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GAME 1 2017 SCHEDULES vs. ASHLAND August 31, 2017 7:00 PM Indiana, Pa. Frank Cignetti Field at George P. Miller Stadium #9 IUP (0-0, 0-0 PSAC West) DATE RANK OPPONENT RESULT/TIME AUGUST 31 #9 Ashland 7 PM SEPTEMBER 9 East Stroudsburg 4 PM 16 Cheyney 12 PM 23 Edinboro * 12 PM 30 at Seton Hill * 4 PM OCTOBER 7 #8 California * 2 PM 14 at Slippery Rock * 2 PM 21 at Clarion * 12 PM 28 Gannon * 12 PM NOVEMBER 4 at Mercyhurst * 12 PM 11 at Bloomsburg 1 PM Ashland (0-0, 0-0 GLIAC) DATE RANK OPPONENT RESULT/TIME AUGUST 31 9 at #9 IUP 7 PM SEPTEMBER 9 Ohio Dominican 7 PM 16 at Northwood * 1 PM 23 #3/ Ferris State * 7 PM 30 at Davenport * 12 PM OCTOBER 7 at Northern Michigan * 1 PM 14 Michigan Tech * 1 PM 21 at Tiffin * 1 PM 28 at Wayne State * 12 PM NOVEMBER 4 #2 Grand Valley State * 7 PM 11 Saginaw Valley State * 1 PM WHAT S INSIDE Game Information...1 Game Storylines...1 2017 IUP Schedule...1 IUP Football Quick Facts...2 AFCA / D2Football Polls...3 IUP s Record Breakdown...4 Career Games Played/Started...5 IUP Head Coach Paul Tortorella...6 IUP/Opponents Series Information... 7 PSAC Standings... 7 IUP Depth Chart...8 IUP Pronunciations...8 Game-by-Game Starters...9 The Last Time It Happened... 10 100/300 Yard Milestones... 10 IUP Records... 11 20-Yard Plays/Breakdown... 12 IUP Scoring Drives... 13 IUP Roster...14-15 2016 IUP Statistics...16-19 BREAKDOWN #9 IUP Crimson Hawks RECORD 0-0, 0-0 PSAC West RANKING #9 in AFCA Coaches D2Football Media Poll not avail. LAST GAME Nov. 26, 2016 lost to California (Pa.) 44-23 HEAD COACH Paul Tortorella CAREER RECORD 0-0 / 1st year IUP RECORD 0-0 / 1st year TORT vs. AU 0-0 IUP vs. AU 0-0 THE GAME Ashland Eagles RECORD 0-0, 0-0 GLIAC RANKING RV in AFCA Coaches D2Football Media Poll not avail. LAST GAME Nov. 12, 2016 defeated Ohio Dominican, 34-21 HEAD COACH Lee Owens CAREER RECORD 138-105 / 23rd year AU RECORD 98-44 / 14th year vs. IUP 0-0 vs. Tortorella 0-0 The 9th-ranked Crimson Hawks open their 2017 season on Thursday night when they host Ashland at George P. Miller Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. on Frank Cignetti Field. IUP is coming off of a 10-2 season in which it reached the second round of the NCAA Division II playoffs for the second straight year. But the 15 returning starters will be led by a face, as Coach Paul Tortorella took the reigns of the program after 22 seasons as the IUP defensive coordinator. Ashland is a traditional power out of the GLIAC, just missing out on a playoff bid last year after putting together a successful 9-2 campaign. The game will be broadcast on WQMU 92.5 FM with the voice of IUP Athletics, Jack Benedict, calling the action. You can also listen on u92radio.com and on the u92radio app on your smartphone. HOW TO FOLLOW WQMU 92.5 FM/U92radio.com Jack Benedict, play-by play Ab Dettore, analyst Greg Drahuschak, sideline *pregame show begins 30 minutes prior to kickoff STORYLINES Thursday s game marks the first for Paul Tortorella as the head coach at IUP; He spent 22 seasons as the program s defensive coordinator, leading one of the nation s best units annually Thursday night will also be the first time that these two traditional powers of neighboring states have met IUP has won 16 of its last 19 season openers dating back to 1998; The