GAME 7 HOBART (4-2) AT ITHACA

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1 Hobart Statesmen FOOTBALL GAME 7 HOBART (4-2) AT ITHACA (6-1) STATESMEN QUICK FACTS THE COACH Mike Cragg (Slippery Rock 83) Hobart Record (8th season) Career (8th season) WHO TO CONTACT Ken DeBolt, SID Office... (315) Fax... (315) Home... (315) debolt@hws.edu 2003 SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER Sat. 13 at Dickinson... L, Sat. 27 *UNION... W, 35-3 OCTOBER Sat. 4 *at St. Lawrence... W, Sat. 11 *ROCHESTER... L, Sat. 18 F&M... W, Sat. 25 at Alfred... W, NOVEMBER Sat. 1 at Ithaca... 1 p.m. Sat. 8 ST. JOHN FISHER... 1 p.m. Sat. 15 *at Rensselaer... 1 p.m. *UCAA game RESULTS SEPTEMBER Sat. 14 DICKINSON... W, 27-3 Sat. 28 *at Union... W, 14-6 OCTOBER Sat. 5 *ST. LAWRENCE... W, Sat. 12 *at Rochester... W, Sat. 19 at Franklin & Marshall W, Sat. 26 ALFRED... W, (2ot) NOVEMBER Sat. 2 ITHACA... W, 17-6 Sat. 9 at St. John Fisher...L, Sat. 16 *RENSSELAER... W, Sat. 23 #John Carroll... L, 7-27 *UCAA game #NCAA Playoff game SERIES SNAPSHOT: This afternoon s game marks the 27th meeting of the Statesmen and the Bombers, with Ithaca holding a 23-3 series lead. The Bombers won the inaugural meeting in 1961, 19-6, took each of the first 10 and captured 22 of the first 23. All three of Hobart s victories have come on Boswell Field (1983, 2000, 2002). PREVIOUS MEETING: The Statesmen moved to 7-0 for the first time since 1954 with a 17-6 victory over the Bombers. TY GODINHO rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown as Hobart dominated time of possession (37:27). Ithaca scored the game s opening TD, a 28-yard pass from Josh Felicetti to Pete McCaffrey, but was shutout the remainder of the day. The Statesmen defense limited the Bombers to just 27 yards and one first down in the second half. DAVID SZENTESY and JIMMY GRADIS led the charge with eight tackles each. EMPIRE STRIKES BACK: Today s game is the second in a trilogy of showdowns between the Statesmen and members of the Empire 8 Conference. Hobart topped Alfred last weekend, and will host St. John Fisher College on Nov. 8. The unbeaten Bombers (4-0) have already locked up the league title. SERIES FINALE: Today s game is the last, at least in the foreseeable future, between Hobart and Ithaca. In 2004, the Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association will expand to eight teams. The Bombers, Alfred and St. John Fisher will come off the schedule next season to make room for Coast Guard, Kings Point, and WPI. BOMB SQUAD: Juniors TY GODINHO and RICK PIÑERO are the Statesmen with the most career success against Ithaca. In two previous meetings, Godinho has rushed for 242 yards and two touchdowns against the Bombers, averaging 4.75 yards per carry, while Piñero has eight catches for 131 yards (16.4 yds/rec). NATIONAL RANKINGS: The Statesmen are peppered throughout the NCAA s Division III weekly statistical rankings. JAMIE ANDERSON is second in passes defended (2.4/gm) and third in interceptions (1.0/gm), while DAN SUOZZI is 23rd in receiving yards (102.0/gm), 32nd in all-purpose yards (154.5/gm), and 39th in receptions per game (6.2). As a team, Hobart is fifth in turnover margin (+2.3/gm), 12th in pass efficiency defense (81.4), 19th in scoring defense (13.2 papg), 28th in rushing defense (100.5 yds/gm), and 36th in total defense (275.5 yds/gm). 5K AND COUNTING: Against Alfred, senior quarterback CRAIG SWANSON became the first Statesman to throw for more than 5,000 career yards (5,069). He also improved the school record for career completions by one (393). Earlier this season against Rochester, he broke the six-year-old career passing record of 4,501 yards set by GREG HELMER 97. Swanson holds 25 school records, including all three (game, season, career) for passing yards and passing touchdowns. JUST FOR KICKS: Junior ERIC AMPUJA already owns the Hobart career records for PATs made and points by a kicker. He broke the PAT record in 2002 at F&M and currently boasts 71. Ampuja toppled the points by a kicker mark on Oct. 18, also against the Diplomats, and sports 110 career points. The next mark on his horizon is the career field goals made record established by SHAWN FAZIO 81 (19). Ampuja split the uprights twice against Alfred, from 29 and 33 yards, to raise his total FGM to 13.

