GAME NOTES COACHES CORNER. Huskies Radio Coverage WHLM (AM 930) BLOOMSBURG HUSKIES (11-0, 6-0 PSAC) vs. EAST STROUDSBURG WARRIORS (9-2, 4-2 PSAC)

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1 1 B L O O M S B U R G U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y L V A N I A HUSKIES FOOTBALL 2005 BLOOMSBURG SCHEDULE 2005 EAST STROUDSBURG SCHEDULE FINAL PSAC EAST STANDINGS Team PSAC Overall Pct. Bloomsburg* West Chester E. Stroudsburg Millersville Kutztown Mansfield Cheyney *DIVISION CHAMPIONS BLOOMSBURG HUSKIES (11-0, 6-0 PSAC) vs. EAST STROUDSBURG WARRIORS (9-2, 4-2 PSAC) Aug. 27 SLIPPERY ROCK... W, Sept. 3 at Fairmont (WV) State... W, 33-0 Sept. 10 SHIPPENSBURG... W, Sept. 17 at Lock Haven... W, 63-0 Sept. 24 at Indiana (PA)... W, 27-0 Oct. 1 at East Stroudsburg... W, OT Oct. 8 KUTZTOWN... W, 12-0 Oct. 15 at Cheyney... W, Oct. 22 at Mansfield... W, Oct. 29 WEST CHESTER... W, Nov. 5 MILLERSVILLE... W, NCAA PLAYOFFS Nov. 19 EAST STROUDSBURG p.m. Aug. 26 at Bentley... W, Sept. 3 EDINBORO... W, Sept. 10 at C.W. Post... W, Sept. 24 at Millersville... W, Oct. 1 BLOOMSBURG... L, (OT) Oct. 8 at Clarion... W, 56-0 Oct. 15 KUTZTOWN... W, Oct. 22 at West Chester... L, Oct. 29 at Cheyney... W, 40-3 Nov. 5 MANSFIELD... W, NCAA PLAYOFFS Nov. 12 S. CONNECTICUT ST.... W, Nov. 19 at Bloomsburg p.m. NCAA Division II Playoffs - Round Two Nov. 19th -- 12:00 p.m. -- Robert B. Redman Stadium Huskies Radio Coverage Play by Play: Jim Doyle Color Commentary: Andy Ulicny Sideline Reporter: Larry Hopper COACHES CORNER GAME NOTES For Immediate Release ( ) Contact: Tom McGuire, (570) Danny Hale is in his 13th season leading the Huskies football program after a previous five-year coaching tenure at West Chester. Hale has a record of at Bloomsburg, and is ranked in the top 10 among active coaches on the all-time NCAA Division II winning percentage list with a career record of His 100th win as a Bloomsburg Husky was against Indiana (Pa.) this year. Hale was named the 2001 PSAC East Coach of the Year for the eighth time in his career along with picking up the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Division II District I Coach of the Year for the seventh time. Following the 2000 season when Hale led the Huskies to the NCAA Division II title game, he was named the AFCA Division II National Coach of the Year. That year Hale led Bloomsburg to a 12-3 record. Hale was also named the AFCA District 1 Coach of the Year and the PSAC Eastern Division Coach of the Year for He also earned Coach of the Year honors from the PSAC East from 1994 to 1997, while in 1994 and 1995, he was honored by the AFCA District 1 as Coach of the Year. In 1999, Hale broke A.K. Aldinger s 94-year old record for most career wins by a Bloomsburg football head coach. Hale picked up his 100th career head coaching win against Kutztown towards the end of the 2000 season. In 1997, Hale also coached Irv Sigler, the winner of the 1997 Harlon Hill Award as the nation s best Division II football player. As a result, he was named the 1997 PSAC East Coach of the Year for the fourth consecutive season. Hale was named this year s PSAC Eastern Division Coach of the year for the sixth time in his career, guiding his Huskies to an undefeated regular season. Denny Douds begins his 32nd year at the helm of Warriors football. He continues to field championship winning teams and produce outstanding players and quality men at ESU. The senior football coach in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference continues to bring the same love and enthusiasm for coaching young men as when he started in He heads into his 32nd year in charge of the Warriors program and 40th season on the coaching staff. Douds, a native of Indiana, Pa., was a high school assistant coach in Erie, Pa. for two years and an assistant coach at West Virginia University for one year before accepting the ESU job. He started