program has an alltime record of 50-33-3 (.599) in its first game of a new season IUP Comm Media/YouTube.com TBD, play-by-play TBD, analyst WIUP 90.1 FM TBD, play-by-play TBD, analyst This game features two of the best programs in the nation; IUP is 19-5 in the last two years and finished 2016 ranked 12th in the AFCA coaches poll while Ashland is 19-3 over that same period R-Jr. QB Lenny Williams, Jr. makes his return to the field after missing the final three games of 2016 due to a season-ending injury The Crimson Hawks boast a deep group of receivers of which six have starting experience and another four have seen significant playing time; Among that group is R-Jr. WR Swahneek Brown, who missed 2016 with an injury Live Stats Live stats for IUP home games can be found at: IUPStats.com Twitter @IUPfootball @IUPCrimsonHawk Sr. DB Max Redfield will play his first game in Crimson after transferring from Notre Dame before fall camp; He is considered a top NFL prospect for the 2018 draft Soph. RB Samir Bullock will be the lead back heading into 2017 after rushing for 989 yards while sharing the load as a freshman; He ran for 104 yards on 10 carries in last year s opener at ESU The placekicking and punting spots were up for grabs in fall camp after IUP lost two experienced kickers at the end of 2016; Jr. Sean Bowling, R-Soph. Dillon Sarka, and ESU transfer Jr. Nico Ruiz were all in competition 1

QUICK FACTS Location Indiana, Pa. Enrollment 12,853 Founded 1875 Athletics Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference PSAC (West) Colors Crimson & Gray Nickname Crimson Hawks President Dr. Michael Driscoll Athletic Director Steve Roach Stadium Frank Cignetti Field at George P. Miller Stadium Seating capacity 3,580 SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz Office Phone 724-357-2747 Email rrebholz@iup.edu NOTEBOOK A NEW (OLD) FACE WILL LEAD IUP THROUGH THE TUNNEL IN 2017 After the departure of six-year head coach Curt Cignetti following the 2016 season, Paul Tortorella was named the new coach of the IUP football program. Although this will be his first head coaching job, Tortorella is no stranger to the sidelines of George P. Miller Stadium, spending the last 22 years as the IUP defensive coordinator. He s also been the associate head coach since 2011. TORTORELLA S DEFENSES HAVE BEEN DOMINANT Tortorella has been known for his defensive prowess at IUP, consistently directing one of the best units in Division II since taking over in 1995. The Crimson Hawks finished third in the country with 24 interceptions and 35 forced turnovers in 2016, led a defense that was ranked in the top 12 in six categories in 2015, and was named Football Scoop s Division II Coordinator of the Year in 2012. IUP IN SEASON OPENERS IUP is 50-33-3 (.599) all-time in season openers. The Crimson Hawks had a streak of nine straight season-opening wins from 2006-14, which ended with a 34-33 loss to Kutztown in 2015. But they ve still won 16 of their last 19 openers dating back to 1998. This will be the first time since 2014 that IUP has opened with a non-conference opponent (Saint Augustine s, W 41-19). FOOTBALL HISTORY First Year of Football (Recorded) 1927 Last Playoff Appearance 2016 All-Time Record (Pct) 547-266-23 (.668) Division II Playoff Appearances 17 Division II National