hobart two-deep game 7 St. Lawrence (2-3, 1-2) at hobart (4-2, 3-1)

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1 QB 3 Andrew Strom (SR, 5-11, 190) 4 Rich Doyle (JR, 6-1, 210) FB 25 Dan Spinella (SR, 5-11, 215) 27 Rob Nieves (SO, 6-0, 220) TB 23 Anthony Hobaica (JR, 5-5, 220) 34 Don Gilardi (SR, 5-8, 200) WR 22 James Wright (SR, 6-1, 205) 5 Tyler Vincent (SO, 6-2, 200) WR 1 Ryan LiDrazzah (JR, 5-8, 170) 89 Zach Schulz (JR, 6-2, 190) TE 15 Matt Duliba (JR, 6-1, 225) 86 David Degan (SO, 6-4, 235) RT 76 Mike Condon (JR, 6-2, 275) 79 Angelo Catalano (SO, 6-3, 275) RG 61 Brian Monaco (SO, 6-2, 285) 64 Kelvin Cruz (FY, 6-0, 295) C 78 Rick Riggi (JR, 6-5, 285) 56 Pat Carberry (SR, 5-9, 245) LG 60 Andrew Miller (SO, 6-1, 265) 71 Steve Paladino (FY, 6-1, 250) LT 62 Phill Perkins (SR, 6-3, 275) 66 Donald Lappe (FY, 6-7, 265) DE 98 Jim Drury (SR, 6-1, 230) 52 Tony Guidetti (SO, 6-1, 240) DT 54 Mike Faracca (SO, 6-0, 280) 94 Mike Arduini (SO, 6-0, 285) DT 75 Ryan Aruck (JR, 6-2, 305) 93 Anthony Shaw (SO, 5-10, 245) DE 90 Kwame Lovell (SO, 6-1, 240) 91 Derek Peterson (SR, 6-3, 270) OLB 8 Mike Kaplun (SR, 6-1, 185) 26 Orlando Patterson (JR, 5-8, 205) ILB 40 Justin Hager (JR, 6-0, 210) 39 Kyle O Laughlin (FY, 6-1, 205) ILB 51 Tony Siravo (JR, 6-0, 240) 48 Evan Amato (SO, 6-0, 240) OLB 11 Ryan Robinson (SO, 5-11, 205) 35 Fernando Jones (FY, 5-11, 205) CB 14 Alex Keyes (JR, 6-0, 185) 18 Bryan Newcomb (SR, 5-8, 190) FS 20 Lance Boyington (JR, 5-4, 165) 2 Dan Pembroke (SO, 6-2, 210) CB 21 James Alexander (SR, 6-2, 195) 31 Chris Szymanski (SO, 5-10, 180) LS 15 Matt Duliba (JR, 6-1, 225) 64 Kelvin Cruz (FY, 6-0, 295) P 85 Dominick Ancona (SR, 6-2, 225) 16 P.J. Overdorf (SO, 6-2, 200) PR 89 Zach Schulz (JR, 6-2, 190) 1 Ryan LiDrazzah (JR, 5-8, 170) KR 1 Ryan LiDrazzah (JR, 5-8, 170) 7 Andrew Marlier (FY, 6-0, 200) PK 85 Dominick Ancona (SR, 6-2, 225) 16 P.J. Overdorf (SO, 6-2, 200) H 4 Rich Doyle (JR, 6-1, 210) 3 Andrew Strom (SR, 5-11, 190) HOBART COLLEGE STATESMEN Football hobart two-deep game 7 St. Lawrence (2-3, 1-2) at hobart (4-2, 3-1) SERIES SNAPSHOT Today s game between the Statesmen and Saints marks the 80th meeting of the conference rivals with Hobart holding a series lead. The Statesmen won the first meeting way back in 1901, 10-0, and have won each of the past 15 showdowns. WHEN LAST WE MET On Oct. 21, 2006, Hobart scored the first 20 points of the game on the way to a 27-7 win at St. Lawrence. Don Gilardi broke off a 55-yard touchdown run, the longest run of the season by a Statesman. James Wright also scored for Hobart, catching an 18-yard TD pass. The Statesmen defense allowed the Saints to cross midfield just once and limited St. Lawrence to just five completions against three interceptions. Streaking Hobart comes into today s game riding a three-game win streak. Over the past three weeks, the Statesmen have produced some impressive numbers. The offense is averaging 47.0 points and yards (200.3 rush/307.7 pass), converting on 45 percent of its third down attempts and 82 percent of its fourth down tries. Defensively, Hobart has limited its last three foes to 19.0 points and yards (91.0 rush/146.0 pass). SOMETHING SPECIAL Following Hobart s 55-9 win over Merchant Marine, kicker Dominick Ancona earned his fifth Liberty League Special Teams Performer of the Week award. He kicked seven extra points (one shy of the Hobart record) and averaged 40.2 yards on four punts, including a 52-yarder. Ancona leads the Liberty League in scoring by kickers (7.7 ppg) and field goals made (6). Alexander the great Senior cornerback James Alexander registered three takeaways in the first half of Hobart win over Merchant Marine and was named the Liberty League and ECAC Northwest defensive player of the week. He doubled his career total with two first quarter interceptions and added a fumble recovery in the second quarter. All three turnovers led to Hobart touchdowns. Alexander leads the Liberty League and ranks 28th in the nation in passes defended (1.7/g). Wright Stuff Senior wideout James Wright caught five passes for 100 yards and two touchdowns against the Mariners. He passed Nico Karagosian 97 to move into fourth place on the career receiving yards list with 1,682. Wright passed Luke Gutelius 98 and Scott Yoder 01 to move into fifth place on the career receptions list with 109. Wright also vaulted from sixth to fourth on the career touchdown receptions list with 15, passing Karagosian and teammate Ryan LiDrazzah. hot pursuit While Wright is in the top five in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving TDs, junior wideout Ryan LiDrazzah is close behind. He has 91 catches for 1,356 yards, and 15 TDs, ranking ninth, ninth, and fifth, respectively. LiDrazzah needs four receptions to pass No. 8 Scott Geise 83 and six yards to pass No. 8 Scott Yoder 01. SCORE, Score, We Want More The States- Career Receiving Yards Dan Suozzi 05 ( ) Frank Fedorjaka 89 ( ) Scott Geise 83 ( ) James Wright 08 ( ) Nico Karagosian 97 ( ) Career Receptions Dan Suozzi 05 ( ) Frank Fedorjaka 89 ( ) Nico Karagosian 97 ( ) Rick Pinero 05 ( ) James Wright 08 ( ) Touchdown Receptions Dan Suozzi Rick Pinero Nate Waye James Wright Nico Karagosian Ryan LiDrazzah 08