as the Warriors tight end and linebacker coach and then became the team s defensive coordinator in After eight years as an assistant, Douds took over as the school s eighth head coach. Douds teams have posted a record of for a.596 winning percentage. This ranks him fifth in victories among all NCAA Division II coaches. Under Douds direction, the Warriors have captured nine PSAC Eastern Division titles with solo first-place finishes in 1975, 1976, 1978, 1982, 1983 and 1991 and ties for the top spot in 1980 and the past two years in 2002 and Douds was named the Kodak College Division Coach of the Year three times (1975, 1976, 1982), the PSAC Coach of the Year twice (1975, 1978) and the PSAC Eastern Division Coach of the Year three times (1976, 1982, 2002). In 1976, he was the first unanimous winner of the Stan Lomax-Irving T. Marsh Award as selected by the New York Football Writers Association as the Eastern College Division Coach of the Year. WHLM (AM 930) Pre-Game Show: 11:30 p.m. Quick Facts: Opposing SID: Ryan Yanoshak SID Phone: Websites: Bloomsburg: East Stroudsburg: Office of Sports Information 400 E. Second St. Waller Administration Building Bloomsburg, PA (570) (570) FAX

2 LAST GAMES East Stroudsburg (W, vs. Southern Connecticut State) Quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger threw for five touchdowns as East Stroudsburg University outscored Southern Connecticut State, 55-33, in an NCAA playoff game which featured an NCAA Division II record 1,353 yards of total offense, last Saturday at East Stroudsburg. Terwilliger, a junior, completed 20 of 28 passes for 344 yards and also ran for 115. ESU tailback Derek Lucas rushed for a career-high 218 yards as the Warriors piled up 712 yards of total offense. Southern Connecticut State gained 641 yards of total offense with Steve Armstrong completing 22 of 44 passes for 365 yards and tailback Shawn Harris rushing for 218 yards. The game total broke the previous NCAA Division II total offense record of 1,328 set in a contest between Saginaw Valley State (640) and Northwood (688) in The Warriors received the opening kickoff and marched 57 yards in four plays, all runs. Carfagno scored from four yards out and Mark Brubaker kicked the PAT for a 7-0 lead two minutes into the game. SCSU scored on its first possession when Jim Armstrong hit Jim Lukowiak from four yards out. The PAT was blocked. The Warriors scored three straight touchdowns and never trailed by less than two touchdowns the rest of the way. Prall caught two of his touchdown passes in the first quarter, one for 38 yards and the other for 48, as the Warriors built a 20-6 lead after the first quarter. Strenfel opened the second quarter with a 13-yard touchdown pass from Terwilliger to extend the lead to Southern Connecticut scored on a 22-yard Armstrong touchdown and forced the Warriors to punt on the following possession. The Owls were driving and could have got within seven points but cornerback Michael Wiggins made an interception in the end zone to end the drive. Six plays later, Carfagno scored from three yards out for a lead with less than two minutes to go in the first half. Wiggins forced a fumble and Matt Crispell recovered on the first drive of the opening half and the Warriors took advantage when Carfagno plunged in from a yard out for a lead. Harris ran for a 10-yard score and Rory Palmer scored from five yards out to get the Owls within but Strenfel hauled in a 10-yard touchdown reception and Prall caught another from 10 yards out for a advantage. Linebacker Fred Rice led the Warriors with 10 tackles while John Vetter and John Glenn each had eight. Crispell and Wiggins has interceptions while Zach Toomey had a sack. 2 Bloomsburg (W, vs. Millersville) Quarterback Jack Lydic passed for 309 yards and four touchdowns to lead Bloomsburg University to a win over Millersville University on Saturday, November 5th. With the win the Huskies finish the regular season with a perfect 11-0 record, its first undefeated season since Bloomsburg opened the scoring on its first drive of the game when Lydic hit Donny Patrick with an 18-yard scoring pass for a 7-0 lead just 2:10 into the game. BY THE NUMBERS 2 Of the country s eight Harlon Hill Candidates that will be playing in this Saturday s game, BU s Brittingham and ESU s Terwilliger. 