 2014 and 2015 seasons. A former All-Big East linebacker at WVU, Leonard spent the last two seasons at his alma mater, helping the Mountaineers to Liberty Bowl and Cactus Bowl invitations. Leonard graduated from WVU in 2010 and spend time in the New England Patriots camp in Mike Shanahan enters his first season as IUP s wide receivers coach in Shanahan comes to IUP from the University of Pittsburgh, where he was the offensive graduate assistant for the Panthers during the 2015 season. After graduation, Shanahan had stints as a member of the New York Jets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers preseason squads. Shanahan graduated from Norwin High School in North Huntingdon in 2008, earning Associated Press first team Class AAAA All-State honors as a senior. John Pettina returns for his second season as a volunteer assistant coach for IUP in In his first year on the staff, the Crimson Hawks went 9-3. Pettina earned his degree from IUP in

28 CLARKE S CAREER STATISTICS CLARKE S POSTSEASON HONORS 2015 All-Super Region One 2nd Team 2015 All-PSAC West 1st Team 2014 All-PSAC West 1st Team 2015: Again flourished as the defensive team leader for the Crimson Hawks, earning second team All-Super Region One and first team All-PSAC West honors from his weakside linebacker position Helped the IUP defense lead the PSAC in scoring at 17.8 points per game and total defense at yards per game The IUP pass defense ranked third in the conference by giving up just yards per game and ranked 16th in Division II with a pass efficiency The IUP run defense ranked second in the PSAC and 13th in Division II by giving up yards per contest Led the Crimson Hawks with 74 total tackles and 38 solo stops Also had team-high 10.5 tackles-for-loss and 5.0 sacks Picked off two passes, broke up two more, and recovered a fumble Made season-high 14 tackles (eight solo) against Lock Haven Had at least one tackle-for-loss in eight of IUP s 12 games Made at least six tackles in a game on six more occasions Totaled 13 tackles, 3.5 tackles-for-loss, 2.5 sacks, and an interception in IUP s two playoff games Had eight tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss, and put finishing touches on a comeback win with a fourth quarter interception at Charleston Had nine tackles each against Kutztown and California. 2014: First team All-PSAC West...One of six IUP defensive players to start all 11 games...finished second in the PSAC and tied for 28th in Division II with 10.6 tackles per game...was a two-time Bill Thompson State Farm Defensive Player of the Game winner...also named Coaches Player of the Week twice...had five games of 10-plus tackles...totaled 117 tackles on the season, first on the team...made 43 solo tackles...also led team with 10.5 tackles-for-loss and three forced fumbles...had 3.0 sacks, fumble recovery and pass breakup... Posted season-high 21 tackles (12 solo) against Slippery Rock (10/25), which tied for the eighth highest total in Division II during the season...also had a tackle-for-loss and forced a fumble against SRU and received PSAC West Defensive Special Mention honors... Made 19 total tackles with 2.0 tacklesfor-loss against Kutztown (9/13)...Had 13 tackles, 2.0 tackles-for-loss, forced two fumbles and recovered another in season-opener against Saint Augustine s (9/6), earning PSAC West Co-Defensive Player of the Week honors... Had seven tackles and had first career interception against Seton Hill (10/21). 28 GP GS Tkl Solo Ast TOT TFL Sck Int FR FF TOT : Played in 10 games, making one start at linebacker as a redshirt freshman...third among linebackers and first among freshmen with 29 total tackles... Had 2.0 tackles-for-loss and a pass breakup...made season-high 13 tackles, including nine solo, against Seton Hill (9/21)...Had seven total tackles against Millersville (10/5). 2012: Redshirted.

29 COOPER S POSTSEASON HONORS 2015 Division II All-American 3rd Team 2015 All-Super Region One 1st Team 2015 All-PSAC West 1st Team 2014 All-PSAC West 2nd Team 2015: Earned Don Hansen Football Gazette third team All-American honors as the best offensive lineman on a record-breaking IUP offense Also earned first team All-Super Region One and All-PSAC West honors Started all 12 games at left guard, running his streak to 25 straight dating back to his true freshman season Helped the Crimson Hawks break the program single season record by averaging rushing yards per game That number easily led the PSAC and ranked fifth in Division II IUP s 40 rushing touchdown in 12 games ranked eighth in the country Led way for pair of 1,000 rushers in quarterback Lenny Williams and running back Chris Temple That pair ranked third and fourth, respectively, in the PSAC in rushing yards IUP ran for at least 250 yards nine times in 12 games, including six games of 300-plus yards The Crimson Hawks rushed for a season-high 388 yards against California, tied for sixth most in program history Cooper helped IUP gives up just 11 sacks in 12 games, which ranked 13th in Division II. 2014: Named second team All-PSAC West honors on the offensive line... Became full-time starter, getting the nod at guard in all 11 games...one of only four offensive players to start all 11 games...helped the Crimson Hawks lead the PSAC West with rushing yards per game...five times IUP ran for at least 195 yards in a game, including a season-high 235 against Clarion (11/1). 2013: Saw action in six games as a true freshman, starting three at guard...saw his first collegiate playinig time against Cheyney (9/14)...Started three of last four games of season...got first career start against Mercyhurst (10/26). High School: First team all-conference at Central Dauphin East...Second team All-Patriot News Big 15. IUP START CHART Career starts leaders heading into 2016 (List includes games played & started) Player Tot Ethan Cooper, OL 6/3 11/11 12/12 29/26 Kevin Clarke, LB 10/1 11/11 12/12 33/24 Steve Franco, DB 3/0 11/11 12/12 26/23 Ackeno Robertson, DB 9/0 11/11 11/11 31/22 Jay Watkins, DB 9/5 1/1 11/11 21/17 Tony Morgante, OL 8/1 4/2 12/12 24/15 Walt Pegues, WR -- 11/2 12/12 23/14 Jemal Averette, DL -- 11/0 12/12 23/12 Dan Charmo, OL -- 10/9 6/1 16/10 Takhi Turner, DB -- 10/9 11/1 21/10 29

30 WILLIAMS POSTSEASON HONORS 2015 Super Region One Freshman of the Year 2015 PSAC West Freshman of the Year 2015 All-PSAC West 2nd Team 2015: One of 38 nominees (eight from region) for Harlon Hill Award, given to top player in Division II Super Region One Freshman of the Year PSAC West Freshman of the Year Second team All-PSAC West selection at quarterback First IUP quarterback since Kevin Weidl in 2004 to earn All-PSAC honors First freshman quarterback to be named All-PSAC West since Trevor Harris in 2006 Catalyst for new spread offense, totaling 2,778 yards and 21 touchdowns in 12 games Broke IUP single game record with 504 total yards at Slippery Rock Electric runner, finished third in the PSAC and 21st in the nation with 1,229 rushing yards Rushing yards were second most by a quarterback in Division II Also second in Division II with 7.8 yards per carry average Ran for 100-plus yards six times during season, all in last eight games Had career-high 205 yards at Seton Hill Ran for 151 yards and tied program playoff record with four rushing touchdowns at Charleston Also had games of 140 yards (twice) and 134 yards (twice) during the season Set numerous IUP quarterback rushing records, including yards in a game, season, career, and rushing touchdowns in a game and season Completed 57.8 percent of his passes, going 119-for-206 for 1,549 yards, nine touchdowns and four interceptions Had a quarterback efficiency of 131.5, ninth in the PSAC Completion percentage was sixth in the conference Averaged passing yards per game Threw for career-high 364 yards along with two touchdowns at Slippery Rock Also had career-highs with 22 completions and 33 attempts against The Rock Had 39 plays of 20 yards or more (22 pass, 17 rush) Five 20-plus yard touchdowns Nine of those 39 plays were of 45 yards or more, including 64-yard touchdown run against Gannon and 63-yard touchdown pass against Kutztown Made collegiate debut in IUP opening game against Kutztown, coming off the bench to total 215 yards (163 pass, 52 rush) and two touchdowns (one pass, one rush) Made first career start following week against Lock Haven, totaling 109 yards (44 pass, 65 rush) and a rushing touchdown Made 11 starts in 12 games Joined IUP in the summer after transferring from Temple. 2014: Took a redshirt year in his first season at Temple... Originally a threestar member of Temple s 2014 recruiting class. 30 IUP SINGLE GAME TOTAL OFFENSE RECORD Lenny Williams broke IUP s single game total offense record at Slippery Rock last year, totaling 504 yards YDS Player Rush Pass 504 Lenny Williams (at Slippery Rock, 2015) 452 Rich Ingold (vs. Lehigh, 1985) 401 Brian Eyerman (vs. Saginaw Valley, 2001) 393 Rich Ingold (vs. Shippensburg, 1983) 389 Terry Throm (vs. Shippensburg, 1996) High School: Four-year starter at QB for coach Dan Bradley at Sto-Rox High School finished his career as the WPIAL s all-time leading passer with 8,509 yards and 102 touchdowns also rushed for nearly 3,000 yards as a junior, was named a Fab 22 selection, WPIAL co-offensive player of the year and 2012 Big 7 Conference player of the year... earned all-state and all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior... selected to play in the Big 33 game... also played basketball for three years... earned academic honor roll all four years and attained National Honor Society as a senior.

31 TEMPLE S POSTSEASON HONORS 2015 All-Super Region One 2nd Team 2015 All-PSAC West 1st Team 2015: Second team All-Super Region One First team All-PSAC West Fought through injuries, playing in nine full games and part of a 10th Still finished fourth in the PSAC with 1,217 rushing yards His rushing yards per game was third in the PSAC and 14th in Division II Ran for a team-high 17 touchdowns, which tied for second in the PSAC and 14th in Division II Averaged 5.4 yards per carry Had 12 rushes of 20-plus yards Four 20-plus yard touchdowns Recorded longest offensive play of the season for IUP with a 67-yard touchdown against Edinboro Posted two of the top eight single game rushing performances in program history Ran for 255 yards and three touchdowns on 37 carries in Coal Bowl win over California (Pa.) That total is sixth all-time Had 234 yards and six touchdowns on 28 carries against Edinboro That total is eighth all-time His six touchdowns against the Fighting Scots broke the IUP single game record and tied the PSAC record held by former Shippensburg and current Green Bay Packers running back John Kuhn Had four-game stretch against Edinboro, Seton Hill, Cal and Slippery Rock where he ran for 14 touchdowns Had five total 100-yard games Just missed a third 200-yard performance with 195 yards on 18 carries in season opener against Kutztown Also ran for 142 yards against Gannon and 116 yards against Charleston. 2014: Played in nine games as the primary backup running back as a true freshman...earned first career start against West Chester (9/13)...Finished second on the team with 444 rushing yards and 49.3 yards per game...scored two touchdowns...averaged 4.7 yards on 95 carries...received more playing time as season went on, rushing for 289 yards on 56 carries over final three games of season...ran for season-high 114 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries against Clarion (11/1)...Had 82 rushing yards on 17 carries at Gannon (11/8)...Ran for 93 yards on 19 carries in start against the Golden Rams. 31 IUP SINGLE GAME RUSHING YARDS TOP 10 Chris Temple put up two of the top eight single game rushing performances in IUP history as a sophomore last season YDS Player Opp, Year 315 De Antwan Williams Ship, Chris Morgan ESU, Chris Morgan LHU, James Suber LHU, Harvie Tuck Cal, Chris Temple Cal, Larry Monsilovich Ship, Chris Temple Boro, Harvie Tuck SRU, Harvie Tuck Hurst, 2012 TEMPLE S CAREER STATISTICS GP No Yds Avg TD LG TOT

32 PEGUES CAREER STATISTICS PEGUES POSTSEASON HONORS 2014 All-Super Region One 3rd Team 2014 All-PSAC West 2nd Team (KR) 2015: For the second straight year, Pegues led the Crimson Hawks in all-purpose yards, totaling 1,419 in 12 games Averaged all-purpose yards per game Tallied 24 rushing yards, 753 receiving, 320 on punt returns and 322 on kickoff returns One of fastest players in the PSAC Arguably the most dangerous return man in the conference Averaged 26.8 yards on 12 kickoff returns and 11.0 yards on 29 punt returns Had four punt returns of more than 30 yards, including season long 47 yarder against Cheyney Made strides as a receiver, starting all 12 games Led team and finished 10th in the PSAC (sixth in the division) with 57 catches 753 receiving yards and three touchdowns were also team-highs Averaged 13.2 yards per catch and 62.8 receiving yards per game Used in a variety of ways, including outside and in the slot Also ran routes out of the backfield Had one of best receiving performances in school history with 14 catches for 233 yards and a touchdown at Slippery Rock Both marks are third most in IUP history Had 50-yard catch and run for a touchdown that was part of 20 unanswered IUP points Totaled 289 yards against The Rock, returning a kickoff 39 yards and three punts for 17 yards The 289 yards were a career-high and the second most in a single game at the school since 2006 Opened season with seven catches for 115 yards, including a 63-yard touchdown against Kutztown Had seven catches for 88 yards, a rush for six yards, kickoff return for 20 yards and a punt return for 34 yards against Edinboro Totaled 189 yards against Clarion, including six catches for 64 yards and 121 punt return yards. 2014: Named to Don Hansen All-Super Region One third team as a kick returner...also a first team All-PSAC West pick at returner as a true freshman...led IUP and finished seventh in the PSAC with all-purpose yards per game...had four games of more than 150 all-purpose yards, including three games of 200-plus yards...set IUP single season record with 19.4 punt return average...made longest punt return in program history with 96-yard touchdown against Seton Hill (10/11)... It was also the fourth longest overall play in IUP history...finished eighth in the PSAC West with a 24.6 kickoff return average, totaling 590 yards on 24 returns...had long return of 62 yards... Played in all 11 games, earning two starts at receiver...finished second on the team with 45 receptions, 607 yards and four touchdowns...had 13 catches for 193 yards and a touchdown against 32 GP Rec Yds TD LG TOT KOR Yds Avg TD LG TOT PR Yds Avg TD LG TOT Gannon (11/8)...13 catches are tied for fourth most in a single game while 193 yards were the eighth most in program history...totaled season-high 282 yards against the Golden Knights...Had 212 all-purpose yards against Slippery Rock (10/25)...Caught five passes for 118 yards and a touchdown and had 48 punt return yards and 46 kick return yards against SRU...Finished with 243 all-purpose yards (98 kick return, 96 punt return, 36 receiving, 13 rushing) against Seton Hill (10/11).

