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1 2015 JOHNS HOPKINS FOOTBALL NOTES HOPKINS FOOTBALL Centennial Champions NCAA Playoffs Game 7 #8 Johns Hopkins (6-0, 5-0 CC) at Gettysburg (5-1, 4-1 CC) The Game Date Saturday, October 24, 2015 Kickoff Time 1 pm Location Gettysburg, PA Venue Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium Surface Astroplay Live Video Live Stats Johns Hopkins Blue Jays Record 6-0, 5-0 CC Current Streak Won 6 Rankings 8th (AFCA) 10th (D3football.com) Head Coach Jim Margraff Career Record (.687) 26th Yr. Record at JHU Same All-Time FB Record th Year Football The Teams Gettysburg Bullets Record 5-1, 4-1 CC Current Streak Lost 1 Rankings --- (AFCA) --- (D3football.com) Head Coach Barry Streeter Career Record (.515) 37th Yr. Record at GC Same All-Time FB Record Football Saturday, October 24, pm Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium (6,176) Gettysburg, PA The Game: Eighth-ranked Johns Hopkins (6-0, 5-0 Centennial) makes the short trip to central Pennsylvania to take on Gettysburg (5-1, 4-1 CC) in a key Centennial Conference game. Kickoff is set for 1 pm on Saturday, October 24. A Look Back: Johns Hopkins improved its record to 6-0 overall and 5-0 in the Centennial Conference with a 34-7 victory against Dickinson last Friday night. Gettysburg had its fivegame season-opening winning streak snapped with a loss at home against Muhlenberg. Poll Position: Johns Hopkins is ranked eighth in this week s AFCA Division III Poll and 10th in the D3football.com Poll. Gettysburg is not ranked in either poll. Two of the Best: This week s game features two of the 10 winningest active head coaches in Division III football in Johns Hopkins Jim Margraff and Gettysburg s Barry Streeter. Margraff currently ranks eighth among active head coaches in career wins (184), while Streeter is seventh (188). Combined, the two have coached 640 games in their careers. State of Affairs: The 2015 Johns Hopkins football roster consists of 88 players from 23 different states. The Gettysburg roster counts 104 players from 11 states and Washington DC. Road Warriors: With the recent 41-5 victory at Juniata, the Blue Jays extended their regular season road winning streak to 13 games. The Blue Jays last dropped a regular season road game at F&M late in the 2012 season. With a Victory Johns Hopkins would improve to 38-4 since the current senior class arrived in The Blue Jays would extend their regular season winning streak to 28 games dating back to late in the 2012 season.... JHU would be 7-0 for the fifth straight year.... The Blue Jays would run their October winning streak to 18 games dating back to a loss at Ursinus midway through the 2010 season.... Johns Hopkins would extend its regular season road winning streak to 14 games dating back to a loss at F&M late in the 2012 season. At Home at Homewood: Johns Hopkins has parlayed its home field advantage into victories in recent years. In fact, the Blue Jays are 29-3 in the home blacks since the start of the 2010 season. Looking for 7-0: A win this week would give Johns Hopkins its fifth straight 7-0 start and its seventh in the the last 13 years. Prior to this stretch, which began in 2003, Johns Hopkins hadn t started a season at 7-0 since Johns Hopkins Schedule/Results 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: Myles Rudnick Rudnick Office Phone: 410/ Coordinator of Digital Media: Mark Natale Natale Office Phone: 410/ On the Web: Sept. Randolph-Macon W/ Susquehanna * W/59-7 Moravian * W/ Muhlenberg * W/49-28 Oct. Juniata * W/ Dickinson * W/34-7 Gettysburg * 1 pm 31 Ursinus * 1 pm Nov. 7 Franklin & Marshall * Noon McDaniel * Noon * Centennial Conference Games Home Games in Bold - 1 -

2 Scouting the Bullets Gettysburh Quickly: Gettysburg welcomes Johns Hopkins to the Battlefield looking to bounce back from a loss to Muhlenberg last Saturday. Gettysburg is 5-1 overall and 4-1 in the Centennial Conference. Stayin Alive: Despite the loss last week to Muhlenberg, Gettysburg enters this week s game against Johns Hopkins in complete control of its own fate in the race for the Centennial Conference title and automatic bid to the upcoming NCAA Playoffs. Quite simply, if the Bullets win out, they are assured of no worse than a share of the title and would claim the CC s automatic bid to the NCAAs. That s Offensive: Gettysburg head coach Barry Streeter trots out one of the most explosive offensive units in the nation as the Bullets enter this week s game averaging 34.7 points and yards per game. Directing the offense for Streeter is senior Sam McDermott, who has thrown for 1,275 yards and 16 touchdowns against just four interceptions. As if having to defend McDermott isn t enough, the Bullets also feature the top rushing attack in the CC at just over 265 yards per game. Senior Kyle Wigley ranks second in the league in rushing (106.7), while McDermott is also a threat as he averages 66.0 yards per game. McNamara, Miller Lead