2 OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP QB 16 Craig Swanson (SR, 6-4, 230) 10 Shawn Mizro (FY, 6-2, 205) HB 28 Ty Godinho (JR, 5-10, 190) 1 Jack Holleran (JR, 5-8, 170) FB 25 Rick Spidalieri (SR, 5-10, 215) 49 John Hennekey (SO, 5-11, 220) WR 22 Dan Suozzi (JR, 6-1, 185) 6 Colby Feane (SO, 5-10, 180) WR 84 Rick Piñero (JR, 5-10, 185) 82 Rich Keefe (SO, 5-10, 180) TE 85 Tony Perillo (SR, 6-2, 225) 89 Mike DePersis (FY, 6-0, 215) LT 61 Jeff Bruckman (JR, 6-5, 275) 65 Levi Arthur (JR, 6-3, 245) LG 57 Nino Giambrone (FY, 6-1, 280) 76 Matt Montroy (JR, 6-0, 265) C 60 Josh Van Auken (JR, 6-2, 265) 76 Matt Montroy (JR, 6-0, 265) RG 77 Alex Bell (JR, 6-3, 330) 70 Ryan Hallings (JR, 6-2, 225) RT 70 Ryan Hallings (JR, 6-2, 225) 79 Matt Kehoe (SR, 6-1, 265) DEFENSIVE TWO-DEEP DE 95 Zach Young (SO, 6-1, 225) 51 Andy Purdie (FY, 6-2, 205) DT 73 Walt Bennett (JR, 6-2, 260) 45 Mark Lawrenz (FY, 5-11, 215) DT 71 Ally Mosiello (SR, 6-1, 295) 94 Phil Gillio (JR, 6-0, 250) DE 88 Lawrence Moultrie (SR, 6-1, 235) 51 Andy Purdie (FY, 6-2, 205) OLB 34 Jimmy Gradis (SO, 5-10, 195) 5 Andrew Sweet (SO, 5-10, 195) ILB 46 David Szentesy (SR, 5-10, 225) 55 James Albrycht (JR, 5-11, 225) ILB 42 Tony Clemente (SO, 6-1, 215) 47 Tyler Mason (FY, 6-0, 200) OLB 41 Nolan Robinson (FY, 6-0, 200) 7 Jon LeMessurier (JR, 5-11, 195) CB 2 Dyshawn Washington (SO, 5-10, 185) 30 Brian Sorhaindo (SO, 5-10, 180) CB 31 Jamie Anderson (SO, 5-11, 185) 20 Art Garcia (SO, 5-8, 180) FS 18 Pat Lester (SR, 5-10, 185) 9 Ryan Smith (SO, 5-10, 190) SPECIAL TEAMS TWO-DEEP PK 15 Eric Ampuja (JR, 6-2, 215) 6 Colby Feane (SO, 5-10, 180) P 22 Dan Suozzi (JR, 6-1, 185) 15 Eric Ampuja (JR, 6-2, 215) LS 61 Jeff Bruckman (JR, 6-5, 275) 51 Andy Purdie (FY, 6-2, 205) H 28 Ty Godinho (JR, 5-10, 190) 6 Colby Feane (SO, 5-10, 180) PR 22 Dan Suozzi (JR, 6-1, 185) 1 Jack Holleran (JR, 5-8, 170) KOR 84 Rick Piñero (JR, 5-10, 185) 22 Dan Suozzi (JR, 6-1, 185) 2 Dyshawn Washington (SO, 5-10, 185) PETER PIPER PICKED A PECK: But the Hobart defense has picked even more. The Statesmen have recorded 13 interceptions this season, including five against both Union and Rochester. Overall, the defense has 26 takeaways against just 12 giveaways by the offense for an impressive +14 turnover margin. MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER: Only his players know what Coach MIKE CRAGG says in the locker room at halftime, but whatever it is, it s working. Since the start of the 2000 season, the third quarter has belonged to Hobart. During that 36 game span, the Statesmen have posted 22 third quarter shutouts and allowed just two teams to score more than seven points: Widener in 2000 and Ithaca in Having outscored the opposition in the third frame, Hobart is The Statesmen have surrendered just three points in the third quarter this season, a 42-yard Alfred field goal. TOP TACKLER: Opponents would be smart to avoid senior linebacker DAVID SZENTESY who has led the Statesmen in tackles in each of the last two seasons. He finished 2002 with 76 tackles, the most by a Statesman since 1997, and a team-best 8.5 tackles for a loss. A 2002 All-UCAA first-team honoree, the native of Lackawanna had a teamhigh six fumble recoveries and 4.5 sacks. Through six games, Szentesy is second on the team with 36 stops, including two sacks. HARD TO TY UP: Junior TY GODINHO leads the UCAA in rushing touchdowns (8) and is second in scoring (8.3 ppg) and rushing (98.2 yds/g). The native of Lancaster, N.Y., has rushed for 100-plus yards in each of the past two games, including a career-high 174 against Franklin & Marshall, giving him yard games for his career. Godinho led the UCAA in rushing last season with 958 yards, the most by a Hobart back since KEITH BRANDON 01 gained 1,052 in Godinho also produced 14 rushing touchdowns, the most by a Statesman since Brandon tallied 15 in ARMY OF ONE: Junior DAN SUOZZI is arguably the best all-around player in the UCAA. Coming off a season that saw him earn first-team All-UCAA accolades at wide receiver, punter, and return specialist, he currently leads the league in all purpose yards per game (154.5), is second in punting average (36.9 yds/p) and receiving yards per game (102.0), and is third in receptions per game (6.2). LONG RANGE FORECAST: At his career pace of 70.7 receiving yards per game, DAN SUOZZI will break the Hobart career mark on Sept. 18, 2004, at Franklin & Marshall. He needs just 334 yards to break 2002 Hobart Hall of Fame Inductee SCOTT GEISE s (Class of 83) career record of 1,889. Using Suozzi s current season per game average (102.0), he ll break Geise s record on Sept. 11, 2004, at home against Dickinson. DOUBLE EDGED SWORD: If opponents think that shutting down wide receiver DAN SUOZZI means putting a stop to the Statesmen s passing game, they better think again. Junior wide receiver RICK PIÑERO is just five receptions behind Suozzi (32) and has caught three touchdowns this season. MR. ROBINSON S NEIGHBORHOOD: First-year outside linebacker NOLAN ROBINSON has to be considered the favorite to capture the UCAA Rookie of the Year Award. The native of Johnson City, N.Y., leads the team lead in tackles with 39 (22 solo), including 5.5 for a loss. He has earned the UCAA Rookie of the Week award three times and captured last week s UCAA Defensive Player of the Week Award with seven tackles, including two sacks. A two-year captain and All-Metro selection at JCHS, Robinson was also an All-State wrestler for the Wildcats. PIANO MAN: Sophomore JIMMY GRADIS is the football team s resident pianist. A native of Greenlawn, N.Y., he has played the organ at his church since he was in the ninth grade. On the gridiron, Gradis has been a Big Shot. Over the past three games his first starts at outside linebacker he has posted a team best 19 tackles, including 15 solo, three quarterback hurries, two interceptions, two fumble recoveries, and one forced fumble. As a first-year, he played defensive back, shared the team lead in interceptions (3), and finished fifth on the team in tackles (50).