Semifinal Apperances 6 Division II Championship Appearances 2 All-Time Division II Playoff Record 20-17 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Paul Tortorella Alma Mater Slippery Rock, 1985 IUP Record (Year) 0-0 (1st) Offensive Coordinator Tate Gregory Alma Mater Ohio, 2006 Defensive Coordinator Jim Smith Alma Mater IUP, 1998 Football Office 724-357-2780 TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Overall Record 10-2 2016 PSAC Record/West Finish 6-1/2nd Final Ranking (AFCA/D2Football) 12/11 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost 7/4 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost 8/4 Specialists Starters Returning/Lost 0/2 COACHING ASSIGNMENTS Paul Tortorella - Head Coach Sideline Tate Gregory - Off. Coord./QBs Sideline Mike Campolo - Offensive Line Sideline Luke Barker - Running Backs/TEs Sideline Johnny Franco - Safeties Sideline Anthony Leonard - Defensive Line Sideline Jim Smith - Def. Coord./LBs Booth Jameson Zacharias - Cornerbacks Booth John Pettina - Volunteer Asst./DBs Booth Christian Bryant - Wide Receivers Booth IUP vs. THE GLIAC IUP boasts a 23-9 (.719) all-time record against the current offering of teams from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). It s been 15 years since IUP has last played a member of the GLIAC, going a combined 1-2 against Findlay (L 37-34), Saginaw Valley State (W, 27-23) and Grand Valley State (L, 62-21) in 2002. The former was a road season opener, with the latter two NCAA playoff games. IUP RANKED NATIONALLY IN THE TOP 10, ASHLAND KNOCKING ON THE DOOR The Crimson Hawks enter the season ranked in the top 25 for the second straight year, showing up at No. 9 in the AFCA Coaches Poll and No. 10 in the D2Football Media Poll. Ashland, which finished its 2016 ranked, sits just three points outside of the AFCA Top 25 to open the year. TORTORELLA S FIRST STAFF INCLUDES THREE NEW FACES, ASSIGNMENT CHANGES Tortorella announced his first coaching staff back in March, which included two coaching assignment changes, and three assistants new to the IUP program. Long-time assistant Jim Smith has been elevated to defensive coordinator, and will continue to lead the linebackers; and Johnny Franco will coach the safeties after being in charge of the cornerbacks in 2015 and 2016. The new faces include Tate Gregory (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Christian Bryan (wide receivers) and Jameson Zacharias (cornerbacks). New assistant coaches for 2017 Name '17 Assignment '16 School/Assignment Tate Gregory Off. Coord./QBs Charleston/OC, QBs Christian Bryan Wide Receivers Carnegie Mellon/WRs Jameson Zacharias Cornerbacks Central Michigan/CBs GREGORY HOPES TO CONTINUE OFFENSE DOMINANCE, BRINGS OWN VERSION OF SPREAD SYSTEM The Crimson Hawks will enter their third year of the spread offense, although a new face will call the plays with the addition of Coach Gregory from Charleston. He also implemented a spread system with the Golden Eagles, including a 2015 season that saw his offense set program records that included averages of 41.1 points and 465.1 total yards per game. He inherits a unit that returns its leading passer, rusher, and six returning receivers from a season ago. CRIMSON HAWKS RETURN 15 STARTERS FROM LAST YEAR S NCAA PLAYOFF TEAM IUP is aiming to continue its