Game 11 Rowan (7-3) at #6 Johns Hopkins (10-0) NCAA First Round

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1 2014 JOHNS HOPKINS FOOTBALL NOTES HOPKINS FOOTBALL Centennial Champions NCAA Playoffs Game 11 Rowan (7-3) at #6 Johns Hopkins (10-0) NCAA First Round GAME INFORMATION Date Saturday, November 22, 2014 Kickoff Time Noon Location Baltimore, MD Venue Homewood Field Surface Shaw Sports Momentum 51 Turf Live Video: Live Stats: Johns Hopkins Blue Jays Record 10-0, 9-0 CC Current Streak Won 10 Rankings 6th (AFCA) 7th (D3football.com) Head Coach Jim Margraff Career Record (.681) 25th Year Record at JHU Same All-Time FB Record th Year Football THE TEAMS Rowan Profs Record 7-3, 6-1 NJAC Current Streak Won 3 Rankings RV (AFCA) RV (D3football.com) Head Coach Jay Accorsi Career Record (.730) 13th Year Record at Rowan Same All-Time FB Record th Year Football JHU Athletic Communications Director of Athletic Communications: Ernie Larossa Larossa Office Phone: 410/ Larossa Home Phone: 410/ Larossa Cell Phone: 410/ Larossa Fax: 410/ Larossa elarossa@jhu.edu Assistant Director of Ath. Communications: Jill Guise Guise Office Phone 410/ Athletic Communications Assistant: Brendan Hyland Hyland Office Phone: 410/ Coordinator of Digital Media: Mark Natale Natale Office Phone: 410/ On the Web: Saturday, November 22, 2014 Noon Homewood Field (8,500) Baltimore, MD The Game: Sixth-ranked Johns Hopkins (10-0) welcomes Rowan (7-3) to Homewood Field for the first round of the 2014 NCAA Division III Playoffs. Kickoff in Baltimore is set for noon on Saturday, November 22. A Look Back: Johns Hopkins closed the regular season with a victory against rival McDaniel last Saturday at Homewood Field. Rowan wrapped up its regular season with a 14-6 win at TCNJ. How They Got Here: Johns Hopkins earned the Centennial Conference s automatic bid to the NCAAs, while Rowan grabbed the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) automatic bid. A Return to the NCAAs: Johns Hopkins is making its fourth straight and sixth overall appearance in the NCAA Playoffs this season. The Blue Jays are 3-5 all-time in NCAA action with a trip to the 2009 NCAA Quarterfinals and an appearance in the second round in 2012 highlighting their playoff history. Series History: This will be the first-ever meeting between Johns Hopkins and Rowan in football. The teams did not share a common opponent in the regular season. All-Time vs. the NJAC: Despite the relative close proximity, Johns Hopkins has played just two games all-time against a team from the NJAC. The Blue Jays won at Kean, 35-17, on September and fell at then Trenton State (now TCNJ), 28-6, on October 19, Centennial Conference Champions: Johns Hopkins won its fourth straight outright Centennial Conference title, its sixth straight overall title (JHU shared the 2010 title won the 09 title outright) and the 10th CC title in school history this season. All 10 CC titles have come since Johns Hopkins Schedule/Results With a Victory Johns Hopkins would advance to the second round of the NCAA Playoffs for the third time in six years (2009-QF / nd Rd.)... Johns Hopkins would improve to 41-4 since the current senior class arrived in Only one other class in Centennial history (McDaniel ) has won 40 or more games (41-5)... The Blue Jays would break the school single-season record for victories with 11. JHU has won 10 games six times including this season (2003, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014).... Johns Hopkins would advnace to the play the winner of the Hobart-Ithaca game in the second round on November 29. Sept. 6 Randolph-Macon W/42-3 Susquehanna * W/ Moravian * W/33-14 #23 Muhlenberg * W/42-26 Oct. 4 Juniata * W/56-14 Dickinson * W/ Gettysburg * W/37-14 Nov. Ursinus * W/42-14 Franklin & Marshall * W/ McDaniel * W/ Rowan (NCAA 1st Round) Noon * Centennial Conference Games Home Games in Bold - 1 -

2 Scouting the Profs Rowan Quickly: Rowan comes to Johns Hopkins for the first time in school history. The Profs posted a 7-3 record in the regular season, including a 6-1 mark in the New Jersey Athletic Conference. Rowan earned the NJAC s automatic bid to the NCAAs. Post-Season Regulars: Rowan is no stranger to NJAC Championships or the NCAA Playoffs as this is the second straight and 19th overall NJAC title for Rowan, which is making its third consecutive and 16th overall appearance in the NCAA Playoffs. The Profs are all-time in the tournament with five trips to the semifinals and five championship game appearances. Defense Among Nation s Best: Johns Hopkins will face one of the top defensive units in the nation this week when Rowan visits Homewood Field. Rowan allowed just 13.7 points and yards per game and held six of its last seven opponents to 14 points or less. The opposition averaged just 77.5 yards per game rushing and completed just 46.5% of its pass attempts on the year. Rowan enters this week s game ranked seventh nationally in rushing defense, 16th in scoring defense and 17th in total defense. On a unit that is as deep as it is talented, Tyler Jenkins, Darren Dungee and Chris Alvarez are the headliners. Jenkins has a team-high 78 tackles, including 7.5 for losses, while Dungee ranks second in tackles with 77. Alvarez makes his living in the opposition s backfield as a team-high 15.5 of his 50 tackles on the year have been for losses. Marcelin Fuels Offense: Junior Withler Marcelin is not only Rowan s top playmaker on offense, he s one of the best in the nation as he enters this week s game averaging rushing yards per game and has scored 11 touchdowns on the year. He ranks eighth nationally in rushing yards per game and ninth in total rushing yards (1,311). While slowing down Marcelin is a priority, it certainly doesn t ensure success as the Profs have an efficient passing game. Junior quarterback Bill McCarty has thrown for 1,003 yards and eight touchdowns and his favorite targets are junior Russ Forchion ( ) and senior Warren Oliver ( ). Notes of Interest: The Profs have blocked nine kicks this season Tyler Knighton has made 11- of-15 field goals this season, including 10 of his last 11 The Profs have allowed just 20 first-quarter points this season. Rowan Schedule/Results Sept. 5 Widener L/7-19 Framingham St. W/31-21 Wesley L/7-37 Oct. Cortland St. * W/ William Paterson * W/ Morrisville St. * W/31-0 Montclair St. * L/16-20 Nov. 1 Southern Virginia * W/ Kean * W/13-0 TCNJ * W/14-6 #6 Johns Hopkins (NCAA) Noon Simply Perfect: Johns Hopkins completed its third 10-0 regular season in the last four years with the win over McDaniel last Saturday. JHU also went 10-0 in 2011 and The only other time JHU went through a regular season unbeaten was in 1944, when the Blue Jays went A Perfect 10: Johns Hopkins has tied the school singleseason record for victories with its 10 thus far this season. Only five times previously , 2009, 2011, 2012, had Hopkins won 10 games in a season. Johns Hopkins had never won more than seven games in a season prior to 2002, but the Blue Jays have posted eight or more wins 11 times in the last 13 years. More 10: Johns Hopkins became the first Centennial Conference team to win 10 league titles with this year s championship. Johns Hopkins had been tied with Muhlenberg and Dickinson atop the championship roll with nine titles. All 10 Johns Hopkins titles have come since The Centennial Conference was formed as a football-only league in 1983 and became an all-sports league with play beginning in of-149 (.463) 3rd Down Conv. 41-of-142 (.289) Last to First: Johns Hopkins was the last team in Centennial Conference history to win a league title as Hopkins didn t win its first title until Despite that, JHU is the first to get to 10 league titles. Ok, One More 10: While many were focused on Johns Hopkins 10 victory and 10th league title, head coach Jim Margraff s team posted another impressive 10 recently as 10 Blue Jays were named to the CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District Team. Johns Hopkins 10 selections were the most of any team in the district, represented 10 of the 14 selections from the Centennial Conference and were the most in school history. To be eligible for the award, players must be a starter or significant reserve, at least a sophomore and carry at least a 3.30 cumulative grade point average. Players named to the Academic All-District Team go on the ballot for national Academic All-America honors; that team will be announced on December 2. Below is a look at Johns Hopkins 10 CoSIDA/Capital One Acdemic All-District selections: Name (Pos.) GPA Major Evan Adamo (WR) 3.74 Applied Math/Statistics Rowan Cade (OL) 3.73 Biomedical Engineering Jack Campbell (LB) 3.94 Biology Brandon Cherry (RB) 3.35 Public Health Keith Corliss (LB) 3.50 Economics Colin Egan (OL) 3.43 Mechanical Engineering Michael Longo (DL) 3.74 Public Health Ryan Rice (DB) 3.74 Economics Michael Rocca (DL) 3.75 Public Health Jack Toner (DB) 3.94 Economics Tale of the Tape State of Affairs: The 2014 Johns Hopkins football roster consists of 88 players from 23 different states. The Rowan roster consists of 83 players from two states - in fact, 82 of Rowan s 83 players hail from New Jersey. Strange: Johns Hopkins has a player named Rowan on its roster (junior offensive lineman Rowan Cade) and Rowan has a player named Hopkins on its roster (senior offensive lineman Evan Hopkins). Poll Position: Johns Hopkins moved up one spot to sixth in this week s AFCA Division III Poll and held firm at number seven in the D3football.com Poll. The number six ranking in the AFCA Poll is the highest in school history, while the number seven ranking from D3football.com is the highest JHU has ever been ranked in that poll. In addition to the national rankings, Johns Hopkins also checks in at #3 in this week s Lambert Meadowlands ranking of teams in the East. Ranking Streaks: Johns Hopkins is ranked in the top 20 of the AFCA Poll for the 38th consecutive week dating back to early in the 2011 season and in the top 25 for the 39th consecutive week. Honoring Our Seniors: Johns Hopkins held its senior day festitivies prior to the game against McDaniel. The current seniors have spearheaded one of the great four-year runs in program history. Below are a few of the accomplishments since this group arrived in 2011: Four Centennial Conference Championships Four NCAA Playoff appearances A cumulative record of 40-4 entering this week s game against Rowan. A regular season record of JHU Category RU 10-0 Record 7-3 Won 10 Streak Won Points/Game Total Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Points Allowed/Game Total Defense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Turnover Margin +4 29:53 Time of Possession 32:54 43-of-51 (.843) Red Zone Offense 24-of-33 (.727) 27 (135 yds.) Sacks By 12 (115 yds.) * NJAC Games - 2 -

3 Head Coach Jim Margraff Jim Margraff (JHU 82) is in his 25th season as the head coach at Homewood and ranks as the all-time winningest coach in school history with an overall record of (.681). Margraff has guided the Blue Jays to some of the greatest seasons and moments in program history with the last several years among the best of the best. Johns Hopkins has a combined record of 40-4 since the start of the 2011 season, counts six straight Centennial Conference titles to its credit, has qualified for the NCAAs five times in six years and has been ranked in the top 25 in the nation every week since the start of the 2011 season. The 2009 season was also one of the most successful in school history and among the most successful in Centennial Conference history. The Blue Jays grabbed their fifth Centennial title since 2002 and advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals. JHU finished 8th in the final AFCA Division III Poll, 11th in the final D3football.com Poll and 2nd in the Lambert Cup Poll. For his efforts, Margraff was named the D3football.com South Region Coach of the Year. Margraff guided the Blue Jays to a then schoolrecord-tying seven wins in 1996, 1997 and 1998 before leading the Blue Jays to their first-ever post-season appearance, first-ever Centennial Conference title and a then school-record nine wins in JHU made its first appearance in the NCAA Playoffs in 2005, when the Blue Jays also grabbed their first-ever outright CC title. That capped a four-year run that saw JHU win three ECAC titles and four CC titles. The 177 wins JHU has accumulated under Jim Margraff are eight more than Hopkins accumulated in the 50 previous years combined ( ). Winngest FB Coaches - Johns Hopkins History 1. Jim Margraff ( ) (.681) 2. Dr. Ray Van Orman ( ) (.485) 3. Jerry Pfeifer ( ) (.392) 4. Dennis Cox ( ) (.452) 5. Wilson Fewster ( ) (.449) Winningest FB Coaches - CC History - CC Games 1. Jim Margraff (JHU / ) Barry