5 Number of games out of the last 10 Bloomsburg vs. East Stroudsburg matchups that have been decided by a touchdown or less. 9 Seasons in which Danny Hale s Huskies have either won or shared the PSAC East Title. 16 Number of All-PSAC East Selections for the Huskies, seven named to the first team and nine on the second team. 2,060 Rush yards this season for Jamar Brittingham, setting a new school and PSAC record, passing BU s Irv Sigler. Millersville then rallied and took a 21-7 lead with three consecutive touchdowns. The first coming on a 77-yard kickoff return by Andrew Siggins, while the second was a 15-yard scoring run by Juan Jones, both in the first period. The Marauders then extended the lead to 21-7 when Chaz Beasley recovered a blocked punt in the end zone for a score. Bloomsburg, though, tied the score going into the halftime with Lydic throwing two touchdowns passes. The first went to Brahin Bilal, a 29-yard strike, while Ryan Schuck caught an 11-yard pass just with just under two minutes left before half. The Marauders opened the third quarter with 14-play, 95-yard drive capped off by a Juan Jones one-yard run to put the visitors in front After a long kickoff return by the Huskies Greg McGhee put the ball in Millersville territory, Jamar Brittingham ran 42-yards on the first play from scrimmage for a touchdown to tie the game at In the fourth period, the Huskies again needed just one play to score with Brittingham racing 73-yards to put Bloomsburg in front After Millersville fumbled on its next series with Bloomsburg recovering, Lydic hit Greg Masters with a four-yard scoring pass to give the Huskies breathing room at Lydic ended the day for 309 yards and one interception. Over his last two games, Lydic is for 567 yards and seven touchdowns. Brittingham, who went into the game leading all of Division II in rushing yards per game, finished the day with 27 carries for 235 yards and two scores. He set a new school and PSAC record for rushing yards in a single-season with 2,060, breaking the mark of 2,038 set by Bloomsburg's Irv Sigler in On defense, safety Tyler Trettin had 11 tackles, an interception, and a forced fumble to lead the Huskies. Rob Biernat also had 11 tackles and a fumble recovery. As the number two seed in the Northeast region, the Huskies had the week of November 12th off.

3 BLOOMSBURG vs. east stroudsburg Last Meeting The game between Bloomsburg and East Stroudsburg featured two of the nation's top D-II offensive threats in the Huskies' Jamar Brittingham and the Warriors' Jim Terwilliger. But in the end, it was the defensive play of Bloomsburg's Tyler Trettin which made the difference in a 31-24, overtime win for the Huskies October 1, Trettin knocked down a fourth and seven pass from Terwilliger in overtime that set off a wild celebration for the Huskies and left the home crowd in stunned silence. In the overtime session, the Huskies were on offense first and were facing a third and nine when Brittingham ripped off a 19- yard run to the Warrior five-yard line. On the next play, Brittingham bulled his way into the endzone putting Bloomsburg in front after Garrett Bloom's extra point. The Warriors then needed to score a touchdown to force a second overtime. After a rush for no gain, Terwillger ran for three yards to the Bloomsburg 22-yard line. On third down Terwilliger threw low to Doug Odgen setting up the game's final play. Terwilliger then drooped back and tried to connect with Ogden again, but Trettin