2 2007 Hobart schedule Sept. 8 at Dickinson L, (OT) 15 CARNEGIE MELLON W, *RENSSELAER L, *at WPI W, Oct. 6 *at Susquehanna W, *Merchant Marine W, *St. Lawrence 1 p.m. 27 Alfred 1 p.m. Nov. 3 *at Union Noon 10 *at Rochester Noon *Liberty League game 2007 St. Lawrence Schedule Sept. 8 at Norwich W, at Alfred L, *SUSQUEHANNA W, (OT) 29 *ROCHESTER L, Oct. 6 *at Rensselaer L, *at Hobart 1 p.m. 27 *UNION 1 p.m. Nov. 3 *at Merchant Marine 1 p.m. 10 *WPI Noon *Liberty League game d3football.com top 25 poll School (1st votes) Rec Pts Prev 1 Mount Union (25) Mary Hardin-Baylor UW-Whitewater St. John s Capital Wheaton (Ill.) Central St. John Fisher Washington & Jefferson Wesley Salisbury Alfred St. Olaf Wabash Montclair State Ohio Northern Occidental Wartburg Linfield UW-Stevens Point Trinity (Texas) New Jersey Whitworth Muhlenberg NR 25 RENSSELAER NR Others receiving votes: Millsaps 55, Franklin 54, Bridgewater (Va.) 34, Bethel 34, Washington U. 22, UW-Eau Claire 18, St. Norbert 18, Pacific Lutheran 18, Hardin-Simmons 16, Rowan 15, Mississippi College 15, Cortland State 13, Hampden-Sydney 7, UW-La Crosse 6, UW-Oshkosh 4, Redlands 4, North Central 4, Hartwick 3, Mt. St. Joseph 3, Dickinson 2, Albright 1, Case Western Reserve 1, Tufts 1 men offense produced a season-high 55 points last week against Merchant Marine. It s the most points by Hobart since scoring 56 in a triple overtime win over Rensselaer on Sept. 24, It s the most points by the Statesmen in regulation since hanging 55 on WPI on Oct. 2, Breathing Room Hobart enjoyed a 46-point win over Merchant Marine. It s the Statesmen s most lopsided victory since shutting out St. Lawrence 47-0 on Sept. 29, Sharing The Wealth Five different running backs scored touchdowns in Hobart s 55-9 win over the Mariners, including four different backs in the second quarter. Model of efficiency Hobart is one of only two teams to rank in the top 12 in the nation in both pass efficiency and pass efficiency defense. The Statesmen are 11th in pass efficiency (164.82) and 12th in pass efficiency defense (85.3). The other team? Defending national champion Mount Union. All Take, No GIve The Statesmen lead the nation with the fewest turnovers lost. Hobart just three turnovers through six games. The Statesmen also lead the nation in the fewest interceptions with just one. Hobart is plus-five for the season. Point Of No Return Hobart s punt coverage unit has been very effective this year. The Statesmen are 13th in the nation allowing a scant 3.09 yards per punt return. Hobart has not allowed a punt return to go for more than 8 yards. Total Effort The Statesmen are gaining yards at a record-setting pace. Ranked 14th in the nation in total offense, Hobart is averaging yards, a clip that would put this year s squad past the 2004 team that gained 4,501. PASS HAPPY Senior quarterback Andrew Strom is ninth in the nation in pass efficiency at 164.5, 10th in total offense at yds/g, and 20th in passing yards at yds/g. Despite playing less than 30 minutes against Merchant Marine, he s still on pace to break all three Hobart season records. Top tackler Junior linebacker Justin Hager leads the Hobart defense and ranks fifth in the Liberty League with 8.5 tackles per game (51 total). He made a career-high 19 tackles against Carnegie Mellon, the most by a Statesman since instant impact First-year James Rayhill is fast developing a reputation as a premier pass rusher. The defensive end counts a team-leading four sacks among his five times this season. Only one player in the Liberty League has more sacks this season. Jim Drury and Kwame Lovell are second on the team with three sacks apiece. He s The Boss Now in his 13th season, Head Coach MIKE CRAGG boasts a career record of He has been named the Liberty League Coach of the Year four times and was the AFCA Regional Coach of the Year in Cragg is Hobart s all-time leader in wins and is second in winning percentage (.675). Scouting the Saints St. Lawrence (2-3, 1-2) comes to Geneva following a week off. The Saints will be looking to snap a two-game slide that includes a set back to Rensselaer on Oct. 6, a game in which SLU led 10-7 early in the fourth quarter. The offense is averaging 24.4 points and yards (105.2 rush/223.6 pass). Quarterback Brad Heil has completed 57.9 percent of his passes for 1,054 yards and 10 touchdowns against eight interceptions. Mike O Donnell is the team s top receiver with 22 catches for 358 yards. No Saint has caught more than one touchdown pass in a game. Running back Connor Hackett is the only Saint to run for more than 100 yards this season, 434 on 102 carries. Defensively, St. Lawrence is allowing 32.6 points and yards (207.8 rush/188.8 pass). Defensive tackle Gerard Bryant and linebacker Ben Buskey lead the team with 34 tackles each, while free safety Matt Sivright boasts a teamleading three interceptions. On the air Every Hobart football game will be carried live by WEOS-FM (89.7/90.3 in Geneva, 88.1 in Ithaca). Veteran play-by-play man Ted Baker will describe all of the action. Up Next Hobart will host No. 12 Alfred in its final regular season home game. The Statesmen and Saxons will kickoff at 1 p.m. on Oct. 27.