Streeter (GC / ) Darwin Breaux (DC / ) Mike Donnelly (Muhl / ) Margraff s Milestone Victories No. Opponent (Date) Score_ Game # 1 FDU-Madison ( ) Bridgewater ( ) Washington & Lee (9-8-01) Gettysburg ( ) Juniata ( ) Moravian ( ) Ursinus ( ) # Sets JHU career record for coaching victories # Sets Maryland state record for coaching victories Margraff s Championships at Johns Hopkins CC 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, , 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 ECAC 2002, 2003, 2004, 2010 NCAA Playoff Appearances 2005, , 2012, 2013, 2014 The Johns Hopkins Offense By the Numbers / Seniors Set School Record: The seniors on the 2014 Johns Hopkins football team set a school record for most wins by one class with the win at Franklin & Marshall on November 8. The Blue Jays are now 40-4 since this year s seniors arrived in 2011 and moved past the seniors on the 2012 and 2013 teams (38 wins). The 40 victories also rank as the second-most by one class in Centennial Conference history. Below is a look at the four winningest classes in Centennial Conference history: Most Wins in a Four-Year Period (Centennial Conference History) 1. McDaniel Johns Hopkins T. Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins November Reign: Including the post-season, the Blue Jays are 20-5 in their last 25 games in November dating back to the 2008 season. Can t Get More Even: The success of the Johns Hopkins football team since the start of the 2001 season has been well documented. Amazingly, that success has been nearly identical on the road and at home. Dating back to the start of the 2001 season, Johns Hopkins has played 76 home games and is in those games. Remarkably, head coach Jim Margraff s team has been just as successful on the road as the Blue Jays are in 76 games away from Homewood Field during that time. Quick Starts: Johns Hopkins has jumped out to some quick starts of late as the Blue Jays have led at least 14-0 at the end of the first quarter six times in their last seven games. Cumulatively, JHU has outscored the opposition in the first quarter of the last seven games and holds a first-half scoring margin in those games. Below is a look at the score of Johns Hopkins last seven games at the end of the first quarter and at halftime: End 1st Qtr. Halftime Muhlenberg JHU/14-0 JHU/21-6 Juniata JHU/14-0 JHU35-7 Dickinson JHU/21-0 JHU/28-0 Gettysburg JHU/21-0 JHU/34-0 Ursinus JHU/21-0 JHU/21-7 F&M Tie/7-7 JHU/10-7 McDaniel JHU/28-7 JHU/41-7 JHU averaged a school-record 6.17 yards per play last season. Through 10 games the Blue Jays are averaging 6.10 yards per play this season. The Blue Jays averaged 6.98 yards per play at Ursinus. Johns Hopkins scored 48 points in its last outing against McDaniel to run its streak of scoring 24+ points to 21 games dating back to the first game of the 2013 season. Career yards per rush for junior Brandon Cherry (5.9) and sophomore Stuart Walters (5.6). Cherry has 1,699 career rushing yards on 289 carries and Walters has 1,314 on 236 carries. Combined average yards per reception for sophomores Bradley Munday and Quinn Donaldson. Munday has 45 receptions for 664 yards (14.8), while Donaldson has 38 receptions for 644 yards (16.9). The pair has also combined for 12 touchdowns on the year. Johns Hopkins rushed 53 times for 316 yards in the win vs. Juniata on October 4. Including this effort, JHU is 35-0 since 1955 when rushing for 300+ yards. Johns Hopkins has topped the 400-yard mark in total offense eight times in 10 games this season. JHU is averaging yards per game entering this week s game against Rowan. Margraff Sets State Record: Johns Hopkins head coach Jim Margraff became the winningest college football coach in Maryland state history with the win at Ursinus (November 1) as that gave him 175 career victories, a mark he upped to 177 with last week s win vs. McDaniel. Margraff now sports a career record of (.681) entering this week s game against Rowan. Margraff had been tied with legendary Morgan State head coach Eddie Hurt, who won 174 games from

4 Johns Hopkins Record... In Since Under Margraff JHU s Record Overall Home Away During the day At night Centennial CC Home CC Away Non-Conference NC Home NC Away Postseason Postseason - Home Postseason - Away In September In October In November In December Games decided by 7 pts. or less Games decided by 3 pts. or less In Overtime Scoring 24+ points Allow 14 points or less Leading after 1st Q 9-0 Leading at the half 10-0 Leading after 3rd Q 10-0 Trailing after 1st Q 0-0 Trailing at the half 0-0 Trailing after 3rd Q 0-0 Tied after 1st Q 1-0 Tied at the half 0-0 Tied after 3rd Q 0-0 Less than 300 yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yards Total Offense yardstotal Offense 0-0 Less than 100 yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards passing yards passing yards passing 2-0 Allow less than 100 rushing yards 4-0 Allow less than 100 passing yards 2-0 Allow less than 150 passing yards 5-0 Allow less than 200 passing yards 7-0 Allow less than 200 yards TO 0-0 Allow less than 250 yards TO 2-0 Allow less than 300 yards TO 6-0 The Johns Hopkins Defense By the Numbers / One year after allowing an average of just 2.8 yards per rushing attempt, the JHU defense is at it again as the Blue Jays 10 opponents have averaged just 3.62 yards per attempt (380-1,374) through 10 games. Johns Hopkins has intercepted 15 passes in 10 games this season after coming up with just eight in 11 games a year ago. In addition, the Blue Jays have also recovered 12 fumbles for 27 total caused turnovers on the year. Johns Hopkins is allowing an average of just 14.3 points per game through 10 games. The Blue Jays have allowed a total of just 143 points this season. Johns Hopkins did a great job of getting off the field on third down last season as the opposition converted just 26.6% of its thirddown chances in The Blue Jays have allowed their 10 opponents to convert just 51-of-159 third-down attempts (32.1%) in 10 games thus far this season. McDaniel managed just 299 yards of total offense against the Blue Jays last week. Dating back to the start of the 2013 season, JHU has held the opposition to less than 300 yards of offense 11 times in 21 games. All-Time Winningest Football Coaches State of Maryland (College Coaches) 1. Jim Margraff (JHU) Eddie Hurt (Morgan) Sherman Wood (Salisbury/Bowie) H.C. Curley