2006 NAVY SPRINT FOOTBALL Media Notes

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1 2006 Schedule (1-0, 0-0 CSFL) Sept. 2 at Washington & Lee (scrimmage) W, 10-0 Sept. 10 at Johns Hopkins W, Sept. 24 vs. Army (Pride Bowl XXVIII)% 2 p.m. Oct. 6 at Cornell* 7 p.m. Oct. 20 at Princeton* 7 p.m. Oct. 27 Penn* 7 p.m. Nov. 3 Army* (Star Game)^ 7 p.m. Home games in bold All times Eastern, subject to change * Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) game % Kean Alumni Stadium (Union, N.J.) ^ Game televised on tape delay on CSTV Navy Quick Facts Location Annapolis, Md. Enrollment 4,000 Founded Oct. 10, 1845 Nickname Midshipmen, Mids Colors Navy Blue & Gold Stadium Rip Miller Field (3,500) Superintendent Vice Adm. Rodney Rempt, USN Director of Athletics Chet Gladchuk Letterwinners Returning/Lost 30/28 All-Time Record: (.820) First Year: 1946 Navy Coaching/Support Staff Head Coach Maj. Joseph R. Clearfield, USMC Alma Mater Union 93 Record at Navy (Years) 1-0 (first) Record vs. Army 0-0 Offensive Coord: 2nd Lt. Jonathan Chunn, USMC Quarterbacks/RB: Ens. James Olsen, USN Wide Receivers: Ens. Theo Williams, USN Offensive Line: 2nd Lt. Dan Wendolowski, USMC Defensive Line: Ens. Douglas Keel, USN Linebackers: 2nd Lt. James Polanco, USMC Defensive Backs: 2nd Lt. Andrew Holmes, USMC Strength and Conditioning: Cliff Dooman Ens. Lloyd Regas, USN Sprint Football Op.: Ens. Kearbey Robinson, USN Officer Representative: Maj. Ted Greeley, USMC Faculty Representative: Prof. William Bowman Team Physician: Cmdr. David Keblish, USN Athletic Trainers: Joe English Amanda Culton Equipment Staff: Bryan Harrod Sports Information: Jonathan Maggart 2006 NAVY SPRINT FOOTBALL Media Notes Sprint FB Contact: Jonathan Maggart Phone: (410) maggart@usna.edu 31 CSFL Championships.820 All-Time Winning Percentage 27-1 (.964) in Last-Five Years Navy Midshipmen (1-0, 0-0) vs. Army Black Knights (1-0, 0-0) Date: Sunday, September 24, 2006 Time: 2:00 p.m. Stadium: Kean Alumni Stadium (5,300) Surface: FieldTurf City: Union, N.J. All-Time Series: Navy leads, Streak: Navy, 4 Last Meeting: Navy 19, Army 16-2OT (Nov. 4, 2005, West Point, N.Y. - Star Game) Navy Looks to Remain Perfect at the Pride Bowl The Midshipmen are making their sixth appearance in the Pride Bowl, with each of their five previous visits resulting in victories. Each of Navy s last-four wins have come against the Black Knights, while its other victory came at the expense of Cornell in Navy s five wins in Pride Bowl play are the most among undefeated teams in Pride Bowl history and the second-highest total in the game s history (Montclair State, 7-6). Navy All-Time Results at the Pride Bowl Date Opponent Score Site MVP Oct. 14, 2001 Cornell W, Riverfront Stadium, Newark, N.J. RB Chris Rush Oct. 6, 2002 Army W, 22-9 Riverfront Stadium, Newark, N.J. DL Dane Brown Oct. 5, 2003 Army W, 14-0 Riverfront Stadium, Newark, N.J. QB Chris Ashinhurst Oct. 3, 2004 Army W, Riverfront Stadium, Newark, N.J. WR Kevin Laughary Oct. 2, 2005 Army W, 33-3 Kean Alumni Stadium, Union, N.J. LB Ryan Engle Mids Win 31st-Consecutive Season Opener at Johns Hopkins The Navy aerial attack completed 12-of-18 pass attempts, half of which went for more than 20 yards, and totaled 257 yards as the Midshipmen opened the 2006 campaign with a win at Johns Hopkins Homewood Field on Sunday, Sept. 10. With the victory, the Mids pushed their winning streak to 14 games, dating back to the start of the 2004 season. Navy has also won 31-consecutive season openers and 10-straight against non- CSFL teams. Making his first-collegiate start, senior quarterback Chris Marsh (New Alexandria, Pa.) accounted for 230 yards on 11-of-17 passing in the win. Marsh also ran for a pair of one-yard touchdown runs. After Johns Hopkins received the ball first and scored on a 14-play, 69-yard drive to open the game, Navy answered back with 28 unanswered points over the next-two quarters to put the game away. Five different receivers caught a pass from Marsh in the game. Sophomore Tommy Tellson (Bedford, Texas), junior Todd Barriger (Prescott, Mich.) and senior Mitchell Dow (Yorktown, Va.) each hauled in three passes and combined for 210 yards receiving. Junior running back Richard Engel (Medford, N.J.) ran for 70 yards on 11 carries, including a 39-yard scamper to set up Navy s first touchdown. However, the Midshipmen ground game could only muster 112 yards on 43 rushing attempts (2.6 ypc) and fumbled four times, losing three of them. Senior linebacker Ryan Engle (Reed City, Mich.) led the way with 14 tackles, two of which came in the backfield, including a sack. Sophomore Brian Smith (Gainesville, Fla.) contributed with nine tackles and a sack, while classmate Andrew Wright (Baltimore, Md.) made eight stops and batted away two passes in his first-collegiate game.