Defense: Senior Kodie McNamara and junior Chris Miller lead the way defensively for Gettysburg. McNamara is the latest in a long line of outstanding linebackers at GC and currently ranks second in the league in tackles (64), while Miller counts 54 stops to his credit. McNamara topped the 350-tackle mark for his career last week. Teams looking to pick on someone in the secondary should stay away from senior Brian Calatozzo, who leads the league with five interceptions on the year. Notes of Interest: GC has outscored its opponents by 62 points in the second half Freshman Matt McFadden leads the CC in punt return average (14.3) and ranks second in kickoff return average (25.4) Last week s game against Muhlenberg kick-started a three-game run for Gettysburg against teams that are currently a combined Gettysburg Schedule/Results Sept. Bridgewater W/ Ursinus * W/22-15 Juniata * W/ Susquehanna * W/49-30 Oct. McDaniel * W/ Muhlenberg * L/ #8 Johns Hopkins * 1 pm Moravian * 1 pm Nov. 7 Dickinson * 1 pm Franklin & Marshall * 12:30 pm * Centennial Conference Games Off the Bye: Johns Hopkins improved to 10-3 under head coach Jim Margraff in its first game after a bye with last week s 34-7 win against Dickinson. The Blue Jays have now won eight straight in their first game after the bye week. Including last week s win against the Red Devils, the Blue Jays have outscored the opposition in their last seven games immediately after a bye. Friday Night Lights: Last week s game against Dickinson was the 52nd Johns Hopkins has played on Friday night since With the win against the Red Devils, the Blue Jays have compiled a (.683) record in Friday night games, including a (.733) mark under head coach Jim Margraff. Flipping the Calendar to October: While September has been kind to Johns Hopkins of late, October has been nearly as successful for the Blue Jays. In fact, JHU will carry a 17-game October winning streak into this week s game against Gettysburg. Johns Hopkins last lost a game in the month of October in 2010, when Ursinus topped the Blue Jays, Offense Rolling: Johns Hopkins scored 40 or more points in each of the first five games this season RMC, 59 vs. Susquehanna, Moravian, 49 vs. Muhlenberg, Juniata) before last week s 34-point effort against Dickinson. The five-game run of scoring 40+ is the longest in school history. Among the National Leaders: Entering this week s game against Gettysburg, Johns Hopkins ranks in the top 30 in the nation in scoring offense (12th 46.7 ppg), total offense (19th ypg), rushing offense (28th 244.0), third-down percentage (4th.556) and first downs (14th 162 (27.0/game)). Quick Starts: Johns Hopkins has had 38 combined possessions in the first half of its six games thus far. Of those 38, 25 have ended with touchdowns and two others with a field goal. In other words, Hopkins has scored on 71.1% of its first-half possessions this season. More Quick Starts: Johns Hopkins has outscored the opposition in the first half of its six games this season. Included in that first-half breakdown is a margin in the first quarter and a margin the second quarter. Cherry Tops 2,000: Senior running back Brandon Cherry rushed for 99 yards and one touchdown in the win against Muhlenberg and added 72 yards against Juniata and 62 against Dickinson. Against the Mules, he became the ninth player in school history to top 2,000 career rushing yards. With his recent efforts, Cherry now ranks eighth in career rushing yards (2,230), tied for sixth in career rushing TDs (22), tied for sixth in overall touchdowns (27) and 13th in all-purpose yards (2,925). Earlier this season, Cherry added his name in the record book in another spot as he tied the Johns Hopkins record for touchdowns in a game (4) as he scored on runs of 73, 14 and six yards and added a 34-yard TD reception in a win at Moravian. Tale of the Tape JHU Category GC 6-0 Record 5-1 Won 6 Streak Lost Points/Game Total Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Points Allowed/Game Total Defense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Turnover Margin +1 30:32 Time of Possession 27:07 32-of-36 (.889) Red Zone Offense 20-of-27 (.741) 15 (71 yds.) Sacks By 9 (51 yds.) 45-of-81 (.556) 3rd Down Conv. 41-of-89 (.461) Series History Johns Hopkins and Gettysburg are meeting for the 43rd time in a series that dates to a 5-3 Gettysburg win in The all-time series is deadlocked at , although it s Johns Hopkins that has won seven straight entering this week s game. Surprisingly, only four of the last 16 meetings between the two teams have been decided by less than 12 points and six of those 16 have seen margins of 20 points or more. The Blue Jays had won 11 straight against Gettysburg before a Bullet victory in That victory for Gettysburg also snapped a six-game JHU winning streak in Gettysburg. GC s win at Homewood Field in 2007 was its first since 1994, when GC escaped with a victory. Prior to Hopkins current run of 18 wins in the last 20 meetings, the Bullets had run up a mark against the Blue Jays from 1916 through The only win for the Blue Jays during that stretch was a win on September 29, That was the first Centennial Conference victory for current Johns Hopkins head coach Jim Margraff. Fans of offense should enjoy this one as the teams have combined for at least 50 points in eight straight meetings and more than 60 four times in the last seven meetings. JHU Game Highs vs. Gettysburg Rushing: 210 Jonathan Rigaud_ Passing: 501 Hewitt Tomlin Receiving: 217 Dan Wodicka Last 10 Meetings JHU/ GC/ GC/ JHU/ JHU/ JHU/ JHU/ JHU/ JHU/ JHU/