33 FRANCO S CAREER STATISTICS FRANCO S POSTSEASON HONORS 2015 All-PSAC West 2nd Team 2015: Had a strong breakout season, earning second team All-PSAC West honors from his free safety spot Helped the IUP defense lead the PSAC in scoring at 17.8 points per game and total defense at yards per game The IUP pass defense ranked third in the conference by giving up just yards per game and ranked 16th in Division II with a pass efficiency Started all 12 games, including once at strong safety, and finished second on the team with 65 total tackles and 36 solo stops Picked off three passes, returning one 50 yards for a touchdown against Mercyhurst Picked off two passes for 67 yards against the Lakers, earning PSAC West Defensive Player of the Week honors Also had an interception against Cheyney Broke up four additional passes Had season-highs of 10 tackles and two tackles-for-loss at Slippery Rock Had eight tackles against Gannon Made seven stops against both Kutztown and Seton Hill Made six tackles (four solo), broke up a pass and forced a fumble in comeback playoff win at Charleston. 2014: Started all 11 games at strong safety in first season after moving from quarterback...finished sixth on the team with 46 total tackles...had 26 solo stops...mad 1.5 tackles-for-loss... Broke up three passes...forced one fumble and recovered two fumbles... Had season-high eight tackles, including six solo, with two passes broken up and a fumble recovery against Seton Hill (10/11)...Had five tackles and a fumble recovery against Saint Augustine s (9/6). 2013: Played in three games as a backup quarterback in first season at IUP... Finished the year 7-of-9 for 103 yards and two touchdowns...had efficiency rating of Saw first action career against Cheyney (9/14)...Went 6-for-6 for 82 yards and a touchdown against Millersville (10/5)...Went 1-for-3 with a 21-yard touchdown pass against Clarion (11/2) (Akron): Sat out as a redshirt. High School: Associated Press Class AA Player of the Year as a senior...compiled a 26-3 record as a starter in his last two seasons...led Golden Eagles (9-1) to a district championship and the state finals as a senior...threw for more than 2,600 yards and 30 touchdowns with a 57 percent pass completion percentage...also rushed for 10 touchdowns...recorded more than 4,500 yards and 49 touchdowns for his career...coached by his father, John Franco, who was the Associated Press Class AA Coach of the Year in GP GS Tkl Solo Ast * TOT TFL Int Yds FR FF ** TOT *Franco was a backup quarterback for the Crimson Hawks in his redshirt freshman season **Franco returned one of his interceptions 50 yards for a touchdown against at Mercyhurst

34 AVERETTE S CAREER STATISTICS AVERETTE S POSTSEASON HONORS 2015 All-Super Region One 3rd Team 2015 All-PSAC West 1st Team 2015: Made big strides in his first year as a full-time starter, earning first team All-PSAC West and third team All-Super Region One honors Made 11 of his 12 starts at the defensive tackle spot, moving over to defensive end for a start at Slippery Rock Finished seventh on the team with 45 tackles Was fourth with 7.0 tackles-for-loss Also had 3.5 sacks Added a pass breakup and a fumble recovery Helped the IUP defense lead the PSAC in scoring at 17.8 points given up per game The IUP rush defense ranked second in the PSAC and 13th in Division II by giving up yards per contest Opponents averaged just 3.1 yards per rush His start at defensive end at The Rock yielded a season-high 12 tackles, including six solo stops and one tacklefor-loss for nine yards Three of his sacks came over a four-game stretch, taking down the quarterback in games against Clarion, Gannon and Charleston He made seven tackles in the season-opener against Kutztown. 2014: Played in all 11 games as a true freshman defensive lineman Finished fourth on the team with 7.5 tackles-forloss Also had three sacks Made 38 total tackles Had five tackles, including 1.5 tackles-for-loss, in collegiate debut against Saint Augustine s Tallied at least five tackles three more times, including season-high eight stops (five solo) against West Chester Had five tackles and a sack against Mercyhurst. GP GS Tkl Solo Ast TOT TFL Sck Int FR FF TOT

35 MOWAD S CAREER STATISTICS 2015: Fought through injury riddled year, playing in eight games and making five starts at defensive end Still finished with 5.5 tackles-for-loss and 3.0 sacks in limited time Made 19 tackles, including 10 solo stops Picked off pass and returned it 23 yards for a touchdown in season-opener against Kutztown, adding five tackles and a sack against the Golden Bears Also recorded sacks against Mercyhurst and Edinboro Made four tackles, including one-for-loss, against Shepherd. 2013: Redshirted as a freshman tight end. High School: First team All-Lehigh Valley Conference at tight end and defensive end as a senior at Easton. GP GS Tkl Solo Ast TOT TFL Sck Int FR FF * 0 0 TOT *Mowad returned his interception 23 yards for a touchdown against Kutztown 2014: Made successful transition from tight end to defensive end, playing in all 11 games with three starts...finished ninth on the team - and third among defensive linemen - with 39 total tackles...second on the team with both 9.5 tackles-for-loss and 4.0 sacks...also forced one fumble...had season-high 10 tackles, 1.5 tackles-for-loss and a sack in first career start against Slippery Rock (10/25)...Tallied six tackles and a half-sack in collegiate debut against Saint Augustine s (9/6)...Posted four tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss, a sack and forced a fumble against Lock Haven (9/20)...Had three tackles and 1.5 sacks against Edinboro (10/4). 35

36 WATKINS CAREER STATISTICS WATKINS POSTSEASON HONORS 2015 All-Super Region One 3rd Team 2015 All-PSAC West 2nd Team 2015: Returned to the lineup as a fulltime starter as the boundary corner after missing nearly all of 2014 due to injury Stated all 12 games for the Crimson Hawks Earned second team All-PSAC West and third team All-Super Region One honors Finished second in the PSAC and in a tie for sixth in Division II with 1.7 passes defended per game His 16 pass breakups set a new single season IUP record Added four interceptions, which led the team Eighth on the team with 43 total tackles, including 25 solo stops Broke up or intercepted a pass in 10 of 12 games Had season-high four pass breakups against Lock Haven Interceptions came against Kutztown, Edinboro, Gannon and Shepherd His pick in IUP s win over Gannon came at midfield with the Golden Knights driving with just over 2:00 left in the game Watkins interception in the playoff loss to Shepherd came just before the end of the first half, picking off the region s top quarterback Jeff Ziemba at the IUP six yard line to keep the Rams out of the end zone Helped the IUP defense lead the PSAC in scoring at 17.8 points per game and total defense at yards per game The IUP pass defense ranked third in the conference by giving up just yards per game and ranked 16th in Division II with a pass efficiency. 2014: Played in just one game due to injury...started season-opener at cornerback against Saint Augustine s (9/6), registering one tackle and one pass breakup. 2013: Saw immediate playing time as a true freshman, playing in nine games while starting five at cornerback Finished the year with 19 tackles, including 13 solo stops Broke up three passes and picked up a fumble and returned it 20 yards for a touchdown against Millersville (10/5) Made first career start against Cheyney, posting a season-high six tackles (9/14) Had five tackles, including four solo, at Slippery Rock (10/12) Saw time in the offensive backfield in the season opener, carrying the ball once at Southern Connecticut State (9/7). 36 GP GS Tkl Solo Ast TOT Int Yds PBU FR FF TOT DIVISION II PASSES DEFENSED LEADERS Carlo Thomas J.C. Smith 2.1 Channing Barber N. State 2.1 Trevon Harfield S.W. Okla Solomon St. Pierre Sioux Falls 2.0 Michael Jordan Mo. W. State Jay Watkins IUP 1.7 Joshua Tate Clark Atlanta 1.7 Joey Pham Millersville Mike Ford American Int l 1.6 Juwan Sumpter Western N.M.

37 ROBERTSON S CAREER STATISTICS 2015: Wrapped up his second full year as a starter as the Crimson Hawks seventh-leading tackler with 46 stops Made all 12 starts at IUP s Star position in their alignment 27 of his 46 tackles were solo Broke up two passes and recovered a fumble Also made 1.5 tackles behind the line of scrimmage Helped the IUP defense lead the PSAC in scoring at 17.8 points per game and total defense at yards per game The IUP pass defense ranked third in the conference by giving up just yards per game and ranked 16th in Division II with a pass efficiency Posted a season-high six tackles against Gannon, including four solo, while also recovering a fumble and breaking up a pass Made four stops against California, including one for a loss of three yards Made five tackles in a game four times, including games against Lock Haven, Edinboro, Seton Hill and Slippery Rock. 2014: Took over at IUP s Star position, starting all 11 games on the season... Finished eighth on the team with 41 total tackles...sixth with 25 solo stops... Returned an interception for a touchdown and broke up four more passes...recovered one fumble...14-yard interception return against Clarion (11/1) was first score of the game...had season-high seven tackles - six solo - at Lock Haven (9/20)...Made three solo tackles, including one-for-loss, and recovered a fumble against Mercyhurst (9/27)...Tallied four tackles and broke up a pass at Cal (10/18). 2013: Played in nine games in his redshirt freshman season...finished with nine tackles, including five solo...had one tackle-for-loss...made three tackles against Cheyney (9/14). 2012: Redshirted. 37 GP GS Tkl Solo Ast TOT TFL Int PBU FR FF TOT IUP S PASS DEFENSE: LAST 4 GAMES IUP s pass defense was on fire down the stretch, allowing 120 yards per game while picking off opposing quarterbacks six times C-A Pct INT Yds TD Gannon Cheyney Charleston Shepherd TOT

38 2015: Saw first significant playing time in his second year of action, starting six of his nine games played Opened the season as IUP s starting left tackle, making four straight starts before getting sidelined with an injury Returned to the lineup with starts at right tackle against Gannon and Cheyney, filling in for injured Jorge Vicioso Helped IUP break the program single season record by averaging rushing yards per game That number easily led the PSAC and ranked fifth in Division II IUP s 40 rushing touchdown in 12 games ranked eighth in the country IUP ran for at least 250 yards nine times in 12 games, including six games of 300-plus yards The Crimson Hawks rushed for a season-high 388 yards against California, tied for sixth most in program history IUP gave up just 11 sacks in 12 games, which ranked 13th in Division II. 2015: Only true freshman offensive lineman for IUP to start a game last year, playing in eight games while starting each of the last seven Made all of his starts at left tackle Saw first career playing time as a reserve at Seton Hill Made first career start the following week against California Helped IUP break the program single season record by averaging rushing yards per game That number easily led the PSAC and ranked fifth in Division II IUP s 40 rushing touchdown in 12 games ranked eighth in the country IUP ran for at least 250 yards nine times in 12 games, including six games of 300-plus yards The Crimson Hawks rushed for a season-high 388 yards against California, tied for sixth most in program history IUP gave up just 11 sacks in 12 games, which ranked 13th in Division II. 2014: Saw action in two games as a reserve. 2013: Redshirted IUP RUSHING: GAME-BY-GAME 2015 IUP OFFENSIVE RANKS No Yds Avg TD LG Lock Haven at Mercyhurst Edinboro at Seton Hill California (PA) at Slippery Rock at Clarion Gannon Cheyney at Charleston at Shepherd TOT Stat NCAA Rank PSAC Rank Rushing Offense th 1st Rushing Touchdowns 40 8th 2nd Passing Offense th 15th Sacks Allowed th 2nd Total Offense th 7th Scoring Offense th 5th 38