2 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown / High School 1 Eric Montgomery WR Fr. 6 1 Willoughby, Ohio / Willoughby South 2 Chris Marsh*** QB Sr New Alexandria, Pa. / Greensburg Salem 3 Stephen Phillips K Fr. 5 8 Barhamsville, Va. / Poquoson 4 Danny Davis** DB Sr. 5 9 Phoenix, Ariz. / Phoenix Christian 5 Dorian Smith DB Sr. 5 8 Alexandria, Va. / Thomas A. Edison 6 A.J. Storrs** WR Sr. 6 1 Cincinnati, Ohio / Jackson Hole (Wyo.) 7 Steve Benson RB Fr Ellenwood, Ga. / Martin Luther King Jr. 8 Matthew Mitchelson QB So. 6 2 Concord, Calif. / Concord 9 Justin Nabozna* DL So. 6 0 New Fairfield, Conn. / New Fairfield 10 Todd Barriger** WR Jr Prescott, Mich. / Whittemore-Prescott 11 Marcus Walters*** DB Sr. 5 9 Richardson, Texas / J.J. Pearce 13 D.J. Green QB So Indianapolis, Ind. / Perry Meridian 14 Jon DeWitt QB So. 6 0 Mendham, N.J. / West Morris Mendham 15 Justin Daniel RB Jr. 5 8 Severn, Md. / Archbishop Spalding 16 Tom Canny** DB Jr. 5 8 Parker, Colo. / Regis Jesuit 17 Jason Feipel* DB Jr Walcott, Iowa / Davenport West 18 Travis Chambers*** TE Sr. 5 8 Houston, Texas / Pearland 19 James Campbell* DB So. 6 1 Kansas City, Mo. / Oak Park 20 Enrique Harris RB So. 5 8 Crawfordville, Fla. / Wakulla 21 Nate Stewart RB Fr. 5 9 Fitzgerald, Ga. / Fitzgerald 22 Jarred Tate DB Fr. 5 9 Las Vegas, Nev. / Shadow Ridge 23 Ryan Engle** LB Sr. 5 8 Reed City, Mich. / Reed City 24 Jason Mahuna DB Fr. 5 6 Hilo, Hawai i / Kamehameha 25 Steve Scarver RB Sr. 5 5 Pataskala, Ohio / Licking Heights 26 Luke Scott DB Fr. 5 7 Coopersburg, Pa. / Southern Lehigh 27 Andrew Wright DB So. 6 0 Baltimore, Md. / Paul Laurence Dunbar 28 Tony Valliere RB So. 5 8 Palatine, Ill. / William Fremd 29 Tyler Hawkins LB Fr. 5 8 Canyon Country, Calif. / Canyon 30 Jared Shullick DB Jr. 5 9 Lorain, Ohio / Lorain Southern 31 Tim Keriazes DB Fr. 6 0 Springfield, Ohio / Springfield North 32 Tony Choros LB Jr Cresson, Pa. / Penn Cambria 33 Nicholas Pretty DB Fr San Jose, Calif. / Lincoln 34 Richard Engel** RB Jr Medford, N.J. / Shawnee 35 Scott Richards* K So. 6 1 Kenton, Ohio / Kenton 36 Chris Combellick LB So. 6 0 Carmel, Ind. / Carmel 37 Mike Molloy** DB Sr Missoula, Mon. / Hellgate 38 Chris Davis DB So. 5 9 Chesapeake, Va. / Indian River 39 Justin Belmore* DB So. 5 7 Dover, N.H. / Dover 40 Kyle Hayhurst LB Fr Pleasanton, Calif. / Foothill 41 Gaetano Bettinelli TE So St. Helena, Calif. / St. Helena 42 Alfonso Meidus RB So. 5 6 Leechburg, Pa. / Leechburg 43 Matt Haldeman LB Sr Allentown, Pa. / Salisbury 44 Corey Hausman LB So. 5 8 Onawa, Iowa / West Monona Community 45 Donald Jordan* DL Sr. 5 8 Accokeek, Md. / DeMatha 46 Tomas Chanquet LB Fr. 5 7 Lawrence, Mass. / Lawrence 47 Adam Birchenough** DL Sr Homer, N.Y. / Homer Central 48 Galen Landis DL So. 6 1 Hershey, Pa. / Hershey 49 David Reifenberg K Fr. 5 6 Ft. Wayne, Ind. / Bishop Dwenger 50 Antwan Richardson DL So Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. / Dobbs Ferry 51 Dave Novotney*** DL Sr. 6 0 Chesterton, Ind. / Chesterton 52 Taylor Brashear* DL Jr. 5 7 Collierville, Tenn. / Collierville 53 Drew Cecil* OL So. 6 1 Ft. Thomas, Ky. / Highlands 54 Michael Bosworth* OL So Dripping Springs, Texas / Dripping Springs 55 Jim Cremean OL Jr. 5 9 Sandusky, Ohio / Sandusky 56 Brian Smith* LB So. 5 8 Gainesville, Fla. / Buchholz 57 Chip Broun** OL Jr. 6 2 Dunwoody, Ga. / Wesleyan School 58 Mark Capansky OL So Woodstock, Va. / Central 61 Bill McClellan OL Fr. 5 8 Tinley Park, Ill. / Victor J. Andrew 62 Jason Barnes*** OL Sr. 5 7 Laguna Hills, Calif. / Laguna Hills 63 Brendan Dziama OL Fr. 5 9 Stratham, N.H. / Exeter 64 K.C. Dalton*** OL Sr Reno, Nev. / McQueen 67 Lou Feaman* OL Jr Boca Raton, Fla./Spanish River Community 68 Jeff Scheule* OL So Troy, Mich. / Notre Dame Prep 69 Tom Lucey OL Jr Reed City, Mich. / Reed City 70 T.J. McGuire OL So. 6 1 Foxborough, Mass. / Foxborough 74 Ryan Marko OL Fr Valencia, Calif. / Saugus 75 Cory Baxter** DL Sr. 5 9 North Kingstown, R.I. / North Kingstown 76 Chuck Bell OL Fr Gainesville, Fla. / Buchholz 79 Jerry Feehery OL So. 6 0 Wallingford, Pa. / Cardinal O Hara 80 Brad Cash WR Fr Wilmington, N.C. / E.A. Laney 81 Tommy Tellson* WR So Bedford, Texas / Euless Trinity 82 Nash Bagby WR So. 6 0 Waco, Texas / Reicher Catholic 86 Macedonius Melonas WR So. 5 6 Orem, Utah / Orem 87 Ryan Kelly TE Sr Annapolis, Md. / St. Mary s 88 Mitchell Dow** TE / P Sr. 6 2 Yorktown, Va. / Tabb 89 Jamie Fujimoto WR So. 5 4 Alea, Hawai i / Punahou 92 Alan Terwey DL So. 6 1 Cold Spring, Minn. / Rocori 93 Tom Hayes DL Fr. 5 9 Ballston Lake, N.Y. / South Glens Falls 95 Taylor Dodd DL Jr. 5 8 San Juan Capistrano, Calif. / St. Margaret s Episcopal 97 K.C. Middleton DL Fr. 6 1 Jacksonville, Fla. / University Christian School 98 Blake Moore DL Fr Newhall, Calif. / William S. Hart *denotes letters won Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. 