stepped in front of the pass and knocked it to the ground giving Bloomsburg the win. The game started out with Terwillger leading the Warriors on an eight play, 80-yard drive with Anthony Carfagno scoring from two yards out. The score was the first allowed by the Huskies on the road this season. Later in the first Terwillger moved the Warriors down to the Huskies' seven yard, but his second and goal pass was intercepted by Marcus Waddy in the endzone stopping the threat. The Huskies then moved 80 yards in 12 plays with Brittingham scoring from five yards out to cap the scoring drive. On the drive Brittingham picked up 47 yards. On the ensuing drive for East Stroudsburg, Terwilliger threw a 23- yard scoring pass to Evan Prall to put the home team back in front, 14-7 with 10:58 to play in the half. After the teams traded punts, the Huskies scored the tying touchdown when Brittingham scored on a 12-yard run to make it with 4:26 left in the half. After the Bloomsburg defense forced a three and out series, the Huskies took their first lead of game when Brittingham scored his third touchdown of the half on a three-yard run with 1:38 to play. The Bloomsburg defense made a play that would be one of several key plays in the game just before halftime. With the Warriors on the move for the game tying score, Bloomsburg's Phil Riccardi forced a fumble, recovered by Zac Barton on a wild, spinning hit of Terwilliger at the two-yard line with 16 seconds remaining in the period. In the third period, the Warriors tied the score on an 11-yard run by Carfagno that capped a eight-play, 83-yard drive. After another trade of punts, the Huskies took over and moved to the East Stroudsburg 13 yard before the drive stalled. From there Garrett Bloom drilled a 27-yard field goal to put Bloomsburg in front The teams then went back and forth in fourth period with the Huskies' defense making several more big plays. On a fourth and one from the Bloomsburg five with 7:45 to play in the game, Carfagno was stopped for no gain giving the Huskies the ball on downs. Later, with the Warriors driving for the potential go-ahead score, Greg McGhee intercepted Terwilliger at the four-yard line and returned it 55-yards into Warrior territory with just 2:22 to play. At that point, it appeared that one more first down and the game would be over. However, East Stroudsburg stopped the Huskies on fourth and one from the Warrior's 32-yard line giving the home team one more shot. With no timeouts, Terwillger moved the Warriors downfield and appeared to have thrown the game winning score with just a second to play. But, Terwilliger was flagged for an illegal forward pass on the play and the Warriors had to settle for a game-tying field goal from Marc Brubaker forcing the extra session heroics. In all Brittingham rushed 33 times for 206 yards and four scores with Christian Allen netting 83 on just seven carries. Quarterback Jack Lydic was for 160 yards and one interception, while defensively, Phil Riccardi made 12 tackles, nine solo, with Keith Davis making eight tackles. The Series East Stroudsburg leads the all-time series over the Huskies, Coach Hale is 15-3 all-time versus East Stroudsburg including a 10-3 record at Bloomsburg and a 5-0 mark during his tenure at West Chester. Under Coach Hale, the Huskies have won 10 of their last 12 games over the Warriors and are 5-1 in Bloomsburg BU ESU ESU BU BU ESU ESU BU BU ESU ESU BU BU ESU ESU BU BU ESU ESU BU 58 *HUSKY WINS IN BOLD Coach Hale On: BU vs. ESU Certainly we re all exited about our second season. Regular season is over and now it s playoff time. We know ESU and they know BU. It should be a great game and I m thankful we re at home. I m hoping we have a big crowd to share the experience. LAST 10 MEETINGS HUSKIES VS. warriors IN BLOOMSBURG 4-1 At east stroudsburg 4-1 3