3 Head Coach Jim Margraff Jim Margraff (JHU 82) is in his 26th season as the head coach at Homewood and ranks as the all-time winningest coach in school history with an overall record of (.687). 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 47-5 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 recent run of success for Johns Hopkins began in 2002, when Margraff directed the Blue Jays to a then school-record nine wins, a share of the Centennial title and an ECAC Championship. Since then, Hopkins has won 10 Centennial titles, made six trips to the NCAA Playoffs and won four ECAC Championships. The 10 Centennial titles are the most of any team in league history and have come in a span of just 13 seasons. To put this all in perspective, consider that the 184 wins JHU has accumulated under Jim Margraff are 15 more than Hopkins accumulated in the 50 previous years combined ( ). In addition, JHU had never played a post-season game in its history before 2002 and hadn t won a conference title of any kind since 1969 before Margraff s Blue Jays grabbed that 2002 CC championship. Winningest FB Coaches - Johns Hopkins History 1. Jim Margraff ( ) (.687) 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 Centennial 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, , 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 ECAC 2002, 2003, 2004, 2010 NCAA Playoff Appearances 2005, , 2012, 2013, 2014 Walters Closing on 2,000, 20: Junior Stuart Walters rushed for 89 yards and one TD against Dickinson to push his career totals to 1,812 yards and 19 TDs. He ranks 13th in school history in career rushing yards and tied for 11th in rushing TDs. Walters also has 2,389 career all-purpose yards and 23 overall touchdowns to his credit. His 23 overall TDs are tied for 13th in school history. Germano Among National Leaders: Junior quarterback Jonathan Germano has gotten off to a quick start this season as he has guided the Blue Jays to six victories in his first six career starts. Through six games, Germano is 113-of-151 (.748) for 1,461 yards with 19 touchdowns against just five interceptions. In addition, he has rushed for 254 yards and three more scores. Germano currently ranks second in the nation in completion percentage (.748), third in the nation in pass efficiency (191.01) and eighth in touchdown passes (19). Germano s 19 touchdown passes this season are already the third-best total in school history. In the recent 59-7 victory against Susquehanna, Germano became the first Johns Hopkins quarterback since 1989 to rush for 100 yards in a game as he rushed 15 times for 105 yards and one TD. Balanced Rushing Attack: With an average of yards per game on the ground, Johns Hopkins ranks 28th in the nation in rushing offense. Unlike many of the top rushing teams in the nation, Johns Hopkins doesn t have an individual ranked among the top 120 in the nation in rushing yards per game. What the Blue Jays do have is five players who have rushed for 115 or more yards in six games. Senior RB Brandon Cherry (73.5), junior RB Stuart Walters (70.0) and junior QB Jonathan Germano (42.3) all account for at least 40 yards per game. In addition, Ryan Cary (25.0) and Tyler Messinger (23.4) are also averaging 20 or more yards per game (note that Messinger did not play in the season opener so his average is for five games, not aix). The five players above have combined for 17 of Johns Hopkins 18 rushing touchdowns thus far and fuel a rushing game that is averaging 5.2 yards per attempt. Picking Up Where He Left Off: Junior wide receiver Bradley Munday picked up right where he left off last season as he had 10 receptions for 155 yards and two touchdowns and totaled 229 all-purpose yards in the win at Randolph-Macon. The 155 receiving yards and 229 all-purpose yards are both career highs. Through six games, Munday leads the team in receptions (44), receiving yards (549) and all-purpose yards (690). He ranks first in the Centennial in receptions per game (7.33), first in receiving yards per game (91.5) and sixth in all-purpose yards per game (115.0). Munday now has career totals of 142 receptions for 1,707 yards and 13 touchdowns. He ranks eighth in school history in receptions and 11th in receiving yards. Donaldson Tops 1,000: Junior Quinn Donaldson became the 23rd player in school history to reach 1,000 career receiving yards