2007 Johns Hopkins Football Notes

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1 2007 Johns Hopkins Football Notes Hopkins Football 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Centennial Conference Champions 2002 ECAC Southwest Champions 2003 ECAC South Atlantic Champions 2004 ECAC Southeast Champions 2005 NCAA Playoffs Head Coach Jim Margraff Head Coach: Jim Margraff Alma Mater: Johns Hopkins 82 Career Record/Yrs: (.622) 18th season Record at Johns Hopkins/Yrs: Same Assistant Coaches Eddy Augustin: Special Teams/Linebackers John Baker: Wide Receivers Joe Carroll: Tight Ends Bob Chesney: Defensive Coordinator Luke Ewalt: Running Backs Chris Fallon: Strong Safeties Leif Glynn: Defensive Line Mark Nastase: Defensive Assistant Nick Schloeder: Offensive Line JHU Football Quick Facts 2007 Record / Centennial Record: 1-2 / 0-1 Current Streak: Lost 2 Offensive System: Pro Set Defensive System: 4-4 Captains: Dan Requena, Zach Rosswog, Corey Sattler All-Time Record: (.491) President: Dr. William R. Brody Director of Athletics: Tom Calder Associate Athletic Trainer (FB Contact): Matt Bussman Equipment Manager: Rich Moscarello Home Field: Homewood Field Year Opened: 1907 Surface: Sportexe Momentum Turf 151 Capacity: 8,500 Sports Information Associate AD/SID: Ernie Larossa SID Office Phone: 410/ SID Home Phone: 410/ SID Fax: 410/ elarossa@jhu.edu 2007 JHU Schedule/Results Sept. Hampden-Sydney W/ Randolph-Macon L/ Gettysburg * L/ Moravian * 1 pm Muhlenberg * 1 pm Oct. Dickinson * 1 pm 13 Ursinus * 1 pm Juniata * 1 pm Nov. 3 Franklin & Marshall * 1 pm McDaniel * 1 pm * Centennial Conference Games Home Games in Bold Moravian (3-0, 1-0 CC) at Johns Hopkins (1-2, 0-1 CC) Saturday, September 22, pm Homewood Field Baltimore, MD The Game: Johns Hopkins hosts Moravian in a key early-season Centennial Conference matchup. The Blue Jays are looing to snap a two-game losing streak after last Friday night s loss to Gettysburg, while Moravian is looking for its first 4-0 start since 2004 as the Greyhounds moved to 3-0 with a win against Lebanon Valley last Saturday. About the Coaches: Jim Margraff is now in his 18th season as the head coach at Johns Hopkins and carries a (.622) record into this week s game against Moravian. The all-time winningest coach in school history, Margraff has guided the Blue Jays to four Centennial Conference Championships, three ECAC titles and one appearance in the NCAA Playoffs. In addition to his overall totals, he also ranks among the all-time winningest coaches in the history of the Centennial Conference as he sports a (.614) record in league play. Scott Dapp has led the Greyhounds to a 3-0 start and became Moravian s all-time winningest coach with a win over McDaniel on September 8. Dapp now sports a (.596) record since taking over at Moravian prior to the 1987 season. He guided the Hounds to 11 consecutive winning seasons to open his tenure in Bethlehem and led Moravian to ECAC Championship games in 2002, 2004 and 2005 with a victory in the 2005 ECAC Southwest title game. Second of Three Straight at Home: Today s game is the third of three straight games the Blue Jays will play at Homewood Field. The last time Hopkins played three straight regular-season games at home was early in the 2002 season, when JHU knocked off Rochester, Carnegie Mellon and Gettysburg in successive weeks. Prior to that, the last time JHU had played three straight at home was in 1979, when the Blue Jays ended the year with three straight at Homewood. The 1979 team was led by a sophomore quarterback named Jim Margraff. September Reign: Despite the loss against Gettysburg last Friday, the Blue Jays still sport a 21-7 record in the month of September since the start of the 2000 season and a mark since the start of the 1995 season. Home Sweet Home: Since the beginning of the 1996 season Johns Hopkins is (.729) at home and has twice enjoyed 10-game winning