39 2015: A consistent player along the offensive line in his first year as a full-time starter, Morgante started all 12 games at right guard for the Crimson Hawks Helped IUP break the program single season record by averaging rushing yards per game That number easily led the PSAC and ranked fifth in Division II IUP s 40 rushing touchdown in 12 games ranked eighth in the country IUP ran for at least 250 yards nine times in 12 games, including six games of 300- plus yards The Crimson Hawks rushed for a season-high 388 yards against California, tied for sixth most in program history IUP gave up just 11 sacks in 12 games, which ranked 13th in Division II. 2014: Saw action in four games with two starts...picked up starts against Saint Augustine s (9/6) and Kutztown (9/13) in first two games of season. 2015: Won the starting center job in fall camp, starting the first 10 games of the season at that spot Played in 11 games total Helped IUP break the program single season record by averaging rushing yards per game That number easily led the PSAC and ranked fifth in Division II IUP s 40 rushing touchdown in 12 games ranked eighth in the country IUP ran for at least 250 yards nine times in 12 games, including six games of 300-plus yards The Crimson Hawks rushed for a season-high 388 yards against California, tied for sixth most in program history IUP gave up just 11 sacks in 12 games, which ranked 13th in Division II. 2014: Redshirted. NEW LOOK OFFENSE HAD 58 PLAYS OF 20 YARDS OR MORE IN 2015 IUP s new spread offense provided excitement last season with 58 plays of 20 yards or more. 36 of those were rushes with 17 total 20-yard plays going for touchdowns. R-Fr. QB Lenny Williams tallied 39 total plays of 20 yards or more (22pass, 17 rush), including nine at Slippery Rock. 2013: Played in eight games, starting the season-opener at Southern Connecticut State (9/7). 2012: Redshirted. Below are IUP s 12 longest offensive plays of the 2015 season. *Plays resulting in a touchdown Yards Type Player(s) Opponent Qtr 67 Run Chris Temple Edinboro 4* 64 Run Lenny Williams Gannon 4* 63 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Kutztown 4* 62 Run Lenny Williams at Seton Hill 3* 61 Run Shannon Jackson Lock Haven 4 54 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Gannon 1* 51 Run Luigi Lista-Brinza at Mercyhurst 1 50 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues at Slippery Rock 1* 47 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues at Sllppery Rock 1 46 Run Chris Temple California (Pa.) 3 46 Pass Lenny Williams to Swahneek Brown Cheyney 1 45 Run Lenny Williams at Slippery Rock 4* 39

40 2015: Started all 12 games for the Crimson Hawks in his redshirt freshman season Finished second on the team with 27 catches and 357 yards Averaged 13.2 yards per catch and 29.8 yards per game Tied for first with three receiving touchdowns Made six catches of 20-plus yards, including season-long 46 yards against Cheyney Made season-high seven catches for 59 yards and a touchdown in collegiate debut against Kutztown Had at least one catch in 11 of his 12 games played Made two catches for season-high 62 yards at Slippery Rock, including a 25-yard touchdown that led to 20 unanswered points in the first quarter Grabbed four catches for 55 yards against Gannon Also returned one kickoff on the year for 13 yards against Charleston. 2015: Started six of his nine game played as a junior Missed three games due to injury, returning to start each of the last four games Saw plenty of time at tight end in IUP s multiple formation, spread offensive attack Used as a traditional tight end, as a wing, lined up at fullback and in the slot Caught five passes for 55 yards on the year Averaged 11.0 yards per catch with a long of 23 yards Made two catches for 31 yards against Mercyhurst. 2014: Saw action in nine games, starting once...caught four passes for 29 yards...caught season-long pass of 16 yards against Mercyhurst (9/27). 2013: Played in all 11 games as a true freshman, starting one... Made three catches for 54 yards and two touchdowns...had two receptions for 42 yards and both scores against Gannon (11/9)...Season-long 31-yard touchdown reception in third quarter. 40

41 2015: Played in all 12 games in his true freshman year, starting each of the final seven games at the cornerback spot Helped the IUP defense lead the PSAC in scoring at 17.8 points per game and total defense at yards per game The IUP pass defense ranked third in the conference by giving up just yards per game and ranked 16th in Division II with a pass efficiency Made three interceptions on the season and broke up three additional passes His three interceptions came in consecutive games, getting his first career pick at Seton Hill, racing 59 yards down the sideline before getting stopped just shy of the end zone Also picked off passes in rivalry games against California and Slippery Rock Made 12 total tackles on the year, including one for a loss Broke up two passes at Clarion Also saw action in the return game, taking a kickoff 30 yards against Edinboro. 2015: Won IUP s main place kicker job in fall camp after transferring from Grove City College Made 9-of-16 field goal attempts with a long of 44 Stewart went 3-of-3 from 40 yards or more, all coming in the playoffs Career long came in NCAA first round at Charleston, then hit 42 and 41-yarders at Shepherd Tied for second on the team with 72 points Went 45-of-53 in extra points, overcoming a rough patch to convert 16 of his last 17 attempts Made 8-of-9 attempts against Cheyney and went a perfect 6-of-6 in IUP s two playoff games (Grove City): Tied for second on the team with 15 points Made 12-of-13 extra points and 1-of-6 field goals with a long of (Grove City): Scored 34 points as a true freshman Made 25-of-28 extra point tries Converted 3-of-4 field goals, including two 27-yarders. RYAN STEWART S FINAL 4 GAMES OF 2015 Stewart overcame a rough patch in the middle of the season and put together a strong finish to his first year with the Crimson Hawks XP-XPA FG-FGA FG LG PTS Gannon Cheyney Charleston Shepherd TOT

42 SPANGLER S CAREER STATISTICS SPANGLER S POSTSEASON HONORS 2014 ECAC All-Star Team 2014 All-Super Region One (HM) 2014 All-PSAC West 2nd Team 2015: Played in all 12 games in his first year at IUP, primarily as the team s punter Also saw limited time as a place kicker Averaged 35.8 yards on 37 punts 16 of his punts landed inside the 20, with just two touchbacks He drew eight fair catches Spangler had three punts travel more than 50 yards, including a season-long 58 yarder at Charleston Had another 50-yarder in the playoffs, sending one 56 at Shepherd Had a 54-yarder against Gannon Had his best game at Charleston, averaging 46.8 yards per punt, downing all three of his kicks inside the 20-yard line Attempted a 41-yard field goal at Mercyhurst and kicked off once at Slippery Rock. GP No Yds Avg LG TB FC I TOT (Mercyhurst): Started all 11 games and served as the Lakers primary punter as a freshman...averaged 37.4 yards per punt, with a season-long of 55, on 38 attempts during the season...had five punts of at least 50 yards and had nine land inside the opponents 20-yard line...averaged 37.3 yards on a season-high nine punts at Slippery Rock on September 28...averaged 54.0 yards on two punts in victory at Seton Hill on October 12, including season-long 55-yarder...served as placekicker in season opener at Bentley and went 1-for-1 on field goals (31 yards) and 1-for-2 on extra points (Mercyhurst): Earned second team All-PSAC West honors with the Lakers Finished third in the PSAC with 40.6 average yards per punt Had five punts of at least 50 yards and had 16 land inside the opponents 20 yard line Had a season-long 63 yard punt against Bloomsburg on September 20 Also averaged 56.9 yards on eight kickoffs. 42

43 RETURNING STARTERS YR POS HT WT NOTES 92 Jemal Averette Jr. DL rd team All-Region in 2015; 45 tkl, 7.0 TFL, 3.5 sacks 11 Swahneek Brown R-So. WR Started all 12 games in 1st year; 27 receptions for 357 yards, 3 TDs 25 Kevin Clarke R-Sr. LB nd team All-Region, 2-time All-PSAC; Career: 220 tkl, 22.5 TFL 59 Ethan Cooper Sr. OL Preseason All-American, 25 consecutive starts 74 Gabe Diaz R-Jr. OL Made 6 starts at both left and right tackle in Kevin Edwards Sr. TE career games played, 12 receptions for 138 yards 12 Steve Franco R-Sr. DB nd team All-PSAC West; 65 tkl, 4.0 TFL, 3 INT, 2 FF 1 Mikale Makle So. DB Made 7 starts as true frosh; 3 INT for 59 yards, 6 PBU 65 Tony Morgante R-Sr. OL Made 12 starts at right guard in 2015; 24 career games 9 Matt Mowad R-Jr. DL Started 5 of 8 games due to injuries; 5.5 TFL, 3.0 sacks 34 Walt Pegues Jr. WR Career: 2,885 all-purpose yards; 102 receptions, 1,360 yards 63 Joe Peterson So. OL st career start vs. Cal; Played in 8 games, starting last 7 23 Ackeno Robertson R-Sr. DB IUP s most experienced DB; Career: 23 starts, 90 tkl, 6 PBU 43 Jordan Spangler Sr. P/K Transferred from Mercyhurst in 15; 16 of 37 punts inside Ryan Stewart Sr. PK FGs, long of 44; Made 16 of last 17 XP attempts 27 Chris Temple Jr. RB th in D-II with R/YPG, 17 rush TDs; 255 yds, 6 TDs vs. Boro 2 Jay Watkins R-Jr. DB nd team All-PSAC West, 20 PBU; 18 career starts 5 Lenny Williams R-So. QB Region Freshman of the Year; 2,778 total yards, 21 TDs, 7.8 YPC 60 Kidus Woldeyes R-So. OL Made 10 straight starts at center to open season KEY RETURNERS YR POS HT WT NOTES 15 Devin Altland R-Jr. WR catches, 38 yards, TD last year; Played in final 8 games 73 Ed Bier Sr. OL Played in all 12 games; Started both playoff games at center 8 Myles Catlin Sr. LB career games with 4 starts; 96 career tkl 58 Dan Charmo Jr. OL/TE Made 9 starts on offensive line as true frosh in Deandre Easterling So. DL sacks tied for team lead, 2nd with 9.5 TFL as reserve 32 Drew Harris R-Jr. RB carries, 109 yards, TD vs. Lock Haven; 5.1 YPC in CJ Jackson R-Jr. TE career games with 4 starts; 7 catches for 90 yards, TD in Shannon Jackson R-So. RB rushing yards, 2 TDs at Clarion; 5.9 YPC, 4 TDs last year 55 Diamond Jones R-So. DL Versatile, played LB, DE, and special teams; Blocked 2 punts 20 Luigi Lista-Brinza Jr. RB ,220 rushing yards, 15 TDs in 2 years; led IUP in rushing as frosh 96 CJ Odegbo Jr. DL TFL, 3.0 sacks in 11 games as reserve 37 Rex Pearce R-Jr. TE Has played in 20 games as fullback and tight end 13 Mike Pietropola So. WR Came to IUP as QB, played in 12 games as WR, DB, & special teams 90 Dyllon Scott So. DL Pressed into action late in season; Had 3.0 sacks vs. Cheyney 5 Takhi Turner Jr. DB Made 11 starts as true frosh in 2014; 84 tkl, 4 INT in 2 years 68 Justin Weldon Jr. DL games with 2 starts in 2 seasons; 16 tkl in Ronald Womack R-Jr. DB games as reserve DB in 2 years; 16 tkl, 5 PBU in Allen Wright Jr. WR/DB tkl in 22 career games; Made 7 starts at corner as a frosh in 2014 POSTSEASON AWARDS CANDIDATES Offense: Lenny Williams QB Chris Temple RB Ethan Cooper OL Joe Peterson OL Ed Bier OL Walt Pegues WR Defense: Kevin Clarke Steve Franco Ackeno Robertson Jay Watkins Jemal Averette Matt Mowad LB DB DB DB DL DL 43

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46 GAME 1 Kutztown 34 IUP 33 Sept. 12 // 4:00 p.m. George P. Miller Stadium GAME 2 Lock Haven 13 IUP 38 Sept. 19 // 1:00 p.m. George P. Miller Stadium GAME 3 IUP 35 Mercyhurst 14 Sept. 26 // 1:00 p.m. Erie, Pa. Big Plays Not Enough as Late Kutztown Touchdown Dooms Crimson Hawks IUP Running Game, Defense Dominate in 25-point Win over Lock Haven INDIANA, Pa. The Crimson Hawks rushed for 372 yards while the defense allowed 285 total yards and scored a touchdown of its own as IUP defeated Lock Haven at George P. Miller Stadium on Saturday. Crimson Hawks Stop 10-Game Mercyhurst Win Streak with Victory in Erie ERIE, Pa. The IUP defense returned three of its four interceptions for touchdowns and limited Mercyhurst to just six rushing yards as the Crimson Hawks defeated the Lakers on Saturday afternoon at Tullio Field IUP FOOTBALL 2015 GAME-BY-GAME INDIANA, Pa. The Crimson Hawks totaled 497 yards, including 273 on the ground, but missed extra points doomed IUP in a loss to Kutztown in the 2015 season opener on Saturday afternoon at George P. Miller Stadium. Sophomore running back Chris Temple finished with 195 rushing yards and a touchdown, while redshirt freshman quarterback Lenny Williams had 215 yards of total offense and two scores in the loss. The running game was led by sophomore back Drew Harris, who ran for a career-high 109 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. Sophomore Luigi Lista-Brinza added 84 yards on 14 carries while freshman Shannon Jackson had 68 yards on just four carries, including a 61-yarder in the fourth. Freshman quarterback Lenny Williams carried it 10 times for 65 yards. The Crimson Hawks received interception returns from sophomore safety Takhi Turner (seven yards), senior linebacker Dorian Lane (80 yards), and junior safety Steve Franco (50 yards). The final pick was Franco s second of the game and came with 3:25 left in the fourth quarter to slam the door shut on a possible Mercyhurst comeback. Kutz IUP Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 25:34 34:26 3rd Downs Pts off TOs LHU IUP Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 29:44 30:16 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 3 7 IUP Hurst Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 34:41 25:19 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 21 0 GAME 4 Edinboro 21 IUP 42 Oct. 3 // 2:00 p.m. George P. Miller Stadium Chris Temple Runs for 234 Yards & IUP Record Six Touchdowns in Homecoming Win over Edinboro INDIANA, Pa. IUP sophomore Chris Temple ran for a career-high 234 yards and set a new school record with six touchdowns as the Crimson Hawks defeated Edinboro on Homecoming this Saturday. Temple s six touchdowns broke the previous record of five, which was held by former IUP greats Larry Monsilovich and James Suber. It also tied former Shippensburg and current Green Bay Packers running back John Kuhn for the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) record. Boro IUP Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 31:30 28:30 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 7 7 GAME 5 IUP 47 Seton Hill 10 Oct. 10 // 3:00 p.m. Greensburg, Pa. Lenny Williams Breaks IUP s QB Rushing Record in Blowout Win at Seton Hill GREENSBURG, Pa. IUP redshirt freshman quarterback Lenny Williams ran for 205 yards and had 362 total yards to lead the Crimson Hawks to a win at Seton Hill on Saturday afternoon. Williams 205 rushing yards came on 16 rushes, including a 62-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. The rushing total is the most ever for an IUP quarterback and believed to be the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) record for rushing yards in a single game by a quarterback. IUP SHU Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 33:48 26:12 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 14 0 GAME 6 California 15 IUP 20 Oct. 17 // 6:00 p.m. George P. Miller Stadium Chris Temple and Defensive Stand Lead IUP to Coal Bowl Victory INDIANA, Pa. Sophomore running back Chris Temple ran for 255 yards and three touchdowns and the IUP defense forced a fourth down incompletion with 2:21 remaining as the Crimson Hawks defeated rival California (Pa.) in the seventh annual Coal Bowl on Saturday evening at George P. Miller Stadium. Temple was named the game s Most Valuable Player with 271 all-purpose yards and the Crimson Hawks only touchdowns. He also ran for 13 yards on a third-and-two with 1:32 left to play in the game, sealing the victory for IUP. 46 Cal IUP Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 28:33 31:27 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 6 0