82 Bagby, Nash WR 62 Barnes, Jason OL 10 Barriger, Todd WR 75 Baxter, Cory DL 76 Bell, Chuck OL 39 Belmore, Justin DB 7 Benson, Steve RB 41 Bettinelli, Gaetano TE 47 Birchenough, Adam DL 54 Bosworth, Michael OL 52 Brashear, Taylor DL 57 Broun, Chip OL 19 Campbell, James DB 16 Canny, Tom DB 58 Capansky, Mark OL 80 Cash, Brad WR 53 Cecil, Drew OL 18 Chambers, Travis TE 46 Chanquet, Tomas LB 32 Choros, Tony LB 36 Combellick, Chris LB 55 Cremean, Jim OL 64 Dalton, K.C. OL 15 Daniel, Justin RB 38 Davis, Chris DB 4 Davis, Danny DB 14 DeWitt, Jon QB 95 Dodd, Taylor DL 88 Dow, Mitchell TE / P 63 Dziama, Brendan OL 34 Engel, Richard RB 23 Engle, Ryan LB 67 Feaman, Lou OL 79 Feehery, Jerry OL 17 Feipel, Jason DB 89 Fujimoto, Jamie WR 13 Green, D.J. QB 43 Haldeman, Matt LB 20 Harris, Enrique RB 44 Hausman, Corey LB 29 Hawkins, Tyler LB 93 Hayes, Tom DL 40 Hayhurst, Kyle LB 45 Jordan, Donald DL 87 Kelly, Ryan TE 31 Keriazes, Tim DB 48 Landis, Galen DL 69 Lucey, Tom OL 24 Mahuna, Jason DB 74 Marko, Ryan OL 2 Marsh, Chris QB 61 McClellan, Bill OL 70 McGuire, T.J. OL 42 Meidus, Alfonso RB 86 Melonas, Macedonius WR 97 Middleton, K.C. DL 8 Mitchelson, Matthew QB 37 Molloy, Mike DB 1 Montgomery, Eric WR 98 Moore, Blake DL 9 Nabozna, Justin DL 51 Novotney, Dave DL 3 Phillips, Stephen K 33 Pretty, Nicholas DB 49 Reifenberg, David K 35 Richards, Scott K 50 Richardson, Antwan DL 25 Scarver, Steve RB 68 Scheule, Jeff DL 26 Scott, Luke DB 30 Shullick, Jared DB 56 Smith, Brian LB 5 Smith, Dorian DB 21 Stewart, Nate RB 6 Storrs, A.J. WR 22 Tate, Jarred DB 81 Tellson, Tommy WR 92 Terwey, Alan DL 28 Valliere, Tony RB 11 Walters, Marcus DB 27 Wright, Andrew DB

3 Army Quick Facts Location West Point, N.Y. Enrollment 4,000 Founded March 16, 1802 Nickname Black Knights, Cadets Colors Black, Gold, Gray Stadium Shea Stadium (2,000) Superintendent Lt. Gen. Franklin L. Hagenbeck Director of Athletics Kevin Anderson SID Contact Eric Melanson Phone (845) Fax (845) Website Army Coaching Staff Head Coach Gene McIntyre Alma Mater U.S. Military Academy 79 Record at Army (Years) (ninth) Record vs. Navy 6-10 Offensive Coordinator: Joe Sessa Defensive Coordinator: Maj. James Chastain Running Backs: Maj. Rich Comitz Wide Receivers: 2nd Lt. Dave Shepard Offensive Line: Ray Jarosz Defensive Line: Tim Blake Linebackers: Cpt. Todd Powers 2006 Schedule (1-0, 0-0 CSFL) Sept. 17 Pace JV W, Sept. 24 vs. Navy (Pride Bowl XXVIII)% 2 p.m. Oct. 6 Princeton* 7 p.m. Oct. 14 at Penn* 7 p.m. Oct. 27 Cornell* 7 p.m. Nov. 3 at Navy* (Star Game)^ 7 p.m. Home games in bold All times Eastern, subject to change * Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) game % Kean Alumni Stadium (Union, N.J.) ^ Game televised on tape delay on CSTV 2005 Results (4-3, 3-1 CSFL) Sept. 18 Sacred Heart JV L, Sept. 24 vs. Princeton (Allegiance Bowl)& W, 77-0 Oct. 2 vs. Navy (Pride Bowl XXVII)% L, 33-3 Oct. 7 at Princeton* W, 45-0 Oct. 14 Penn* W, 24-6 Oct. 28 at Cornell* W, 27-0 Nov. 4 Army* (Star Game)^ L, (2OT) Home games in bold * Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) game & Saratoga Springs High School (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.) % Kean Alumni Stadium (Union, N.J.) ^ Game televised on ESPNU Scouting Army The Black Knights enter the Pride Bowl with a 1-0 record following its win over Pace s junior varsity team last Sunday. Army s offense piled up 478 yards of total offense against the Setters, 442 of which came on the ground via 68 carries (6.5 ypc). Senior running back Nate Navarro led the Black Knights with 125 yards rushing on only 12 carries. Sophomore quarterback Robert Miner also rushed over 100 yards, collecting 116 yards on 17 attempts and two touchdowns. Miner completed 2-of-9 pass attempts for 36 yards and a touchdown in the win. Junior defensive back Barrett Rife led the defense with seven tackles and recovering a fumble, while senior defensive lineman Matt Vargas made three tackles for a loss. Series History Navy holds a slim advantage in the all-time series against Army. The Midshipmen have won all four meetings with the Black Knights at the Pride Bowl. The Mids have come away victorious in each of their last-four games against Army and have won eight of the last nine contests between the two teams. Last season, Navy defeated Army, 33-3, in the Pride Bowl before claiming the N-Star in West Point, N.Y., with a 19-16, double-overtime victory. The Army-Navy Series Overall Navy, at Annapolis Navy, at West Point Army, 14-9 at Neutral Site Navy, 7-6 * Pottsville, Pa. Army, 4-3 & St. Clair, Pa. Army, 1-0 % Blue Mountain, Pa. Army, 1-0 $ Newark, N.J. Navy, 3-0 ^ Union, N.J. Navy, 1-0 Date Res. Score Site 10/26/57 Lost 7-0 H 10/24/58 Lost 33-0 A 10/30/59 Won 26-0 H 11/4/60 Won 12-7 A 11/10/61 Won 15-7 H 11/16/62 Lost A 10/12/63 Won 13-0 H 10/17/64 Lost 6-0 A 10/23/65 Won H 10/26/66 Lost 13-9 A 11/4/67 Won 3-0 H 11/8/68 Lost A 11/14/69 Won H 10/16/70 Lost 14-7 H The Matchup OFFENSE Navy Army Points Scored First Downs Rushing Att.-Yards Rushing TD 4 5 Passing Com.-Att Passing Yards Passing TD-INT Sacked-Yds. Lost Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 27:33 39:44 FG Made-Att XP Made-Att Red Zone Scores Date Res. Score Site 10/22/71 Lost 20-0 A 11/3/72 Lost 41-0 H 11/9/73 Lost A 11/16/74 Lost H 10/4/75 Lost A 10/9/76 Lost H 10/14/77 Won A 10/20/78 Won 8-7 H 11/3/79 Lost A 10/3/80 Lost H 10/9/81 Won 17-7 A 10/15/82 Won 27-7 H 10/21/83 Lost A 11/12/83 Lost N! 10/26/84 Won 17-0 H 11/10/84 Lost 52-0 N! 11/1/85 Won A 10/31/86 Won H 11/6/87 Lost A 11/5/88 Won 16-6 H 11/3/89 Lost A 11/2/90 Lost 35-7 H 11/8/91 Tie H 10/24/92 Won N* Date Res. Score Site 11/13/92 Won H 10/23/93 Lost 28-3 N* 11/12/93 Won A 11/4/94 Lost H 11/10/95 Won 17-3 A 11/8/96 Lost 34-7 H 9/27/97 Won N* 11/7/97 Won A 10/3/98 Lost 48-3 N* 11/15/98 Won H 10/9/99 Won N* 11/12/99 Lost A 10/27/00 Lost 21-7 N& 11/10/00 Lost H 10/6/01 Lost 24-7 N% 11/9/01 Won (OT) A 10/6/02 Won 22-9 N$ 11/8/02 Won H 10/5/03 Won 14-0 N$ 11/7/03 Lost A 10/3/04 Won N$ 11/4/04 Won H 10/2/05 Won 33-3 N^ 11/4/05 Won (2OT) A DEFENSE Navy Army Points Scored First Downs Rushing Att.-Yards Rushing TD 1 1 Passing Com.-Att Passing Yards Passing TD-INT Sacked-Yds. Lost Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 32:27 20:16 FG Made-Att XP Made-Att Red Zone Scores