3 HOBART S RECORD WHEN... At Home On The Road Scoring First Opponent Scores First Leading After First Quarter Trailing After First Quarter Tied After First Quarter Leading At Halftime Trailing At Halftime Tied At Halftime Leading After Third Quarter Trailing After Third Quarter Tied After Third Quarter Score 40+ Points Score Score Score Score Allow 40+ Points Score Score Score Score Playing on natural grass On artificial turf Hobart commits more turnovers Opponent commits more turnovers Turnovers are even Hobart is penalized less than 20 yds Penalized yds Penalized yds Penalized yds Penalized yds Penalized 100+ yds Current Streak... Won 2 Last 10 Games PRESEASON: The Football Gazette named junior ALEX BELL to its preseason All-America team after an impressive sophomore season. The 6-3, 330-pound offensive lineman is an excellent run blocker and a stalwart pass blocker. CAPTAINS: Seniors CRAIG SWANSON and DAVID SZENTESY and junior CHRIS PURTELL will serve as Hobart s team captains during the 2003 season. SCOUTING THE BOMBERS: Ithaca sports a 6-1 record entering this afternoon s game with the only blemish coming at the hands of seventh-ranked Springfield. Currently riding a three-game win streak, the Bombers have outscored those three opponents (St. Lawrence, Brockport, Utica) by an average of 37.3 points. Sophomore Josh Felicetti leads the offense, having completed 61.3 percent of his passes for 1,279 yards and 13 touchdowns against just two interceptions. Wideouts Justin Esposito (30-336) and Jeff Welch (25-454) are Felicetti s primary targets. On the ground, Pete Celebre has shouldered the majority of the load, gaining 576 yards (4.4 yds/rush) and five touchdowns. Defensively, the Bombers have a relentless pass rush that has posted 25 sacks and 13 interceptions this season. Alex Shafiro (4.5 sacks) and Seth Molisani (4 INT) sport the team s best numbers in those two categories, while Dustin Ross paces the team in tackles ( ). ON THE WEB: Information on all of Hobart s 11 intercollegiate varsity teams can be found on the Internet at: The site includes schedules, results, statistics, rosters, and more for each sport. ON THE AIR: All Hobart football games can be heard live on the radio in the Geneva area on WEOS-FM (89.7/90.3). MATT JOHNSTON and ASHLEY OLEN will describe the action. The broadcasts can also be heard live on the Internet at: UP NEXT: Hobart returns to Boswell Field for the final time during the regular season on Nov. 8, to host St. John Fisher College. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. NOT EVERY VICTORY HAPPENS ON THE FIELD: The Hobart Student-Athlete Advisory Council will sponsor a food drive at the St. John Fisher game. Fans bringing two or more nonperishable food items will receive two free admissions. Soup, stew, canned vegetables, and canned fruit are in great need by area food pantries. Hobart and William Smith students, who receive free admission to all games, will be given a Statesmen hat in exchange for two or more nonperishable food items. UPSTATE NY FOOTBALL POLL PL TEAM (1ST PLACE VOTES) POINTS 1. Rensselaer (8) Ithaca (6) Brockport St. John Fisher Hobart UCAA STANDINGS UCAA Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Rensselaer HOBART Union Rochester St. Lawrence

4 HOBART TEAM STATS TEAM STATISTICS HOBART OPP SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty 7 11 RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing 10 3 PASSING YARDAGE Att-Comp-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing 9 6 TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS INT RETURNS: #-YARDS KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-YARDS Average Per Game PUNTS-YARDS Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 33:33 26:27 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 30/102 31/98 3rd-Down Pct 29% 32% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 10/20 3/11 4th-Down Pct 50% 27% SACKS BY-YARDS MISC YARDS 0 21 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 19 9 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS PAT-ATTEMPTS ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game 3/1689 3/1449 Sept. 13, DICKINSON 17, Hobart GAME SUMMARIES CARLISLE, Pa. A 31-yard field goal with 14 seconds remaining, sent the Hobart football team to its first season-opening defeat since Dickinson overcame a nine-point fourth quarter deficit with the game s final 10 points. The Red Devils (2-0) led 7-0 at the end of the first frame. Hobart (0-1) broke through midway through the second quarter on a 26-yard field goal by ERIC AMPUJA. Three minutes later, running back JACK HOLLERAN ran in from eight yards out to put the Statesmen in front Holleran finished with a game-high 116 yards rushing on 20 carries. Hobart upped its lead to 16-7 when quarterback CRAIG SWANSON hit wide receiver RICK PIÑERO for a 16-yard strike late in the third quarter. In what proved to be the difference in the game, the point after try was blocked. Swanson completed 16-of-24 for 192 yards and a touchdown, becoming just the second Statesmen to throw for more than 4,000 career yards (4,019). DAN SUOZZI caught a game-high five passes for 102 yards. Dickinson scored on a 20-yard touchdown run midway through the final stanza, setting up the dramatic last-second kick. Defensively, DAVID SZENTESY led Hobart with 10 tackles, including a sack, while NOLAN ROBINSON added nine stops in his Hobart debut. Score by Quarters Score Hobart College Record: (0-1) Dickinson College Record: (2-0) Scoring Summary: 1st 04:35 DC Gerald O Hara 23 yd pass from Keven Williams (Drew Magyar kick), :18, HC 0 - DC 7 2nd 07:55 HC Eric Ampuja 26 yd field goal, :04, HC 3 - DC 7 04:32 HC Jack Holleran 8 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), :28, HC 10 - DC 7 3rd 00:38 HC Rick Pinero 16 yd pass from Craig Swanson (kick blocked), :36, HC 16 - DC 7 4th 07:06 DC Doug Poland 20 yd run (Drew Magyar kick), :48, HC 16 - DC 14 00:14 DC Drew Magyar 31 yd field goal, :21, HC 16 - DC 17 HOBART DICKINSON FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 32:26 27:34 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Hobart-Jack Holleran ; Ty Godinho 14-56; Craig Swanson 12-minus 38. Dickinson-Cody Peer 14-52; Doug Poland 9-45; Jake Ramsey 5-15; Ryne Cantwell 4-9; Jim Hanselmann 3-9; Ryan Stearrett 1-4; Keven Williams PASSING: Hobart-Craig Swanson Dickinson-Keven Williams ; Jake Ramsey RECEIVING: Hobart-Dan Suozzi 5-102; Colby Feane 3-40; Rick Pinero 3-23; Rick Spidalieri 2-7; Ty Godinho 1-8; Jack Holleran 1-6; Marcus Eriksson 1-6. Dickinson-Gerald O Hara 5-75; Scott Dominick 5-48; Jake Ramsey 2-18; Doug Poland ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: First-year NOLAN ROBINSON earned UCAA Rookie of the Week honors following his nine-tackle performance at Dickinson. He also posted one tackle for a loss and a pass deflected.