47 GAME 7 IUP Slippery Rock 40 Oct. 24 // 6:06 p.m. Slippery Rock, Pa. GAME 8 IUP 28 Clarion 14 Oct. 31 // 12:05 p.m. Clarion, Pa. GAME 9 Gannon 14 IUP 26 Nov. 7 // 1:00 p.m. George P. Miller Stadium IUP Drops One Point Heartbreaker to No. 15 Slippery Rock SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. IUP rolled up a season-high 550 total yards of total offense, but four turnovers loomed large in the Crimson Hawks loss to 15th-ranked Slippery Rock at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium on Saturday night. Crimson Hawks Ride Defense and Running Game to 14-point Win at Clarion CLARION, Pa. The IUP defense limited Clarion to just 278 total yards while the offense racked up 336 yards on the ground as the Crimson Hawks defeated the Golden Eagles in a conference game that will IUP Clinches Share of PSAC West Title with Senior Day Win over Gannon INDIANA, Pa. Quarterback Lenny Williams had a 64-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter and cornerback Jay Watkins (Chester, Pa. /Hyde School) picked off a pass on the ensuing possession to seal a IUP FOOTBALL 2015 GAME-BY-GAME IUP redshirt freshman quarterback Lenny Williams had another record-setting performance with 504 yards of total offense. The yardage mark broke the school record of 452 by quarterback Rich Ingold in a 1985 game against Lehigh. loom large in Super Region One. It was a much-needed win for the Crimson Hawks, who improve to 6-2 overall and 5-1 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Western Division. Clarion, which had been tied atop the division heading into the game, falls to 7-2 overall and 4-2 in the West. 14 IUP victory over visiting Gannon on Senior Day at George P. Miller Stadium on Saturday. It was Williams fifth straight 100-yard rushing day, bringing his season total to 987 yards and six touchdowns. He also finished 9-of-18 with 124 yards and a touchdown through the air for 264 total yards on the afternoon. IUP SRU Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 25:47 34:13 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 7 14 IUP Clar Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 39:00 21:00 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 7 0 Gan IUP Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 27:59 32:01 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 0 3 GAME 10 Cheyney 0 IUP 62 Nov. 14 // 1:00 p.m. George P. Miller Stadium IUP Cruises to Blowout Win over Cheyney in Regular Season Finale INDIANA, Pa. The Crimson Hawks gave up just 44 yards of total offense while finishing with 407 yards offensively as IUP defeated visiting Cheyney 62-0 in its regular season finale on Saturday afternoon at George P. Miller Stadium. The 44 yards given up by IUP is the third lowest ever in program history. Cheyney totaled negative four yards on the ground, which was the fourth fewest rushing yards given up in IUP school history. Chey IUP Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 28:56 31:04 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 0 21 GAME 11 IUP Charleston 21 Nov. 21 // 12:05 p.m. Charleston, W.Va. GAME 12 IUP 13 5 Shepherd 17 Nov. 28 // 12:05 p.m. Shepherdstown, W.Va. Second Half Fireworks Lead IUP to Comeback Playoff win at Charleston CHARLESTON, W. Va. The Crimson Hawks forced four second half turnovers, blocked a punt, and scored 34 unanswered points to end the game as IUP defeated Charleston in the opening round of the 2015 NCAA IUP s Playoff Run Ends with Loss at Top-Seed Shepherd SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. Va. Shepherd quarterback Jeff Ziemba threw a 28- yard touchdown pass to receiver Billy Brown with 2:03 left in the game, proving to be the winning score as IUP lost to the Rams in the second round of the NCAA Division II football playoffs. Division II football playoffs on Saturday afternoon at UC Stadium. The Crimson Hawks improve to 9-2 overall and will advance to face Shepherd (10-0) in the second round. IUP is the fifth seed in Super Region One while Shepherd is the top seed, earning the first round bye. The Crimson Hawks had one more possession, moving the ball down to the Shepherd 38 yard line before calling a timeout on fourth and six with 44 seconds left to play. Redshirt freshman quarterback Lenny Williams had a good look at receiver Devin Altland up the left seam, but the pass went just over Altland s outstretched hands and fell incomplete, clinching the Shepherd win. 47 IUP Char Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 37:27 22:33 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 21 7 IUP Shep Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yds Penalties Possession 30:45 29:15 3rd Downs Pts off TOs 0 0

48 PSAC STANDINGS EAST PSAC OVR WEST PSAC OVR West Chester Slippery Rock Shippensburg IUP Bloomsburg California Kutztown Clarion East Stroudsburg Gannon Lock Haven Mercyhurst Millersville Seton Hill Cheyney Edinboro PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Slippery Rock 61, West Chester 12 ALL-PSAC WEST HONOREES FIRST TEAM Yr. Pos. SECOND TEAM Yr. Pos. Chris Temple So. RB Lenny Williams Fr. QB Jorge Vicioso Sr. OL Dorian Lane Sr. LB Ethan Cooper Jr. OL Steve Fanco Jr. DB Jemal Averette So. DL Jay Watkins So. DB Karon Gibson Sr. DL Eric Williams Sr. DB Kevin Clarke Jr. LB ALL-REGION AWARDS PLAYER Yr. Pos. Outlet Award Chris Temple So. RB CCA Second Team Jorge Vicioso Sr. OL CCA Second Team Ethan Cooper Jr. OL CCA Second Team Karon Gibson Sr. DL CCA Second Team Kevin Clarke Jr. LB CCA Second Team Jay Watkins So. DB CCA Second Team ALL-AMERICAN AWARDS PLAYER Yr. Pos. Outlet Award Ethan Cooper Jr. DL Don Hansen Third Team NCAA PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND (5) IUP 47, (4) Charleston 21 (2) Slippery Rock 40, (7) Virginia Union 21 (3) Assumption 51, (6) Bowie State 29 (4) Colo. St. Pueblo 27, (5) Indianapolis 14 (2) Ferris State 48, (7) Texas A&M-Comm. 30 (6) Grand Valley State 45, (3) Ashland 28 (4) Valdosta State 61, (5) Carson-Newman 59 (2) North Alabama 50, (7) Newberry 7 (6) Tuskegee 26, (3) Catawaba 16 (4) Humboldt State 45, (5) Augustana 31 (7) Emporia State 51, (2) MSU-Mankato 49 (3) Henderson State 23, (6) Sioux Falls 16 SECOND ROUND (1) Shepherd 17 (5) IUP 13 (2) Slippery Rock 41 (3) Assumption 39 (1) Midwestern State 17 (4) Colorado State Pueblo 26 (2) Ferris State 34 (6) Grand Valley State 38 (1) West Georgia 27 (4) Valdosta State 20 (2) North Alabama 31 (4) Delta State 27 (1) Northwest Missouri State 54 (4) Humboldt State 7 (7) Emporia State 29 (3) Henderson State 3 REGIONAL FINALS (1) Shepherd 28 (2) Slippery Rock 16 (4) Colorado State Pueblo 34 (6) Grand Valley State 38 (1) West Georgia 35 (6) Tuskegee 6 (1) Northwest Missouri State 38 (7) Emporia State 17 Ethan Cooper SEMIFINALS (1) Shepherd 34 (6) Grand Valley State 32 (1) West Georgia 23 (1) Northwest Missouri State 38 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (1) Shepherd 7 (1) Northwest Missouri State NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: N west Mo. St. 48

49 SCORING Player TD FG XP DXP SAF Total Chris Temple Lenny Williams Ryan Stewart Luigi Lista-Brinza Shannon Jackson Swahneek Brown Walt Pegues Dorian Lane Allen Wright Drew Harris Steve Franco Matthew Mowad Total Opponents RUSHING Player GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Lg Avg/G Lenny Williams Chris Temple Luigi Lista-Brinza Shannon Jackson Drew Harris Chase Haslett Jared Desensi Walt Pegues Isiah Mims Aiden Schaffer Jordan Brown Jordan Spangler TEAM Total Opponents PASSING Player GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lg Avg/G Lenny Williams Chase Haslett TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS IUP OPP SCORING Points Per Game Touchdowns Scored Field Goals Made-Att PAT- Attempts FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average PUNT RETURNS-Yards: Avg. Per Return RECEIVING Player GP No Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Walt Pegues Swahneek Brown Jordan Brown Sean McVay CJ Jackson Luigi Lista-Brinza Isiah Mims Kevin Edwards Devin Altland Miles Williamson Chris Temple Drew Harris Total Opponents SCORE BY QUARTERS Quarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Indiana (PA) Opponents

50 TACKLES (Top 20) Player GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds Sack-Yds FF FR Kevin Clarke Steve Franco Eric Williams Dorian Lane Karon Gibson A. Robertson Jemal Averette Jay Watkins Myles Catlin Takhi Turner Mason Tortorice D. Easterling Allen Wright Jeff Palmer Matthew Mowad Jordan Diven Ronald Womack C.J. Odegbo Justin Weldon Chris David Total INTERCEPTIONS Player INT Yds Avg TD Lg Jay Watkins Mikale Makle Takhi Turner Steve Franco Allen Wright Total Opponents PUNTING Player Punts Yds Avg Long TB FC I Blk Jordan Spangler TEAM Total Opponents PUNT RETURNS Player No. Yds Avg TD Lg Walt Pegues Takhi Turner Total Opponents KICK RETURNS Player No Yds Avg TD Lg Walt Pegues Jordan Brown Mike Pietropola Jay Watkins Kevin Edwards Mikale Makle Jordan Batts Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS IUP OPP KICKOFF RETURNS Yards Avg. Per Return INTERCEPTION RETURNS 22 5 Yards Avg. Per Return Touchdowns 1 0 FUMBLE RETURNS Yards 0 12 Avg. Per Return Touchdowns 0 1 PENALTIES Yards Penalties Per Game Yards Per Game MISCELLANEOUS Red Zone Conversions Red Zone Pct. 77.0% 78.0% Red Zone Touchdowns rd Down Conversions rd Down Pct. 44.2% 41.0% 4th Down Conversions 10/ th Down Pct. 50.0% 29.6% Fumbles-Lost Time of Possession/Game 32:35 27:25 Sacks By-Yards Lost Walt Pegues 50