4 CSFL Standings League Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Navy Army Cornell Princeton Penn Last Week: Sept. 16 Cornell 20, Penn 12 (Allegiance Bowl) Sept. 17 Army 42, Pace JV 20 This Week: Sept. 22 Cornell at Princeton Sept. 24 Army vs. Navy (Pride Bowl XXVIII) Next Week: Sept. 29 Penn at Princeton CSFL League Leaders 7 p.m. 2 p.m. 7 p.m. Passing Att. Com. Yds. TD INT Chris Marsh, Navy Mike Loguidice, Penn Zak Dentes, Cornell Robert Miner, Army A.J. Storrs, Navy Rushing Att. Yds. TD Avg. Nate Navarro, Army Robert Miner, Army Richard Engel, Navy Zak Dentes, Cornell Steven Lewis, Army Receiving Rec. Yds. TD Avg. Michael D Angelo, Penn Jason Remillard, Cornell Tommy Tellson, Navy Todd Barriger, Navy Sam Coe, Cornell Tackles Total Ryan Engle, Navy 14 Brian Smith, Navy 9 John Parke, Cornell 9 Andrew Wright, Navy 8 Greg Solomon, Cornell 8 Interceptions INT James Campbell, Navy 1 14-Straight Victories The Midshipmen ran their winning streak to 14 games, dating back to the start of the 2004 season, with their season-opening, victory at Johns Hopkins two weeks ago. During its cureent winning streak, Navy has outscored the opposition, , a 33.9-point average margin of victory. Since the middle of the 2001 season, Navy has also won 31 of its last 32 contests. Navy s 14-Game Winning Streak Sept. 24, 2004 Princeton W, Oct. 3, 2004 vs. Army (Pride Bowl) W, Oct. 9, 2004 Cornell W, 31-6 Oct. 22, 2004 at Princeton W, Oct. 29, 2004 Pennsylvania W, 45-7 Nov. 5, 2004 Army (Star Game) W, Sept. 17, 2005 at VMI W, 35-0 Sept. 23, 2005 at Cornell W, 41-0 Oct. 2, 2005 vs. Army (Pride Bowl) W, 33-3 Oct. 7, 2005 Cornell W, 7-0 Oct. 21, 2005 Princeton W, 98-0 Oct. 28, 2005 at Pennsylvania W, Nov. 4, 2005 at Army (Star Game) W, (2OT) Sept. 10, 2006 at Johns Hopkins W, Navy in Non-CSFL Games The Midshipmen have won 12-consecutive non-league games with their season-opening victory at Johns Hopkins two weeks ago. Navy has not lost a non-csfl contest since the end of nonleague play in The Midshipmen have outscored their opposition, , and averaged a 28.8-point margin of victory during their streak. Navy s 12-Game Non-CSFL Winning Streak Sept. 22, 2002 at Johns Hopkins W, 33-0 Sept. 29, 2002 at Frostburg State W, 55-7 Oct. 6, 2002 vs. Army (Pride Bowl) W, 22-9 Sept. 14, 2003 Johns Hopkins W, Sept. 20, 2003 Pennsylvania W, 10-6 Oct. 5, 2003 vs. Army (Pride Bowl) W, 14-0 Sept. 24, 2004 Princeton W, Oct. 3, 2004 vs. Army (Pride Bowl) W, Sept. 17, 2005 at VMI W, 35-0 Sept. 23, 2005 at Cornell W, 41-0 Oct. 2, 2005 vs. Army (Pride Bowl) W, 33-3 Sept. 10, 2006 at Johns Hopkins W, First-Career Start No Problem Nine of Navy s starting-22 during its season-opening, win at Johns Hopkins on Sept. 10 made their first-career start, five on offense and four on defense. First-Career Starts QB Chris Marsh 11-of-17, 230 yds., 14 car., -8 yds., 2 TD TB Richard Engel 11 car., 70 yds., TD FB Enrique Harris 8 car., 39 yds., TD WR Tommy Tellson 3 rec., 83 yds. LG Jeff Scheule --- SLB Brian Smith 9 tackles, 1.5 TFL, 1 sack, 1 PBU SS Andrew Wright 8 tackles, 2 PBU FS James Campbell 4 tackles, 1 INT, 1 PBU CB Dorian Smith 6 tackles Taking it Back the Other Way Sophomore James Campbell s (Kansas City, Mo.) 39-yard interception return during Navy s season-opening win at Johns Hopkins two weeks ago was the first of his career and the team s longest interception return since Patrick Flores 45-yard return against Frostburg State on Sept. 29, 2002.

5 More Than a Week, Better be Prepared The Midshipmen have won 12-consecutive games when given more than a week to prepare for its next opponent, dating back to the start of the 2001 season. Over its last-10 seasons, Navy has recorded a 20-1 mark in games with more than a week to prepare. 30 a Game Leaves Opponents at Bay The Midshipmen have come away victorious in 37-straight games in which they score over 30 points. Navy has surpassed the 30-point mark in 37 of its last 74 games. Team Scoring Streak Navy has put points on the scoreboard in each of its last 107 games, scoring in double figures in 96 of those contests. The Midshipmen have not been shut out in a game since dropping a 12-0 decision at Princeton on Oct. 21, Stifling Defense In their last 50 games, the Midshipmen defense has held the opposition to 20 or fewer points on 38 occasions, coming away victorious in each of those contests. The last time Navy lost a game in which its defense yielded less than 21 points came on Oct. 23, 1998, dropping a decision to Penn. Game Decided by 14+ Points, Advantage Navy Navy has won each of the last-25 games decided by 14 or more points, dating to its victory over Cornell on Oct. 14, 2001, in the Pride Bowl only 31 games ago. Navy Sprint Football in the Spotlight This year s Star Game against Army on Nov. 3, in Annapolis will be televised by CSTV on a tape-delayed basis on Sunday, Nov. 5, at 9 p.m. Pete Medhurst and Scott Zolak, both who serve on the CSTV announcing crew for Navy s varsity football contests, will call the action for the game. The televised game marks the fourth-consecutive year that Navy sprint football has received national televised coverage. In 2003, the Midshipmen defeated Army, 14-0, in the Pride Bowl at Newark, N.J., on CSTV. One year later, NFL Films Presents was on hand to watch Navy hand Army a setback at the Pride