streaks at Homewood Field during that time. Streaking: Since the start of the 2002 season the Blue Jays sport a (.737) record. Taking it back further the Blue Jays are (.727) since the start of the 2001 season and (.697) since the begininng of the 2000 season. The 53 wins the Blue Jays have amassed this decade are already just two shy of the school record for wins in a decade (55/1990s). Series History: Johns Hopkins and the Centennial Conference welcome two new members to the league this season in Moravian and Juniata. The Blue Jays have played Juniata just once (1929), but had an eight-game series with the Greyhounds from when both teams competed in the Middle Atlantic Conference. Moravian leads the all-time series 5-3, having won the first three games by lopsided margins before the Blue Jays reponded with wins in three of the next four. Moravian won the last meeting, 17-7, on Octobet 9, Spearheading the Blue Jays in their three wins was current JHU head coach, Jim Margraff, who was the starting quarterback at Homewood from and was at teh helm for each of JHU s three wins over the Greyhounds. Margraff s 328-yard effort in a victory in 1978 was the first 300-yard passing game in school history and remains tied for the fourth-highest single-game total in school history. JHU s All-Time Game Highs vs. Moravian Rushing: 178 Ken Bess Passing: 328 Jim Margraff Receiving: 151 Jack Potthast Johns Hopkins vs. Moravian All-Time Results MC/ MC/ MC/ JHU/ JHU/ MC/ JHU/ MC/17-7

2 Moravian (3-0) at Johns Hopkins (1-2) / 2 Head Coach Jim Margraff Johns Hopkins is coached by Jim Margraff (JHU 82), who in now in his 18th season as the head coach at Homewood. Margraff is the all-time winningest coach in school history as he sports an overall record of (.622). He picked up career win number 100 with a 14-0 victory over Gettysburg ( ). Prior to Margraff the previous record for wins by a Johns Hopkins football coach was 60 by Ray Van Orman ( ). The 2005 season saw Margraff lead the Blue Jays to several firsts, including the program s firstever outright Centennial Conference Championship and first-ever NCAA Playoff appearance. JHU finished with an 8-3 record, marking the fourth straight season JHU has won eight or more games. Prior to this four-year run JHU had never won more than seven games in a season. Margraff guided the Blue Jays to a then school-record-tying seven wins in 1996, 1997 and 1998 before leading the Blue Jays to their first-ever post-season appearance (and victory), first-ever Centennial Conference title and a school-record nine wins in He topped that in 2003 as JHU posted a 10-1 record with Centennial and ECAC South Atlantic Championships before leading JHU to a 9-2 record and Centennial and ECAC Southeast titles in Margraff s.622 winning percentage is second among JHU coaches who have coached 30 or more games and the Blue Jays are (.671) since Margraff s Resurrection: Since taking over as the head coach prior to the 1990 season, Jim Margraff has guided JHU to 12 winning seasons and 108 wins. The 108 wins are five more than Hopkins accumulated in the 29 previous years combined ( ). During that time, Hopkins posted 11 winning seasons and won 103 games. Winngest FB Coaches - Johns Hopkins History 1. Jim Margraff ( ) (.622) 2. Dr. Ray Van Orman ( ) (.485) 3. Jerry Pfeifer ( ) (.392) 4. Dennis Cox ( ) (.452) 5. Wilson Fewster ( ) (.449) Winningest FB Coaches - Centennial Conference History 1. Tom Gilburg (F&M / ) Barry Streeter (GC / ) Jim Margraff (JHU / ) Tim Keating (McD / ) Darwin Breaux (DC / ) Margraff s Milestone Victories No. Opponent (Date) Score Game # 1 FDU-Madison ( ) Bridgewater ( ) Franklin & Marshall ( ) * Washington & Lee (9-8-01) Gettysburg ( ) * Ties JHU career record for coaching victories + Sets JHU career record for coaching victories Holding On: The Blue Jays have not lost a fumble yet this seasona and have lost just one in the last six