51 2016 IUP FOOTBALL SIGNEES Player Pos. Ht. Wt. State Nick Amendola LB PA Notes: Tallied a team-high 108 tackles in Had season-high 22 tackles against Connellsville Fab 22 and Terrific 25 pick as a linebacker as a junior and senior Also a first team all-conference selection in 2014 and 2015 Two-year starting quarterback for Norwin, throwing for 919 yards and seven touchdowns while rushing for 745 yards and 12 scores as a senior. No. 19 Football Announces 2016 Recruting Class INDIANA, Pa. - IUP head coach Curt Cignetti announced that seven student-athletes have signed national letters of intent to play football with the 19th-ranked Crimson Hawks beginning in the fall of The seven players hail from from four different states, including three from Maryland, two from Pennsylvania, and one each from Ohio and Virginia. The small, but promising class features three linebackers, a cornerback, defensive end, running back and wide receiver. We are extremely excited about the quality in this class, said Cignetti. We didn t lose many seniors, and while the class is small in numbers, it is large in talent and character. I really like the toughness that all of these guys play with, Cignetti continued. They will add to the competition right away in fall camp and will represent IUP with class. For up-to-date game information, visit and follow IUP football on Hawk Malik Anderson RB MD Notes: Set school record for career all-purpose yards with 4,940 Rushed for 2,005 yards as a senior Added 324 receiving yards and 384 return yards and scored 29 total touchdowns in 2015 Named first team All-Met by Washington Post and Baltimore Sun Consensus all-state and all-county...named to USA Today s All-Maryland team and was a DMV Elite second team All-Maryland selection...played for Maryland state finalist Howard team that finished the year with a 13-1 record Brother Mike was a first team All-Mountain East Conference running back for West Virginia Wesleyan in Damon Lloyd LB MD Notes: Gerry Gray Award winner as the Mr. Football in the state of Maryland Led state in tackles two straight years, tallying 152 as a junior and 175 as a senior Also had three forced fumbles and four interceptions in 2015 Two-year defensive captain Helped John Carroll to 12-0 season and MIAA championship in 2015 All-Maryland, All-Metro, all-conference and all-area selection Super 22 and Big 33 invitee Crab Bowl and Maryland Touchdown Club selection. Branden Myers LB PA Notes: Finished 2015 with 95 total tackles Also had three sacks, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and an interception Team captain for Downingtown West team that finished 9-2 and advanced to the District 1 AAAA playoffs Received the Edward Campbell Award for dedication. Nate Richmond WR OH Notes: Finished 2015 with 53 receptions for 796 yards and 11 touchdowns Catch and touchdown totals ranked first in the Greater Western Ohio Conference Named first team All-GWOC Had season-high 10 receptions against Division I regional finalist Cincinnati Elder and caught three touchdowns against Springfield Caught 38 passes for 460 yards and six touchdowns as a junior. Andrew Robertson CB MD Notes: Intercepted five passes for Maryland powerhouse that won its third straight Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) championship in 2015 Named second team All-WCAC Forced eight fumbles on the season and scored four touchdowns Also blocked three kicks. Deondrea Tillman DE VA Notes: 2015 Conference 14 Defensive Player of the Year First team All-Virginia selection Also plays basketball and is averaging 18 points and 12 rebounds per game as a senior Averaged 17 points and nine rebounds as a junior. 51

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54 Bill Neal 2016 IUP FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Overall Conference Overall Conference Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Place Coach Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Place Coach George P. Miller Bill Neal George P. Miller Bill Neal George P. Miller Bill Neal George P. Miller rd Bill Neal George P. Miller nd Bill Neal George P. Miller t-4th Bill Neal George P. Miller t-5th Bill Neal George P. Miller th Bill Neal George P. Miller rd Owen Dougherty George P. Miller t-4th Owen Dougherty George P. Miller t-5th Owen Dougherty George P. Miller t-4th George Chaump George P. Miller t-2nd George Chaump George P. Miller t-1st George Chaump George P. Miller st George Chaump George P. Miller st Frank Cignetti 1943 No games played due to World War II st Frank Cignetti 1944 No games played due to World War II t-1st Frank Cignetti George P. Miller nd Frank Cignetti George P. Miller st Frank Cignetti Miller/Peck McKnight st Frank Cignetti George P. Miller st Frank Cignetti Peck McKnight st Frank Cignetti Peck McKnight st Frank Cignetti Sam Smith nd Frank Cignetti Sam Smith t-1st Frank Cignetti Sam Smith t-2nd Frank Cignetti Sam Smith nd Frank Cignetti Sam Smith nd Frank Cignetti Sam Smith t-1st Frank Cignetti Sam Smith st Frank Cignetti Sam Smith st Frank Cignetti Sam Smith t-1st Frank Cignetti Sam Smith t-1st Frank Cignetti Sam Smith t-2nd Frank Cignetti th Sam Smith t-1st Lou Tepper th Sam Smith nd Lou Tepper t-2nd Chuck Mills t-2nd Lou Tepper nd Chuck Mills th Lou Tepper st Chuck Klausing t-4th Lou Tepper st Chuck Klausing rd Curt Cignetti Chuck Klausing t-1st Curt Cignetti Chuck Klausing nd Curt Cignetti Chuck Klausing th Curt Cignetti Chuck Klausing t-1st Curt Cignetti 54

55 IUP POSTSEASON HISTORY OVERALL RECORD (35 GAMES) YEAR SCORE SITE 1987 Central Florida 12, IUP 10 Orlando, Fla Millersville 27, IUP 24 Indiana, Pa IUP 34, Grand Valley State 24 Grand Rapids, Mich. IUP 17, Portland State 0 Portland, Ore. Mississippi College 26, IUP 14 Clinton, Miss IUP 48, Winston-Salem State 0 Indiana, Pa. IUP 14, Edinboro 7 Indiana, Pa. IUP 27, Mississippi College 8 Clinton, Miss. North Dakota State 51, IUP 11 Florence, Ala IUP 56, Virginia Union 7 Indiana, Pa. IUP 52, Shippensburg 7 Indiana, Pa. Jacksonville State 27, IUP 20 Jacksonville, Ala IUP 28, Ferris State 21 Indiana, Pa. IUP 38, New Haven 35 New Haven, Conn. IUP 21, North Dakota 6 Indiana, Pa. North Alabama 41, IUP 34 Florence, Ala IUP 35, Grand Valley State 27 Indiana, Pa. IUP 21, Ferris State 17 Big Rapids, Mich. Texas A&M Kingsville 46, IUP 20 Kingsville, Texas 1996 Ferris State 24, IUP 23 Big Rapids, Mich Shepherd 9, IUP 6 Indiana, Pa IUP 27, Slippery Rock 20 (OT) Slippery Rock, Pa. IUP 26, Millersville 21 Millersville, Pa. NW Missouri State 20, IUP 12 Maryville, Mo Northwood 28, IUP 0 Midland, Mich Saginaw Valley State 33, IUP 32 University Center, Mich IUP 27, Saginaw Valley State 23 Indiana, Pa. Grand Valley State 62, IUP 21 Allendale, Mich IUP 45, West Chester 35 West Chester, Pa. Shepherd 41, IUP 34 Shepherdstown, W.Va IUP 27, Sheperd 17 Indiana, Pa. IUP 17, New Haven 14 New Haven, Conn Winston-Salem State 21, IUP 17 Winston-Salem, N.C IUP 47, Charleston 21 Charleston, W.Va. Shepherd 17, IUP 13 Shepherdstown, W.Va. DIVISION II PLAYOFF WINS (SINCE 1973) 1. NW Missouri State Grand Valley State North Alabama North Dakota State* Pittsburg State Valdosta State IUP 19 Carson-Newman 19 * No longer in Division II DIVISION II PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (SINCE 1973) 1. North Alabama 20 Northwest Missouri State UC Davis* 18 Pittsburg State North Dakota State* 17 Grand Valley State IUP Texas A&M-Kingsville 15 * No longer in Division II Reece Brown PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES YEAR SCORE SITE 1964 East Stroudsburg 27, IUP 14 Indiana, Pa East Stroudsburg 26, IUP 10 East Stroudsburg, Pa Bloomsburg 31, IUP 9 Bloomsburg, Pa IUP 20, West Chester 6 Indiana, Pa IUP 21, West Chester 9 West Chester, Pa IUP 41, Shippensburg 10 Indiana,Pa. Note: PSAC championship game was discontinued after the 1987 season and resumed in the 2008 season. 55

56 ALL-AMERICAN SELECTIONS Associated Press (58) 1968 HM Dan Cox... RB HM Dave Smith...WR 1970 HM Larry Monsilovich... RB 1971 HM Larry Monsilovich... RB rd Dave Balmert... S nd Ed Paradis...OC rd Lynn Hieber...QB st Lynn Hieber...QB st Jim Haslett... DE HM George Aggen... MG nd Gregg Schmidt...LB HM Jim Haslett... DE st Jim Haslett... DE 1979 HM Terry Skelley...WR HM Joe Cugliari...DT 1980 HM Terry Carroll...LB HM Joe Cugliari...DT HM Terry Totten... CB nd Kenny Moore...FS nd Kenny Moore...FS st Gregg Brenner...WR 3rd Bill Thompson...TE 1985 HM Rich Ingold...QB HM Mark Plevelich...OC HM Dave Seidel...FB st Jim Angelo...OT HM Al Arrisher...OC HM Troy Jackson...LB st Troy Jackson...LB HM Tony Trave...WR nd Kevin McMullan...LB HM Dean Cottrill...LB HM Steve Girting...FB HM John Sandstrom... PK HM Jim Uncapher...OT st Jai Hill...WR st Tony Aliucci...QB st Mike Geary... PK 2nd Matt Dalverny...OG 2nd Michael Mann... RB st Jeff Turnage... NT 3rd Chris Villarrial...OG st Jon Ruff... PK 1st Jeff Turnage... NT 3rd Chris Villarrial...OG rd Andy Phipps...DT nd Barry Threats... CB st Leander Jordan...OG st Mike Borisenko...LB st Joey Flora... CB 2nd Aamir Dew... RB rd Carmelo Ocasio...WR nd Jason Capizzi...OT nd Terrence Jackson...LB nd Akwasi Owusu-Ansah... CB nd Johnny Franco...FS 2nd Dan Matha...OT 2nd Harvie Tuck... RB American Football Coaches Association (18) st Jim Haslett... DE st Jim Haslett... DE st Terry Skelley...WR st Joe Cugliari...DT st Jim Angelo...OT st Troy Jackson...LB st Dean Cottrill...LB st Tony Aliucci...QB st Michael Mann... RB st Jeff Turnage... NT st Barry Threats... CB nd Barry Threats... CB st Leander Jordan...OG st Mike Borisenko...LB st Joey Flora... CB st Jason Capizzi...OT st Terrence Jackson...LB st Akwasi Owusu-Ansah... AP CoSIDA/Daktronics (18) st Mike Geary... PK 1st Matt Dalverny...OG 2nd Michael Mann... RB st Jeff Turnage... NT 3rd Chris Sledge...OC 3rd Omar Stewart...LB st Jon Ruff... PK 1st Jeff Turnage... NT 2nd Chris Villarrial...OG nd Andy Phipps...DT nd Leander Jordan...OG st Mike Borisenko...LB nd Khiawatha Downey...OG st Jason Capizzi...OT nd Dan Pickens...TE nd Johnny Franco...FS 2nd Dan Matha...OT 2nd Harvie Tuck... RB Don Hansen Football Gazette (9) 2011 HM Grant Shallock... P nd Dan Matha...OT 2nd Carl Thornton...DT 3rd Johnny Franco...FS HM Nick Carnicella...OG HM Carl Fleming...LB HM Harvie Tuck... RB 2013 HM Terrell Holloway...DB rd Ethan Cooper...OG 56 D2Football.com (4) 2012 HM Johnny Franco...FS HM Dan Matha...OT HM Harvie Tuck... RB nd Byron Dovales...OT Beyond Sports Network (4) 2012 HM Johnny Franco...FS HM Carl Thornton...DT HM Harvie Tuck... RB HM Brett Ullman... PK Position Key AP All-Purpose B Back CB Cornerback DB Defensive Back DE Defensive End DG Defensive Guard DT Defensive Tackle E End G Guard LB Linebacker MG Middle Guard OE Offensive End OG Offensive Guard OL Offensive Line OT Offensive Tackle PK Place Kicker QB Quarterback RB Running Back S Safety T Tackle TE Tight End WR Wide Recevier