as he had three receptions for 62 yards against Susquehanna. Through the game against Dickinson he now has career totals of 73 receptions for 1,135 yards and 15 TDs. He is tied for 10th in school history in career TD receptions, ranks 20th in receiving yards and tied for 22nd in receptions. Spreading the Wealth: Through six games, Johns Hopkins has 15 different players who have at least one reception on the year. Perhaps the most exciting part for Blue Jay fans is the top of the receiving chart, which shows three juniors (Bradley Munday, Quinn Donaldson, Boone Lewis, Jr.) and one sophomore (David Brookhart) among the top six. Those four have combined for 75 receptions for 971 yards (12.9 yards/reception) and 15 touchdowns. Fresh Troops: The Johns Hopkins defense has long been known for playing deep into its bench and this season has been no different thus far. Through six games, 17 different players have 10 or more tackles; with that depth and the ability to keep players fresh, no player ranks among the top 25 in the Centennial Conference in tackles per game, yet the Blue Jays rank among the CC leaders in virtually every statistica category. Junior Jack Campbell leads the team in tackles with 37, while classmate Dan Johnson is just behind with 34. Emerging quickly is sophomore Keonte Henson, who is tied for third on the team in tackles (33) and leads the team in tackles for losses (6.5) and sacks (2.5). Rounding out Johns Hopkins top five tacklers are senior Keith Corliss (33) and freshman Addison Quinones (27). Corliss is the only senior among Johns Hopkins six players with 20 or more tackles on the year. Fantasy Numbers: The Johns Hopkins defense counts 43 tackles for losses, 15 sacks, 11 interceptions and four fumble recoveries to its credit through six games. Although the sample size is small (just six games), the number of players involved in those momentum type plays is remarkable. In all, 20 different players have been in on at least one tackle for loss, 12 have at least half a sack, eight different players have an interception and four players have recovered a fumble. Defense Among Centennial s Best: While offense may sell tickets, the Blue Jays have always preached defense first. Through six games it s been more of the same for defensive coordinator Mickey Rehring s troops. Johns Hopkins currently ranks first in the Centennial Conference in scoring defense (14.5) and second in total defense (306.0) and rushing defense (116.0). Defensive Milestones: The Johns Hopkins defense has had several players reach milestones recently and several others approaching milestones: - 3 -

4 Johns Hopkins Record... In Since Under JHU s Record Margraff 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 6-0 Leading at the half 5-0 Leading after 3rd Q 5-0 Trailing after 1st Q 0-0 Trailing at the half 0-0 Trailing after 3rd Q 0-0 Tied after 1st Q 0-0 Tied at the half 1-0 Tied after 3rd Q 1-0 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 1-0 Allow less than 100 rushing yards 2-0 Allow less than 100 passing yards 0-0 Allow less than 150 passing yards 2-0 Allow less than 200 passing yards 3-0 The Johns Hopkins Offense By the Numbers ,842 4,042 Jack Campbell Keith Corliss Lance Hammond Keonte Henson Dan Johnson Charlie Kassis Garrett Spek Jack Toner Brady Watts JHU is averaging 6.62 yards per play through six games this season. The Blue Jays averaged 5.98 yards per play last season, the fifth-highest average in school history. Five of the top six averages have come since JHU averaged a school-record 6.17 yards per play in Johns Hopkins scored 52 points in the season-opening win at Randolph-Macon, followed that with a 59 against Susquehanna, 45 at Moravian, 49 vs. Muhlenberg and 41 at Juniata. This marked the first time in school history that Johns Hopkins has scored 40+ points in five straight games. The four straight games with 45+ points to open the season is also a school record. The Blue Jays rolled up 621 yards of total offense at Randolph-Macon, the most ever in a season opener by JHU and the fifth-highest single-game total in school history. Combined career receiving yards for juniors Bradley Munday (1,707) and Quinn Donaldson (1,135), who also count 28 career TD receptions between them. Combined career rushing yards for senior Brandon Cherry (2,230) and junior Stuart Walters (1,812). They have also combined for 50 career TDs and more than 5,300 all-purpose yards (5,314) and rank as one of the top running back tandems in the nation. Recorded 100th tackle of his career in win against Muhlenberg. Needs four tackles to reach 200 for his career. Needs three tackles to reach 50 for his career. Needs one tackle to reach 50 for his career. Needs four tackles to reach 75 for his career. Recorded the 50th tackle of his career against Dickinson. Recorded the 50th tackle of his career against Dickinson. Recorded 100th tackle of his career in win at Juniata. Recoreded 100th tackle of his career in win