5 k. colton/sportspics.net CAREER PASSING RECORDS PASS ATTEMPTS 727 Greg Helmer ( ) Craig Swanson ( ) Dan Birdsall ( ) PASS COMPLETIONS 393 Craig Swanson ( ) Greg Helmer ( ) PASSING YARDS 5069 Craig Swanson ( ) Greg Helmer ( ) PASSING TDS 41 Craig Swanson Greg Helmer PASS COMPLETION PCT (MIN 100 ATT) 55.5 Craig Swanson ( ) Dave Jewell ( ) 1982,85 PASS EFFICIENCY (MIN 100 ATT) Craig Swanson ( ) Dave Jewell ( ) 1982,85 AVERAGE YARDS/PASS (MIN 100 ATT) 7.2 Craig Swanson ( ) Dan Birdsall ( ) AVERAGE YDS/COMPLETION (MIN 100 ATT) 15.8 Bob Tretter ( ) Tim deloe ( ) Randy Ordines ( ) Dan Birdsall ( ) Rob Spencer ( ) Craig Swanson ( ) Steve Kenny ( ) PASSING YARDS/GAME (MIN 15 GM) Craig Swanson (28 gms) Greg Helmer (30 gms) Sept. 27, HOBART 35, Union 3 GENEVA, N.Y. A swarming defense led Hobart to a 35-3 victory over Union at Boswell Field. JAMIE ANDERSON (pictured left) led the charge with the first three interceptions of his career, racking up 51 return yards in addition to five tackles and four pass breakups. The win evened the Statesmen s record at 1-1, 1-0 in the UCAA, and marked the first time Hobart has beaten the Dutchmen (2-1, 1-1) in Geneva since Anderson s first pick, returned 24 yards to the Union one, set up a single yard dive by TY GODINHO with 3:21 remaining in the opening frame. The offense was hitting on all cylinders in the second quarter, scoring 28 unanswered to take a 35-0 lead into the locker room. DAVID SZENTESY put Hobart in position for its second score with a 25-yard interception return to the Union 17. Szentesy finished with six tackles, including a sack. Five plays later, Godinho posted his second TD, this time from two yards out with 10:12 remaining in the half. Anderson s second pick also led to a Hobart score, thanks to a 27-yard return to the Union 5. JACK HOLLERAN took the first snap in for six. Hobart s fourth touchdown was a record breaker. Taking over on the Hobart 12-yard line, Swanson heaved a pass down field to DAN SUOZZI. Suozzi made the catch near the Hobart 45, juked a defender and outran another for an 88-yard scoring play. The longest pass play in Hobart history, it eclipsed the 85-yard mark set on a GREG HELMER 94 to NATE WAYE 95 pass on Oct. 22, 1994, against Alfred. Swanson completed 15-of-22 for 209 yards, while Suozzi made four catches for 107 yards. RICK PIÑERO led Hobart with a game-high six catches for 38 yards. Godinho, who finished with 63 yards rushing, closed out the first half scoring with his third TD of the game, an 11-yard scamper with 1:17 remaining. The Dutchmen offense meanwhile, managed no yards of offense in the first 15 minutes, and just 76 in the first half. Union particularly struggled with third down conversions, finding success on just three of 17 opportunities for the game. Score by Quarters Score Union College Record: (2-1,0-1) Hobart College Record: (1-1,1-0) 1st 03:21 HC Ty Godinho 1 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), 1-1 0:12, UC 0 - HC 7 2nd 10:12 HC Ty Godinho 2 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), :27, UC 0 - HC 14 09:11 HC Jack Holleran 5 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), 1-5 0:07, UC 0 - HC 21 02:45 HC Dan Suozzi 88 yd pass from Craig Swanson (Eric Ampuja kick), :13, UC 0 - HC 28 01:17 HC Ty Godinho 11 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), :34, UC 0 - HC 35 4th 13:28 UC Cliff Eisenhut 28 yd field goal, :33, UC 3 - HC 35 UNION HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 25:30 34:30 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Union-Sean Washington 17-71; Tom Arcidiacono 9-51; Tony Marotti 4-14; David Patrick 1-4; Paul Deguire 1-1; Steve Angiletta 1-0; Ian Kennedy 1-0; Ryan Perry 5-minus 8. Hobart-Ty Godinho 17-63; Jack Holleran 13-35; Brian Bach 9-27; Henry Stemler 2-8; Craig Swanson 4-7; Doug Blakowski 2-4; Brandon Williard 1-1; TEAM 4-minus 4; Shawn Mizro 1-minus 7. PASSING: Union-Ryan Perry ; Tony Marotti ; Mike Mancini Hobart-Craig Swanson ; Shawn Mizro RECEIVING: Union-Carm Taglione 5-45; Steve Angiletta 2-40; Sean Washington 1-28; Skip Leo 1-24; Adam Chadwick Hobart-Rick Pinero 6-38; Dan Suozzi 4-107; Ty Godinho 3-36; Colby Feane 2-30; Brian Bach 1-9. OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: CRAIG SWANSON earned the ECAC Northwest and the UCAA Offensive Player of the Week awards. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: JAMIE ANDERSON earned Defensive Player of the Week accolades from both the ECAC Northwest and the UCAA. ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: First-year ANDY PURDIE earned UCAA Rookie of the Week honors. He recorded four tackles, including two behind the line of scrimmage. On his first collegiate sack, he also forced a fumble which the Statesmen recovered.