57 LETTERWINNERS A Abercrombie, Rapheal Abplanalp, Gene Abraham, Joe Adamcyzk, Mike Adamrovich, Doug Addicott, Dan Adonizio, Patrick Afenesko, Mac Aggen, George Albert, Jeff Alberts, Jake Aliucci, Tony Allen, Bill Allen, Brian Allen, Rob Aloisio, Zach Alper, Tom Altschuler, Mike Ames, Chad , 2000 Amorose, Norm Anderson, Anton Anderson, Ed Anderson, Jim Anderson, Tom , Andiorio, Keith Angelo, Jim Antonetti, Michael Archibald, Pete Armanini, Richard Arrington, Rusty Arrisher, Al Asare, Kwasi Ashton, Jim Atkins, Bruce Atland, Devin Aurandt, Todd Averette, Jemal Avery, Diamond B Bache, Chris Bache, Joe Bache, Kevin Bailey, Doane Baird, Curt Baker, Dave Ball, James Ballein, John Balmert, Dave Banks, Bill Banks, Yulon Barco, Mike Barczy, Steve Barley, John Barnaby, Bill Barnes, Terrill Barnett, Al Barnett, Ed Barree, Mike Barry, Michael Bartl, Derek Barto, Rob Basehore, Bob Basile, Brian Battallio, Evan Batts, Jordan Battle, Andrew Bechtel, Max Bellissimo, Joe Benbow, James Bender, Kenneth Benedict, Scott Berdahl, Alexander , 2014 Berkheimer, Mike Bertram, Noah Betters, Stan , 1982 Beviglia, Bob Biddings, Quintin Bier, Ed Bieryla, John Bilger, Norm Bilko, Dan Billman, John Biro, Sean Bischof, Seamus Bishop, Jeff Black, Don Black, Edward , Blackson, John Blair, George Blakeman, Teddy Blank, Jerry Blasko, John Blehart, Jack , 1954 Blomgren, Ryan Blucas, Wally Bohn, Scott Bojalad, Nick Boland, Jeremy Bolding, Reggie Bolton, Francis , 1955 Bolyard, Josh Borgese, Anthony Borisenko, Mike Bostian, Bruce Boston, Dale Bouch, Rich Boucher, James Bowers, Kurt Bowling, Sean Box, Mike Boylan, Adam Bozzo, Andy Bradley, Darian Brady, Neil Branch, Gus Branish, Ed Brenner, Gregg Brewer, Alex Brewer, Pat Brewster, Errol Brink, Steve Brinkley, Derek Brinkman, Ken , Brister, Harold Brochetti, John Brocious, Eric Brooks, Shane Brouse, Bill Brown, Chris Brown, Jordan Brown, Kelly Brown, Omar , 1996 Brown, Ray Brown, Reece Brown, Swahneek Brunck, Matt Brunner, Tyton Bryant, Kip Buck, Dan Buffone, Tim Bullington, John Burgess, Craig Buriak, Bob Burke, Brian Burlas, John Burns, Dan Butera, John Buzzelli, Dave Buzzelli, Richard Byrd, Marvase Byerly, Scott C Calderone, Sam Caletri, Joe Calhoun, James Callahan, Mike Callahan, Victor Campbell, Chris Campbell, Jake Campbell, Jeff Campman, Trey Campolo, Mike Cannon, Dave Capizzi, Jason Carberry, Charles Carlson, Russ Carmo, Walt Carney, Mark Carnicella, Dom Carnicella, Nick Carroll, Terry Carson, James Carswell, Drew Carter, Reggie Casciole, Cameron Catalano, Sam Catanese, Tony Catlin, Myles Cavanaugh, Tom Cecchetti, Tom Ceh, Earl Celich, Stan Cellitti, Anthony Cessna, Dave Charley, Walt Charmo, Mike Charmo, Dan Chase, Bill Checkon, Steve Cherepko, Robert Chiappetta, Mike Choice, Lewis Chulick, Lou Ciarrocca, Matt Cignetti, Brad Cignetti, Frank Sr Cignetti, Frank Jr Clark, Chet Clark, Jerry Clarke, Kevin Clemento, Bill Cleminson, Bob Clingan, Tom Clinton, Carl Cobb, Quinton Cochran, Aaron Cole, Tom Coleman, Bob Coleman, Khaliq Coleman, Terry Coles, Bob Collier, Jay Conaboy, John Condo, Kurt Condon, Ted Conley, Jack Conley, Pat Connolly, Dave Connor, Art Constantine, Anthony Constantino, Charles Cooke, Eric Coon, Brian Cooper, Ethan Cooper, Kairi Cooper, Steve Corey, Donald Cornell, Fred Cortazzo, Carmine Cosgrove, Bob Cottom, Brian Cottrell, Kevin Cottrill, Darren Cottrill, Dean Coury, Bill Cox, Dan Coyne, Tom Cramer, Robert Creech, Jack , 1997 Crockett, Keo Crosby, Dan Crowley, Jim Cruz, Luis Cugliari, Joe Culbertson, Dennis Culhane, Tom Culler, Carl Cunningham, Craig Cutlip, Manny Cypher, Doug Czambel, Ken Czartoryski, Jeff D Dalverny, Matt D Ambrosio, Mike Danel, Matt D Angelo, Rege Daskivich, Andrew David, Chris David, Dan Davis, Corey Davis, Gene Davis, Tristan Dawson, Bill Dean, Jack Deardorff, Adam DeCicco, Brock Deery, Bill DeGol, Andrew Deitman, Ken , 1974 Dellafiori, Richard Dellavechio, Al

58 LETTERWINNERS Dellemonache, Gene DeMarco, Jon Deneen, Dave Denson, Marvin Desensi, Jared Desiderio, Tye Despinosse, Clifton Dettore, Ab Detwiler, Sean Dew, Aamir Diaz, Gabriel DiBucci, Ralph , Diffenderfer, Dan Dillard, Javer DiLuigi, James DiPasquale, Anthony , 12 Ditto, Jon Diven, Jordan Dixon, Tyrone Dobies, John Dodds, Kevin Dodson, Willie Doe, Eric Dolges, Jerry Dominick, Rob Domville, Richard Donahue, Kevin Donati, Joe Doran, Merrill Dorcil, Job Dorsey, Greg , 2001 Dotson, Jim Doviat, Stan Downey, Khiawatha Dovales, Byron Doyle, Andre Doyle, Mike Draganac, Dick Drevna, Tim Dristas, John Drown, Ron Dubowski, Nick Duffalo, Jan Duffalo, Ron Duffalo, Tom Duffy, Chuck Dugan, John DuMars, John Dummermuth, Tyler Duncan, Dave Dunlap, John DuPont, Jay Dutrieuille, Kareem , Duzyk, Stan E Easterling, Deandre Eckert, Bill Edelman, Gunther Edwards, Kevin Edwards, Roy-al Egan, Mike Elliott, Beau , 2005 Ellis, Steve Ellison, Ken Emory, Naylor Epley, Gene Esposito, Dick Estes, Edward Eupizi, Tom Evans, Ken , Evans, Roger Eyerman, Brian F Failla, Paul Falce, Tony Falenski, Jim Farrelly, Dave Fechter, Len Federoff, Larry Fedkoe, Tom Fegley, Bill Felton, Hube Feraco, Ron Ferguson, Dan Ferguson, Elise Ferguson, Jack Ferguson, Ken Ferguson, Pat Ferrari, Tony Fields, Isaac Filipkowski, Chris Finklea, Erik Finnerty, Mike Finnin, John Fischer, Eric Fischer, Matt Fitzgerald, Ed Fleming, Carl Fletcher, Shayne , Flora, Joey Formento, Steve Fornwalt, Ed Forsha, Jack Foster, Ashton Foster, Brian Fox, Allen Franco, John Franco, Johnny Franco, Steve Frank, Doug Frederick, Chuck Frederick, Dean Freliche, Harold Frey, Ron Friel, Dick Froebel, Art Fulton, Bob Furlani, Jason G Gallagher, Tom Garbinski, Fred Garman, Scott Gartner, Mark Garvey, Tom Gasdek, Barry Gaspar, Grady Gatti, Vince Gavala, George Gavett, Eddie Gavlak, Joe Geary, Chris Geary, Mike Gee, Mike George, Bob George, Nate Gerek, Joe Gibbons, Tom Gibson, Karon Gibson, Zack , 1993 Gilbert, Bryce Gill, Chester Gill, Don Gilmore, Ray Gironda, Chuck Gironda, Ray Girting, Steve Glarner, George Glasper, Kevan Glass, Dan Glymph, Jay Gnagey, Chad Gonzales, Ed Good, Jerrod Gooden, Larry Gooderham, Richard Goodge, Jim Goodrich, Rich Gordon, Neil Grabiak, Richard Grafton, Josh Grandy, Stan Gravine, Rich Gray, Ralph Green, Derrick Green, Donta Green, Izzy Green, Montay Green, Robert Greene, Bill Grice, Joe Grice, Paul Griffin, James Griffin, Kirby Griffin, Kris , 2004 Griffith, John Grigas, Nicholas Grim, John Grims, Rob Griswold, Bryan Gruca, Jim Gualtieri, Greg Guella, Roger Guerra, Anthony Gunn, Sanford Gutshall, Stan Gyenes, David H Haddad, John Haggerty, Ken Hahnfelt, Ed Hairston, Shawn Haky, Mike Hall, Bill Hall, Dale Hall, Todd Halt, Earl Hampe, Dave Hand, Dan Hanley, Larry Hardison, Mario Hardt, Howard Hardy, Anthony Harper, Bryant Harris, Brian Harris, C.P Harris, Chris , 1995 Harris, Danny Harris, Drew Hart, Brian Hartman, Jim Harvey, Harry Harvey, Jamien Haselrig, Bruce Haslett, Chase Haslett, Jim Hasse, Chuck Hautau, Tevita Hawkins, David Healey, Richard Heath, Jeff Heimlich, Joel Heiss, James Heitzman, George , 55 Henderson, Andre , 08-09,11 Henderson, Roger Henderson, Taun Hendricks, Rashard Henigin, Darin Henrich, Chuck Henry, Jack Henry, Phil Hensel, Bob Hensor, David Herod, Darryl Herschl, Joe Hewitt, Tom Heyser, Billy Hicks, Lewis Hieber, Lynn Highberger, Ken Hill, Jai Hilliard, Andre Hines, Javon Hintz, Tom Hoenig, Mark Hofer, Howard Hoffman, Billy Hofman, Bob Hogan, Dick Holland, Alex Hollins, Chaz Holloway, Kirk Holloway, Terrell Holman, Allen Holtz, Ted Holtzman, Casey Holzhauser, Jerry , 1974 Hood, J.T Hoover, John Horchar, Ed Hostler, Jim Houbrich, Ronald Howard, Mike , 2002 Howell, Terry Huber, Ron Hudson, Bill Hudson, Saeed Hudson, Scott Hunt, Brandon Hunter, Bill Hursh, Jason Hutter, Gene

59 LETTERWINNERS I Iacoboni, Ralph Ibe, Chi-Chi Imbrogno, Pat Imbrogno, Phil Ingold, Rich Inks, Jason J Jackson, CJ Jackson, Conor , 2015 Jackson, Jeff Jackson, Jerrell Jackson, Mark Jackson, Shannon Jackson, Terrence Jackson, Troy James, Neil , Jamison, Bob Jamison, Chad Jarvie, Bill Jaworski, John Jefferson, Gary Jemison, Mike Jenkins, Ian Jerasa, Chuck Jeter, Carliss , 2009 Jevicky, Mark Johns, Rich Johnson, Ali Johnson, James Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Rick Jones, Daryl Jones, Diamond Jones, Elton Jones, John Jones, Trent Jordan, Leander Joseph, Bill Joseph, Pat Jubas, Ken Julian, Dave K Kachmarek, Ed Kane, Rob Kanick, Bob Kapsa, Richard Karmazyn, Mike Karstetter, John Katch, Mike , 12 Kaufman, Harry Kaufmann, Jared Keefer, Dave Kellar, Pat Keller, Martin Keller, Tom Kelley, Chuck Kelly, Don Kelly, George Kennedy, John Kennedy, Tom Kenney, Don Kerr, Jim Kerstetter, Dennis Khan, Rizwan Khateeb, Saeed Kiel, Bob Kinney, Phil Kinter, Jim Kipp, Bill Kirsch, Matt Kiser, Randy Kish, Andy Knopick, John Kovacic, Joe Kovalchick, Joe Kovell, Paul Kozel, John Krasowski, Tony Kraut, Kole Krawchyk, Matt Krevetski, Brian Krewatch, Andrew , Krinks, Rich Kromah, Archibald Kruk, John Krupper, Patrick Kubatko, Richard Kucenic, Adam Kunes, Shawn Kunkle, Barry Kurt, Rich Kurtz, Corey Kuscavage, Fred Kuzneski, Bill L LaCivita, Bob Laconi, Ron Lane, Dorian Lane, Henry Langton, Jerry , 1991 Lanterman, Cory Larrow, Michael LaSalvia, Dino Lasser, Bob Lassinger, John Laughlin, Jim Law, James Lawrence, Ben , Lawrence, Brandon Leberknight, Alan Lee, Fred Lee, Jermel Lee, Jerry Lehew, John Leonard, Bill Leonatti, Bruce Leopold, Andy Lesko, Charles Lesniewski, Mike Lestochi, Garrett Letham, Emory Letso, Bob Levendosky, Mark Lewandowski, Brian Lewandowski, Norm Lewis, Darren Lewis, Kelvin Leysock, Tim Liebert, Pat Ligashesky, Bob Lindich, Don Lindsay, Thomas Lingg, Bob Link, John , Linnan, Tony Lippencott, Barry Lista-Brinza, Luigi Livengood, Dave Loebig, Glenn Lombardo, Nick Louis, Randy Lucas, Ron Luther, Mario Luvara, Gabe M Maccagnan, Angelo Maccarelli, Vic Macioce, Ernie Mack, David Maggio, Dom Mahan, Joe Maher, Jeff Majors, Garrett Makle, Mikale Malcolm, Ray Malia, Bob Mann, Merritt Mann, Michael Manning, Shannon Marcenelle, Mike Marcenelle, Tony Marciano, Tony Marefka, John Marshall, Mike Marshall, Rory Martinez, Jovan Marzaloes, Tim Marzock, Eric Mason, Faraji Matha, Dan , 12 Matis, Matt Matrunick, Dave Matson, Jon Matz, Travis Maurer, Charlie Maurer, Howard Maxwell, Tom Mayer, Carl McAdoo, Mike McAndrew, Rob McCarron, Jim McCartney, Chris McCaskill, Sean McClellan, Scott McCorkle, Kevin McCoy, LeRon McCracken, Tom McCullough, Pat McCutcheon, John McDanel, Pat McDermott, Pat McDonough, Ed McFadden, Jerrell McFarland, Bob Sr , McFarland, Bob Jr McGahee, Darrick McGhee, John McGlaughlin, Jack McGorry, Kevin McGuigan, Scott McGuire, Mike McIntyre, Frank McKay, Jim McKeithan, Sondiata , 03 McMullan, Kevin McNeal, Poohbear McNelis, Matt McPhearson, Jeremiah McPherson, Emmanuel McPoland, Harry McVay, Sean Meadows, Stephen Mechling, Ken Meighen, Jim Meisner, Greg Meisner, Shane Mellett, William Melnick, Bob Menhart, John Mensch, Blaine Mercer, Kevin Meriwether, Anthony Meriwether, Mike Micaletti, Paul Michaels, Mike Michna, Roger Mihalacki, Ed Mihota, John Miklos, Guy Milanovich, Gary Miller, Eugene Miller, Jared Miller, Jim Miller, Josh Mills, Victor Mims, Isiah Mintus, Dave Mitten, Bob Mizerak, Steve Mobley, Cameron , 2008 Mobley, Louis , 2011 Modrak, Tom Mohr, George Moncilovich, Milan Monroe, Ruben Monsilovich, Larry Montague, Richard Monteleone, Michael Moore, John , 1987 Moore, Kenny Moore, Terrell Morgan, Bruce , 1983 Morgan, Chris Morgante, Tony Morrell, Art Morrow, Nate Mosely, Vaughn Mosteller, Walt Moul, Larry Moul, Tom Mowad, Matthew Mrvos, Marc Muhammad, Ali Munson, Frank Murphy, Bob Murphy, Paul Murray, Bill Murray, Jay Murray, Y Hoshua Muscella, Mike Musselman, Jason