against Muhlenberg. Needs one TFL to reach 20 for his career. Campbell, Sullivan Handle Kicking Chores: Johns Hopkins junior Nick Campbell and sophomore Jamie Sullivan are sharing the place-kicking duties this fall. While Sullivan handles all the kickoff chores, the two have literally alternated every place-kick through six games. Campbell is 19-for-20 on extra points and 4-for-5 on field goals (22, 33, 37, 22), while Sullivan is 18-for-18 on extra points and 1-for-2 on field goals (20). For their careers, Campbell is 99-of-102 on extra points and 15-of-20 on field goals and Sullivan is 50-of-51 on extra points and 7-of-9 on field goals. Margraff Holds State Record: Johns Hopkins head coach Jim Margraff became the winningest college football coach in Maryland state history with a win at Ursinus last season (November 1, 2014) as that gave him 175 career victories, a mark he upped to 184 with the recent win against Dickinson. Margraff now sports a career record of (.687) entering this week s game against Gettysburg. 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) Allow less than 200 yards TO 1-0 Allow less than 250 yards TO 3-0 Allow less than 300 yards TO

5 AFCA Division III Coaches Poll ( ) Rk. School (1st Place Votes) Rec. Points 1. Mount Union (OH) (37) 6-0 1, Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) (2) Linfield (OR) (3) Wesley (DE) Wheaton (IL) St. Thomas (MN) Wisconsin-Oshkosh Johns Hopkins Wabash (IN) Wisconsiin-Whitewater D3football.com Poll ( ) Rk. School (1st Place Votes) Rec. Points 1. Mount Union (OH) (19) Linfield (OR) (6) Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) Wesley (DE) Wisconsin-Oshkosh Wisconsin-Whitewater St. Thomas (MN) Wheaton (IL) Wabash (IN) Johns Hopkins JHU Week-by-Week in the Polls AFCA d3football.com Preseason No Poll 13th 9-6 No Poll 11th 9-13 No Poll 11th 9-20/21 8th 11th 9-27/28 8th 10th 10-4/5 9th 10th 10-11/12 9th 11th 10-18/19 8th 10th Lambert Cup Poll Rk. School Record The first Lambert Cup Poll of the 2015 season will be released in October Centennial Favorites: For the seventh consecutive year and the 10th time in the last 12 years, Johns Hopkins was selected as the favorite in the league s preseason poll of coaches and SIDs Centennial Conference Preseason Poll Rk. School (1st-Place Votes) - Points 1. Johns Hopkins (17) Muhlenberg (3) Ursinus Moravian Gettysburg Franklin & Marshall Juniata Dickinson Susquehanna McDaniel 19 The Johns Hopkins Defense By the Numbers Johns Hopkins is allowing just 3.18 yards per rushing attempt through the first six games this season. The Blue Jays allowed just 3.6 yards per rushing attempt in Johns Hopkins has allowed a total of just 10 first-quarter points through six games. The 10 first-quarter points the Blue Jays have allowed actually came on the first two possessions JHU faced this season at Randolph-Macon. Since then, Johns Hopkins hasn t allowed a point in the first quarter in wins against Susquehanna, Moravian, Muhlenberg, Juniata and Dickinson. Through six games, JHU has forced 15 turnovers that have turned into 62 points. The Blue Jays forced 28 turnovers last season as Hopkins came up with 15 intercpetions and 13 fumble recoveries. Johns Hopkins cashed those 28 turnovers into 92 points. JHU has allowed its six opponents to convert just 27-of-92 (.293) third down chances this season. Johns Hopkins ranks second in the Centennial Conference in third-down defense. Through six games, Johns Hopkins has totaled 43 tackles for losses, or just over seven per game. The Blue Jays posted 13 tackles for losses in the win against Muhlenberg and 20 different players have been in on at least one TFL this season. Margraff Eighth on Division III Victories List: In addition to ranking as the winningest coach in school and Maryland state history, Margraff also ranks eighth among active NCAA Division III coaches in career victories; below is a look at the top 10: Rk. Name - School Victories 1. Rick Giancola - Montclair St Mike Drass - Wesley Michael DeLong - Springfield Steve Johnson Bethel Larry Kindbom - Washington U Rich Lackner - Carnegie Mellon Barry Streeter - Gettysburg Jim Margraff Johns Hopkins Norm Eash Illinois Wesleyan Joe Fincham - Wittenberg 177 Returning All-Centennial Jays: Johns Hopkins was well represented on the 2014 All-Centennial Conference Football Team with a school-record-tying 10 First Team All-Centennial selections and 12 overall selections to the team. Of those 12 All-CC performers, seven are back in Below is a look at Johns Hopkins returning all conference players: Rowan Cade (OL) First Team Colin Egan (OL) First Team Jack Toner (DB) First Team Brady Watts (LB) First Team Keith Corliss (LB) First Team Bradley Munday (WR) First Team Stuart Walters (RB) First Team JHU Sets Victory Record: Johns Hopkins posted an 11-1 record in 2014 to break the school record for victories in a season. Only five times previously , 2009, 2011, 2012 and 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. On a Roll: Johns Hopkins is 49-1 in its last 50 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 On A Roll, Part II: Johns Hopkins is 52-5 in its last 57 games overall since late in the 2010 season. Sustained Success: Since the start of the 2002 season the Blue Jays sport a (.781) record. Taking it back farther the Blue Jays are (.775) since the start of the 2001 season and (.759) since the beginning of the 2000 season. Seven s Heaven: Since the beginning of the 2003 season the Blue Jays are (.820) when scoring more than seven points and 0-7 when they have been held to seven points or less