games dating back to last season. Red Zone Success: Johns Hopkins has scored on five of its six possessions inside the red zone this season. The Blue Jays have scored four touchdowns and have one field goal to show for their six trips into the red zone. First Quarter Streak Ends: Gettysburg scored touchdowns on two of its three first-quarter possessions last Friday night and snapped an impressive streak for the Blue Jay defense. The two touchdowns were the first surrendered in the first quarter by Johns Hopkins since the second game of the 2006 season, when Randolph-Macon scored a pair as well. The Blue Jays had gone 10 full games without allowing a touchdown in the first quarter and actually entered the 2007 season with a streak of eight straight games without allowing a point in the first quarter. Hampden-Sydney got a field goal in the first quarter to snap that streak. Comeback Kids: The win at Hampden-Sydney was the latest in a long line of comebacks for the Blue Jays. JHU has 10 come-from-behind wins to its credit since the start of the 2004 season. The Blue Jays posted an amazing six come-from-behind wins in 2004 and two more in Randolph-Macon s 14-0 lead last season was the largest overcome by the Blue Jays since JHU came back from a 14-0 deficit to knock off Ursinus, 20-14, on October 30, Block Party: Johns Hopkins blocked exactly three kicks in the first nine games of the 2006 season, but in the last four games (vs. McDaniel last season and the first three this season), the Blue Jays have come up with five blocked kicks. The latest of these came late in the second quarter against Randolph- Macon, when senior Chris DiForte slipped through the middle of the line and blocked an extra point. Senior co-captain Dan Requena scooped up the loose ball and raced 85 yards for a two-point defensive extra point that gave JHU a 9-8 lead at the half. Shutouts: Johns Hopkins has posted 14 shutouts in 17+ seasons under head coach Jim Margraff and the two in 2005 mark the fourth time in the Margraff era that JHU has posted two or more shutouts in one year (1992 (2), 1996 (2), 2003 (3), 2005 (2)). The Blue Jays posted 11 shutouts in the 20 seasons prior to Margraff s arrival. Seven s Heaven: Since the beginning of the 2003 season the Blue Jays are 33-8 when scoring more than seven points and 0-5 when they have been held to seven points or less. Keys to Success: Johns Hopkins is an impressive 64-4 (.941) under head coach Jim Margraff when scoring 24 or more points...the Blue Jays have won 51 of their last 53 when scoring 24 or more...at the same time, Hopkins is (.878) when holding the opposition to 14 points or less under Margraff... the Blue Jays have won 45 of their last 47 games when holding the opposition to 14 points or less. It s All Academic: Johns Hopkins has earned 23 Academic All-District selections since JHU s 23 selections in that time are more than the other CC football-playing schools combined. Hopkins Football Celebrating a Pair of Anniversaries The Johns Hopkins football team will celebrate a pair of anniversaries during the 2007 season. The program itself will celebrate its 125th anniversary as the program was originally founded and played its first game in In addition, the Blue Jays will be playing on Homewood Field for the 100th year as the historic facility played host to its first game in To celebrate these two anniversaries the team has added a patch and a sticker to its uniforms for the 2007 season. A commemorative patch celebrating the 100th anniversary of Homewood Field will be worn on the team s home uniforms, while a special sticker commemorating the 125th anniversary of the program will be worn on the team s helmets. The Johns Hopkins men s and women s lacrosse teams wore the patch commemorating the 100th anniversary of Homewood Field last spring, while the men s and women s soccer and field hockey teams will also wear them this fall.