3 Game 1 Dickinson 30, Hobart 27 (OT) Sept. 8, 2007 CARLISLE, Pa. Hobart lost its season opener in heartbreaking fashion, falling to Dickinson in overtime. The Statesmen were 4-0 in overtime entering the game. The Statesmen grabbed the early lead when QB Andrew Strom drove his team down the field on the opening drive. Hobart covered 74 yards in 10 plays, capped by a 10-yard scoring run by Strom. Making his first start for the Statesmen, Strom completed 22 of 26 passes for 192 yards and a touchdown, while rushing for 34 yards and a TD. QB Rich Doyle also played, completing 5 of 9 for 63 yards. Together, they connected with nine different receivers, led by WR Ryan LiDrazzah s six catches for 44 yards and a touchdown. The Red Devils got on the board thanks to a Hobart fumble at the Statesmen 13. Three plays later, the score was tied, 7-7. Dickinson grabbed the lead with 2:38 remaining in the first quarter on a four-play, 87-yard drive. QB Ian Mitchell s 74-yard run set up a 12-yard TD. The extra-point was blocked leaving the Red Devils a 13-7 edge. The second quarter belonged to Hobart as RB Andrew Marlier scored on a 1-yard touchdown run and Strom hit LiDrazzah for a 28-yard strike. Dominick Ancona s PATs found their mark sending the Statesmen into the break with a lead. Ancona accounted for the only points of the third quarter on a 41-yard field goal, the longest by a Hobart player since Sept. 24, 2005 (47 yds). Late in the fourth quarter, Dickinson ended its nearly 45-minute scoring drought on an 8-yard touchdown run by Tim Smith (85 yds, 2 TD). The two-point conversion was no good, leaving Hobart a lead. Trailing by five with under a minute remaining, the Red Devils forced a fumble at their own 15. DB Will Scott scooped it up and returned it 86 yards for the go ahead TD with 47 seconds remaining. The two-point conversion put the Devils up From their own 18-yard line, Strom and Doyle completed a pair of passes each, moving the Statesmen into scoring range with one second remaining. Ancona s second career field goal attempt was true from 36 yards, forcing OT. Hobart missed a 42-yard field goal attempt with the first series in OT and Dickinson s Matt Stark booted a 37-yard field goal to win it. Defensively, Dickinson had five players record double digits in tackles, led by linebacker Eric Dube s 18 stops. ILB Jeff Sanders paced the Statesmen with eight. Score by Quarters OT Score Hobart (0-1) Dickinson (2-0) st 10:42 HOB Strom 10 run (Ancona kick), 10-74, 4:18 06:38 DIC Wells 6 run (Stark kick), 3-13, 0:59 02:38 DIC Smith 12 run (kick blocked), 4-87, 1:06 2nd 10:04 HOB Marlier 1 run (Ancona kick), 15-65, 7:34 04:45 HOB LiDrazzah 28 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 11-74, 4:05 3rd 02:17 HOB Ancona 41 field goal, 14-64, 8:46 4th 03:36 DIC Smith 8 run (pass failed), 8-44, 2:45 00:47 DIC Scott 86 fumble recovery (Mitchell rush) 00:00 HOB Ancona 36 field goal, 9-63, 0:47 OT DIC Stark 37 field goal, 4-5 HOB DIC 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 37:57 22:03 Third-Down Conversions 12 of 19 5 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Hobart-Hobaica 18-81; Gilardi 11-50; Strom 9-34; Marlier 11-32; Spinella 1-1; Doyle 1-minus 9. Dickinson-Mitchell ; Smith 17-85; Wells 4-11; Igle 3-8; Johnson 1-1. PASSING: Hobart-Strom ; Doyle Dickinson-Mitchell RECEIVING: Hobart-LiDrazzah 6-44; Wright 4-49; Schulz 4-49; Vincent 3-43; Duliba 3-34; Hobaica 3-20; Spinella 2-11; Nieves 1-8; Gilardi 1-minus 3. Dickinson-McInerney 2-19; Smith 1-12; Sandoe 1-10; O Conner 1-5; Johnson 1-3. Game 2 Hobart 27, #22 Carnegie Mellon 26 Sept. 15, 2007 GENEVA The Statesmen upset 22nd-ranked Carnegie Mellon, The Tartans had a chance to take the lead with 1:32 remaining, but missed a two-point conversion. QB Andrew Strom threw for 247 yards and three touchdowns, while rushing for a team-high 35 yards. WR James Wright was his top target, pulling in eight passes for 99 yards and two touchdowns. Hobart posted its first lead of the game with 4:47 remaining when Strom completed an 11-play 63-yard drive with a toss to the back corner of the end zone that WR Ryan LiDrazzah collected. Dominick Ancona s PAT put the Statesmen up Carnegie Mellon answered with an 11-play, 73-yard drive that ended with Sivek barreling in from 1 yard out. The Tartans opted to go for two, but failed as the pass was bobbled until the intended receiver was out of bounds. CMU attempted an onside kick, but Wright recovered for Hobart. The Statesmen ran all but nine seconds off the game clock and iced the victory on FS Dan Pembroke s first career interception with no time remaining. The defensive star of the game for Hobart was LB Justin Hager. He produced a team-high 19 tackles, the most by a Statesman since the start of the 1999 season. CB James Alexander also reached double digits with 11 stops. CB Jon Scholl paced the Tartans with