6 Hopkins Football - A Tradition of Academic and Athletic Excellence Centennial Conference Champions: Johns Hopkins claimed its 10th Centennial Conference title last 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 made its sixth trip to the NCAA Playoffs last 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 4-6 all-time in the NCAAs with a run to the NCAA Quarterfinals in 2009 and a trip to the second round in 2012 and 2014 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/ st Rd. Rowan W/ nd #7 Hobart L/21-24 Post-Season Regulars: Including last 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 4-6 record in NCAA action, Johns Hopkins sports an 8-7 all-time post-season record as the Blue Jays are 4-1 all-time 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: 2002 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 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 returning Academic All-District selections Name (Pos.) Major Evan Adamo (WR) Applied Math/Statistics Rowan Cade (OL) Biomedical Engineering Jack Campbell (LB) Biology Brandon Cherry (RB) Public Health Keith Corliss (LB) Economics Colin Egan (OL) Mechanical Engineering Jack Toner (DB) Economics It s All Academic - Part II: Of the 10 players who earned Academic All- District honors in 2014, two went on to be selected to the CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-America Team. The two selections were Michael Longo (1st Team) and Michael Rocca (2nd Team). The two selections boost JHU s all-time total of football Academic All- Americans to 22. Of that total, 20 have come since head coach Jim Margraff took over in All-Time CoSIDA Football Academic All-Americans Centennial Football Schools Johns Hopkins 20 Muhlenberg 10 Franklin & Marshall 5 Ursinus 3 Gettysburg 2 Dickinson 1 McDaniel 1 Since formation of Centennial in 1983 only

7 Career Highs Evan Adamo Receptions 4, vs, Moravian (2014) Receiving Yards 38, vs. Dickinson (2015) Long Reception 21, vs. Dickinson (2015) Curtis Antrum Tackles Gettysburg (2013) Pass Breakups 2, Twice Interceptions Franklin & Marshall (2014) David Brookhart Receptions Randolph-Macon (2015) vs. Gettburg (2014) Receiving Yards Randolph-Macon (2015) Long Reception Randolph-Macon (2015) Touchdowns 1, vs. Susquehanna Randolph-Macon (2015), vs, McDaniel (2014) Brett Caggiano Receptions 4, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Receiving Yards Randolph-Macon (2015) Long Reception Randolph-Macon (2015) Jack Campbell Tackles 13, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Tackles for Loss 1.5, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Sacks 1.0, Gettysburg (2014) Ryan Cary Rushing Attempts Randolp-Macon (2015) Rushing Yards Randolp-Macon (2015) Longest Rush Randolp-Macon (2015) Rushing Touchdowns 1, Twice 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) Randolph-Macon (2015) 60, vs. Dickinson (2013) Rushing Touchdowns Moravian (2015) 3, vs. F&M (2013) 2, vs. Muhlenberg (2013) Receptions Moravian (2015), vs. Juniata (2014) Receiving Yards Moravian (2015) Juniata (2013) Longest Reception Juniata (2013) TD Receptions 1, Five times All-Purpose Yards Gettysburg (2013) 174, vs. F&M (2013) Moravian (2015) 156. vs. Dickinson (2013), 155, vs. Ursinus (2013) Keith Corliss Tackles 12, vs. Dickinson (2013) F&M (2014) 10, vs. Dickinson (2015) Tackles for Loss 2.0, vs. Dickinson (2015) Sacks 2.0, vs. Dickinson (2015) Interceptions 1, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Susquehanna (2015) Long INT Return 37, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Quinn Donaldson Receptions 8, vs. Moravian (2014) Receiving Yards Ursinus (2014) 111, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) 105 vs. Rowan (2014) Long Reception Ursinus (2014) Dickinson (2014), Ursinus (2014) 47, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) TD Receptions 2, vs. Muhlenberg #7 Hobart (2014), vs. Rowan 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 48T, vs. Rowan (2014) Touchdowns Jonathan Germano 1, Four Times Completions Juniata (2015) Attempts Juniata (2015) Passing Yards Randolph-Macon (2015) Juniata (2015), 269 vs. Dickinson (2015) 203, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Longest Completion 72T, vs. Dickinson (2015) Touchdown Passes Randolph-Macon (2015) 4, vs. Dickinson (2015), 4, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Rushing