Byrd (MD) Phil Albert (Towson) Tim Keating (McDaniel) Margraff Ninth on Division III Victories List: Johns Hopkins head coach Jim Margraff picked up career victory number 177 with the win last week vs. McDaniel. In addition to ranking as the winningest coach in school and Maryland state history, Margraff is also tied for ninth among active NCAA Division III coaches in career victories; below is a look at the top 10: Rk. Name - School Career Victories 1. Rick Giancola - Montclair St Michael DeLong - Springfield Mike Drass - Wesley Steve Johnson Bethel 192 5T. Larry Kindbom - Washington U. 188 Rich Lackner - Carnegie Mellon Barry Streeter - Gettysburg Vic Wallace - Rockford 180 9T. Jim Margraff Johns Hopkins 177 Norm Eash Illinois Wesleyan 177 Balanced Ground Game Leading Offense: Four players are leading the Johns Hopkins ground game this season as sophomore Stuart Walters, junior Brandon Cherry, sophomore Dionisio Roman and senior Braden Anderson have combined for 1,768 yards and 29 touchdowns in 10 games. With this group leading the way, Johns Hopkins is averaging yards per game on the ground and has 33 rushing touchdowns on the year. JHU ranks third in the Centennial in rushing yards per game and leads the CC in rushing TDs. Below is look at JHU s three top running backs: Stuart Walters - Leads the Blue Jays in rushing with 651 yards and also has seven touchdowns Ranks eighth in the Centennial in rushing yards per game (72.3), fifth in kickoff return average (24.3) and eighth in all-purpose yards per game (97.7) Ranks 20th in school history in rushing yards (1,314) Averaging 5.5 yards per rush this season and 5.6 in his career. Brandon Cherry - Ranks second on the team in rushing yards with 461 and has six touchdowns as well Also has 13 receptions for 101 yards and one TD Ranks13th in the Centennial in rushing yards per game (51.2) Ranks 13th in school history in rushing yards (1,699) and 14th in rushing TDs (17) Has averaged 5.9 yards per carry in his career

5 AFCA Division III Coaches Poll ( ) Rk. School (1st Place Votes) Rec. Points 1. Wisconsin-Whitewater (36) , Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) (2) Mount Union (OH) (4) Wartburg (IA) Wesley (DE) Johns Hopkins Hobart (NY) Wheaton (IL) John Carroll (OH) Widener (PA) D3football.com Poll ( ) Rk. School (1st Place Votes) Rec. Points 1. Wisconsin-Whitewater (16) Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) (4) Mount Union (OH) (5) Wesley (DE) Wartburg (IA) John Carroll (OH) Johns Hopkins Hobart (NY) Wheaton (IL) Linfield (OR) JHU Week-by-Week in the Polls AFCA d3football.com Preseason No Poll 14th 9-7 No Poll 13th 9-14 No Poll 14th 9-21/22 12th 14th 9-28/29 10th 10th 10-5/6 9th 9th 10-12/13 9th 9th 10-19/20 9th 9th 10-26/27 9th 9th 11-2/3 8th 8th 11-9/10 7th 7th 11-16/17 6th 7th Lambert Cup Poll ( ) Rk. School Record 1. Wesley (DE) Hobart (NY) Johns Hopkins Widener (PA) T. Delaware Valley (PA) 9-1 Washington & Jefferson (PA) Muhlenberg (PA) Amherst (MA) MIT St. John Fisher (NY) 8-2 Dionisio Roman - Ranks fourth on the team in rushing yards with 275 and tied for second with seven rushing TDs to his credit Has the 2nd longest run on the team this season (46T vs. Juniata) Has 10 rushing TDs on 91 career carries (one every 9.1 carries). Anderson Breaks Out: Senior Braden Anderson finished the regular season ranked among the Centennial Conference leaders in every passing category. On the year, Anderson is 166-of-250 (.664) for 2,118 yards with 20 touchdowns against six INTs. He has also rushed for 381 yards and a team-high nine TDs. Anderson has had a hand in 29 (20 passing 9 rushing) of JHU s 55 touchdowns on the year. Anderson currently leads the CC in pass efficiency (159.16) and ranks fourth in pass yards per game (211.8) and third in total offense (249.9). He also ranks second in the league in completion percentage and touchdown passes. Anderson was at his best in JHU s five wins against Mulenberg, Juniata, Dickinson, Gettysburg and Ursinus as he combined to go 92-of-130 (.708) for 1,304 yards with 16 TDs against just one intercpetion in those victories. In addition to his statistical exploits, Anderson also became the seventh straight Johns Hopkins quarterback to win the first start of his career when JHU topped Randolph-Macon, 42-3, in the season-opener. The last seven JHU QBs, including Anderson, to win their first start are listed below: Shane Kibbe - RMC (2006), W/21-14 Michael Murray - Muhlenberg (2006), W/10-7 Max Islinger - McDaniel (2007), W/31-3 Tyler Porco - St. Lawrence (2008), W/34-3 Hewitt Tomlin - RMC (2008), W/39-31 (3OT) Robbie Matey - Muhlenberg (2011) - W/27-17 Braden Anderson - RMC (2014), W/42-3 Deep Receiving Corps Excels: Senior quarterback Braden Anderson has done a good job spreading the ball around thus far this season as 17 different players have at least one reception and six players have 10 or more catches on the year. Like the rushing attack, there are several players fueling a passing attack that is accounting for yards per game. The leaders include... Quinn Donaldson - Ranks second on the team with 38 receptions, which have gone for a 644 yards and six TDs Ranks eighth in the Centennial in receiving yards per game (64.4) and 15th in receptions per game (3.80) 16.9 yards per reception is second-best in the CC among players with 25 or more receptions Had four receptions for 93 yards and two scores at Muhlenberg, four receptions for 86 yards at Dickinson and five receptions for a career-high 142 yards and two scores at Ursinus. Bradley Munday - Leads the team with 40 receptions, which have gone for a team-high 664 yards and six scores Ranks fifth in the Centennial in receptions per game (5.0) and fourth in receiving yards per game (73.8) Enjoyed the best day of his career at Muhlenberg as he had 13 receptions for 150 yards and one touchdown - 13 receptions and 150 yards are both career highs, while his 56-yard TD reception with just over two minutes remaining in regulation sealed the victory. Added two receptions for 73 yards, including a 66-yard TD reception, at Dickinson yard reception was the longest of his career... and six receptions for 124 yards and a 50-yard TD reception vs. Gettysburg Totaled four receptions for 77 yards and one TD at Ursinus and had seven receptions for 96 yards and one score and one kickoff return for 80 yards at Franklin & Marshall - the 80-yard KOR