6 UCAA TEAM STAT LEADERS SCORING OFFENSE... PPG 1. Rensselaer HOBART SCORING DEFENSE... PAPG 1. HOBART Rensselaer RUSHING OFFENSE...Yds/G 1. Rensselaer HOBART RUSHING DEFENSE...Yds/G 1. HOBART Rensselaer PASS OFFENSE...Yds/G 1. Rensselaer HOBART PASS DEFENSE...Yds/G 1. St. Lawrence HOBART PASS EFFICIENCY... Effic 1. Rensselaer HOBART PASS DEF EFFICIENCY... Effic 1. Rensselaer HOBART TOTAL OFFENSE...Yds/G 1. Rensselaer HOBART TOTAL DEFENSE...Yds/G 1. HOBART Rensselaer FIRST DOWNS... Total 1. Rensselaer HOBART OPPONENT FIRST DOWNS... Total 1. Rensselaer HOBART THIRD DOWN CONVERSION...Pct 1. Rensselaer HOBART OPPONENT 3RD DOWN CONVERSION...Pct 1. Rensselaer HOBART FOURTH DOWN CONVERSION...Pct 1. HOBART Rochester TIME OF POSSESSION... Avg/G 1. HOBART... 33:33 2. Rensselaer... 32:59 TURNOVER MARGIN... TOM/G 1. Rensselaer HOBART Oct. 4, Hobart 28, ST. LAWRENCE 10 CANTON, N.Y. The Hobart Statesmen won a tough battle in the rain, downing St. Lawrence at Leckonby Stadium. Hobart struck first on a 49-yard pass to wide receiver DAN SUOZZI from CRAIG SWANSON less than three minutes into the contest. The Statesmen gained possession off an interception by defensive back DYSHAWN WASHINGTON. The Saints responded with 10 second quarter points, converting a 48-yard field goal at the 13:30 mark, and posted a 5-yard touchdown run by tailback Brett Hughes six minutes later. Hobart was able to take a lead into the locker room at the break thanks to a 10- play, 35-yard drive, capped by a one-yard dive by running back TY GODINHO as time expired. The Statesmen used the opening drive of the second half to move 73 yards on eight plays. Another one-yard Godinho dive gave Hobart a lead. Godinho finished with 99 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 28 carries. Swanson found wide receiver RICK PIÑERO on a four-yard pass play to close out the scoring with 2:32 remaining. Swanson finished the afternoon 15-of-22 for 193 yards and two touchdowns. The native of Jamestown, N.Y., needs just 81 yards to eclipse Hobart s career passing mark (4,501) set by GREG HELMER 94. Piñero led the Statesmen with five receptions for 74 yards. Defensively, Hobart was once again outstanding. The Statesmen, who entered the game leading the nation in turnover margin (+3.0/gm) forced three turnovers (2 INT, fumble) without committing one. Hobart limited the UCAA s leading rusher, Hughes (96.2 yds/gm) to just 60 yards on the afternoon. Defensive end CHRIS PURTELL led the charge with 10 tackles, including a sack, and a fumble recovery. Outside linebacker NOLAN ROBINSON added eight stops and defensive tackle ALLY MOSIELLO contributed seven. Score by Quarters Score Hobart College Record: (2-1,2-0) St. Lawrence Univ Record: (1-4,0-3) 1st 12:12 HC Dan Suozzi 49 yd pass from Craig Swanson (Eric Ampuja kick), :48, HC 7 - SLU 0 2nd 13:30 SLU Nick Little 48 yd field goal, :09, HC 7 - SLU 3 07:12 SLU Brett Hughes 5 yd run (Nick Little kick), :28, HC 7 - SLU 10 00:00 HC Ty Godinho 1 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), :25, HC 14 - SLU 10 3rd 10:52 HC Ty Godinho 1 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), :08, HC 21 - SLU 10 4th 02:32 HC Rick Pinero 4 yd pass from Craig Swanson (Eric Ampuja kick), :35, HC 28 - SLU 10 HOBART SLU FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 33:49 26:11 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Hobart-Ty Godinho 28-99; Jack Holleran 10-57; Craig Swanson 7-minus 26. St. Lawrence-Brett Hughes 18-60; D. Buckingham 11-45; Brendan Hayes 1-3; Jon Blumhagen 5-minus 14. PASSING: Hobart-Craig Swanson St. Lawrence-Jon Blumhagen RECEIVING: Hobart-Rick Pinero 5-74; Dan Suozzi 4-68; Colby Feane 4-49; Ty Godinho 2-2. St. Lawrence-Tim Gavin 6-94; Gary Gaines 4-49; Brett Hughes 3-14; Mike Fitts 1-17; Carl Althans 1-7; Brendan Hayes 1-3; D. Buckingham 1-1. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: CHRIS PURTELL earned Defensive Player of the Week accolades from the UCAA. SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: DAN SUOZZI earned UCAA Special Teams Player of the Week honors. Suozzi averaged 36 yds/punt, pinning the Saints inside their own 20-yard line twice. His longest punt of the day was a 47-yarder. The Statesmen not only benefited from his long punts St. Lawrence had an average starting field position of its own 28-yard line but also from the hang time on his punts. His final punt of the day was a 42-yard boomer that hung in the air long enough for the coverage team to get down field and recover the muffed catch by the Saints return man. Suozzi also aided Hobart s cause with two punt returns for 17 yards (8.5 yds/ret), and two kick returns for 43 yards (21.5 yds/ret). His returns helped Hobart to an average starting field position of their own 39.