a game-high 20 stops. CMU jumped out to a 13-0 lead. At the 4:07 mark of the first quarter, Sivek ran in from 3 yards out and Colin Marks booted the point after for a 7-0 lead. The Tartans made it 13-0 with 5:35 left in the second quarter on a 1-yard dive by Sivek. Marks PAT was wide, a result that had big repercussions later in the afternoon. The second score lit a fire under the Hobart offense. The Statesmen answered with a six-play, 70-yard drive that ended with a 7-yard pass from Strom to Wright. Strom accounted for a pair of 20-yard gains on the drive, one with his feet and one with his arm. The defense forced CMU to punt with 56 seconds left in the first half and Strom completed five straight passes to set up Ancona s 40-yard field goal as time expired. Ancona tied the game 20-all with the only points of the third quarter, a 29-yard field goal with 1:45 left in the frame. The teams traded touchdowns to start the fourth quarter, CMU on a 14-yard run by Gimson and Hobart on a 13-yard twisting reception by Wright, to set up the drama of the final minutes. Score by Quarters Score #22 Carnegie Mellon (2-1) Hobart (1-1) st 04:07 CMU Sivek 3 run (Marks kick), 6-30, 2:49 2nd 05:35 CMU Sivek 1 run (Marks kick failed), 12-71, 5:18 03:12 HOB Wright 7 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 6-70, 2:17 00:00 HOB Ancona 40 field goal, 6-62, 0:45 3rd 01:45 HOB Ancona 29 field goal, 14-57, 3:51 4th 14:27 CMU Gimson 14 run (Marks kick), 7-55, 2:09 10:59 HOB Wright 13 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 12-65, 3:23 04:47 HOB LiDrazzah 20 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 11-73, 4:07 01:32 CMU Sivek 1 run (Facemyer pass failed), 11-63, 3:10 CMU HOB 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 30:50 29:10 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 13 8 of 19 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: CMU-Gimson ; Sivek ; Whitman 3-16; Babcock 1-9; Adams 1-4; Facemyer 3-4. Hobart-Strom 12-35; Hobaica 9-34; Gilardi 11-32; Marlier 4-24; LiDrazzah 2-9; Doyle 1-0. PASSING: CMU-Facemyer ; Pantalone Hobart-Strom ; Schulz RECEIVING: CMU-Wisnieski 1-17; Gimson 1-4. Hobart-Wright 8-99; LiDrazzah 6-55; Vincent 3-35; Schulz 2-32; Duliba 2-8; Spinella 1-18.

4 Game 3 Rensselaer 35, Hobart 31 Sept. 22, 2007 GENEVA, N.Y. Hobart rallied from a 21-7 fourth quarter deficit to take a lead with 48 seconds remaining, but Rensselaer drove 67 yards in 35 seconds to score the game-winning touchdown with nine seconds remaining to steal a Liberty League win. The Engineer victory snapped a five-game losing streak to the Statesmen. After getting shutout in the second and third quarters, Hobart staged a furious fourth quarter comeback. RB Andrew Marlier recorded his second rushing touchdown of the day, less than two minutes into the final frame to get the Statesmen within seven, then the defense forced the Engineers to punt, setting Hobart up at its own 20. On second and 10, QB Andrew Strom scrambled away from defensive pressure and found WR Ryan LiDrazzah wide open. He caught the pass near the Hobart 40, got two key down-field blocks from WR James Wright and WR Tyler Vincent, and outran the pursuit for an 80-yard touchdown that tied the game, 21-all. Strom was 17-of-28 for 245 yards and two touchdowns with one interception. Li- Drazzah was his top receiver with four catches for a game-high 114 yards. Wright had three catches for 63 yards. RPI answered with a nine-play, 88-yard drive, capped by a 14-yard scramble by QB Jimmy Robertson, that put the Engineers back in front by seven. Both offenses went three and out on their next possession. When RPI punted back to Hobart, the ball traveled just 15 yards, setting the Statesmen up with first and 10 from the RPI 33 and 2:27 to work with. On the first play, RB Anthony Hobaica gained 15 yards and a first down. Hobart ran three times for a total of two yards to set up K Dominick Ancona s 33-yard field goal that put the Statesmen in front for the first and only time, 31-28, with 47 seconds left. Hobaica was Hobart s leading rusher with 70 yards on 16 carries in his first collegiate start. Robertson completed three straight passes to move RPI from its own 33 to the Hobart 3. All three completions ended up out of bounds stopping the clock. The last catch, by WR Chris Graef, was a fortunate carom that bounced off a teammate and a Hobart defender before Graef emerged from the fray with the ball. Two plays later, RB Isaac Williams barreled in from 1-yard out for the winning TD. Defensively, Hobart ILB Justin Hager logged a game-high 15 tackles. Score by Quarters Score Rensselaer (3-0,1-0) Hobart (1-2, 0-1) st 08:55 HOB Marlier 15 run (Ancona kick), 8-57, 3:39 05:50 RPI Munier 1 run (Nilson kick), 7-70, 2:58 2nd 01:13 RPI Williams 1 run (Nilson kick), 13-70, 5:19 3rd 01:45 RPI McGowan 9 pass from Robertson (Nilson kick), 