Attempts 15, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Rushing Yards 105, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Longest Rush McDaniel (2013) Rushing Touchdowns 1, Four Times Total Offense Randolph-Macon (2015) Juniata (2015), 308, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Lance Hammond Tackles 7, vs. Rowan (2014) Tackles For Loss Sacks Keonte Henson 1.0, Six Times 1.0, Three times Tackles McDaniel (2015) Tackles For Loss 3.0, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Sacks 2.0, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Dan Johnson Tackles 10, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Tackles for Loss 1.0, Seven Times Sacks 1.0, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Interceptions 1, vs. Dickinson (2015) Randolph-Macon (2015) Long INT Return Randolp-Macon (2015) Charlie Kassis Tackles 10, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Pass Breakups Boone Lewis, Jr. 1, Seven Times Receptions 5, Gettysburg (2014) Receiving Yards Muhlenberg (2014) Long Reception 30, vs. Rowan (2014) Touchdowns 1, vs. Dickinson (2015) 1, vs. Muhlenberg (2015), vs. Gettysburg (2014) Bradley Munday Receptions #23 Muhlenberg (2014) Juniata (2015) Receiving Yards Randolp-Macon (2015) #23 Muhlenberg (2014) 142, vs. Dickinson (2015), 124, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Long Reception 72T, vs. Dickinson (2015) Dickinson (2014) F&M (2014), #23 Muhlenberg (2014) Randolph-Macon (2015), 50T, vs. Gettysburg (2014) TD Receptions 2, vs. Dickinson Randolp-Macon (2015) Punt Returns 4, Three times 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 Randolp-Macon (2015) 190, vs. F&M (2013), F&M (2013) 153, vs. Dickinson (2015), #23 Muhlenberg (2014) 126, Susquehanna (2013), 124, vs Gettysburg (2014) Michael Munday Tackles Randolph-Macon (2015) Pass Breakups Juniata (2015) Marcus Spearman Tackles McDaniel (2013) Garrett Spek Tackles Juniata (2015), vs. Muhlenberg (2015) vs. Gettysburg (2014), Juniata (2014) 4, vs. Moravian Moravian (2013) Tackles for Loss 2.0, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Interceptions 1, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) vs. Moravian (2014), vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) Long INT Return 25, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Jack Toner Tackles #7 Hobart (2014) Tackles for Loss Dickinson (2014) Sacks 1.0, Twice Interceptions 1, Six Times Long INT Return 44. vs. Muhlenberg (2015) 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 Randolp-Macon (2015) (2013) 49T, vs. Dickinson (2013), 44T, vs. Dickinson (2013) Rushing Touchdowns 2, vs. Muhlenberg Ursinus (2014), vs. Dickinson (2013) Receiving Yards 35, vs. Gettysburg (2014) Long Reception 35T, vs. Gettysburg (2014) TD Receptions 1, Three times Long Kickoff Return 84, vs. Susquehanna (2015) Brady Watts Tackles #23 Muhlenberg (2014) Tackles for Loss 3.0, vs. Muhlenberg (2015) Sacks 1.0, vs. Dickinson (2015) 1,0, vs. Muhlenberg (2013, 2014, 2015) Interceptions 1, vs. Randolph-Macon (2014) - 7 -

8 The Last Time The Last Time... (* School Record) Total Offense JHU had 400 yards of total offense: 493 vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 2 straight games: Juniata ( , 493 vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had 400 yards of total offense in 3 straight games: Moravian ( ) 556, vs. Susquehanna ( ), Randolph-Macon ( ) 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: 556, vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had 500 yards of total offense in back-to-back games: 556, vs. Susquehanna ( ), Randolph-Macon ( ) 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: Randolph-Macon ( ) 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: 321, Jonathan Juniata ( ) A JHU player had 350 yards of total offense: 386, Jonathan Randolph-Macon ( ) 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: 324, vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU rushed for 300 yards: 324, vs. Susquehanna ( ) 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: Brandon Cherry Moravian ( ) 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: Jonathan Germano (105) vs. Susquehanna ( ) 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 Moravian ( ) A JHU player had four rushing touchdowns:_* 4, Jonathan Ursinus ( ) A JHU player had a run of 40+ yards: 45T, Brandon Cherry vs. Muhlenberg ( ) A JHU player had a run of 50+ yards: 73T, Brandon Moravian ( ) A JHU player had a run of 60+ yards: 73T, Brandon Moravian ( ) A JHU player had two runs of 60+ yards: 68T & 69T, Jonathan Rigaud vs. Susquehanna ( ) A JHU player had a run of 70+ yards: 73T, Brandon Moravian ( ) A JHU player had a run of 80+ yards: * 89T, Chris Chirielson vs. Ursinus ( ) - 8 -