Bowl. Last season, the Mids rallied from a 16-0 halftime deficit to claim a 19-16, double-overtime victory over the Black Knights in West Point on ESPNU. Prior/Current Enlisted Men with Navy Sprint Football Fourteen men associated with this year s team have prior or currently enlisted with the United States Navy or United States Marine Corps. Two managers, Steven Sifuentes and Jeff Walker, received Purple Hearts for their service in the Marines in Iraq. During his second tour in Iraq, head coach Maj. Joseph R. Clearfield, USMC served with this year s sprint football officer representative, Maj. Ted Greeley, USMC. Prior/Current Enlisted Men with Navy Sprint Football U.S. Navy: 2nd Lt. Jonathan Chunn, USMC Offensive Coordinator Ens. Douglas Keel, USN Defensive Line Coach #8 Matthew Mitchelson Quarterback #20 Enrique Harris Running Back #50 Antwan Richardson Defensive Line U.S. Marine Corps: Maj. Joseph R. Clearfield, USMC Head Coach Maj. Ted Greeley, USMC Officer Representative #1 Eric Montgomery Wide Receiver #21 Nate Stewart Running Back #74 Ryan Marko Offensive Line Dan Ford Manager Mike Ford Manager Steven Sifuentes Manager Jeff Walker Manager Record When Situation 2006 Streak Overall 1-0 W-14 Playing at home 0-0 W-14 Playing on the road 1-0 W-5 Playing at a neutral site 0-0 W-5 Leading after the first quarter 1-0 W-10 Trailing after the first quarter 0-0 W-4 Tied after the first quarter 0-0 W-6 Leading at halftime 1-0 W-11 Trailing at halftime 0-0 W-2 Tied at halftime 0-0 W-5 Leading after the third quarter 1-0 W-38 Trailing after the third quarter 0-0 W-1 Tied after the third quarter 0-0 W-2 In overtime 0-0 W-2 Come-from-behind wins Navy scores first 0-0 W-11 Opponent scores first 1-0 W-6 Navy rushes for over 200 yards 0-0 W-13* Opponent rushes for over 200 yards 0-0 W-2* Navy passes for over 200 yards 1-0 W-9 Opponent passes for over 200 yards 0-0 W-2* Winning turnover margin 0-0 W-14* Losing turnover margin 1-0 W-4 Turnover margin is tied 0-0 W-5* On FieldTurf / artificial turf 1-0 W-10 On grass 0-0 W-8 Navy scores 20 or less 0-0 W-6 Navy scores points 1-0 W-2 Navy scores 31-plus points 0-0 W-37 Opponent scores 20 or less 1-0 W-38 Opponent scores points 0-0 L-1 Opponent scores 31-plus points 0-0 L-4 *denotes since start of 2002 season Notes About Longer Streaks Overall W-14 last loss at Army; Nov. 7, 2003 (30-25) Playing at Home W-14 last loss vs. Army; Nov. 10, 2000 (31-24) Leading at Halftime W-11 last loss at Army; Nov. 7, 2003 (30-25) Tied at Halftime W-5 last loss at Army; Nov. 3, 1989 (32-10) Leading after the Third Quarter W-38 last loss at Princeton; Oct. 30, 1998 (21-20, OT) Navy Scores First W-11 last loss at Army; Nov. 7, 2003 (30-25) Navy Scores 31-plus Points W-37 last loss vs. Army; Nov. 4, 1994 (41-34) Opponent Scores 20 or less W-38 last loss vs. Penn; Oct. 23, 1998 (17-14) Opponent Scores Points L-1 last win vs. Princeton; Oct. 24, 2003(62-24) Opponent Scores 31-plus Points L-4 last win at Wesley (JV); Sept. 21, 1997 (48-34)

6 The Last Time: Navy Rushing Rushed 20-plus Times 24 by Richard Engel vs. Cornell (Oct. 7, 2005) Rushed For Over 100 Yards 106 by Enrique Harris vs. Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) Rushed For Three or More TD 3 by Richard Engel vs. Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) The Last Time: Navy Passing Completed 20-Plus Passes 20 by James Olsen at Penn (Oct. 28, 2005) Passed For Over 300 Yards 318 by James Olsen at Penn (Oct. 28, 2005) Passed For Three or More TD 5 by James Olsen at Penn (Oct. 28, 2005) The Last Time: Navy Receiving Caught Five-Plus Passes 5 by Theo Williams at Army (Nov. 4, 2005) Caught For Over 100 Yards 134 by Kurt Laughary at Cornell (Sept. 23, 2005) Caught Two or More TD 3 by Theo Williams at Penn (Oct. 28, 2005) The Last Time: Navy Team Team Rushed over 300 Yards 580 vs. Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) Team Rushed over 400 Yards 580 vs. Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) Team Rushed over 500 Yards 580 vs. Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) Team Passed Over 300 Yards 361 at Penn (Oct. 28, 2005) Team Offense Over 500 Yards 606 at Penn (Oct. 28, 2005) Team Offense Over 600 Yards 606 at Penn (Oct. 28, 2005) Shut Out Opponent at Home vs. Princeton, 98-0 (Oct. 21, 2005) Shut Out Opponent on the Road at Cornell, 41-0 (Sept. 23, 2005) Was Shut Out at Home vs. Army, 41-0 (Nov. 3, 1972) Was Shut Out on the Road at Princeton, 12-0 (Oct. 21, 1989) Played an Overtime Game at Army, (2OT) (Nov. 4, 2005) The Last Time: Navy Defense Opp. Rushed Less Than 50 Yards 39 by Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) Opp. Rushed For Over 200 Yards 210 by Army (Oct. 2, 2005) Opp. Passed Less Than 50 Yards 1 by Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) Opp. Passed For Over 200 Yards 206 by Cornell (Oct. 10, 2003) Opp. Team Offense Less Than 100 Yards 40 by Princeton (Oct. 21, 2005) Opp. Team Offense Over 500 Yards 561 by Penn (Nov. 7, 1999) Assistant Coaches Loaded with Playing Experience This year s group of assistant coaches has plenty of playing experience with the Navy varsity or sprint football teams. Five of this year s assistants earned all-league accolades with the sprint football team, while two assistants saw playing time with the varsity football squad during their career. Assistant Coaches Navy Playing Experience 2nd Lt. Jonathan Chunn, USMC Offensive Coordinator Two-time All-CSFL WR Ens. James Olsen, USN Quarterbacks/Running Backs 