10-69, 4:19 4th 13:16 HOB Marlier 5 run (Ancona kick), 9-68, 3:22 11:11 HOB LiDrazzah 80 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 2-80, 0:23 07:46 RPI Robertson 18 run (Nilson kick), 9-88, 3:25 03:06 HOB Spinella 9 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 2-50, 0:39 00:48 HOB Ancona 33 field goal, 5-17, 1:39 00:09 RPI Williams 1 run (Nilson kick), 5-67, 0:35 RPI HOB 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 31:26 28:34 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 14 2 of 12 Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 1 of 4 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: RPI-Williams ; Robertson 15-36; Munier 12-34; Heafy 1-2; McGowan 1-minus 5. Hobart-Hobaica 16-70; Strom 11-23; Marlier 8-22; LiDrazzah 2-8. PASSING: RPI-Robertson Hobart-Strom ; Ancona RECEIVING: RPI-McGowan 8-78; Savasli 5-54; Graef 3-56; McCarth 2-29; Williams 2-15; Fil 1-8. Hobart-LiDrazzah 4-114; Wright 3-63; Hobaica 3-27; Marlier 2-27; Spinella 2-14; Schulz 2-9; Duliba 1-10; Vincent 1-5. Game 4 Hobart 45, WPI 35 Sept. 29, 2007 WORCESTER, Mass. Hobart scored on five straight first half possessions and kept WPI at arm s length throughout the second half as the Statesmen posted a Liberty League win. Hobart amassed 469 yards of total offense, including a season-high 285 through the air. QB Andrew Strom completed 25 of 37 passes for 285 yards and three touchdowns without an interception. WR James Wright was his top target, hauling in nine passes for 141 yards and a touchdown. The Statesmen defense held WPI 11 points below its season average. DE Kwame Lovell led the charge with a team-high seven tackles. Four of his tackles were for a loss, including three sacks. WPI got on the board first when Manny Cambra ran 75 yards for a touchdown on the Engineers first play from scrimmage. Cambra had 145 yards rushing and three TDs. Hobart answered with a 10-play, 66-yard scoring drive that ended with a 1-yard plunge by RB Andrew Marlier. After the defense forced WPI to go three and out, Strom directed another scoring drive, this one ending on a 32-yard completion to Wright for a 14-7 lead. The defense again forced WPI to punt and Hobart went on another scoring drive. Strom again went to the air for the final play, connecting with WR Ryan LiDrazzah from 8 yards out. K Dominick Ancona booted the extra point for a 21-7 lead. For a third straight time, Hobart s D made the Engineers go three and out. The big play was a sack by Lovell on third down and six that sent the home team back to its own 15-yard line. The Statesmen began a short scoring drive from the WPI 38, taking a 28-7 lead on 6-yard completion from Strom to TE David Degan. Degan s first collegiate reception came with 10:08 remaining in the second quarter. With their next possession, the Engineers snapped out of their offensive funk scoring on a 5-yard pass from Justin Wells to WR Matt Burger. The extra point cut Hobart s lead to WPI s defense also stiffened, if only marginally, forcing the Statesmen to settle for a 23-yard field goal by Ancona on their ensuing drive. The Engineers played beat the clock with their final drive of the half, going 77 yards in 11 plays and scoring on a 10-yard Wells to TE Mike Butler pass with four ticks left. The teams traded touchdowns in the second half with RB Anthony Hobaica scoring twice for the Statesmen, both times from 5-yards out. Score by Quarters Score Hobart (2-2, 1-1) WPI (4-1, 1-1) st 13:39 WPI Cambra 75 run (Pszybysz kick), 1-75, 0:14 09:16 HOB Marlier 1 run (Ancona kick), 10-66, 4:15 05:41 HOB Wright 32 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 6-59, 1:49 2nd 14:24 HOB LiDrazzah 8 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 11-67, 4:51 10:08 HOB Degan 6 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 7-38, 2:54 07:16 WPI Burger 5 pass from Wells (Pszybysz kick), 7-66, 2:45 02:38 HOB Ancona 23 field goal, 11-50, 4:31 00:04 WPI Butler 10 pass from Wells (Pszybysz kick), 11-77, 2:26 3rd 09:47 WPI Cambra 5 run (Pszybysz kick), 7-63, 1:58 02:33 HOB Hobaica 5 run (Ancona kick), 9-74, 3:30 4th 05:54 HOB Hobaica 5 run (Ancona kick), 8-51, 4:18 02:07 WPI Cambra 1 run (Pszybysz kick), 13-70, 3:41 HOB WPI 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 38:27 21:33 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 18 3 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 4 of 4 3 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Hobart-Strom 14-80; Hobaica 21-71; Marlier 15-27; LiDrazzah 2-7; TEAM 1-minus 1. WPI- Cambra ; Chyoghly 5-33; Swanton 4-10; Burger 1-7; Wells 7-minus 9. PASSING: Hobart-Strom WPI-Swanton ; Wells ; Burger ; TEAM RECEIVING: Hobart-Wright 9-141; Vincent 4-45; LiDrazzah 3-28; Duliba 3-20; Schulz 2-21; Marlier 1-15; Spinella 1-6; Degan 1-6; Cowan 1-3. WPI-Butler 3-45; Burger 3-43; Chyoghly 3-18; Grady 2-45; Cummings 1-8; Cambra 1-7.