60 LETTERWINNERS Musto, Ray Musulin, Shawn N Napoleon, Bo Neal, Steve Neatrour, Paul Neff, Brian Neff, Eric Neptune, Jack Newman, Jim Nichol, Alan Nicholas, Anthony Niederberger, Eric Niederberger, Scott Niesen, Doug Nitowski, Dick Nixon, Mike Noel, Bill Noonan, Paul Novitski, Joe Nypaver, Matt O Oakley, Kevin Ocasio, Carmelo Och, Bill O Conner, Donald O Connor, Tom Odegbo, CJ O Laughlin, Bob Oleson, Ted Oliver, Deanco O Malley, John O Neal, Jay O Neill, Mike Orenak, Ron O Rourke, Jim , 2010 Owusu-Ansah, Akwasi P Pace, Jerry , 2000 Palajsa, Mark Palamara, John Palamara, Paul Palchak, Greg Palchak, John Palchak, Russ Palmer, Clayton Palmer, Jeff Palombi, Nick Panaia, Larry Pankake, Jon Papik, Mike Paradis, Ed Parise, Carl Parker, Elice Parker, Scott , Parks, Bill Parry, Raymond Parry, Tom Parsha, Tom Pascarella, Nick Pastine, Bob Patrick, Darel Patte, Chris Patti, Sam Paul, John Pauline, Ron Pawlowski, Gene Payne, Jim Pearce, Rex Pecora, Marco Peduzzi, Joe Pegues, Walt Pehanick, Jim Pensak, Stan Peoples, Charles Perian, Carl Perry, Paul Perry, Steve Persichetti, Greg Pesci, Ev , Pesotini, Len Peters, Ray Peters, Ron Peters, Walt Peterson, Eddie Peterson, Joe Peterson, Robert Petrini, John Petrone, Lou Petrunyak, Jim Pettina, John Pheasant, John Phillips, Austin Phillips, Ray Phipps, Andy Pickens, Dan Pickles, Dick Piecka, Al Pietropola, Mike Pilossoph, Bill Pinchotti, Chuck Piotrowski, Brian Pipkins, Tom Pleasant, Pierre Plevelich, Mark Plowcha, Jim Plowman, Rob Poleski, Walt Post, Jim Potosnak, Jamie Potter, Mark Potts, Brad , Powell, Rob Prawucki, Joel Prete, Jeff Pribish, Mike Price, Don Price, James Priest, Mike Prince, Craig Princes, Aaron Principe, Jim Prokay, Bob Pruchnic, Ed Puzak, Bill Pynos, Rex Q Quigley, John R Racchini, Jim Radakovich, Dan Radatovich, Rick Rairigh, Mike Raison, Norman Randolph, Bob Randolph, Denny Rash, Steve Raymond, Gene Rebholz, Tom Reckard, Jay Reed, Steve Reid, Mike Revis, Clifford , Rhodes, Keith Rhodes, Scott Rice, John Riggs, John , Rinchuse, Don Rink, Lewis Robertson, Ackeno Robinson, Carl Robinson, Dennis Robinson, John Robinson, Stacy Robinson, Tobias , Rock, Jason Rock, Ken Rodio, Nick Rodriguez, Anthony Rogish, Tom Rometo, Ken Rometo, Ossie Ross, Darren Ross, Tom Rosso, Skip Roth, Doug Rowan, Javon Rowe, Wayne Royba, Paul Ruff, Jon , Ruffner, Barry Rullo, Bob Russell, Ron Russell, Steve Russo, Jim Ruthosky, Joe S Sabota, Bill Sadler, Chris Sadlon, Gary Saffron, Joe Salego, Matt Saltarelli, Larry Sample, Corey Sample, Jerrod Sample, Mike Sanders, Mario Sandstrom, John Sanner, Glenn Santone, Tony Sarokon, Steve Sartori, Mark Sasson, Matt Sasson, Tim Sasu, Ben Satterfield, Abe Sauve, Jeremy Savino, Jeff Scarnati, John Scavo, Sam Scerbo, Lou Schafer, Matt Schaffer, Aidan Scheffler, Craig Schipani, Brian Schmidt, Adam Schmidt, Gregg Schmidtke, Carl Schoppe, David Schreiber, Doug Schrock, Bill Schroyer, John Schubert, Henry Schwabenbauer, Sam Scott, Bill Scott, Dyllon Scott, Herb Scott, Jim Scott, Joe Scott, Matt Scott, Mike Scruppi, Paul Segal, Morris Seidel, Dave Sellman, Doug Severance, Zach Sexton, Don Shafer, Brett Shaffer, Ben Shaffer, Eric Shaffer, Frank Shaffer, Jay Shallock, Grant Shandor, Paul Sharp, Harry Sharp, John Shaub, Henry Shaul, Andy Shaul, Paul Shedrick, Kyle Sheesley, J.D Sheleheda, Bill Shephard, Jason Sherwin, Dan Shildt, Ken Shimko, Todd , Shope, John Showrank, Jim Shubik, Joe , 2004 Shugarts, Bret Sikora, Dave Silvestri, Nick Simelis, Jim Simmen, Ben Simmons, Cliff Simmons, Rickie Simms, Terrill Singel, Tim Sitosky, Dave Skelley, Terry Skinner, Mychal Skvarla, Jim Slappy, Joe Sledge, Chris Slosarick, Jim Smart, Josh Smith, Akeem Smith, Allen Smith, Clair Smith, Dave

61 LETTERWINNERS Smith, Derrick , Smith, Derrick Smith, Don Smith, Gabe Smith, JeMone Smith, Jermaine Smith, Jim Smith, Justin Smith, Kirk Smith, Marcus , 1996 Smith, Moe , 1969 Smith, Pat Smith, Paul Smith, Pete Snow, Don Snyder, Tom Sokolovich, George Sommer, Jim Spangler, Jordan Spears, Paul Spegal, Matt Spence, Jim Spence, Justin Spencer, Kyle Spiedel, Roger Spigelmeyer, Cosie Sprankle, John St. Paul, Richard Stahl, Jeff Stahura, Andy Stair, George Stampler, Francis Stark, George Stefani, Paul Stennett, Tink , 2000 Steppling, Jim Stern, Jared Stevenson, Rich Stevenson, Richard Stewart, Daryl Stewart, Jimmy Stewart, Ken Stewart, Mike Stewart, Omar Stewart, Ryan Stillmak, Scott Stockett, Eddie Straka, Randy Stramanak, Don Stranko, Bob Stroup, Boyd Stroup, Ken Strouse, Bob Stuart, John Suber, James Sullivan, Tim Suman, Bob Summits, Jeff Sumpter, Marcellus Suter, Mike Swauger, J. C Swearinger, Chad Szymanski, Eugene T Taddie, John Tangretti, Tom Taranto, Paul Tate, Bob Tate, Dave Tate, John Taylor, Grandvell , 2000 Taylor, John Taylor, Tim Taylor, Tomar Telenko, Josh Temple, Chris Terlesky, Steve Tevelonis, Richard Tezza, Joe Thomas, Alvin Thomas, J.R Thomas, J.T Thomas, Jim Thomas, Rory , Thomas, Toby , 1996 Thompson, Bill Thompson, Dan Thompson, Dave Thompson, Paul Thomson, Dave Thornton, Carl Threats, Barry Throm, Terry Timo, John Tindell, Jet , 2001 Tirado, Jason Tisdale, Quincy , Tocco, Anthony Tomasetti, Lou Tomb, Ray Tomb, Thomas Tonga, Joe Tortorice, Mason Totten, Terry Tourdot, Dave , Toussaint, Marvens Townsend, J.J Toy, Don Trave, Tony Tremul, Joe Trettel, John Trimmer, Tom Troggio, Gene Truban, Jim Tuck, Harvie Tucker, Nate , Turnage, Jeff Turner, Bob Turner, Derrick Turner, Nate Turner, Takhi Turner, Theo Tyson, Kamal U Ullman, Brett Uncapher, Jim , Unis, Mike Unruh, Ed Urbaniak, Frank Urbanovich, Brent V Vaccaro, Al Vail, Bill Vance, Clifton Vanderneck, Dick Vangrin, Bernard Vangrin, Joe Vargo, Al Vaughn, Jeff Vella, Gary Venzin, Martin Vicioso, Jorge Victor, Justin Vilcek, Matt Villarrial, Chris Visnovksy, Andrew Vitalie, Bill Vitalie, John Vogt, Jim Vogt, Jon Voithofer, Jason Volpe, Joe Vosovic, Larry W Wagner, Jermayne Wahl-Schwartz, Brian Wain, John Waldron, Mike Walker, Bob Walker, Brandon Walker, Kraig , Wallace, Dennis Wallace, Joe Wallace, Nick Walsh, Brian Walter, Joey Walters, Mark Walton, Darren Ward, Brock Wargo, Bob , 1973 Warning, Jason , 2008 Warren, Barry Warren, Justin Washabaugh, Bill Watkins, Jay Watson, Mickey Weaver, Jeremy Weaver, Logan Webb, Sinclair Weber, Dave Weidl, Kevin , 2006 Weinel, Richard Welde, Bob Weldon, Justin Wells, Myke Wenger, Glenn Wertz, David Wertz, Tom West, Ray Westbrook, Ceasar Whipkey, Bryon Whisner, Mark Whitacre, Brad White, Johnny White, Mike Whittaker, Tanner Wick, Jason Widmar, Jim Wilcox, John Will, Jerry Williams, Ben Williams, Chris Williams, De Antwan Williams, Eric Williams, Lenny Williamson, Miles Williams, Marc Williams, Salath , 2014 Willis, Tim Wilson, Bob Wilson, Hal Wilson, Len Wilson, Roger Wilson, Terrance Wilson, Troy Wilt, Bill Witter, Ken Wojcik, Mike Woldeyes, Kidus Wolfe, Jimmy , 1965 Wolford, Bob Womack, Ronald Wonsettler, Chuck , Wood, Harry Wood, Leo Wood, Neal Woods, Mike Woods, Phillip Woods, Scott Wozniak, Tom Woznichak, Zack Wright, Allen Wyatt. Chuck Y Yacamelli, Kerry Yanni, Jack Yokitis, George Young, Keith Young, Leroy Young, Tyre Yuille, Gabriel Yurt, P.J Yusi, Frank Yuvan, Ron Z Zambelli, Carmen Zandier, Richard Zavatsky, John Ziegler, John Ziegler, Neil , 86 Zilinskas, Mark Zinobile, Mike Zook, Rob

62 SINGLE GAME TEAM HIGHS Rushing Attempts at California (Pa.) Rushing Yards at Slippery Rock E. Stroudsburg California (Pa.) at California (Pa.) at Lock Haven Slippery Rock California (Pa.) Edinboro at Millersville at California (Pa.) at California (Pa.) California Rushing Touchdowns 1. 7 Brockport St at California (Pa.) Clarion Passes Attempted Clarion at Clarion Slippery Rock Calfornia (Pa.) at Shepherd at Gannon at Gannon Passes Completed at Lehigh at Shepherd at California (Pa.) Passing Yards Shippensburg at Lehigh at Saginaw Valley St Clarion at Shippensburg at Shepherd Gannon Saginaw Valley St at Towson St Shippensburg Passing Touchdowns 1. 6 Northwood at Edinboro at Shepherd Mercyhurst Millersville Gannon Passes Had Intercepted 1. 6 at Liberty Completion Percentage Clarion (12-13) at Millersville (25-28) at Calfornia (13-15) Plays (since 2003) Kuztown Millersville at Gannon Slippery Rock Slippery Rock at Charleston at Shippensburg at Clarion California (Pa.) C.W. Post Bloomsburg at Gannon Total Offense at Slippery Rock Gannon at Millersville at Shippensburg West Virginia Tech at California California Shippensburg Winston-Salem St Edinboro Shippensburg Clarion Points Scored Cheyney Northwood Clarion West Virginia Tech at Millersville Lock Haven at Slippery Rock California (Pa.) at Slippery Rock Shippensburg at Shippensburg Millersville Cheyney at Lock Haven at Edinboro S. Connecticut St Cheyney at Ferris State Points Scored at Clarion Virginia Union at Lock Haven at Cheyney Lock Haven Gannon Edinboro Clarion at Towson State Kutztown at Edinboro Clarion Edinboro Slippery Rock Shippensburg at Lock Haven at California (Pa.) Lock Haven Clarion Lock Haven Points Scored in Loss at Lehigh Points Scored in One Half Cheyney (1st) Margin of Victory Cheyney (80-14) Touchdowns Northwood Cheyney Extra Points Made Cheyney First Downs California (Pa.) East Stroudsburg California (Pa.) Clarion Virginia Union Shippensburg California (Pa.) Winston-Salem St Towson State Slippery Rock Lock Haven