7 UCAA TEAM STAT LEADERS Oct. 11, Rochester 17, HOBART 13 SACKS BY... Total 1. Rochester HOBART SACKS AGAINST... Total 1. Union HOBART KICKOFF RETURNS...Yds/Ret 1. Union HOBART KICKOFF COVERAGE... Avg/Ret 1. Rensselaer HOBART PUNTING... Net Yds/P 1. HOBART Rochester PUNT RETURNS... Yds/Ret 1. Rensselaer HOBART PENALTIES...Yds/G 1. Rensselaer HOBART OPPONENT PENALTIES...Yds/G 1. Union HOBART RED ZONE OFFENSE...Pct 1. Rochester HOBART RED ZONE DEFENSE...Pct 1. Union HOBART FIELD GOALS...Pct 1. Rochester HOBART PAT KICKING...Pct 1. Union HOBART GENEVA The Hobart defense forced eight turnovers and CRAIG SWANSON became the College s all-time leading passer, but it was Rochester that secured the victory, A sloppy game for both offenses, Rochester quarterback Aaron Molisani was intercepted five times and the Yellowjackets lost three fumbles, but a one-yard Molisani keeper with 10:54 remaining in the fourth quarter proved to be the only second half points and the margin of victory. From that point on, Hobart took just one drive deep into Rochester territory. The Statesmen took over on the Yellowjacket s 49 with 3:14 remaining. Five plays later, Swanson completed a 16-yard pass to DAN SUOZZI to break the school s career passing record. Swanson finished with 99 yards passing to raise his career total to 4,520, 19 more than the previous record-holder GREG HELMER 97. Facing fourth and one with under a minute remaining, Hobart ran a screen pass to the left that Rochester sniffed out and stopped for a six-yard loss. From there Molisani only had to take a knee to secure the win. The Yellowjackets opened the scoring with a 26-yard second quarter field goal. The Statesmen punted three plays later, but recovered a muffed fair catch at the Rochester 22. Eight plays later, RICK PIÑERO pulled in a three-yard TD pass from Swanson. The Yellowjackets responded with the longest drive of the half, marching 65 yards in 12 plays to take a 10-7 lead on a 10-yard Molisani to David Ferris pass. Molisani finished 18-of- 42 for 200 yards. Not to be denied a lead at the half, Hobart took advantage of a poor Rochester punt on the final drive of the opening 30 minutes, moving 36 yards in nine plays, capped by a nineyard Swanson to Suozzi strike. The extra point was blocked and the Statesmen led Rochester s game-winning drive covered 79 yards in 12-plays. The Statesmen twice appeared to have stopped the Yellowjackets with pass breakups on third down, but both times Hobart was whistled for personal fouls the first for a helmet-to-helmet hit and the other that moved the ball to the Hobart 21 on an early late hit. Defensively, JIMMY GRADIS, DAVID SZENTESY, and WALT BENNETT made nine, eight, and eight tackles, respectively. Gradis and RYAN SMITH each recorded a pair of interceptions. Molisani s final interception of the afternoon was to his former high school teammate at Canandaigua Academy, JAMIE ANDERSON. Score by Quarters Score Rochester (2-3, 2-1) Hobart (2-2, 2-1) nd 14:32 UR Chris Johnston 26 yd field goal, 4-0 0:19, UR 3 - HC 0 09:02 HC Rick Pinero 3 yd pass from Craig Swanson (Eric Ampuja kick), :45, UR 3 - HC 7 04:14 UR David Ferris 10 yd pass from Aaron Molisani (Chris Johnston kick), :48, UR 10-HC 7 00:27 HC Dan Suozzi 9 yd pass from Craig Swanson (kick blocked), :50, UR 10 - HC 13 4th 10:54 UR Aaron Molisani 1 yd run (Chris Johnston kick), :52, UR 17 - HC 13 ROCHESTER HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 27:18 32:42 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Rochester-Jeff Ardnt 19-51; Aaron Molisani 7-18; Pat O Brien 4-14; Galen Williams 2-0; TEAM 2-minus 2; Pat McIntyre 1-minus 24. Hobart-Ty Godinho 21-78; Rick Pinero 1-25; Jack Holleran 6-20; Craig Swanson 8-minus 26. PASSING: Rochester-Aaron Molisani Hobart-Craig Swanson RECEIVING: Rochester-David Ferris 6-59; Pat Manuel 3-31; Dave Sanok 2-34; Brian Ferris 2-27; Jeff Ardnt 2-24; Galen Williams 2-23; Pat O Brien 1-2. Hobart-Rick Pinero 6-40; Ty Godinho 6-2; Dan Suozzi 3-28; Jonathan Ladd 1-17; Colby Feane 1-10; Tony Perillo 1-2. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: JIMMY GRADIS earned Defensive Player of the Week accolades from the UCAA. ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: NOLAN ROBINSON earned his second UCAA Rookie of the Week award. He registered seven tackles (3 solo), including 1½ for a loss. Robinson also posted a pair of quarterback hurries.