4 NEWS AND NOTES PSAC EAST TITLE With last week s win over Millersville, the Huskies clinched the PSAC East Title. This is the fourth time in the last five years that and the ninth time in the last 13 years that Danny Hale s Huskies have had this honor. all-psac honors The matchup between Bloomsburg and East Stroudsburg feautures 28 of the 58 members of the 2005 All-PSAC East Football Teams. Bloomsburg had 16 players honored, the most out of any team in the conference. East Stroudsburg followed with 12 players named All-Conferece, while West Chester had 11 representatives. The All-PSAC Team for Bloomsburg included: 1st Team- Wynton Shelton, Jahri Evans, Luke Kuklick, Jamar Brittingham, Scott Keating, Rob Biernat. 2nd Team- Bryan Scruggs, John Moser, Brad Bowman, Donny Patrick, Jack Lydic, Dominic Esgro, Todd White, Keith Davis, Adam Cherry. In addition to the 16 All-PSAC Players, Jamar Brittingham was named the PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year for 2005 and Head Coach Danny Hale was named Coach of the Year. SIMPLY JAMAR-VELOUS Brittingham now holds the PSAC records for touchdowns in a season with 32, rushing touchdowns in a season with 30, points in a season with 192, and rush yards in a season with BATTLE OF THE HARLON HILL CANDIDATES Along with being named the PSAC East Player of the Year, Jamar Brittingham received another honor this week, he was named as one of the eight finalists for the 2005 Harlon Hill Award. Two players from each region were named to the ballot in the race to be named the best Division II college football player in the country. East Stroudsburg s Jim Terwilliger is the second candidate from the Northeast region making the week s game a matchup of two of the best Division II players in the country. LYDIC NAMED PLAYER OF THE WEEK Senior Quarterback Jack Lydic was named the PSAC East Offensive Player of the Week for the final week of the regular season. Lydic completed 18 of 26 passes for 309 yards and threw four touchdowns to help the Huskies rally from an early 21-7 deficit. Over the last two games, Lydic has completed 40 of 53 passes for 567 yards and seven touchdowns. On the season, Lydic has thrown for 1,871 yards, 16 touchdowns and has completed 62% of his passes. Home Field Advantage? In the last three Bloomsburg vs. East Stroudsburg matchups, the visiting team has won the game. Earlier this season the Huskies traveled to ESU and beat the Warriors on their field in overtime. In 2004, ESU came to Redman Stadium and defeated Bloomsburg and in 2003, the Huskies beat the Warriors in East Stroudsburg NCAA Division II Playoffs Round 1 - Results Southeast #5 Central Arkansas 28, #4 Albany State 20 #6 North Alabama 40, #3 Valdosta State playoff talk Round 2 - Schedule Southeast #1 Presbyterian vs. #5 Central Arkansas #2 N. Carolina Central vs. #6 North Alabama Southwest #5 Pittsburg State 49, #4 Nebraska-Kearney 20 #6 Northwest Missouri State 45, #3 Angelo State 14 Northeast #4 C.W. Post 24, #5 West Chester 20 #3 East Stroudsburg 55, #6 S. Connecticut State 33 Northwest #4 North Dakota 23, #5 Minnesota Duluth 12 #3 Saginaw Valley 31, #6 Northwood 16 Southwest #1 West Texas A&M vs. #5 Pittsburg State #2 Wasburn vs. #6 Northwest Missouri State Northeast #1 Shepard vs. #4 C.W. Post #2 Bloomsburg vs. #3 East Stroudsburg Northwest #1 Grand Valley St. vs. #4 North Dakota #2 Nebraska-Omaha vs. #3 Saginaw Valley Round 3 - Regional Finals November 26, 2005 Round 4 - Semi-Finals December 3, Southeast vs. Southwest Northeast vs. Northwest 4 Round 5 - Championship December 10, Florence, Alabama