3 Moravian (3-0) at Johns Hopkins (1-2) / 3 Scouting the Greyhounds Moravian makes its first trip to Homewood Field since October 10, 1981 as the Greyhounds continue their first season of competition in the Centennial Conferece. Picked to finish fourth in the CC s preseason coaches poll, the Hounds are off to a 3-0 start and have appear to have the solid all-around team it takes to compete for a championship. Head coach Scott Dapp s squad is one of the most balanced in the league as Moravian is currently one of just two teams averaging over 170 yards rushing and passing. Directing the high-scoring offense is junior Marc Braxmeier, who is currently the top-rated quarterback in the league with an off-the-charts rating of He has thrown for 524 yards and seven touchdowns against just two interceptions on 51 attempts. Braxmeier s favorite target is senior tight end Kris Bisci, who has a team-high nine receptions for 149 yards and caught the game-winning touchdown pass in last week s win over Lebanon Valley. Senior Sean Hill has eight catches on the year and three of those have gone for touchdowns. Junior Tyler McCambridge leads a bruising running game that is averaging just over 184 yards per game as he ranks second in the league in rushing (108.3) and first in all-purpose yards (179.7). Moravian gave up 27 points in a season-opening win at Susquehanna, but has allowed just 32 points combined in the last two games. Junior linebackers Kevin McGorry and Andrew Morrissey lead the way defensively as McGorry leads the team in tackles (23) and tackles for losses (4.5), while Morrissey is just behind him with 21 tackles in three games. The opportunistic Moravian defense has forced a league-high 10 turnovers in three games and has scored a touchdown in each of the last two games. The unit also gets off the field on third down as the opposition is just 10-of-39 (.256) on third downs. Schedule/Results Aug. Susquehanna W/34-27 Sept. 8 McDaniel * W/ Lebanon Valley W/19-18 Johns Hopkins * 1 pm 29 Dickinson * 1 pm Oct. 6 Gettysburg * 1 pm F&M * 1 pm 20 Juniata * 1 pm Ursinus * 1 pm Nov. Muhlenberg * 1 pm * Centennial Games Individual Player Notes of Interest Chris Baldwin (Jr./RB) - First year as a running back at JHU after two years at safety Has rushed four times for 28 yards and has six receptions for 28 yards on the year Had two carries for 19 yards and four receptions for 16 yards against Gettysburg. Eric Callocchia (So./QB) - Backup quarterback who saw the most extensive playing time of his career against Gettysburg last week Was 9-of-17 for 83 yards with a TD and two INTs Also rushed eight times for 18 yards. Aaron Chance (So./OL) - Second season as the starter at right tackle after starting all 10 games there as a freshman last season Has started a team-best 13 straight games since the start of the 2006 season. Chris DiForte (Sr./DL) - JHU s most experienced defensive lineman Has played in all 24 games since the start of the 2005 season Matched career high with four tackles against Gettysburg Posted three tackles, including one for a loss, against Hampden-Sydney and added three tackles and a blocked extra point against Randolph-Macon. Austin Ehrhart (Jr./SS) - Posted a career-high three tackles and half a sack against Hampden-Sydney and added one tackle and his first career interception against Randolph-Macon. Scott Goldsmith (Jr./OL) - Has started the first three games of the season at left guard for the first three starts of his career Senior member of the offensive line as the other four starters include three sophomores and a freshman. Eric Gormeley (Fr./C) - Took over as the starting center against Randolph-Macon and added his second career start against Gettysburg. Devin Hewlett (So./DB) - Got the first start of his career in the season-opener against Hampden-Sydney and posted three tackles Came back with a career-high six tackles and one pass breakup against Randolph-Macon and matched that six-tackle effort against Gettysburg Has played in all 13 games since arriving at JHU and has 15 tackles and one pass breakup on the year. Richard Hill (Sr./DB) - Posted a career-high 10 