63 SINGLE SEASON TEAM HIGHS Rushing Attempts Extra Points Passing Yards per Game Rushing Yards 1. 3, Field Goals Passing Touchdowns Rushing Average First Downs Passes Had Intercepted Rushing Yards per Game First Downs per Game Plays (since 2003) Rushing Touchdowns Punts Total Offense Yards 1. 4, Pass Attempts Punting Average Total Offense Yards per Game Pass Completions Quarterback Sacks Points Completion Percentage ( ) Penalties Points per Game Passing Yards 1. 3, Penalty Yards 1. 1, Touchdowns Passing Yards per Game Wins Extra Points Passing Touchdowns Consecutive Wins Field Goals Passes Had Intercepted Shutouts 1. 4, four times, most recent First Downs Plays (since 2003) Total Offense Yards 1. 6, Total Offense Yards per Game Points Points per Game Touchdowns Opponent Season Highs Rushing Yards 1. 2, Rushing Average Rushing Yards per Game Rushing Touchdowns Pass Completions Passing Yards 1. 2, First Downs per Game Shutouts 1. 1, 10 times, most recently

64 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Rushing Yards - Game Att Opponent...Avg...TD... Year De Antwan Williams 39 at Shippensburg Chris Morgan 18 E. Stroudsburg Chris Morgan 29 Lock Haven James Suber 38 Lock Haven Harvie Tuck 43 at California (Pa.) Rushing Yards by QB - Game Att Opponent...Avg...TD... Year Lenny Williams 16 at Seton Hill Lenny Williams 27 at Charleston Lenny Williams 15 at Slippery Rock Lenny Williams 15 Gannon Rushing Attempts - Game Yds Opponent...Avg...TD... Year Michael Mann 219 Edinboro Harvie Tuck 256 at California (Pa.) Aamir Dew Northwood Larry Monsilovich 241 Shippensburg De Antwan Williams 318 at Shippensburg Rushing Touchdowns - Game Att Opponent...Yds... Avg... Year 1. 6 Chris Temple 28 Edinboro Larry Monsilovich Hillsdale James Suber Lock Haven Passing Yards - Game Cmp-Att... Opponent... Int... TD... Year Rich Ingold Lehigh Brian Eyerman Saginaw Valley Rich Ingold Shippensburg Terry Throm Shippensburg Andrew Krewatch at Shepherd Mike Box Gannon Pass Attempts - Game Cmp-Yds... Opponent... Int... TD... Year Scott Woods Clarion Bob McFarland...Clarion Rich Ingold...West Chester Andrew Krewatch California (Pa.) Chase Haslett Slippery Rock Pass Completions - Game Att-Yds... Opponent... Int... TD... Year Rich Ingold Lehigh Andrew Krewatch at Shepherd Chase Haslett at California (Pa.) Lynn Hieber...California (Pa.) Bob McFarland...Clarion Pass Receptions - Game Yds... Opponent...TD... Year Terry Skelley...Clarion Drew Carswell at California (Pa.) Len Pesotini...Westminster Walt Pegues at Slippery Rock Carmelo Ocasio...Millersville Ken Witter Shepherd Walt Pegues at Gannon Pass Reception Yards - Game Rec... Opponent...TD... Year Jim Spence...Shippensburg Carmelo Ocasio 13...Millersville Walt Pegues 14...at Slippery Rock Terry Skelley 15...Clarion Carmelo Ocasio...Saginaw Valley Points - Game Opponent... Year Chris Temple Edinboro All-Purpose Yds - Game (2004) Opponent...Rush...Rec...Ret...Year De Antwan Williams at Shippensburg Walt Pegues at Slippery Rock Chris Morgan Lock Haven Chris Morgan E. Stroudsburg Walt Pegues at Gannon Total Tackles - Game Solo...Asst... Opponent... Year Chris Bache Slippery Rock Kevin Clarke Slippery Rock Kevin McMullan West Chester Dave Deneen Clarion Kevin Clarke at Kutztown Darren Cottrill West Chester Bryon Whipkey Shippensburg Tackles for Loss - Game Yards...Opponent... Year Rob Plowman Clarion Quarterback Sacks - Game Yards...Opponent... Year Troy Jackson 25...Shippensburg Troy Jackson 22...Bloomsburg Interceptions - Game Yards...TD... Opponent... Year 1. 3 Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Gannon Passing Efficiency - Game (Min. 10 completions; Since 2008) C-A-I-Y-TD... Opponent... Year Mike Box Gannon Mike Box Cheyney Mike Box Millersville Pat Smith ESU Mike Box Shippensburg

65 INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS Rushing Yards - Season Att...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD... Year 1. 2,027 Michael Mann ,865 James Suber ,660 Harvie Tuck ,597 Dennis Robinson ,452 Michael Mann Rushing Yards by QB - Season Att...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD... Year 1. 1,229 Lenny Williams Wally Blucas Lynn Hieber Rushing Attempts - Season Yds...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD...Year Michael Mann 2, James Suber 1, Chris Morgan 1, Dennis Robinson 1, Harvie Tuck 1, Rushing Touchdowns - Season Att...Yds...Avg... Gm...Avg/G...Year Michael Mann , Dennis Robinson , De Antwan Williams , Larry Monsilovich James Suber , Chris Temple , Passing Yards - Season Comp...Att... Pct...Int... TD... Year 1. 3,100 Andrew Krewatch ,856 Scott Woods ,760 Rich Ingold ,724 Brian Eyerman ,580 Scott Woods Pass Attempts - Season Comp-Yds...Int...TD... Year Andrew Krewatch 237-3, Rich Ingold 219-2, Scott Woods Rich Ingold 189-2, Andrew Krewatch 201-2, Pass Completions - Season Att-Yds...Int...TD... Year Andrew Krewatch 301-3, Rich Ingold 378-2, Andrew Krewatch 320-2, Scott Woods 336-2, Rich Ingold 333-2, Touchdown Passes - Season Comp...Att...Yds...Int... Year Brian Eyerman , Andrew Krewatch , Tony Aliucci , Rich Ingold , Scott Woods , Pass Receptions - Season Yds...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD... Year Len Pesotini 1, Ken Witter Ken Witter Terrill Barnes 1, Jai Hill 1, Carmelo Ocasio Pass Reception Yards - Season Rec...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD...Year 1. 1,183 Jai Hill ,122 Carmelo Ocasio ,108 Jai Hill ,088 Len Pesotini ,052 Jai Hill Touchdown Receptions - Season Rec... Yds...Avg...Gm...Avg/G... Year Jai Hill , Carmelo Ocasio , Tony Trave Points - Season TD... XP1...XP2...FG... Year Michael Mann Jai Hill Mike Geary All-Purpose Yards - Season Rush... Rec... Ret...G/Avg... Year 1. 2,286 Michael Mann 2, / ,047 James Suber 1, / ,741 De Antwan Williams 1, / ,722 Harvie Tuck 1, / ,686 Larry Monsilovich Total Tackles - Season Solo... Asst... Year Gregg Schmidt Bob Buriak Kevin McMullan Tackles for Loss - Season Yards... Year Jim Haslett Troy Jackson Roger Wilson Quarterback Sacks - Season Yards... Year Jim Haslett Stan Celich Troy Jackson Interceptions - Season Yards...TD... Year 1. 9 Reese Brown Pete Archibald Kelvin Lewis

66 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Rushing Yards - Career Att...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD...Years 1. 4,805 Michael Mann ,341 Harvie Tuck ,817 Chris Morgan ,623 Aamir Dew ,672 De Antwan Williams Pass Receptions - Career Yds...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD...Years Jai Hill Carmelo Ocasio Ken Witter Lewis Hicks 2, Tony Trave 2, Rushing Yards by QB - Career Att...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD...Years 1. 1,229 Lenny Williams pre 2. 1,153 Wally Blucas Lynn Heiber Rushing Attemps - Career Yds...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD...Years Michael Mann 4, Harvie Tuck 4, Chris Morgan 3, Aamir Dew 3, Dan Cox 1, Rushing Touchdowns - Career Att...Yds... Avg...Gm...Avg/G...Years Michael Mann , Chris Morgan , Harvie Tuck , Steve Girting , Dan Cox , Larry Monsilovich , Passing Yards - Career Comp...Att... Pct...Int... TD... Year 1. 8,409 Brian Eyerman ,220 Andrew Krewatch , ,332 Tony Aliucci ,454 Rich Ingold ,133 Scott Woods Pass Attempts - Career Comp-Yds...Int...TD...Years 1. 1,135 Andrew Krewatch 638-8, , Brian Eyerman 536-8, Rich Ingold 499-6, Tony Aliucci 450-7, Bob McFarland 344-4, Pass Reception Yards - Career Rec...Avg...Gm...Avg/G...TD...Years 1. 4,073 Jai Hill ,891 Carmelo Ocasio ,194 JeMone Smith ,138 Tony Trave ,124 Terrill Barnes Touchdown Receptions - Career Rec..Yds...Avg... Gm...Avg/G...Years Jai Hill 213 4, Carmelo Ocasio 2, LeRon McCoy Mario Hardison 118 2, Tony Trave 125 2, Points - Career TD... XP1...XP2...FG...Years Michael Mann Brett Ullman Craig Burgess Touchdowns - Career Rush... Rec... Ret...Years Michael Mann Jai Hill Larry Monsilovich All-Purpose Yards - Career Rush... Rec... Ret...G/Avg...Years 1. 5,379 Michael Mann 4, / ,512 Harvie Tuck 4, / ,408 Chris Morgan 3, / Total Tackles - Career Solo... Asst... Year George Aggen Gregg Schmidt Kevin McMullan Pass Completions - Career Att-Yds...Int...TD...Years Andrew Krewatch 1,045-8, , Brian Eyerman 959-8, Rich Ingold 855-6, Tony Aliucci 761-7, Scott Woods 624-5, Touchdown Passes - Career Comp...Att...Yds...Int... Year Brian Eyerman , Andrew Krewatch ,045..8, , Tony Aliucci , Kevin Weidl , , Rich Ingold , Tackles for Loss - Career Yards...Years Rob Plowman Roger Wilson Troy Jackson Quarterback Sacks - Career Yards...Years Troy Jackson Jim Haslett Mike Marshall Interceptions - Career Yards...TD...Years Dave Balmert Kenny Moore Reese Brown

67 INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFF RECORDS INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Opponent (Year) Rushing Attempts 41 Aamir Dew Northwood (2000) Rushing Yards 195 Terrance Wilson Millersville (1999) Rushing Touchdowns 4 Dennis Robinson Grand Valley St. (1994) Pass Attempts 49 Andrew Krewatch Shepherd (2007) Pass Completions 34 Andrew Krewatch Shepherd (2007) Passing Yards 407 Brian Eyerman Saginaw Valley St. (2001) Passing Touchdowns 4 Andrew Krewatch Shepherd (2007) Receptions 13 Ken Witter Shepherd (2007) Receiving Yards 207 Carmelo Ocasio Saginaw Valley St. (2001)) Receiving Touchdowns 4 Ken Witter Shepherd (2007) Points 24 Dennis Robinson Grand Valley St. (1994) Ken Witter Shepherd (2007) Lenny Williams Charleston (2015) Touchdowns 4 Dennis Robinson Grand Valley St. (1994) Ken Witter Shepherd (2007) Lenny Williams Charleston (2015) Touchdowns Responsible for 5 Lenny Williams (1P, 4R) Charleston (2015) Field Goals Made 2, four times last, Josh Telenko Saginaw Valley St. (2002) Extra Points Made 6 John Jaworski Winston-Salem St. (1990) John Jaworski Virginia Union (1991) Points (Kicking) 10 Mike Geary (4XP, 2FG) North Alabama (1993) Tackles 18 Nick Pascarella North Dakota St. (1990) Sacks 2, 13 times last, Rob Plowman West Chester (2007) Interceptions 3 Reece Brown Virginia Union (1991) INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Year(s) Rushing Attempts 179 Michael Mann Rushing Yards 987 Michael Mann Rushing Touchdowns 9 Michael Mann Pass Attempts 185 Tony Aliucci Pass Completions 102 Tony Aliucci Passing Yards 1677 Tony Aliucci Passing Touchdowns 12 Tony Aliucci Brian Eyerman Receptions 43 Jai Hill Receiving Yards 856 Jai Hill Receiving Touchdowns 8 Jai Hill Points Scored 54 Michael Mann Touchdowns Scored 9 Michael Mann Field Goals Made 3 Rob Grims Mike Geary 1993 Extra Points Made 16 John Jaworski Mike Geary 1993 Points Scored by Kicking 25 Mike Geary (16 XP, 3 FG)

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