5 TEAM STAT LEADERS RUSHING Bloomsburg Att Yds Avg. TD J. Brittingham 287 2, Josh Heck Christian Allen E. Stroudsburg Att Yds Avg. TD Derek Lucas A. Carfagno PASSING Bloomsburg Cmp. Att Int. Yds TD Jack Lydic , E. Stroudsburg Cmp. Att Int. Yds TD Jim Terwilliger , RECEIVING Bloomsburg Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Lng Greg Masters Donny Patrick Ryan Schuck E. Stroudsburg Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Lng Evan Prall 69 1, Tim Strenfel A. Carfagno SCORING Bloomsburg TD 2PT FG XPT Tot J. Brittingham Garrett Bloom Josh Heck Donny Patrick E. Stroudsburg TD 2PT FG XPT Tot A. Carfagno Evan Prall M. Brubaker Tim Strenfel TACKLES Bloomsburg Solo TOT TFL Sack Int. Rob Biernat Keith Davis Tyler Trettin Kyle Sosnovik E. Stroudsburg Solo TOT TFL Sack Int. John Vetter Fred Rice John Glenn FROM THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT Current All-Time Record in Redman Stadium Coach Hale s Record in Redman Stadium Bloomsburg Winning Streaks over Multiple Seasons (Regular Season Games Only) (Includes PSAC Title Game) Bloomsburg Winning Streaks in a Single Season (All Games) (Includes PSAC Title Game) Bloomsburg Winning Streaks in a Single Season (Regular Season) (Includes PSAC Title Game) HUSKIES AMONG THE PSAC LEADERS Jamar Brittingham: Ryan Schuck: 1st in Rushing (187.3 yards/game) 1st in Scoring (17.5 points/game) 1st in All-Purpose Yards (211.9 yards/game) 3rd in Punt Returns (14.2 yards/return) Jack Lydic: 4rd in Pass Efficiency (159.6) 6th in Total Offense (171.4 yards/game) 5th in Passing/Game (170.1 yards/game) Keith Davis: T-3rd in Interceptions (5) T-4th in Passes Defended (10) Tyler Trettin: T-4th in Passes Defended (10) T-5th in Interceptions (4) Greg McGhee: 8th in Kick Returns (19.9 yards/return) TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BREAKING PSAC RECORDS RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS MOST POINTS Jamar Brittingham, BLOOM, Irv Sigler, BLOOM, Elbert Cole, EDIN, Wesley Cates, CAL, John Kuhn, SHIP, 2003 Wesley Cates, CAL, 2001 Michael Mann, IUP, Jamar Brittingham, BLOOM, Irv Sigler, BLOOM, Wesley Cates, CAL, Irv Sigler, BLOOM, 1997 Antoine Bagwell, CAL, Jamar Brittingham, BLOOM, Irv Sigler, BLOOM, Elbert Cole, EDIN, Joe Iacone, WCU, Wesley Cates, CAL, 1999 Steve Witte, CLAR,

6 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS CHASING PSAC RECORDS POINTS SCORED RUSHING YARDS CAREER Wesley Cates, CAL, Irv Sigler, BLOOM, Stan Kennedy, SRU, John Kuhn, SHIP, Michael Mann, IUP, Jamar Brittingham, BLOOM, Ricke Stonewall, MILL, Larry Jackson, EDIN, Marques Glaze, BLOOM, Steve Witte, CLAR, Joe Iacone, WCU, CAREER Wesley Cates, CAL, Steve Witte, CLAR, Irv Sigler, BLOOM, John Kuhn, SHIP, Stan Kennedy, SRU, Michael Mann, IUP, Brian Penecale, WCU, J. Brittingham, BLOOM, Elbert Cole, EDIN, Joe Iacone, WCU, ,060 J. Brittingham, BLOOM, ,038 Irv Sigler, BLOOM, ,027 Michael Mann, IUP, ,935 Wesley Cates, CAL, ,867 Marques Glaze, BLOOM, ,865 James Suber, IUP, ,765 Antoine Bagwell, CAL, ,764 Irv Sigler, BLOOM, ,748 Keith Higdon, CHEY, ,713 Andre Burke, EDIN, 2004 BY A BLOOMSBURG PLAYER 20 carries Brittingman (27) vs. Millersville, 11/5/05 30 carries Jamar Brittingman (35) vs. Kutztown, 10/8/05 40 carries Irv Sigler (41) vs. Millersville, 10/18/ yards rushing Brittingham(138) vs. Mansfield, 10/22/ yards rushing Brittingham (235) vs. Millersville, 11/5/ yards rushing Jerry Marks (300) vs. Mansfield, 11/2/91 3 TDs or more JamarBrittingman (4) vs. West Chester, 10/29/ yard run JamarBrittingman (73) vs. Millersville, 11/5/05 20 pass completions Jack Lydic (23) vs. East Stroudsburg, 10/2/04 30 pass completions Jeff King (39) vs. Lock Haven, 9/19/92 30 pass attempts Jack Lydic (30) vs. Fairmont State, 9/3/05 40 pass attempts Eric Miller (43) vs. UC Davis, 12/2/00 50 pass attempts Jeff King (69) vs. Lock Haven, 9/19/ yards passing Jack Lydic (258) vs. West Chester, 10/29/ yards passing Jack Lydic (309) vs. Millersville, 11/5/ yards passing Eric Miller (415) vs. New Haven, 9/4/99 3 TD passes or more Jack Lydic (4) vs. Millersville, 11/5/ yard pass Lydic to Brittingham (59), vs. West Chester, 10/29/05 10 receptions Steve Burke (11) vs. East Stroudsburg, 10/2/ yards receiving Donny Patrick (110) vs. Shippensburg, 9/10/ yards receiving Ron Lelko (211) vs. East