tackles against Gettysburg and leads all DBs with 18 tackles on the year Enjoyed a solid outing in the season-opener against Hampden-Sydney as he posted five tackles, three pass breakups and one tackle for loss Three PBUs are a career high Added three tackles against Randolph-Macon. Max Islinger (Fr./QB-P) - Saw the first time of his career at QB against Gettysburg and was 5-of-7 for 63 yards Averaging 31.8 yards on 21 punts and has dropped six of the 21 inside the opposition s 20-yard line. Andrew Kase (So./RB) - Rushed 11 times for 50 yards and had three receptions in the season-opener at Hampden-Sydney Three receptions tied his career high Had a solid freshman year with 310 rushing yards and 10 receptions for 55 yards and one touchdown Posted back-to-back 100-yard rushing games against Gettysburg (113) and Muhlenberg (101) last season. Patrick Kay (Sr./DL) - Enjoyed a solid effort in the first defensive start of his career against Hampden-Sydney Registered a career-high seven tackles, including one for a loss, and blocked a potential game-winning Tiger field goal on the final play of the game Added five tackles and his first career interception against Randolph-Macon and four tackles and a PBU against Gettysburg Ranks seventh on the team with 16 tackles on the year. Alex Lachman (Fr./PK) - Hit both of his extra points and nailed a 43-yard field goal in the season-opener against Hampden-Sydney to earn Centennial Conference Special Teams Player of the Week honors 43-yard field goal is the longest by a freshman in the Jim Margraff era ( present) Nailed a 32-yard field goal against Gettysburg and is 4-of-4 on extra points and 2-of-2 on field goals this season. Scott Meyers (Sr./DL) - Started at nose guard against Hampden-Sydney and posted three tackles and one tackle for a loss Added a blocked extra point early in the fourth quarter that proved decisive in JHU s victory. Tim Miller (So./OL) - Has started all three games this season at right guard and has started nine straight games dating back to last season. Tucker Michels (Fr./WR) - Had a team-high eight receptions for 37 yards in the season-opener Eight receptions are the most by a JHU freshman in a season-opener since Sam Skinner had nine in 1996 Came back with four receptions for a team-high 58 yards against Randolph-Macon Leads JHU in receptions (13) and receiving yards (101) Tied for seventh in the Centennial Conference in receptions per game (4.33) 13 receptions is the most among all freshmen in the Centennial Conference. Michael Murray (So./QB) - Had career highs of 22 completions and 33 attempts for 134 yards and rushed for 25 yards in the season-opener at Hampden-Sydney Came back with a 13-of-23 showing for 125 yards against Randolph-Macon Was 59-of-103 for 713 yards with five touchdowns and five interceptions last season Threw for

4 Moravian (3-0) at Johns Hopkins (1-2) / 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 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 0-1 Leading at the half 0-1 Leading after 3rd Q 0-1 Trailing after 1st Q 1-1 Trailing at the half 0-1 Trailing after 3rd Q 0-1 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 0-0 Less than 100 yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards rushing yards passing yards passing yards passing 0-0 Allow less than 100 rushing yards 1-0 Allow less than 100 passing yards 0-0 Allow less than 150 passing yards 0-2 Allow less than 200 passing yards 0-2 Allow less than 200 yards TO 1-0 Allow less than 250 yards TO 1-0 Allow less than 300 yards TO 1-0 a career-high 243 yards and one touchdown and had a personal-best 269 yards of total offense against Gettysburg Spent the spring as a reserve midfielder on the 2007 NCAA Champion Johns Hopkins men s lacrosse team Appeared in two games for the Blue Jays on their way to a 13-4 record and the team s second national championship in the last three years (2005). Tom O Neill (Jr./DL) - Posted a career-high eight tackles, including one sack, against Gettysburg and leads all defensive linmen with 19 tackles on the year Posted a then career-high seven tackles against Hampden-Sydney after making the