8 k. colton/sportspics.net RECEIVING RECORDS RECEPTIONS IN A GAME 12 Dan Suozzi 04 F&M, 10/18/03 11 Nico Karagosian 97 RPI, 11/12/94 10 four times, most recently: Joe Pirozzolo 03 SJFC, 11/9/02 RECEIVING YARDS IN A GAME 239 Dan Suozzi 04 F&M, 10/18/ Scott Geise 83 Hamilton, 10/23/ Dan Suozzi 04 Rochester, 10/12/ Nate Waye 95 Alfred, 10/22/94 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME 3 Steve Skillman 85 Rochester, 10/8/83 3 Nate Waye 95 Assumption, 10/19/91 3 Dan Suozzi 04 F&M, 10/18/03 RECEPTIONS IN A CAREER 141 Frank Fedorjaka 89 (1781 yds) 141 Nico Karagosian 97 (1594 yds) 108 Scott Yoder 01 (1361 yds) 105 Luke Gutelius 98 (1331 yds) 103 Scott Geise 83 (1889 yds) 98 Dan Suozzi 04 (1555 yds) RECEIVING YARDS IN A CAREER 1889 Scott Geise 83 (103 rec) 1781 Frank Fedorjaka 89 (141 rec) 1594 Nico Karagosian 97 (141 rec) 1555 Dan Suozzi 04 (98 rec) 1470 Nate Waye 95 (85 rec) RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS IN A CAREER 17 Nate Waye 95 ( ) 14 Scott Geise 83 ( ) 14 Nico Karagosian 97 ( ) 11 Luke Gutelius 98 ( ) 10 Andy Pirozzolo 01 ( ) 10 Dan Suozzi 04 ( ) Oct. 18, HOBART 28, Franklin and Marshall 20 GENEVA Hobart rode DAN SUOZZI s 12 catches for 239 yards and three touchdowns to a win over Franklin & Marshall College on Boswell field. In a game that wasn t as close as the final score looked, the Statesmen scored 28 unanswered points, before the Diplomats scored on each of their final three possessions. A record setting afternoon for Suozzi, his 12 catches broke NICO KARAGOSIAN s (Class of 97) single game mark of 11 set in 1994, his 239 yards surpassed the record of 201 set by SCOTT GEISE 83, and his three touchdown receptions tied the school s single game record. Hobart got on board 64 seconds into the second quarter when TY GODINHO closed out an 86-yard drive with a three-yard run into the end zone. Suozzi set up the score with a 77- yard grab that moved Hobart to the F&M 3. Suozzi helped the Statesmen take a 14-0 lead into the locker room with a 50-yard touchdown reception with 1:59 remaining in the half. After the break, the Statesmen running game took advantage of the holes opened up by the passing game, as Godinho rushed for 148 of his career-high 174 yards in the second half. Hobart s second drive of the third quarter covered 75 yards in 10 plays, and was capped by a two-yard CRAIG SWANSON to Suozzi pass in the end zone. With the point after try successful, ERIC AMPUJA broke the career record for points by a kicker formerly held by SHAWN FAZIO 81 with his 103rd career point. Three plays later, JAMIE ANDERSON recorded his fifth interception of the season on a diving catch at the Diplomats 44-yard line. Two plays after that Swanson hit Suozzi for 44 yards and a score, as Hobart took a 28-0 lead into the fourth quarter. Swanson completed 20- of-34 for 324 yards, the third highest passing yard total of his career. Through 11 possessions, Franklin & Marshall punted eight times, turned the ball over on downs, fumbled, and threw an interception, but something clicked in the fourth quarter for the Diplomats offense. F&M put together three TD drives in the fourth quarter, the last with 2:10 remaining, but the ensuing on-side kick attempt was fielded by the Statesmen who ran out the clock. Defensively, Diplomat Dan Nadler led all players with 12 tackles, including three sacks, while JIMMY GRADIS and TONY CLEMENTE paced the Statesmen with eight stops apiece. Score by Quarters Score Franklin & Marshall (1-5) Hobart (3-2) nd 13:56 HC Ty Godinho 3 yd run (Eric Ampuja kick), :57, F&M 0 - HC 7 01:59 HC Dan Suozzi 50 yd pass from Craig Swanson (Eric Ampuja kick), :40, F&M 0 - HC 14 3rd 04:48 HC Dan Suozzi 2 yd pass from Craig Swanson (Eric Ampuja kick), :38, F&M 0 - HC 21 03:08 HC Dan Suozzi 44 yd pass from Craig Swanson (Eric Ampuja kick), :15, F&M 0 - HC 28 4th 11:36 F&M Scott Stephen 15 yd pass from Doug Hiltner (kick failed), :04, F&M 6 - HC 28 07:46 F&M Justin Salton 5 yd pass from Doug Hiltner (Dan Eggertsson kick), :39, F&M 13 - HC 28 02:10 F&M Joe McGuigan 1 yd pass from Doug Hiltner (Dan Eggertsson kick), :38, F&M 20 - HC 28 F&M HOBART FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 27:40 32:20 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Franklin & Marshall-Scott Stephen 14-73; Rick Dunlap 2-17; Jeff Harner 5-15; Nick Euculano 2-9; Curtis Varner 1-1; Doug Hiltner 3-minus 3. Hobart-Ty Godinho ; Eric Ampuja 1-6; Doug Blakowski 3-5; TEAM 2-0; John Hennekey 1-minus 2; Craig Swanson 4-minus 19. PASSING: Franklin & Marshall-Doug Hiltner ; Jeff Harner Hobart-Craig Swanson RECEIVING: Franklin & Marshall-Justin Salton 8-65; Matt Wagaman 7-78; Scott Stephen 4-57; Derek Boyce 3-26; Joe McGuigan 2-9; Dan Houseman 2-5; Doug Hiltner 1-minus 1. Hobart College-Dan Suozzi ; Rick Pinero 5-47; Ty Godinho 2-27; Colby Feane OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: DAN SUOZZI was named the Offensive Player of the Week by the UCAA and ECAC Northwest. Additionally, he was named the RACA Co-Male Athlete of the Week, and earned a spot on the D3Football.com Team of the Week. ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: NOLAN ROBINSON earned his second straight UCAA Rookie of the Week award. He registered five tackles, including half a sack, a pass breakup, a quarterback hurry, and blocked a punt.