success of each of the last two seasons, going a combined 19-5 with two NCAA Division II playoff appearances since 2015. The Crimson Hawks return 15 starters and 47 total lettermen from last year s 10-2 team, which outscored opponents by an average of score of 46.2 to 22.4. Both of IUP s losses came to PSAC champion California - 31-28 in the regular season and 44-23 in the regional semifinals. Both games were played on the road. CRIMSON HAWKS PICKED TO WIN PSAC WEST The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference released its preseason coaches polls on August 7, with the Crimson Hawks the overwelming favorite to come out on top in the Western Division. IUP earned six of the eight first place votes, with California earning the other two to come in second. Slippery Rock, another rival, was picked third. 2

CAN IUP OFFENSE MATCH ITS RECORD-SETTING 2016 SEASON? The Crimson Hawks had one of the best offenses in Division II a season ago, setting program records with averages of 46.2 points and 489.6 yards per game. They also finished fourth in the country with 279.8 rushing yards per game, scoring 44 touchdowns on the ground. SPLASH PLAYS WERE A HUGE PART OF THE IUP OFFENSE IN 2016 The Crimson Hawks had 74 plays of 20 yards or more last season, an average of over six per game. 17 of those came from at least 50 yards out, including plays of 89 and 84 yards. Returning players combined for 60 of those splash plays last season (19 rush, 41 pass), including 19 touchdowns of 20 or more yards. 2016 Splash Plays Rush LG Rec LG Pass LG Total TDs Lenny Willams 7 53 0 -- 31 89 38 8 (1 rush) Walt Pegues 2 23 15 84 0 -- 17 7 Chris Wuestner 0 -- 10 50 0 -- 10 3 Samir Bullock 9 63 0 -- 0 -- 9 3 Allen Wright 1 22 8 89 0 -- 9 7 JoJo Gause 0 -- 7 33 0 -- 7 0 LENNY WILLIAMS GOES INTO THIRD YEAR AS IUP STARTING QUARTERBACK R-Jr. QB Lenny Williams, Jr. is back for his third year as the Crimson Hawks signal caller in 2017. A twotime Harlon Hill Award nominee as the best player in Division II, Williams is arguably the top dual threat quarterback in the nation, passing and rushing for a combined 5,204 yards and 47 touchdowns in 21 career games. Williams career stats GP Effic Cmp-Att Pct YDS TD-INT YDS/G RUSH YDS AVG TD YDS/G 2015 12 131.5 119-206 57.8 1549 9-4 129.1 158 1229 7.8 12 102.4 2016 9 214.0 93-136 68.4 1832 14-1 203.6 104 594 5.7 12 66.0 TOTALS 21 164.3 212-342 62.0 3381 23-5 161.0 262 1823 6.9 24 86.8 AFCA COACHES POLL RK SCHOOL (1st VOTES) 16 REC LAST 1. Northwest Missouri St. (34) 15-0 1 2. Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 12-1 4 3. Ferris St. (Mich.) 12-3 5 4. Emporia St. (Kan.) 11-2 10 5. Texas A&M-Commerce 10-2 9 6. North Alabama 11-2 2 7. Shepherd (W.Va.) 13-1 3 8. California (Pa.) 11-1 7 9. Indiana (Pa.) 10-2 12 10. Minnesota-Duluth 10-2 14 11. Valdosta St. (Ga.) 8-3 18 12. Colorado St.-Pueblo 8-3 NR 13. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 9-3 25 14. LIU-Post (N.Y.) 12-1 11 15. Harding (Ark.) 13-1 6 16. Colorado School of Mines 10-3 15 17. Sioux Falls (S.D.) 12-1 8 18. Southwest Baptist (Mo.) 10-2 22 19. North Carolina-Pembroke 10-2 13 20. Minnesota St. 8-3 NR 21. Central Missouri 9-3 21 22. Southern Arkansas 9-3 NR 23. Colorado Mesa 9-3 NR 24. Midwestern St. (Texas) 8-3 24 25. Bemidji St. (Minn.) 9-3 NR WILLIAMS LOOKS TO MAKE STRONG RETURN FROM 2016 INJURY Williams was limited to nine games in 2016, missing each of the last three starts after an injury against Mercyhurst. Despite not putting together a full season, Williams still earned All-Region and All-PSAC recognition, and led Division II in three passing categories - efficiency (214.0), yards per completion (19.70), and yards per attempt (13.47). STRONG RUNNING GAME WILL BE MAIN FOCUS IN 2017 Year in and year out, the deepest and most talented offensive position group are arguably the running backs. Leading the way this season should be Soph. RB Samir Bullock, who earned first team All-PSAC and All-Region honors after rushing for a team-high 989 yards and 82.4 yards per game as a true freshman. The quick back averaged 6.1 yards per carry and scored nine touchdowns, and also led the team with 1,334 all-purpose yards. 2016 leading rushers G No. Yds Avg. TD LG Avg/G Samir Bullock 12 162 989 6.1 9 63 82.4 Chris Temple 11 155 883 5.7 16 58 80.3 Lenny Williams 9 104 594 5.7 12 53 66.0 Mike Pietropola 12 48 319 6.6 3 58 26.6 Drew Harris 7 50 183 3.7 5 15 26.1 Malik Anderson 11 40 143 3.6 2 10 13.0 INJURIES AT RUNNING BACK WILL LEAD TO FRESH FACES IN THE BACKFIELD Behind Bullock, the running back depth will be tested in 2017 after several injuries to returning players. Sr. RBs Chris Temple, Drew Harris and Luigi Lista-Brinza will not see time this season, with the latter calling it a career after a series of bad luck injuries. Temple is the most experienced of the bunch, rushing for 2,539 yards and 35 touchdowns in three seasons. Soph. RB Malik Anderson should get more carries, with true freshmen Duane Brown and Justice Evans also vying for playing time in the backfield. D2FOOTBALL.COM MEDIA POLL FINAL 2016 POLL; 2017 PRESEASON POLL NOT AVAILABLE RK SCHOOL 16 REC LAST 1 Northwest Missouri 15-0 1 2 North Alabama 11-2 3 3 Ferris State 12-3 14 4 Shepherd 13-1 4 5 Grand Valley 12-1 2 6 Harding 13-1 9 7 California 11-1 8 8 Sioux Falls 12-1 5 9 Emporia State 11-2 6 10 Texas A&M-Commerce 10-2 7 11 IUP 10-2 10 12 Colorado Mines 10-3 21 13 UNC-Pembroke 10-2 17 14 Minnesota Duluth 10-2 11 15 Ashland 9-2 15 16 Central Missouri 9-3 12 17 North Greenville 9-5 NR 18 Valdosta State 8-3 16 19 Tuskegee 9-3 NR 20 LIU-Post 12-1 NR 21 Newberry 10-2 23 22 Azusa Pacific 9-3 22 23 Midwestern State 8-3 18 24 Florida Tech 8-3 20 25 Southwest Baptist 10-2 19 3

RECORD BREAKDOWN 2016 Tortorella September 3-0 0-0 October 4-1 0-0 November 3-1 0-0 December 0-0 0-0 IUP s Record vs. PSAC Teams at home 5-0 0-0 on the road 4-2 0-0 IUP s Record vs. PSAC West Teams at home 3-0 0-0 on the road 2-2 0-0 IUP s Record vs. PSAC East Teams at home 1-0 0-0 on the road 2-0 0-0 IUP vs. Ranked Opponents at home 1-0 0-0 on the road 1-2 0-0 IUP s Record in Games... decided by 7 pts or less 0-0 0-0 decided by 3 pts or less 0-1 0-0 home during day 5-0 0-0 home at night 0-0 0-0 away during day 4-1 0-0 away at night 1-1 0-0 IUP s Record When Scoring... less than 20 points 0-0 0-0 20+ points 0-2 0-0 30+ points 10-0 0-0 IUP s Record When Allowing... 