at F&M is tied for the 10th longest in school history and is the longest by a JHU player since Richard Hill had a 90-yard return at McDaniel in Munday s 13 receptions against Muhlenberg are the most by a Johns Hopkins player since Dan Wodicka had 13 at McDaniel in 2011, while his 150 receiving yards are the most since Wodicka had 159 in that same game against McDaniel in Ryan Finkel - Tied for third on the team in receptions (17) and and ranks third in receiving yards (173) Had five receptions for 49 yards and one TD vs. Juniata and notched the 50th reception of his career in the win over the Eagles. Boone Lewis, Jr. - Quietly tied for third on the team in receptions with receptions have gone for 122 yards and one touchdown Had just one reception for 11 yards last season. In Case You Didn t Notice: Johns Hopkins has 187 completed passes through 10 games. Of those, 184 of the 187 have been caught by players who will return next season. Defense Among Centennial s Best: While the Blue Jay offense grabs a lot of the headlines, the Johns Hopkins defense is enjoying a strong year as well. Through 10 games the Blue Jays are allowing just 14.3 points and yards per game. The opposition is averaging just 3.62 yards per rushing attempt and has converted just 51-of-159 (.321) third down opportunities. JHU leads the Centennial Conference in scoring defense and pass defense (162.8) and ranks fourth in rushing defense (137.4). More Defense: In addition to allowing just 14.3 points per game, the Blue Jay defense has forced 27 turnovers and generated 27 sacks in 10 games. Hopkins 27 caused turnovers lead the Centennial, while the 27 sacks rank third. Still More Defense: Johns Hopkins 27 forced turnovers is 10 games this season are already 13 more than the Blue Jays caused in 11 games last season

6 Good Hands Team: The Johns Hopkins defense came up with just eight interceptions in 11 games during the 2013 season. Through 10 games this season, the Blue Jays already have 15 to their credit with three against Randolph-Macon, Moravian and Juniata, two against McDaniel and one against Susquehanna, Dickinson, Gettysburg and F&M. Sophomore Jack Toner leads the way with three INTs on the year, while classmate Garrett Spek and senior Ryan Rice have a pair of intercpetions to their credit. Brady Watts, Sebastian Edwards, Keith Corliss, Curtis Antrum, Joe Trumbetti, Dan Johnson and Lance Hammand all have one thus far. Hammond First DL in Five Years With an INT: Freshman defensive lineman Lance Hammond came up with the first interception of his career in the 42-7 win at Dickinson as his INT killed a Red Devil scoring threat at the Johns Hopkins 14-yard line. Hammond is the first Johns Hopkins defensive lineman to record an interception since Glenn Rocca had one in a 23-7 win at Hampden-Sydney in the first round of the 2009 NCAA Playoffs. Amazingly, Rocca had three interceptions that season. Hammond is quietly enjoying a strong freshman year in the middle of the Blue Jay defensive line as he counts 25 tackles, including 3.0 for losses and 2.0 sacks, to go along with one forced fumble and his one interception. Hitting the Century Mark: Johns Hopkins had two players reach the 100-tackle mark for their career vs. Moravian and another reach the mark in the win against Juniata. Current players with 100+ tackles... Junior linebacker Keith Corliss has 152 career tackles in 30 career games played. He also counts 6.5 TFLs, four PBUs, 1.5 sacks, one interception and one fumble recovery to his credit. Recently, he posted 10 tackles at Dickinson, six against Gettysburg, nine at Ursinus and 11 at F&M and now has a team and career-high 70 on the year. Senior defensive end Michael Longo leads all defensive linemen with 42 tackles this season and also leads the team with 12.0 TFLs and 8.5 sacks. He now has 132 tackles, 32.0 TFLs and 21.0 sacks in his career. Senior safety Ryan Rice became the latest JHU player to eclipse the 100-tackle mark when he got there against Juniata. Rice now has 111 tackles in his career, including 24 this season. In addition, his 16 career PBUs and six career INTs are the most among all active Johns Hopkins players. Senior Hani Annabi has 150 career tackles to his credit. He missed the first five games of the season, but has seen action in the last five games and has 10 tackles on the year. Super Sophs: Two of Johns Hopkins top four tacklers and six of the 15 players on the team with 20 or more tackles on the season are all members of the sophomore class. Defensive back Jack Toner (53 tackles) and linebacker Jack Campbell (39) lead the way among the second-year players, while Jesse Poore (27), Pat Runger (25), Dan Johnson (25) and Garrett Spek (23) are also members of the 20-tackle club. On a Roll: Johns Hopkins is 43-1 in its last 44 regular season games dating back to late in the 2010 season. The only team to top the Blue Jays duirng that run? Franklin & Marshall, which topped the Blue Jays, 14-12, in JHU s 44-game regular season run began with a win at Susquehanna on October 23, On A Roll, Part II: Johns Hopkins is 45-4 in its last 49 games overall since late in the 2010 season. Three of the Blue Jays four losses during that time have come in the NCAA Playoffs. Honors and Awards Evan Adamo (Jr. WR) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Braden Anderson (Sr. QB) - Centennial Offensive Player of the Week (9-28, 10-26), ECAC Southwest Offensive Player of the Week (9-30). Rowan Cade (Jr. WR) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Jack Campbell (So. LB) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Brandon Cherry (Jr. RB) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Keith Corliss (Jr. LB) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Colin Egan (Jr. OL) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Michael Longo (Sr. DL) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Ryan Rice (Sr. DB) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District, D3football.com Preseason All- American. Michael Rocca (Sr. DL) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District, Centennial Defensive Player of the Week (11-2). Jack Toner (So. DB) - CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Brady Watts (Jr. LB) - Centennial Defensive Player of the Week (9-28), D3football.com Team of the Week (Games of 9-26/27). At Home at Homewood: Johns Hopkins has parlayed its home field advantage into victories in recent years. In fact, the Blue Jays are 25-3 (.893) in the home blacks since the start of the 2010 season. Sustained Success: Since the start of the 2002 season the Blue Jays sport a (.776) record. Taking it back farther the Blue Jays are (.770) since the start of the 2001 season and (.753) since the beginning of the 2000 season. Seven s Heaven: Since the beginning of the 2003 season the Blue Jays are (.816) when scoring more than seven points and 0-7 when they have been held to seven points or less