5 Game 5 Hobart 41, Susquehanna 13 Oct. 6, 2007 SELINSGROVE, Pa. Hobart rolled up 599 yards of total offense in a Liberty League win at Susquehanna. QB Andrew Strom threw for a career-high 387 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Statesmen. The Hobart defense turned in a stellar performance, forcing the Crusaders to punt on their first eight possessions. Susquehanna gained just three first downs and a scant 65 yards during the first half. Meanwhile, the offense got on the board midway through the first quarter when Strom hit TE Matt Duliba on an 11-yard pass play. It remained a 7-0 game until midway through the second quarter when RB Anthony Hobaica scored on a 1-yard plunge, sending the Statesmen into halftime with a 14-0 lead. Hobart punted three times in the first half and P Dominick Ancona dropped all three inside the Susquehanna 20, averaging 47 yards per punt. The Crusaders average starting field position in the first quarter was their own 12 and that improved only marginally in the second quarter to their own 22. Hobart scored on four of its five possessions in the second half. WR James Wright collected a 5-yard TD pass from Strom for a 21-0 lead to start the third quarter. Wright caught six passes for 141 yards. Susquehanna finally solved the Hobart D when running back Dave Paveletz scored from 3 yards out, capping a 7-play, 51-yard drive. He came into the game averaging rushing yards per game, but was held to just 73. The Statesmen answered with a little razzle dazzle. Hobart ran a reverse flea-flicker that saw Strom go deep for Wright. He finished the game with five receptions for a game-high 130 yards. The scoring strike covered 61 yards and left the Statesmen a 27-7 lead after the extra point was blocked. Susquehanna threatened to score again, but LB Justin Hager forced a fumble at the Hobart 5-yard line that LB Orlando Patterson recovered. Hager finished with a team-high eight tackles. The Statesmen put the game out of reach on the ensuing possession, marching 95 yards in 14 plays, taking 6:35 off the game clock. RB Don Gilardi capped the drive with a 6-yard scoring run with 14:09 left in the fourth. WR Ryan LiDrazzah caught Strom s final TD pass, this one 57-yard strike with 9:37 left to make it a 41-7 game. LiDrazzah had six catches for 122 yards. Score by Quarters Score Hobart (3-2,2-1) Susquehanna (1-5,0-3) st 07:54 HOB Duliba 11 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), :59 2nd 06:00 HOB Hobaica 1 run (Ancona kick), :25 3rd 11:45 HOB Wright 5 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), :43 08:51 SUS Paveletz 3 run (Eppleman kick), :45 07:48 HOB Wright 59 pass from Strom (kick blocked), :57 4th 14:09 HOB Gilardi 6 run (Ancona kick), :35 09:37 HOB LiDrazzah 57 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), :14 07:32 SUS Owen 17 pass from Pope (kick failed), :57 HOB SUS 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 36:38 23:22 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 17 4 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 5 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: Hobart-Marlier 8-72; Gilardi 9-48; Hobaica 9-46; Nieves 4-13; Howard 4-9; Doyle 1-4; LiDrazzah 1-4; Bittner 1-2; Spinella 1-minus 2; Strom 10-minus 2. Susquehanna-Paveletz 20-73; Henry 2-20; McIntosh 1-1; Pope 4-minus 24. PASSING: Hobart-Strom ; Ancona Susquehanna-Pope RECEIVING: Hobart-Wright 6-141; LiDrazzah 6-122; Schulz 3-67; Duliba 3-25; Marlier 1-20; Degan 1-12; Vincent 1-11; Gilardi 1-7. Susquehanna-Macia 3-68; Moran 3-39; Owen 2-35; Young 2-21; Koziol Game 6 Hobart 55, Merchant Marine 9 Oct. 13, 2007 GENEVA, N.Y. Hobart sent visiting Merchant Marine to its 13th consecutive loss with a 55-9 drubbing on Boswell Field. The Statesmen racked up 456 yards of offense, while limiting the Mariners to 116, including minus 18 in the first half. WR James Wright caught five first half passes for 100 yards and two first quarter touchdowns to lead the way. He passed Nico Karagosian 97 to move into fourth place on the career receiving yards list with 1,682. Wright passed Luke Gutelius 98 and Scott Yoder 01 to move into fifth place on the career receptions list with 109. Wright also vaulted from sixth to fourth on the career touchdown receptions list with 15, passing Karagosian and teammate Ryan LiDrazzah. LiDrazzah caught four passes for a game-high 105 yards. He passed Gutelius to move into ninth place on the career receiving yards list with 1,356. Senior quarterback Andrew Strom completed nine first half passes for 205 yards and two touchdowns. On the ground, 10 different Hobart players carried the ball, with five different Statesmen finding the end zone. RB Don Gilardi rushed for a game-high 61 yards and a TD on 10 carries. RB Anthony Hobaica, RB Andrew Marlier, FB Rob Nieves, and FB Dan Spinella also logged rushing touchdowns. Defensively, Hobart forced a season-high four turnovers. CB James Alexander doubled his career interception total with two first quarter takeaways and a fumble recovery. All three led to Statesmen touchdowns. CB Nick Tarantino posted his first career interception to end the Mariners final drive of the day. Hobart scored touchdowns on six of its first eight possessions, while shutting out the Mariner offense. Merchant Marine (0-7, 0-4) trailed 41-2 at halftime. The Mariners scored their only touchdown on the opening drive of the second half. RB JJ Watson s 1-yard plunge capped a 15-play, 64-yard drive that ran 8:15 off the game clock. The 55 points are the most by the Statesmen since posting a triple overtime win over Rensselaer on Sept. 24, The 46-point win is the most lopsided victory for Hobart since the Statesmen shut out St. Lawrence 47-0 on Sept. 29, Score by Quarters Score Merchant Marine (0-7,0-4) Hobart (3-2,3-1) st 07:54 HOB Duliba 11 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), :59 1st 11:15 HOB Wright 17 pass from Strom (kick failed), :44 01:41 HOB Wright 10 pass from Strom (Ancona kick), 3-9 1:06 2nd 14:31 HOB Gilardi 1 run (Ancona kick), :55 14:07 HOB Marlier 4 run (Ancona kick), 1-4 0:05 