14 or fewer points 4-0 0-0 24 or fewer points 3-0 0-0 25+ points 3-2 0-0 IUP s Record When... leading after the 1st qtr 8-1 0-0 trailing after the first qtr 0-1 0-0 tied after the 1st qtr 2-0 0-0 leading at halftime 8-0 0-0 trailing at halftime 2-1 0-0 tied at halftime 0-1 0-0 leading after the 3rd qtr 9-1 0-0 trailing after the 3rd qtr 1-1 0-0 tied after the 3rd qtr 0-0 0-0 IUP s Record With... less than 300 yds tot offense 0-0 0-0 300+ yards total offense 1-0 0-0 400+ yards total offense 4-1 0-0 500+ yards total offense 5-0 0-0 less than 100 yards rush 0-0 0-0 100+ yards rushing 0-0 0-0 150+ yards rushing 2-0 0-0 200+ yards rushing 2-2 0-0 250+ yards rushing 4-0 0-0 less than 200 yards pass 4-2 0-0 200+ yards passing 3-0 0-0 250+ yards passing 2-0 0-0 300+ yards passing 0-0 0-0 350+ yards passing 1-0 0-0 IUP s Record When Allowing... less than 200 total yards 1-0 0-0 less than 300 total yards 2-0 0-0 less than 400 total yards 4-1 0-0 400+ yards total offense 3-1 0-0 less than 100 yards rush 4-1 0-0 100+ yards rush 6-1 0-0 less than 200 yards pass 4-0 0-0 less than 300 yards pass 4-1 0-0 300+ yards pass 2-1 0-0 IUP IS 42-8 SINCE 2011 WHEN A PLAYER RUSHES FOR 100 YARDS IN A GAME No matter who is carrying the load, it s probable that if a player rushes for 100 yards in a game, the Crimson Hawks will win. Since 2011, IUP boasts a 42-8 record when at least one player hits the 100-yard plateau, including a 9-1 mark a season ago. Two active players - Williams and Bullock - have combined for 14 career 100-yard rushing performances. IUP s 100-yard rushers Name Career 2016 High Opponent Lenny Williams, QB 9 3 205 at Seton Hill (2015) Samir Bullock, RB 5 5 162 Seton Hill (2016) WALT PEGUES AMONG BEST RECEIVERS IN IUP HISTORY Sr. WR Walt Pegues heads into his final year ranked third in IUP history with 2,301 receiving yards and fourth with 145 receptions. With a big year, he could threaten Hall of Famer Jai Hill s program record 214 career receptions. He s been a consistent threat since day one, tallying at least 43 catches each year, and posting career-highs of 941 yards and eight touchdowns last year. Pegues also carries a streak of 33 straight games with a reception. IUP Receiving Records Rec Player Years Yards Player Years 1. 214 Jai Hill 1988-91 1. 4,073 Jai Hill 1988-91 2. 165 Carmelo Ocasio 1999-02 2. 2,891 Carmelo Ocasio 1999-02 3. 153 Ken Witter 2005-08 3. 2,301 Walt Pegues 2014-pres 4. 145 Walt Pegues 2014-pres 4. 2,194 JeMone Smith 1990-93 5. 139 Lewis Hicks 1996-98 5. 2,138 Tony Trave 1984-87 PEGUES ENTERS 2017 WITH STREAK OF 33 STRAIGHT GAMES WITH A RECEPTION Pegues also enters Thursday night s opener with a current streak of 33 games with a reception - tallying at least one catch in every game he s played in since 2014. SEVERAL BIG PLAY RECEIVERS JOIN PEGUES, MAKE FOR CROWDED GROUP Including Pegues, the Crimson Hawks bring back their top six receivers from a season ago. Joining him are fellow starters in Gr. WR Chris Wuestner and R-Soph. WR JoJo Gause, as well as Sr. WR Allen Wright. Combined, the trio caught 74 passes for 1,424 and 12 touchdowns, averaging more than 19 yards per reception. Joining the group will be R-Jr. Swahneek Brown, who caught 27 passes for 357 yards and three touchdowns in 2015 before missing all of last year with an injury. OFFENSIVE LINE USES TWO PILLARS TO REBUILD AFTER LOSS OF THREE STARTERS With the loss of three offensive line starters from last year, Jr. LT Joe Peterson and R-Soph. OC Jeff Arnold take the lead in 2017. The two have a combined 31 starts between them, with Arnold