move from linebacker to defensive end Added four tackles against Randolph-Macon Finished the 2006 season with 22 tackles, two TFLs, one sack, one interception and one PBU. Bryan Power (Jr./WR) - Had a career-high five receptions for a personal-best 42 yards in the seasonopener at Hampden-Sydney and added four receptions for 31 yards against Randolph-Macon Ranks second on the team with nine receptions for 73 yards on the year. Alex Quermorllue (So./WR) - Grabbed the first TD reception of his career with a nine-yard catch against Gettysburg Made a successful debut at wide receiver with four receptions for 31 yards against Hampden-Sydney Has seven receptions for 55 yards in three games. Dan Requena (Sr./DB) - Co-captain Posted six tackles in the season-opening win against Hampen-Sydney and came back wtih seven tackles and one sack against Randolph-Macon Also returned a blocked PAT for a two-point defensive extra point - the first defensive extra point return for a score in school history - against Randolph-Macon Added four tackles against Gettysburg and ranks sixth on the team with 17 tackles on the year Earned Honorable Mention All-Centennial honors last season, the only non-senior among JHU s 11 CC All-Stars a year ago. Phil Roberts (Sr./RB) - Team s leading rusher with 210 yards and two touchdowns on 45 carries after gaining 64 yards on 14 carries against Gettysburg Rushed 18 times for 87 yards and one touchdown in the season-opener against Hampden-Sydney and added 59 yards and one touchdown on 13 carries against Ranolph-Macon Paced the team with a career-high 561 yards and five touchdowns in 2006 Finished second on the team with 591 all-purpose yards Posted a career-high 162 yards and two TDs at St. Lawrence and had 157 yards against Rochester last season One of just six players in school history to rush for 150 or more yards more than once in the same season (first since 1999). Zach Rosswog (Sr./SS) - Co-captain Ranks second on the team in tackles (26) and third in tackles for losses (3.5) after posting seven tackles against Gettysburg Was in on four tackles against Hampden- Sydney before posting a career-high 15 tackles against Randolph-Macon Was in on half a sack and 2.5 tackles for losses against the Yellow Jackets Played in all 10 games with nine starts last season and tied for second on the team in tackles (54). Corey Sattler (Sr./WR) - Co-captain Returned to action last week against Gettysburg and responded with five receptions for 56 yards Enters this week s game against Moravian with 58 receptions for 828 yards in his career Needs 172 yards to become the 15th player in school history to amass 1,000 career receiving yards. Mike Stoffel (So./OL) - Started his seventh straight game last week against Gettysburg Started the final four games of the 2006 season at guard and now playing left tackle. Mike Todisco (Fr./DB) - Emerging as JHU s top kickoff return specialist Had five returns for 83 yards against Gettysburg and has six for 94 yards on the year Has three tackles on the year as well. Adam Winter (Sr./LB) - Spearheaded JHU s defensive effort against Hampden-Sydney with eight tackles and two sacks from his inside linebacker spot Added a career-high 11 tackles, including 1.5 for losses, and one forced fumble against Randolph-Macon and was in on four tackles against Gettysburg Ranks third on the team in tackles (23), second in TFLs (4.5) and is tied for first in sacks (2.5). Colin Wixted (So./LB) - Posted a career-high 14 tackles, including one for a loss, against Gettysburg and leads the team in tackles (30), tackles for losses (6.5) and sacks (2.5) Registered eight tackles, 4.5 tackles for losses and 1.5 sacks against Hampden-Sydney Sack on next-to-last play of the game forced the Tigers into a long field goal attempt that was blocked Added eight tackles, including a sack, against Randolph-Macon. A Blue Jay Win against Moravian would... Be Jim Margraff s 70th in Centennial play... he s currently Improve JHU s record to 22-7 in the month of September since the start of the 2000 season. Push JHU to this decade. The school record for wins in a decade is 55 (1990s).