2005 All-CSFL QB Ens. Theo Williams, USN Wide Receivers 2005 CSFL MVP 2nd Lt. Dan Wendolowski, USMC Offensive Line Navy varsity OL Ens. Douglas Keel, USN Defensive Line 2005 All-CSFL DL 2nd Lt. James Polanco, USMC Linebackers Navy varsity DB 2nd Lt. Andrew Holmes, USMC Defensive Backs 2004 All-CSFL DB Maj. Joseph R. Clearfield, USMC Takes Over the Reigns Maj. Joseph R. Clearfield, USMC, was named the head coach of the Navy sprint football program last winter. Clearfield replaced Maj. Jerome Rizzo, USMC, who posted a 26-1 record (.963) with three CSFL championships during his four seasons as head coach. "The transition should be smooth and I expect Maj. Clearfield to carry forward the same high level of organization, intensity, work ethic and winning spirit established by his predecessor," stated Naval Academy Director of Athletics Chet Gladchuk. "Navy sprint football has no objective less than National Champions on an annual basis." "I am thankful for the opportunity to serve as the head coach," stated Maj. Clearfield. "I have some big shoes to fill with the achievement of Navy's program over its 60-year history. I am excited about the position and look forward to continuing that history of success." Clearfield served as the assistant head coach and special teams coordinator for the 2005 Navy sprint football team that won its 31st CSFL Championship with a perfect 7-0 record. At the helm of the special teams unit, Clearfield had three Mids earn a combined four CSFL Special Teams Player-of-the-Week honors. Navy's special teams blocked two punts, one field goal and one extra point attempt, in addition to returning a kickoff and punt for a touchdown during the 2005 campaign. In 1993, Clearfield graduated Cum Laude from Union College with a Bachelor of Arts in History, after attending Columbia University. He is also a graduate of Amphibious Warfare School, Infantry Officers Course, The Basic School, Airborne School (Honor Graduate), Naval Senior Officers Legal Course, and the Recruiting Management Course. Clearfield came to the Academy with an impressive military background and decorations. Clearfield served as Platoon Commander and Executive Officer Company F in the 2nd Battalion 2nd Marines from He participated in Operation Uphold/Restore Democracy in Haiti 1994, Operation Strong Resolve in Norway 1995 and Operation Assured Response in Liberia with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable) in From , Clearfield returned to the United States to serve as Operations Officer and Executive Officer of the Recruiting Station in Baltimore. During that span, the station was named the 4th Marine Corps District's Recruiting Station of the Year three times. Clearfield performed as a Commanding Officer in Company I, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines in In that time, Clearfield served in Operation Iraqi Freedom and commanded the Boat Company in the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable) during Operation Enduring Freedom. In 2002, he also participated in Operation Moonlight in Jordan and Operation Eager mace in Kuwait. During , Clearfield served as an Operations Officer with the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines. He was involved with Operation Iraqi Freedom II, including Operation Vigilant Resolve in Fallujah. For his efforts and service during his military career, Clearfield has earned several honors and decorations. His personal decorations include the two Bronze Stars with Combat "V", Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal with two Gold Stars, and the Combat Action Ribbon with one star. In 1996, he won the "Tarawa Award" for the outstanding Platoon Commander in 2nd Marine Division. He is married to the former Kimberly Regan Blaisdell. They have two daughters, Mackenzie Julia (2) and Abigail (3 months).

7 Game 1 - Baltimore, Md. - Sept. 10, 2006 Navy 28 Johns Hopkins 12 Score by Quarters Final Navy Johns Hopkins Scoring Summary 1st 10:28 JHU Rokeach 4-yd. pass from Callocchia (kick failed) 14-69, 4:32 1st 3:05 Navy Marsh 1-yd. run (Reifenberg PAT) 6-48, 3:52 2nd 4:01 Navy Harris 1-yd. run (Reifenberg PAT) 4-63, 0:20 2nd 1:50 Navy Engel 1-yd. run (Reifenberg PAT) 4-40, 0:48 3rd 9:34 Navy Marsh 1-yd. run (Reifenberg PAT) 11-80, 5:26 4th 9:45 JHU Kase 2-yd. run (pass failed) 9-79, 4:13 Team Statistics Category Navy Johns Hopkins First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passing Att.-Com.-INT Plays-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 27:33 32:27 3rd Down Conversions th Down Conversions Red Zone Efficiency Sacks-Yards Individual Statistics RUSHING (No.-Yds.) Navy - Engel (11-70), Harris (8-39), Stewart (3-7), Scarver (4-2), Benson (1-2), Meidus (1-1), Green (1--1), Marsh (14--8) Johns Hopkins - Kase (20-107), Martino (12-39), Murray (3-10), Rokeach (1-7), Callocchia (2-1) PASSING (Com.-Att.-Yds.-Int.) Navy - Marsh ( ), Storrs ( ) Johns Hopkins - Callocchia ( ), Michalski ( ), Murray ( ) RECEIVING (No.-Yds.) Navy - Tellson (3-83), Barriger (3-76), Dow (3-51), Storrs (2-49), Engel (1--2) Johns Hopkins - Rokeach (5-41), Dubovick (2-56), Parker (2-46), Wooley (1-21), Younger (1-9), Pann (1-7), Beidler (1-4), Martino (1--3) TOP-FIVE TACKLERS (UA-A-T) Navy - Engle (8-6-14), B.Smith (5-4-9), Wright (2-6-8), Novotney (3-4-7), D.Smith (3-3-6), D.Davis (1-5-6) Johns Hopkins - Giordano (5-5-10), Wooley (6-0-6), Sullivan (4-2-6), Medaglio (2-4-6), Adams (1-5-6)