07:37 HOB Hobaica 2 yd run (Dominick Ancona kick), :49 03:40 HOB Spinella 3 yd run (Dominick Ancona kick), :14 01:37 MMA Safety 3rd 06:39 MMA Watson 1 yd run (Geoff Troy kick), :15 01:33 HOB Vincent 18 yd pass from Rich Doyle (Dominick Ancona kick), :52 4th 07:19 HOB Nieves 34 yd run (Dominick Ancona kick), :25 mma HOB FIRST DOWNS 8 20 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 27:43 32:17 Third-Down Conversions 3 of 17 7 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 2 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING: MMA-Watson 18-31; Read 5-10; Khan 2-7; May 1-1; Zuniga 1-0; Hobkirk 6-0; TEAM 1-minus 32. Hobart-Gilardi 10-61; Nieves 8-56; Marlier 9-34; Hobaica 12-30; Strom 1-27; Bittner 3-18; Peck 2-11; Gelernter 1-4; Spinella 1-3; Overdorf 1-minus 8; TEAM 3-minus 13. PASSING: MMA-Hobkirk ; Read Hobart-Strom ; Doyle RECEIVING: MMA-Morgan 6-72; Washington 1-9; Steirs 1-8; Perruquet 1-5; Mullins 1-5. Hobart-Wright 5-100; LiDrazzah 4-105; Vincent 1-18; Schulz 1-10.

6 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Game Results (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games Overall Conference Date Opponent Score Record Record Time Attend Sep 08, 2007 at Dickinson O L : Sep 15, 2007 #22 CARNEGIE MELLON W : * Sep 22, 2007 RENSSELAER L : * Sep 29, 2007 at WPI W : * Oct 06, 2007 at Susquehanna W : * Oct 13, 2007 MERCHANT MARINE W : * indicates conference game FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE-- Return Turn- Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Number-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards Overs /-- --/-- --/-- --/ / / / / /-- --/-- Dickinson /13 14/10 12/3 0/ / / / / /189 2/0 CARNEGIE MELLON /19 8/18 14/1 1/ / / / / /101 0/1 RENSSELAER /24 8/9 8/12 0/ / / / / /116 1/2 WPI /17 9/8 15/7 5/ / / / / /84 0/0 usquehanna /14 9/4 14/9 0/ / / / / /132 0/1 MERCHANT MARINE /8 11/4 9/4 0/ / / / / /140 0/4 otals /95 59/53 72/36 6/ / / / / /762 3/8 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

7 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games TEAM STATISTICS HOB 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... 33:51 26:09 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS... 44/99 25/85 3rd-Down Pct... 44% 29% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS... 13/20 9/14 4th-Down Pct... 65% 64% SACKS BY-YARDS MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES % % RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS % % PAT-ATTEMPTS % % ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game... 3/593 3/1968 Neutral Site Games... 0/0 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Hobart Opponents

8 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games RUSHING GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Anthony Hobaica Zach Schulz Andrew Marlier Ryan LiDrazzah Andrew Strom Total Don Gilardi Opponents Rob Nieves Ryan LiDrazzah INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Dan Bittner Matt Howard Corey Cage John Peck James Alexander Shlomo Gelernter Nick Tarantino Dan Spinella Dan Pembroke Rich Doyle Total PJ Overdorf Opponents TEAM Total KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents Ryan LiDrazzah PASSING GP-GS Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Andrew Marlier Zach Schulz Andrew Strom Andrew Ridore Rich Doyle Matt Duliba Dominick Ancona Chris Szymanski Zach Schulz Total PJ Overdorf Opponents Total Opponents FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long RECEIVING GP-GS No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G James Alexander Total James Wright Opponents Ryan LiDrazzah Zach Schulz Tyler Vincent Matt Duliba Dan Spinella Anthony Hobaica Andrew Marlier David Degan Don Gilardi Rob Nieves Joe Cowan Total Opponents

9 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games PATs SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Dominick Ancona Andrew Strom James Wright Anthony Hobaica Ryan LiDrazzah Andrew Marlier Andrew Marlier Don Gilardi Anthony Hobaica Rich Doyle Dan Spinella Rob Nieves Don Gilardi Dominick Ancona David Degan Ryan LiDrazzah Matt Duliba Dan Bittner Tyler Vincent Matt Howard Andrew Strom John Peck Rob Nieves Shlomo Gelernter Total Dan Spinella Opponents PJ Overdorf TEAM Total Opponents PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct Lg Blk Dominick Ancona Dominick Ancona TEAM Total FG SEQUENCE Hobart OPPONENTS Opponents Dickinson (41),(36),42 (37) KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Carnegie Mellon (40),(29) Rensselaer (33) - Dominick Ancona WPI (23),28 - PJ Overdorf Susquehanna - - Total Merchant Marine Opponents Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

10 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Ryan LiDrazzah James Wright Andrew Marlier Anthony Hobaica Zach Schulz Andrew Strom Don Gilardi Tyler Vincent Matt Duliba Rob Nieves Dan Spinella Dan Bittner David Degan Nick Tarantino Chris Szymanski Matt Howard John Peck James Alexander Corey Cage Shlomo Gelernter Joe Cowan Rich Doyle PJ Overdorf TEAM Total Opponents

11 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games Tackles Sacks- ---Pass Def--- -Fumbles- Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf Justin Hager James Alexander Kyle O'Laughlin Ryan Robinson Ryan Aruck Mike Kaplun Jim Drury Kwame Lovell Mike Faracca Tony Siravo Lance Boyington Chris Szymanski Dan Pembroke Orlando Patterson Jeff Sanders Anthony Shaw Corey Cage Alex Keyes Kevin Grogan Tyler Vincent Derek Peterson James Rayhill Mike Arduini Chris Luber Tony Guidetti Evan Amato Fernando Jones John Kelliher Scott Ghiraldi Bryan Newcomb Don Gilardi Brandon Kirshner Ryan LiDrazzah Nick Tarantino Mike Ehmke Matt Duliba Dominick Ancona Andrew Marlier Rob Nieves Sean Gilbert Anthony Hobaica Zach Schulz Total Opponents