5 Individual Career Highs (* indicates school record) A.J. Albert Tackles 5, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Sacks 1.0, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Chris Baldwin Tackles 10, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Tackles for Loss 1.0, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Pass Breakups 1, vs. HSC, F&M, Dickinson (2006) Interceptions 1, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2006) Rushing Attempts Rushing Yards 19, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Longest Rush 14, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Receptions 4, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Receiving Yards 16, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Longest Reception 9, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Devin Collins Tackles 7, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Chris DiForte Tackles 4, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Franklin & Marshall (2005) Dickinson (2005), Carnegie Mellon (2005) Tackles for Loss 2, vs. Dickinson (2005) Sacks 1, vs. Ursinus (2005) Dickinson (2005), Rochester (2005) Austin Ehrhart Tackles 3, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Interceptions 1, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Devin Hewlett Tackles 6, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Randolph-Macon (2007) Interceptions 1, vs. Muhlenberg (2006) Richard Hill Tackles 10, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Pass Breakups 3, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Ryan Johnstin Tackles 8, vs. Rochester (2006) Tackles For Loss 1.0, vs. St. Lawrence (2006) Sacks 0.5, vs. Rochester (2006) Interceptions 1, vs. Randolph-Macon (2005) Andrew Kase Rushing Attempts 25, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Rushing Yards 113, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Longest Rush 24, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Receptions 3, vs. HSC (2007), Muhlenberg (2006) Longest Reception 26, vs. Ursinus (2006) Receiving Yards 26, vs. Ursinus (2006) Patrick Kay Tackles 7, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Tackles for Loss 1.0, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Alex Lachman Extra Points 2, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Extra Point Attempts 2, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Field Goals 1, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Hampden-Sydney (2007) Field Goal Attempts 1, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Hampden-Sydney (2007) Long Field Goal 43, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) 32, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Pat Mascia Tackles 3, vs. Gettysburg (2007) James Medaglio Tackles 4, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Scott Meyers Tackles 7, vs. Randolph-Macon (2006) Tucker Michels Receptions 8, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Receiving Yards 58, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Long Reception 30, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Michael Murray Pass Attempts 33, vs Hampden-Sydney (2007) Pass Completions 22, vs Hampden-Sydney (2007) Passing Yards 243, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Longest Completion 63, vs. Dickinson (2006) TD Passes 2, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2006) Rushing Yards 26, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Longest Rush 16, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Rushing TDs None Tom O Neill Tackles 8, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Tackles for Loss 1.0, vs. Three times Sacks 1.0, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Rochester (2006) Interceptions 1, vs. Muhlenberg (2006) Bryan Power Receptions 5, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Receiving Yards 42, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Long Reception 24, vs. Dickinson (2006) Alex Quermorllue Receptions 4, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Receiving Yards 31, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Long Reception 16, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) TD Receptions 1, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Ryan Rasner Tackles 5, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Dan Requena Tackles 8, vs. Thiel (2005) Interceptions 1, vs. McDaniel (2006), Muhlenberg (2006), McDaniel (2005), Dickinson (2005), Rochester (2005) Longest INT Return: 53, vs. Rochester (2005) Phil Roberts Rushing Attempts 25, vs. St. Lawrence (2006) Rushing Yards 162, vs. St. Lawrence (2006) Rushing TDs 2, vs. St. Lawrence (2006) Longest Rush 59T, vs. McDaniel (2006) Longest TD Rush 59T, vs. McDaniel (2006) Zach Rosswog Tackles 15, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Tackles for Loss 2.5, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Sacks 1.0, vs. Gettysburg (2006) Randolph-Macon (2005) Interceptions 1, vs. F&M (2006) Carnegie Mellon (2005) Jon Salem Tackles 3, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Corey Sattler Receptions 8, vs. Carnegie Mellon (2005) Receiving Yards 101, vs. Gettysburg (2006) TD Receptions none Longest Reception 41, vs. Dickinson (2005) Mike Todisco Tackles 2, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Kickoff Returns 5, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Kickoff Return Yards 83, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Long Kickoff Return 22, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Adam Winter Tackles 11, vs. Randolph-Macon (2007) Tackles for Loss 2.0, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Sacks 2.0, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Colin Wixted Tackles 8, vs. Gettysburg (2007) Tackles for Loss 4.5, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007) Sacks 1.5, vs. Hampden-Sydney (2007)