Stroudsburg, 11/16/96 3+TD Receptions Steve Burke (3) vs. East Stroudsburg, 10/4/03 3+ interceptions Deric Lynch (3) vs. Mansfield, 11/13/93 3+ sacks Dominick Esgro (3) vs. Millersville, 11/6/04 Kickoff Return-TD Nick Kurtz (80) vs. Cheyney, 10/26/02 Punt Return-TD Ryan Schuck (66) vs. Cheyney, 10/15/05 Interception Return-TD Rob Biernat (37) vs. Lock Haven, 9/18/04 Fumble Return-TD Matt Keys (96) vs. West Chester, 9/29/01 40-yard field goal Tim Oliver (41) at Indiana (PA), 9/7/02 TEAM Scored all four quarters vs. Millersville, 11/5/05 Recorded a safety vs. Slippery Rock, 8/27/04 Shutout vs. Kutztown, 10/8/ Yards Total Offense vs. Mansfield (465), 10/22/ Yards Total Offense vs. Millersville (553), 11/5/05 THE LAST TIME BY AN OPPONENT 20 carries Juan Jones (28), Millersville, 11/5/05 30 carries Mike Eckmeyer (31), West Chester, 11/2/ yards rushing Juan Jones (132) Millersville, 11/5/ yards rushing Gerald Thompson, Edinboro (243), 11/14/98 3 TDs or more Elice Parker (3), Indiana (PA), 9/7/ yard run Chris Meyers (69), Millersville, 10/12/02 20 pass completions Dan Csencsitz (20), Millersville, 11/5/05 30 pass completions Mike de Marteleire, Kutztown (32), 11/4/00 30 pass attempts Nate Crookshank (37), Slippery Rock, 08/27/05 40 pass attempts Bill Zwaan, Jr. (49), West Chester, 10/29/05 50 pass attempts Damian Poalucci (52), E. Stroudsburg, 11/16/ yards passing Dan Csencsitz (217), Millersville, 11/5/ yards passing Jim Terwilliger (396), E. Stroudsburg, 10/1/ yards passing Bill Zwaan, Jr. (430), West Chester, 10/29/05 3 TD passes or more Bill Zwaan, Jr. (3), West Chester, 10/29/ yard pass George Caroulis, West Chester (80), 9/29/01 10 receptions Alfa Jackson, Millersville (10), 10/27/ yards receiving Mike Washington (186), West Chester, 10/29/ yards receiving Elvert Eden, New Haven (240) 9/4/99 3+ TD Receptions Ed Giddings, Cheyney (3) 10/25/03 3+ sacks O Neil Anderson, vs. New Haven (3), 9/4/99 Punt Return-TD Levi Green, Mansfield (55, blk.) 11/6/99 Kickoff Return-TD Matt Kacanda, East Stroudsburg (98) 10/31/98 Interception Return-TD Darren Smith, Grand Valley State (35), 11/17/01 Fumble Return-TD Tyree Patterson, Mansfield (73) 11/6/99 40-yard field goal Josh Telenko, Indiana (PA), 9/7/02 Dan Wilkbourne, West Chester, 11/2/02 TEAM Scored all four quarters East Stroudsburg, 10/1/05 Recorded a safety New Haven 9/4/99 Shutout Shippensburg, Yards Total Offense Slippery Rock(425), 8/27/ Yards Total Offense West Chester (542), 10/29/05 6

7 BLOOMSBURG NCAA PLAYOFF HISTORY 1985 Quarterfinals Bloomsburg 38 Hampton 28 Semifinals at North Alabama 34 Bloomsburg st Round at Clarion 42, Bloomsburg st Round Bloomsburg 46, Saginaw Valley 32 Quarterfinals Bloomsburg 38, Northwood 14 Semifinals Bloomsburg 58, at UC Davis 48 Finals Delta State 63, Bloomsburg st Round at Grand Valley 42 Bloomsburg 14 Overall NCAA Playoff Record: 4-4 Home Playoff Record: 3-0 Road Playoff Record: 1-3 Neutral Playoff Record: NCAA First Round Playoff Game - 11/17/2001 Grand Valley State 42, Bloomsburg 14 HUSKIES Grand Valley State NCAA Semifinal Playoff Game - 12/7/1985 North Alabama 34 Bloomsburg 0 HUSKIES North Alabama NCAA Division II Championship Game - 12/9/2000 Delta State 63, Bloomsburg 34 Delta State HUSKIES NCAA Semi-Final Playoff Game - 12/2/2000 Bloomsburg 58, UC Davis 48 HUSKIES UC Davis NCAA Quarterfinal Playoff Game - 11/25/2000 Bloomsburg 38, Northwood 14 NCAA Quarter Final Playoff Game - 11/23/1996 Clarion 42, Bloomsburg 29 Hampton HUSKIES BLOOMSBURG NCAA PLAYOFF RECORDS Individual Tournament Passing Yards: Eric Miller, 1,236 yards, 2000 Tournament Touchdown Passes: Eric Miller, 17, 2000 Team Tournament First Downs: 110, 2000 Tournament Net Yards Rushing: 2,114, 2000 Northwood HUSKIES NCAA First Round Playoff Game - 11/18/2000 Bloomsburg 46, Saginaw Valley 32 Saginaw Valley HUSKIES NCAA First Round Playoff Game - 11/23/1996 Clarion 42, Bloomsburg 29 HUSKIES Clarion