8 Offensive Individual Season and Career Highs #2 Chris Marsh Season Highs Career Highs Pass Attempts 17 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 17 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Pass Completions 11 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 11 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Passing Yards 230 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 230 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Pass 53 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 53 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Passing TDs 0 1 at Penn (10/28/05) INTs Thrown 0 2 vs. J. Hopkins (9/14/03) Rushes 14 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 14 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing Yards -8 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 39 at Cornell (9/23/05) Longest Run 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 33 at Cornell (9/23/05) Rushing TDs 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #6 A.J. Storrs Season Highs Career Highs Pass Attempts 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Pass Completions 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Passing Yards 27 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 27 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Pass 27 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 27 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Passing TDs 0 0 INTs Thrown 0 0 Receptions 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4, 2x (Army; 11/5/04) Receiving Yards 49 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 112 vs. Cornell (10/9/04) Longest Catch 31 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 49 vs. Cornell (10/9/04) Receiving TDs 0 2 vs. Cornell (10/9/04) #7 Steve Benson Season Highs Career Highs Rushes 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing Yards 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Run 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing TDs 0 0 #10 Todd Barriger Season Highs Career Highs Receptions 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Receiving Yards 76 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 76 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Catch 43 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 43 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Receiving TDs 0 0 #13 D.J. Green Season Highs Career Highs Pass Attempts 0 3 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Pass Completions 0 1, 2x (Princeton; 10/21/05) Passing Yards 0 22 at VMI (9/17/05) Longest Pass 0 22 at VMI (9/17/05) Passing TDs 0 0 INTs Thrown 0 0 Rushes 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at VMI (9/17/05) Rushing Yards -1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 7 at VMI (9/17/05) Longest Run -1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 6 at VMI (9/17/05) Rushing TDs 0 1 at VMI (9/17/05) #20 Enrique Harris Season Highs Career Highs Rushes 8 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 8 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing Yards 39 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 106 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Longest Run 13 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 48 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Rushing TDs 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) #21 Nate Stewart Season Highs Career Highs Rushes 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing Yards 7 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 7 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Run 5 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 5 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing TDs 0 0 #25 Steve Scarver Season Highs Career Highs Rushes 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing Yards 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Run 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Rushing TDs 0 0 #34 Richard Engel Season Highs Career Highs Rushes 11 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 24 vs. Cornell (10/7/05) Rushing Yards 70 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 94 vs. Cornell (10/7/05) Longest Run 39 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 50 at Princeton (10/22/04) Rushing TDs 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Receptions 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 at Army (11/4/05) Receiving Yards -2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 0 at Army (11/4/05) Longest Catch -2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 at Army (11/4/05) Receiving TDs 0 0 #42 Alfonso Meidus Season Highs Career Highs Rushes 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 15 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Rushing Yards 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 94 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Longest Run 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 32 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Rushing TDs 0 2 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) #49 David Reifenberg Season Highs Career Highs Points Scored 4 4 XPs Made 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) XPs Attempted 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) FGs Made 0 0 FGs Attempted 0 0 Longest FG Made 0 0 #81 Tommy Tellson Season Highs Career Highs Receptions 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Receiving