7 Hopkins Football - A Tradition of Academic and Athletic Excellence Centennial Conference Champions: Johns Hopkins claimed its 10th Centennial Conference title this season with all 10 championships coming since JHU s 10 CC titles are the most in league history. All-Time Centennial Football Titles Johns Hopkins (2002, 03, 04, 05, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14) 10 Dickinson (1988, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 2004, 06) 9 Muhlenberg (1983, 86, 2001, 02, 03, 04, 07, 08, 10) 9 McDaniel (1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 04) 7 Franklin & Marshall (1986, 87, 88, 93, 95, 2004) 6 Gettysburg (1983, 84, 85) 3 Ursinus (1996, 2010) 2 Swarthmore (1983, 84) 2 NCAA History: Johns Hopkins ia making its sixth trip to the NCAA Playoffs this season with all six appearances coming since 2005 under the direction of Jim Margraff, the all-time winningest coach in school history. The Blue Jays are 3-5 all-time in the NCAAs with a run to the NCAA Quarterfinals in 2009 and a trip to the second round in 2012 highlighting JHU s NCAA history. Below is a look at JHU s all-time NCAA results: st #15 Thiel L/ st #14 Hampden-Sydney W/23-7 2nd #10 Thomas More W/31-29 #3 Wesley L/ st Rd. St. John Fisher L/ st Rd. Washington & Jefferson W/ nd #1 Mount Union L/ st Rd. #14 Wesley L/24-29 It s All Academic - Part I: When the 2014 CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District II Team was announced it was dominated by Johns Hopkins. JHU produced a school-record 10 selections - six more than the remaining nine schools in the Centennial Conference combined. The Blue Jays 10 selections give the team 46 Academic All-District players in the last six years, 75 in the last 12 years and 101 since Below is a list of JHU s Academic All-District selections for 2014: Name (Pos.) Cum. GPA Major Evan Adamo (WR) 3.74 Applied Math/Statistics Rowan Cade (OL) 3.73 Biomedical Engineering Jack Campbell (LB) 3.94 Biology Brandon Cherry (RB) 3.35 Public Health Keith Corliss (LB) 3.50 Economics Colin Egan (OL) 3.43 Mechanical Engineering Michael Longo (DL) 3.74 Public Health Ryan Rice (DB) 3.74 Economics Michael Rocca (DL) 3.75 Public Health Jack Toner (DB) 3.94 Economics It s All Academic - Part II: Of the seven players who earned Academic All- District honors in 2013, three went on to be selected to the CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-America Team. The three selections were John Arena (1st Team), Vincenzo Bonaddio (1st Team) and Joe DiTrolio (1st Team). This is the first time in school history JHU has produced three First Team Academic All-Americans. The three selections boost JHU s all-time total of football Academic All-Americans to 20. Of that total, 18 have come since head coach Jim Margraff took over in All-Time CoSIDA Football Academic All-Americans Centennial Football Schools Post-Season Regulars: Including this season, Johns Hopkins has advanced to the post-season 11 times since 2002 as JHU has played in five ECAC Bowl Games and the six NCAA Tournaments since Including the 3-5 record in NCAA action, Johns Hopkins sports a 7-6 all-time post-season record as the Blue Jays are 4-1 alltime in ECAC Bowl Games. Including ECAC games, Johns Hopkins has advanced to the post-season in each of the last seven years. Below is a look at JHU s all-time ECAC Bowl results: Johns Hopkins 18 Muhlenberg 9 Franklin & Marshall 5 Ursinus 3 Gettysburg 2 Dickinson 1 McDaniel ECAC SW Frostburg St. W/ ECAC SA Bowl King s (PA) W/ ECAC SE Bowl Waynesburg W/ ECAC SW Bowl Catholic L/ ECAC SA Bowl Lebanon Valley W/44-14 Since formation of Centennial in 1983 only

8 Career Highs Evan Adamo Receptions 4, vs, Moravian (2014) Receiving Yards 32, vs, Moravian (2014), vs. Moravian (2012) Long Reception 20, vs. Moravian (2012) Braden Anderson Pass Attempts #23 Muhlenberg (2014) 34, vs. Moravian (2014) Pass Completions #23 Muhlenberg (2014) 25, vs. Moravian (2014) Passing Yards #23 Muhlenberg (2014) 306, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Ursinus (2014), 218, vs. Moravian (2014) 203, vs. Juniata (2014), 190, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) Longest Completion Dickinson (2014) Dickinson (2012) Ursinus (2014) TD Passes 4, vs. Gettysburg #23 Muhlenberg (2014) Rushing Yards F&M (2014) Ursinus (2014), Dickinson (2014) Susquehanna (2014), 52, vs, McDaniel (2012) Long Rush F&M (2014) 37, vs. McDaniel (2014), Dickinson (2014) 31, vs. McDaniel (2012) Rushing Touchdowns Dickinson Susquehanna (2014), vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) Hani Annabi Tackles 13, vs. F&M (2013) Tackles for Loss 2.0, vs. Moravian (2013) Sacks 1.0, Three times Curtis Antrum Tackles Gettysburg (2013) Pass Breakups 2, Twice Interceptions Franklin & MarshalL (2014) David Brookhart Receptions 3, vs. Gettburg (2014) Receiving Yards 38, vs. McDaniel (2014) Long Reception 21T, vs. McDaniel (2014) Touchdowns 1, vs, McDaniel (2014) Brett Caggiano Receptions 4, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Receiving Yards 50, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Long Reception 21, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Jack Campbell Tackles McDaniel (2013) Tackles for Loss 1.0, Three Times Sacks 1.0, Gettysburg (2014) Ryan Cary Rushing Attempts 6, Three Times Rushing Yards 34, vs. Juniata (2014) Longest Rush 16, vs. Juniata (2014) Rushing Touchdowns 1, vs. Juniata (2014) Brandon Cherry Rushing Attempts 25, vs. Ursinus Gettysburg (2013) Rushing Yards Gettysburg (2013), 163, vs. F&M (2013) 152, vs. Dickinson (2013), 122 vs. Ursinus (2013) Longest Rush 76T, vs. F&M (2013), 60, vs. Dickinson (2013) Rushing Touchdowns 3, vs. F&M (2013) 2, vs. Muhlenberg (2013) Receptions 3, Juniata (2014) Receiving Yards Juniata (2013) Longest Reception Juniata (2013) TD Receptions 1, Three times All-Purpose