9 The Last Time Passing JHU passed for 300 yards: Randolph-Macon ( ) JHU passed for 400 yards: Juniata ( ) JHU passed for 500 yards: * Gettysburg ( ) A JHU player had 300 yards passing: 320, Jonathan Ran.-Macon ( ) 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 ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in two straight games: Jonathan Juniata (287), vs. Dickinson (269) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in three straight games: Braden Anderson vs. Moravian #23 Muhlenberg (359), vs. Juniata (203) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in four straight games: Robbie Susq (231), vs. Moravian Muhlenberg (207), vs. Juniata Dickinson (261) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in five straight games: Robbie Susq (231), vs. Moravian Muhlenberg (207), vs. Juniata Dickinson (261) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in six straight games: H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in seven straight games: H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in eight straight games: H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in nine straight games: H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 200 yards in 10 straight games: * H. Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC USMMA (297), vs. Susquehanna Moravian (243), Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in two straight games: Hewitt Tomlin vs. Dickinson Gettysburg (501) ( ) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in three straight games: Hewitt Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC (443) ( ) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in four straight games: Hewitt Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC (443) ( ) A JHU player passed for 300 yards in five straight games: * Hewitt Susquehanna (384), vs. Juniata F&M (313), vs. McDaniel (340), vs. LVC (443) ( ) A JHU player had three touchdown passes: 4, Jon Germano vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had three or more touchdown passes in back-to-back games: Braden Anderson vs. Gettysburg Ursinus (3) (10-24 & ) A JHU player had four touchdown passes: 4, Jon Germano vs. Dickinson ( ) A JHU player had five touchdown passes: 5, Jonathan RMC ( ) A JHU player had six touchdown passes: 6, Robbie Juniata ( ) A JHU player had seven touchdown passes: * 7, Hewitt Gettysburg ( ) Completed 25 passes: 30, Jonathan Juniata ( ) Completed 25 passes in two straight games: Braden Anderson vs. Moravian #23 Muhlenberg (29) (9, ) Completed 30 passes: 30, Jonathan Juniata ( ) Completed 30 passes in two straight games: * Hewitt McDaniel (35), vs. St. John Fisher (31) (11-12, ) Attempted 40 passes: 41, Jonathan Juniata ( ) Attempted 45 passes: 52, Hewitt Tomlin vs. St. John Fisher ( ) Attempted 50 passes: 52, Hewitt Tomlin vs. St. John Fisher ( ) Threw 4 interceptions: 5, Hewitt Tomlin vs. St. John Fisher ( ) Threw 5 interceptions: 5, Hewitt Tomlin vs. St. John Fisher ( ) Had an INT returned for a touchdown: 66, Braden Anderson by Jeremy Thomas (Muhlenberg) ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 50+ yards: 72T, Jonathan Germano-Bradley Munday vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 60+ yards: 72T, Jonathan Germano-Bradley Munday vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 70+ yards: 72T, Jonathan Germano-Bradley Munday vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 80+ yards: 80T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. Lebanon Valley ( ) JHU had a pass/reception of 90+ yards: 91T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 50+ yards: 55T & 63T, Braden Anderson-Quinn Ursinus ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 60+ yards: 74T & 68T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Susquehanna ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 70+ yards: 91T & 81T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had two passes/receptions of 80+ yards: 91T & 81T, Hewitt Tomlin-Sam Wernick vs. #5 Muhlenberg ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in the same game: 209 RU, 284 PA vs. Dickinson ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in back-to-back game: 294 RU & 320 Ranolph-Macon ( ) 324 RU, 232 PA vs. Susquehanna ( ) 248 RU, 231 Moravian ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in three straight games: 294 RU & 320 Ranolph-Macon ( ) 324 RU, 232 PA vs. Susquehanna ( ) 248 RU, 231 Moravian ( ) JHU had 200 yards rushing and passing in four straight games: Randolph-Macon (202 RU/349 PA), vs. Susquehanna (243 RU, 242 Moravian (341 RU/236 PA, vs. Muhlenberg (242 RU/265 PA) ( ) JHU had 250 yards rushing and passing in the same game (ONLY 3X IN JHU HISTORY) 294 RU & 320 Ranolph-Macon ( ) 282 RU, 313 PA vs. Washington & Jefferson ( ) 269 RU, 290 PA vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had 300 yards rushing and 200 yards passing in the same game 324 RU, 232 PA vs. Susquehanna ( ) JHU had 300 yards passing and 200 yards rushing in the same game 294 RU & 320 Ranolph-Macon ( ) JHU had 300 yards passing and 250 yards rushing in the same game 294 RU & 320 Ranolph-Macon ( ) - 9 -