Yards 83 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 83 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Catch 53 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 53 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Receiving TDs 0 0 #82 Nash Bagby Season Highs Career Highs Receptions 0 1 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Receiving Yards 0 8 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Longest Catch 0 8 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Receiving TDs 0 0 Punts 0 1, 2x (Princeton; 10/21/05) Yards 0 26 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Average vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Inside Points Scored 0 0 XPs Made 0 7 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) XPs Attempted 0 7 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) FGs Made 0 0 FGs Attempted 0 1 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Longest FG Made 0 0 #88 Mitchell Dow Season Highs Career Highs Receptions 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Receiving Yards 51 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 51 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Longest Catch 27 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 27 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Receiving TDs 0 1 at Penn (10/28/05) Punts 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 9 vs. Cornell (10/7/05) Yards 112 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 357 vs. Cornell (10/7/05) Average 37.3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 40.8 at Army (11/4/05) Inside vs. Cornell (10/7/05)

9 Defensive Individual Season and Career Highs #4 Danny Davis Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 6 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 8, 2x (Army; 10/2/05) Tackles for Loss vs. Army (10/2/05) Sacks 0 1,3x (Princeton; 10/21/05) Interceptions 0 1, 2x (Penn; 10/28/05) Pass Breakups 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #5 Dorian Smith Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 6 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 6 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #9 Justin Nabozna Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 10 at Army (11/4/05) Tackles for Loss 0.5 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2.0, 2x (Princeton; 10/21/05) Sacks 0 1, 2x (Army; 10/2/05) #11 Marcus Walters Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 8 at Army (11/4/05) Interceptions 0 1, 2x (Cornell; 10/9/04) Pass Breakups 0 4 at Princeton (10/22/04) #16 Tom Canny Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2, 3x (Penn; 10/29/04) #19 James Campbell Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Tackles for Loss 0 1.0, 2x (Penn; 10/28/05) Interceptions 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Pass Breakups 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) #23 Ryan Engle Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 14 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 23 vs. Army (10/2/05) Tackles for Loss 2.0 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3.5 vs. Cornell (10/7/05) Sacks 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at Princeton (10/22/04) Pass Breakups 0 1 vs. Cornell (10/9/04) #27 Andrew Wright Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 8 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 8 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Pass Breakups 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #29 Tyler Hawkins Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #39 Justin Belmore Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 4 vs. Princeton (10/21/05).5 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) Pass Breakups 0 1 vs. Princeton (10/21/05) #47 Adam Birchenough Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 2 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 6, 2x (Army; 10/2/05) Tackles for Loss 0.5 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3.0 at Penn (10/28/05) Sacks 0 1, 4x (Penn; 10/28/05) Pass Breakups 0 1 vs. Princeton (9/24/04) #48 Galen Landis Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 3 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #51 Dave Novotney Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 7 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 14 at Army (11/7/03) Tackles for Loss 1.5 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 5.5 at Cornell (9/23/05) Sacks 0 2, 3x (Cornell; 9/23/05) Interceptions 0 1 at Cornell (10/10/03) Pass Breakups 0 1, 3x (Cornell; 10/7/05) #52 Taylor Brashear Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1, 2x (J. Hopkins; 9/10/06) Tackles for Loss 1.0 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1.0 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #56 Brian Smith Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 9 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 9 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Tackles for Loss 1.5 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1.5 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Sacks 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) Pass Breakups 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) #75 Cory Baxter Season Highs Career Highs Tackles 1 at J. Hopkins (9/10/06) 10 at Army (11/4/05) Tackles for Loss 0 2.0, 2x (Princeton; 10/22/04) Sacks 0 1, 5x (Army; 11/4/05)