9 k. colton/sportspics.net NCAA EAST REGION POLL PL TEAM IN-REGION // OVERALL 1. Springfield // New Jersey // Ithaca // Brockport State // Rowan // RPI // Curry // Montclair State // Western Connecticut // St. John Fisher // 5-2 All-American Candidate RG #77 Alex Bell 05 Oct. 25, Hobart 20, ALFRED 12 ALFRED, N.Y. Hobart held off a stubborn Alfred squad for a non-conference victory. In the process, CRAIG SWANSON broke the career record for completions and became the first Statesman to throw for more than 5,000 career yards. Hobart (4-2) opened the scoring three minutes into the contest, when TY GODINHO capped a nine-play, 77-yard drive with a 1-yard plunge. The teams traded field goals before halftime Hobart s coming on a 29-yard attempt by ERIC AMPUJA leaving the Statesmen a 9-3 lead. After the break, Hobart s defense surrendered its first third quarter points of the season when the Saxons (4-4) kicked a 42-yard field goal at the 10:26 mark. Ampuja knocked through his second three-pointer with 4:07 remaining in the third frame to give the Statesmen a 12-6 advantage. In the fourth quarter, Hobart constructed an 11-play, 68-yard drive that burned 4:41 off the clock and ended with a 4-yard scamper by Godinho. The Statesmen were successful on the two-point conversion try for a 20-6 lead. Godinho posted his second straight 100-yard game, with 119 yards on 31 carries. However, the 12-point advantage was short-lived as the Saxons moved 72 yards in seven plays, while using just 64 seconds, scoring their only touchdown of the day through the air from 20-yards out at the 7:05 mark. On its ensuing possession, Hobart was the very definition of clock management. Facing fourth and one from their own 27, the Statesmen lined up in punt formation, but DAN SUOZZI took the snap and ran for a 19-yard gain and a first down. Five plays later, Hobart faced another fourth down decision and again elected to go for it. Swanson hit Suozzi for five yards and the first down. The completion was the 393rd of his career breaking the Hobart career record set by GREG HELMER 97, while raising Swanson s career passing yard total to 5,069 yards. The Statesmen s final drive exhausted the game clock (15 plays, 70 yards, 7:05 TOP) and secured the victory. Swanson finished the day 20-of-34 for 225 yards. Suozzi made nine of those catches for 68 yards, while RICK PIÑERO caught seven passes for a game-high 108 yards. Defensively, the Statesmen limited the Saxons to just 188 yards of total offense, while holding Alfred s leading rusher, Jesse Raynor who entered the game 27th in the nation in rushing average (119.6) to just 72 yards. First-year NOLAN ROBINSON paced the Statesmen with seven tackles, including a pair of sacks. Score by Quarters Score Hobart (4-2) Alfred (4-4) st 12:06 HC Ty Godinho 1 yd run (rush failed), :54, HC 6 - AU 0 10:01 AU Jesse Raynor 37 yd field goal, 4-3 0:56, HC 6 - AU 3 2nd 05:20 HC Eric Ampuja 29 yd field goal, :30, HC 9 - AU 3 3rd 10:26 AU Jesse Raynor 42 yd field goal, 6-3 1:47, HC 9 - AU 6 04:07 HC Eric Ampuja 33 yd field goal, :37, HC 12 - AU 6 4th 08:09 HC Ty Godinho 4 yd run (Ty Godinho pass), :41, HC 20 - AU 6 07:05 AU Chris Sargent 20 yd pass from Ron Duliba (kick failed), :04, HC 20 - AU 12 HOBART ALFRED FIRST DOWNS 19 8 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time 35:33 24:27 Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Hobart-Ty Godinho ; Dan Suozzi 1-19; Jack Holleran 7-11; TEAM 1-minus 1; Craig Swanson 8-minus 21. Alfred-Jesse Raynor 18-72; Ron Duliba PASSING: Hobart-Craig Swanson Alfred-Ron Duliba RECEIVING: Hobart-Dan Suozzi 9-68; Rick Pinero 7-108; Colby Feane 3-38; Tony Perillo Alfred-Nick Coleman 4-23; Jake Sprague 3-58; Chris Sargent 1-20; TyQuan Horton 1-14; Patrick Bell 1-6; Jesse Raynor 1-minus 6. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: NOLAN ROBINSON earned the UCAA Defensive Player of the Week award. It marks the third straight week the first-year has been honored by the league following back-to-back Rookie of the Week honors.

10 Hobart College Game Results (as of Oct 30, 2003) Overall Conference Date Opponent Score Record Record Time Attend Sep 13, 2003 at Dickinson College L : * Sep 27, 2003 UNION COLLEGE W : * Oct 04, 2003 at St. Lawrence Univ. W * Oct 11, 2003 UNIV. OF ROCHESTER L : Oct 18, 2003 FRANKLIN & MARSHALL W : Oct 25, 2003 at Alfred University W : Nov 01, 2003 at Ithaca College 1 pm Nov 08, 2003 ST. JOHN FISHER 1 pm * Nov 15, 2003 at Rensselaer PolyTech 1 pm * indicates conference game First ----RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE-- Return Penalty Turn- Opponent Score Downs Number-Yards Attempts-Comp-Int Yards Plays Yards Yards Yards Overs / / / /-- --/-- ---/--- --/-- ---/--- --/-- Dickinson College / / / /158 70/75 326/292 52/121 68/14 4/4 UNION COLLEGE / / / /153 77/73 354/ /13 105/70 2/8 St. Lawrence Univ / / / /185 67/67 323/ /43 66/42 0/3 UNIV. OF ROCHESTER / / / /200 73/77 196/ /58 65/5 3/8 FRANKLIN & MARSHALL / / / /239 72/82 488/351 69/90 73/45 1/2 Alfred University / / / /115 82/56 352/188 35/62 64/51 2/1 otals / / / / / / / /227 12/26 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

11 Hobart College Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 30, 2003) TEAM STATISTICS HOBART OPP SCORING Points Per Game 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 Att-Comp-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS INT RETURNS: #-YARDS KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-YARDS Average Per Game PUNTS-YARDS Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME... 33:33 26:27 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS... 30/102 31/98 3rd-Down Pct... 29% 32% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS... 10/20 3/11 4th-Down Pct... 50% 27% SACKS BY-YARDS MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS PAT-ATTEMPTS ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game... 3/1689 3/1449 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Hobart College Opponents

12 Hobart College Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 30, 2003) RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Ty Godinho Dan Suozzi Jack Holleran Rick Pinero Brian Bach Kevin Sullivan Rick Pinero Nolan Robinson Dan Suozzi Bobby Bunze Doug Blakowski Total Henry Stemler Opponents Eric Ampuja Brandon Williard INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long John Hennekey TEAM Jamie Anderson Shawn Mizro Ryan Smith Craig Swanson Jimmy Gradis Total David Szentesy Opponents Eric Pasho Dyshaun Washington PASSING GP-GS Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Tony Clemente Total Craig Swanson Opponents Shawn Mizro Total KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents Dan Suozzi RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Rick Pinero Jack Holleran Dan Suozzi Mike DePersis Rick Pinero Chris Whipple Colby Feane Jonathan Ladd Ty Godinho Total Tony Perillo Opponents Rick Spidalieri Jonathan Ladd FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Brian Bach Jack Holleran Total Marcus Eriksson Opponents Total Opponents