Yards Gettysburg (2013) 174, vs. F&M (2013) 156. vs. Dickinson (2013), 155, vs. Ursinus (2013) Susquehanna (2014) 119, vs. Muhlenberg (2013), 112, Susquehanna (2013) Matthew Connery Tackles 10, Susquehanna (2013) Tackles for Loss 3.0, vs. Susquehanna Muhlenberg (2012) Sacks 2.0, vs. Susquehanna (2013) Keith Corliss Tackles 12, vs. Dickinson (2013) F&M (2014) Tackles for Loss 1.0, Four Times Sacks 0.5, Four Times Quinn Donaldson Receptions 8, vs. Moravian (2014) Receiving Yards Ursinus (2014) 111, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) Long Reception Ursinus (2014) Dickinson (2014), Ursinus (2014) 47, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) TD Receptions Ursinus #23 Muhlenberg (2014) All-Purpose Yards Ursinus (2014) Sebastian Edwards Tackles Moravian (2013) Ryan Finkel Receptions Randolph-Macon (2013) Receiving Yards Randolph-Macon (2013) Long Reception 36, Susquehanna (2013) Touchdowns 1, vs, Juniata Randolph-Macon (2013) Lance Hammond Tackles Franklin & Marshall (2014) Tackles For Loss 1.0, vs. McDaniel (2014) Sacks 1.0, vs. McDaneil (2014) Chris Ibrahim Tackles Gettysburg (2013) Dan Johnson Tackles 6, vs. McDaniel McDaniel (2014) Tackles for Loss 1.0, Four Times Charlie Kassis Tackles Franklin & Marshall (2014) Pass Breakups 1, Five Times Boone Lewis, Jr. Receptions 5, Gettysburg (2014) Receiving Yards Muhlenberg (2014) Long Reception 16, Twice Touchdowns 1, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Michael Longo Tackles Ursinus (2014), vs. Moravian (2014) vs. #14 Wesley (2013), vs. Dickinson (2013), McDaniel (2012) Tackles for Loss 2.5, vs. Gburg (2014), vs. Susque (2013) Sacks Ursinus Randolph-Macon (2013) Bradley Munday Receptions #23 Muhlenberg (2014) Receiving Yards #23 Muhlenberg (2014) 124, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Long Reception Dickinson (2014) F&M (2014) #23 Muhlenberg (2014), 50T, vs. Gettysburg (2014) TD Receptions 1, Seven Times Punt Returns 4, Twice Punt Return Yards 67, vs. Susquehanna (2013) Long Punt Return 31, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) Kickoff Returns 4, vs. F&M (2013) Kickoff Return Yards 109, vs. F&M (2013) Long Kickoff Return F&M (2014) All-Purpose Yards 190, vs. F&M (2013) F&M (2013), #23 Muhlenberg (2014) 126, Susquehanna (2013), 124, vs Gettysburg (2014) Jesse Poore Tackles 5, vs. Moravian (2014) Interceptions McDaniel (2013) Long INT Return McDaniel (2013) TJ Reeves Tackles Franklin & Marshall (2012) Tackles for Loss None Sacks None Intercpetions 1, Three Times Long INT Return 43, vs. McDaniel (2012) Ryan Rice Tackles 8,vs. Gettysburg (2012) Tackles for Loss 1.0, Seven Times Interceptions 1, Six times Longest INT Return Moravian (2013) Pass Breakups 3, vs. F&M (2013) Michael Rocca Tackles Ursinus (2014) Tackles for Loss 1.5, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Sacks 1.5, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Dionisio Roman Rushing Attempts 17, vs. Juniata (2013) Rushing Yards 77, vs. Juniata (2013) Longest Rush 46T, vs. Juniata (2014) Rushing Touchdowns 2, vs. Moravian Susque (2014) Alec Sinatro Rushing Attempts 15, vs. Juniata (2014) Rushing Yards 39, vs. McDaniel (2014), 36, vs. Juniata (2014) Longest Rush 20, vs. McDaniel (2014) Rushing Touchdowns 1, vs. Juniata (2014) Marcus Spearman Tackles McDaniel (2013) Garrett Spek Tackles 4, vs. Gettysburg (2014), Juniata (2014) 4, vs. Moravian Moravian (2013) Interceptions 1, vs. Moravian (2014) 1, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) Jack Toner Tackles 7, Three Times Tackles for Loss Dickinson (2014) Sacks 1.0, Twice Interceptions 1, Four Times Long INT Return McDaniel (2014) Stuart Walters Rushing Attempts 23, vs. Moravian (2014) Susquehanna (2014), 21, vs. #14 Wesley (2013) Rushing Yards Susquehanna (2014) Gettysburg (2013), 124, vs. Dickinson (2013) Longest Rush (2013) 49T, vs. Dickinson (2013), 44T, vs. Dickinson (2013) Rushing Touchdowns Ursinus (2014) 2, vs. Dickinson (2013) Receiving Yards 35, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Long Reception 35T, vs. Gettysburg (2014) TD Receptions 1, Twice Brady Watts Tackles #23 Muhlenberg (2014) Tackles for Loss F&M (2014) vs. F&M (2013), vs. Dickinson (2013) Sacks 1.0, vs. Muhlenberg (2013 & 2014) Interceptions 1, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) - 8 -

9 Tracking the Record Book Career Rushing Yards 1. Andrew Kase , Jonathan Rigaud , Adam Cook , Adam Gentile , Don Zajick , T.J. Lyons , Brad McLam , Paul Ferreri , Hari Lymon , Paul Weiss , Brian Dulin , Scott Martorana , Brandon Cherry Active 1, Ken Bess , Oscar Garcia-Rivera , Harry Leet , Chuck Wotkowicz , Kevin Johnson , Cliff Harding , Stuart Walters Active 1,314 Career Rushing Touchdowns 1. Andrew Kase Jonathan Rigaud T. Scott Martorana Harry Leet Brad McLam T. JD Abbott Adam Gentile Paul Ferreri T.J. Lyons T. Nick Fazio Paul Weiss T. Scott Barletta Adam Cook Brandon Cherry Active 17 Career Completions 1. Hewitt Tomlin Jim Margraff Robbie Matey Mark Campbell John Guglielmo , Zach DiIonno Rob Heleniak Jack Thomas Wayne Roccia Braden Anderson Active 228 Career Passing Yards 1. Hewitt Tomlin , Jim Margraff , Mark Campbell , John Guglielmo , 93 5, Robbie Matey , Zach DiIonno , Rob Heleniak , Jack Thomas , Wayne Roccia , Jim Feely , Braden Anderson Active 2,793 Career TD Passes 1. Hewitt Tomlin Jim Margraff Mark Campbell Jack Thomas T. Rob Heleniak John Guglielmo , T. Robbie Matey Jim Feely George Merrell Zach DiIonno T. Braden Anderson Active 24 Wayne Roccia Single-Season TD Passes 1T. Hewitt Tomlin Hewitt Tomlin Braden Anderson Single-Season Passing Yards 1. Hewitt Tomlin , Hewitt Tomlin , Hewitt Tomlin , John Guglielmo , Robbie Matey , Robbie Matey , Braden Anderson ,118 Single-Season Completions 1. Hewitt Tomlin Hewitt Tomlin Hewitt Tomlin Robbie Matey Robbie Matey John Guglielmo Zach DiIonno Braden Anderson Single-Season 200-Yard Passing Games 1T. Hewitt Tomlin Hewitt Tomlin Hewitt Tomlin John Guglielmo T. Robbie Matey Mark Campbell Jim Margraff T. Braaden Anderson Robbie Matey Hewitt Tomlin Rob Heleniak John Guglielmo Single-Season 300-Yard Passing Games 1. Hewitt Tomlin Hewitt Tomlin T. Braden Anderson Robbie Matey Robbie Matey John Guglielmo John Guglielmo Career Scoring - Kickers 1. Alex Lachman Ben Scott Todd Bencivenni Matt Andrade Richie Carbone Nick Campbell Active 113 Single-Season Total Offense 1. Hewitt Tomlin , Robbie Matey ,729 3T. Hewitt Tomlin ,685 Hewitt Tomlin , Robbie Matey , Braden Anderson ,499 Career Total Offense 1. Hewitt Tomlin , Jim Margraff , Mark Campbell , Robbie Matey , John Guglielmo , 93 5, Zach DiIonno , Andrew Kase , Jack Thomas , Rob Heleniak , Braden Anderson Active 3,295 Career Punt Return Yards 1. Zach Baylin Harrison Bernstein Evan Earnest Adam Cook T. Mark Guzzo Charles Coker Bill Nolan Dan Wodicka Brian Hepting Tucker Michels Bradley Munday Active