garnering All- Region and All-PSAC honors at the pivot in his first year. MIX OF RETURNING AND TRANSFER LINEMEN LOOK TO FILL HOLES Even with the loss of three starters, the IUP offensive line could prove deep and talented. The Crimson Hawks return four players with experience in R-Sr. Gabriel Diaz, R-Jr. Kidus Woldeyes, R-Soph. Colin McAllister, and R-Jr. Devonne Barnes, with Diaz and Woldeyes combining for 39 games and 16 starts. Also expected to fight for playing time are three transfers, including Gr. Rocco Esposito from Wake Forest, R-Sr. Jerron Searles from Delaware State, and R-Soph. Ken Roman from Rutgers. IUP DEFENSE HOPES TO HAVE SAME DOMINANCE UNDER NEW DC JIM SMITH Under Coach Tortorella last year, the IUP defense ranked third in Division II with 24 interceptions and 35 turnovers forced, sixth with six touchdowns, and 20th with a 67.4 percent red zone defense. Coach Smith enters his 19th season at IUP, with experience calling plays on the offensive side of the ball. IUP SCORED SIX DEFENSIVE AND SPECIAL TEAMS TOUCHDOWNS IN 2016, 20 SINCE 2011 The IUP defense scored six defensive and special teams touchdowns last year - three interception, two fumble, one blocked punt - and has 20 touchdowns since the start of 2011. The Crimson Hawks are 16-1 when they score a defensive touchdown in the last six years, including 5-0 last year. The Crimson Hawks five defensive touchdowns in 2016 Opponent TD Result at #18 Fairmont St. Steve Franco 82-yard interception return IUP def. Fairmont St., 62-13 Mercyhurst Kevin Clarke 30-yard interception return IUP def. Mercyhurst, 31-20 at Gannon Mikale Makle 58-yard fumble recovery IUP def. Gannon, 48-3 #16 Slippery Rock Jay Watkins 49-yard fumble recovery IUP def. SRU, 48-19 at ESU Jemal Averette 8-yard interception return IUP def. ESU, 73-42 4

CRIMSON HAWKS BOAST ANOTHER TALENTED AND DEEP DEFENSIVE LINE The IUP defensive front will again be a force, as the Crimson Hawks return nine regular players - five starters - from last years group. The unit is headlined by All-Region players in Sr. DT Jemal Averette and Jr. DE Deandre Easterling, and has combined career numbers of 187 games played, 74 starts, and 45.5 sacks. Joining them are seniors Jordan Diven, Matt Mowad, and Justin Weldon, juniors Diamond Jones and Dyllon Scott, and sophomores Malik Allen and Dondrea Tillman. YOUTHFUL LINEBACKING GROUP HAS BIG SHOES TO FILL The Crimson Hawks lost three of its top four linebackers from a season ago, including All-American and three-year starter Kevin Clarke. Luckily, they do have two returning players who saw significant time, combining for three starts and 53 tackles. Soph. LB Damon Lloyd was third among backers last season with 34 tackles while classmate Nick Amendola started twice and flashed big play ability with a blocked punt against Bloomsburg. Also looking for playing time are R-Soph. Zack Weaver, R-Fr. Branden Myers, and several true freshmen. JAY WATKINS GETS PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN RECOGNITION, HEADLINES TALENTED SECONDARY Sr. CB Jay Watkins was named a preseason All-American after leading the PSAC and tying for third in Division II with seven interceptions in 2016. He ll be joined by returning starters in Sr. FS Takhi Turner and Jr. CB Mikale Makle, both candidates for individual postseason