12 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Game Superlatives (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes Anthony Hobaica at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Yards Rushing Anthony Hobaica at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) TD Rushes... 2 Andrew Marlier vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Anthony Hobaica at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Long Rush Andrew Marlier at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Pass attempts Andrew Strom vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Pass completions Andrew Strom at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Yards Passing Andrew Strom at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) TD Passes... 4 Andrew Strom at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Long Pass Andrew Strom vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Receptions... 9 James Wright at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Yards Receiving James Wright at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) James Wright at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) TD Receptions... 2 James Wright vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) James Wright at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) James Wright vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) Long Reception Ryan LiDrazzah vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Field Goals... 2 Dominick Ancona at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Dominick Ancona vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Long Field Goal Dominick Ancona at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Punts... 7 Dominick Ancona vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Punting Avg Dominick Ancona at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Long Punt Dominick Ancona at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Long Punt Return Ryan LiDrazzah at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Long Kickoff Return. 57 Zach Schulz vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) Tackles Justin Hager vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Sacks Kwame Lovell at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Tackles For Loss Kwame Lovell at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Interceptions... 2 Corey Cage vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) James Alexander vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007)

13 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Game Superlatives (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Yards Rushing vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) Yards Per Rush vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) TD Rushes... 5 vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) Pass attempts vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Pass completions at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Yards Passing at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Yards Per Pass at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) TD Passes... 4 at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Total Plays at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Total Offense at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Yards Per Play at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Points vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) Sacks By... 4 at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) First Downs at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Penalties... 9 vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) Penalty Yards at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Turnovers... 2 at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Interceptions By... 3 vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007)

14 2007 Hobart College Football Hobart Game Superlatives (as of Oct 20, 2007) All games OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes Robert Gimson, vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Travis Sivek, vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Yards Rushing Robert Gimson, vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) TD Rushes... 3 Travis Sivek, vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Manny Cambra, at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Long Rush Manny Cambra, at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Pass attempts Jimmy Robertson, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Pass completions Jimmy Robertson, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Yards Passing Jimmy Robertson, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) TD Passes... 2 Justin Wells, at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Long Pass Derek Pope, at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Receptions... 8 Brendan McGowan, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Yards Receiving Brendan McGowan, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) TD Receptions... 1 Brendan McGowan, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Matt Burger, at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Mike Butler, at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Jim Owen, at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Long Reception Nick Macia, at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Field Goals... 1 Matt Stark, at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Long Field Goal Matt Stark, at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Punts... 9 Mark Malacarne, at Susquehanna (Oct 06, 2007) Punting Avg Aren Johnson, at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Long Punt Aren Johnson, at Dickinson (Sep 08, 2007) Long Punt Return... 8 Josh Kresge, vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Preston Morgan, vs Merchant Marine (Oct 13, 2007) Long Kickoff Return. 39 Mike Fil, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Tackles Jon Scholl, vs Carnegie Mellon (Sep 15, 2007) Sacks Alex Kelsen, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007) Nate Levesque, at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Tackles For Loss Nate Levesque, at WPI (Sep 29, 2007) Interceptions... 1 Tim Acker, vs Rensselaer (Sep 22, 2007)