10 The Last Time The Last Time... (* School Record) Total Offense JHU had 400 yards of total offense: 459, vs. McDaniel ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 2 straight games: 451, vs. RMC, Sus, 413 vs. Moravian, #23 Muhl, 544 vs. Juniata, DC, 490 vs. GC ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 3 straight games: 451, vs. RMC, Sus, 413 vs. Moravian, #23 Muhl, 544 vs. Juniata, DC, 490 vs. GC ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 4 straight games: 451, vs. RMC, Sus, 413 vs. Moravian, #23 Muhl, 544 vs. Juniata, DC, 490 vs. GC ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 5 straight games: 451, vs. RMC, Sus, 413 vs. Moravian, #23 Muhl, 544 vs. Juniata, DC, 490 vs. GC ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 6 straight games: 451, vs. RMC, Sus, 413 vs. Moravian, #23 Muhl, 544 vs. Juniata, DC, 490 vs. GC ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 7 straight games: 451, vs. RMC, Sus, 413 vs. Moravian, #23 Muhl, 544 vs. Juniata, DC, 490 vs. GC ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 8 straight games: RMC, 485 vs. Sus, Mor, 507 vs. Muhl, Jun 510 vs. DC, GC, 429 vs. UC, 461 vs. F&M, 430 vs McD ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 9 straight games: RMC, 485 vs. Sus, Mor, 507 vs. Muhl, Jun 510 vs. DC, GC, 429 vs. UC, 461 vs. F&M, 430 vs McD ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 10 straight games: RMC, 485 vs. Sus, Mor, 507 vs. Muhl, Jun 510 vs. DC, GC, 429 vs. UC, 461 vs. F&M, 430 vs McD ( ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense: 544, vs. Juniata ( ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in back-to-back games: Moravian, 507 vs. Muhlenberg, Juniata, 510 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg (9-21, ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in three straight games: Moravian, 507 vs. Muhlenberg, Juniata, 510 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg (9-21, ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in four straight games: Moravian, 507 vs. Muhlenberg, Juniata, 510 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg (9-21, ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in five straight games: * Moravian, 507 vs. Muhlenberg, Juniata, 510 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg (9-21, ) JHU had 600 yards of total offense: Juniata ( ) JHU had 600 yards of total offense in back-to-back games: 632 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg (10-14, ) JHU had 700 yards of total offense: * 731, vs. Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 300 yards of total offense: 333, Braden Ursinus ( ) A JHU player had 350 yards of total offense: 372, Braden #23 Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player had 400 yards of total offense: 403, Robbie Juniata ( ) A JHU player had 500 yards of total offense: * 505, Hewitt Gettysburg ( ) Rushing JHU rushed for 250 yards: Dickinson ( ) JHU rushed for 300 yards: 316, vs. Juniata ( ) JHU rushed for 300 yards in back-to-back games: 360 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg ( ) JHU rushed for 350 yards: Gettysburg ( ) JHU rushed for 350 yards in back-to-back games: * 360 vs. Dickinson, Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards: Stuart Walters Susquehanna ( ) A JHU player rushed for 200 yards: Jonathan Rigaud Ursinus ( ) Two JHU players rushed for 100 yards: Brandon Cherry (176), Stuart Walters Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in two straight games: Brandon Cherry (152, 176, 122, 163) vs. GC, vs. UC, vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in three straight games: Brandon Cherry (152, 176, 122, 163) vs. GC, vs. UC, vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in four straight games: Brandon Cherry (152, 176, 122, 163) vs. GC, vs. UC, vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in five straight games: A. Muhlenberg #25 Dickinson (116), Ursinus Juniata (146), vs. F&M (198) ( ) A JHU player rushed for 100 yards in six straight games: * A. Kase vs. GC (173), Moravian (117), #5 Muhlenberg (128), DC (224), UC (168), JC (180) ( ) A JHU player rushed for 200 yards in two straight games: Jonathan Rigaud vs. Gettysburg Ursinus (238) ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for 100 yards: 125, John Guglielmo vs. Western Maryland ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for two touchdowns: 2, Braden Dickinson ( ) A JHU quarterback rushed for three touchdowns: 3, Robbie Matey vs. Gettysburg ( ) A JHU quarterback had a run of 50+ yards: 54T, Braden F&M ( ) A JHU player rushed 30 or more times: 38, Andrew #14 Hampden-Sydney ( ) A JHU player rushed 35 or more times: 38, Andrew #14 Hampden-Sydney ( ) A JHU player rushed 40 or more times: 41, Andrew Kase vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had three rushing touchdowns: 3, Brandon Cherry vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player had four rushing touchdowns: * 4, Jonathan Ursinus ( ) A JHU player had a run of 40+ yards: 54T, Braden F&M ( ) A JHU player had a run of 50+ yards: 54T, Braden F&M ( ) A JHU player had a run of 60+ yards: 76T, Brandon Cherry vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player had two runs of 60+ yards: 68T & 69T, Jonathan Rigaud vs. Susquehanna ( ) A JHU player had a run of 70+ yards: 76T, Brandon Cherry vs. F&M ( ) A JHU player had a run of 80+ yards: * 89T, Chris Chirielson vs. Ursinus ( ) Passing JHU passed for 300 yards: 329, vs. Gettysburg ( ) JHU passed for 400 yards: Juniata ( ) JHU passed for 500 yards: * Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 300 yards passing: 306, Braden Anderson vs. Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 350 yards passing: 359, Braden #23 Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player had 400 yards passing; 408, Robbie Juniata ( ) A JHU player had 500 yards passing; * 501, Hewitt Gettysburg ( )