awards. Watkins career stats GP-GS TKL INT YDS PBU PD FR YDS TD 2013 9-5 19 0 0 3 3 1 20 1 2014 1-1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2015 12-12 43 4 4 16 20 0 0 0 2016 12-12 49 7 30 10 17 1 49 1 TOTALS 34-30 112 11 34 30 41 2 69 2 MIKE PIETROPOLA LOOKS TO FIND A HOME ON DEFENSE Jr. DB Mike Pietropola has seen action at several spots in two years with the Crimson Hawks, including quarterback, receiver, defensive back, and on several special teams units. After going 2-1 as a starting quarterback with 634 passing yards, 319 rushing yards, and nine total touchdowns last year, he looks to make the move to a full-time defensive back in 2017. NOTRE DAME TRANSFER MAX REDFIELD ADDS NFL POTENTIAL In late June, former Notre Dame safety Max Redfield announced his intentions to finish his collegiate career with the Crimson Hawks. Rated the 23rd best player by ESPN in his 2013 recruiting class, Redfield started 23 games and made 144 tackles in three seasons with the Fighting Irish. He s considered by many a top NFL talent for 2018. BIG PLAYS EXPECTED FROM SPECIAL TEAMS IN 2017 IUP had one of the best special teams units in the country last year, finishing third in Division II with eight blocked kicks. The Crimson Hawks blocked three field goals, three punts, and two extra points, scoring on four of those plays. IUP s blocked kicks in 2016 Opponent Player Type Result at Cheyney Mason Tortorice FG Recovered by Cheyney at Cheyney Isaiah Stokes FG Erie Doe 95 yard return (TD) at Edinboro Diamond Jones Punt Chris Wuestner 12 yard return (TD) Seton Hill CJ Odegbo PAT Steve Franco 66 yard return (2-pt) Seton Hill Mason Tortorice Punt Recovered by Seton Hill Slippery Rock Jemal Averette PAT Attempted return failed Mercyhurst Mikale Makle FG Recovered, not advanced Bloomsburg Nick Amendola Punt Anthony Davis 18 yard return (TD) FOUR KICKERS COMPETE TO REPLACE TWO SPOTS IUP will look to replace both kicking spots with the graduations of Ryan Stewart and Jordan Spangler. Returning are Jr. Sean Bowling and R-Soph. Dillon Sarka, both seeing time as the team s kickoff specialist last year. They ll be joined by Jr. Nico Ruiz, a transfer from East Stroudsburg who made 16 field goals and 93 extra points in his two seasons with the Warriors. True freshman Jordan Washington, who was a 2016 Ray Guy Prospect at Gateway High School, should also compete for a role. CAREER GAMES PLAYED/STARTED Player 13 14 15 16 Tot Malik Allen, DL -- -- -- 11/0 11/0 Devin Altland, WR -- -- 8/0 12/1 20/1 Nick Amendola, LB -- -- -- 12/2 12/2 Malik Anderson, RB -- -- -- 11/0 11/0 Jeff Arnold, OL -- -- -- 12/12 12/12 Jemal Averette, DL -- 11/0 12/12 7/7 30/19 Devonne Barnes, OL -- -- -- 6/0 6/0 Noah Bertram, TE -- -- 3/0 3/0 6/0 Sean Bowling, PK -- -- 11/0 10/0 21/0 Mike Brown, OL -- -- -- 1/0 1/0 Swahneek Brown, WR -- -- 11/11 -- 11/11 Samir Bullock, RB -- -- -- 12/5 12/5 Anthony Davis, DB* -- 9/0 -- 12/1 12/1 Mike DeBaugh, QB* -- -- -- 1/0 1/0 Gabriel Diaz, OL -- 2/0 9/6 10/0 21/6 Jordan Diven, DL -- -- 9/2 12/7 21/9 Eric Doe, DB -- 10/0 12/0 12/0 34/0 Deandre Easterling, DL -- -- 12/2 10/8 22/10 JoJo Gause, WR -- -- -- 12/12 12/12 Caleb Horton, DB -- -- -- 1/0 1/0 Maurice House, DB -- -- -- 1/0 1/0 C.J. Jackson, TE -- 10/1 10/3 8/0 28/4 Diamond Jones, DL -- -- 12/0 12/10 24/10 Zac Kelly, WR -- -- -- 11/0 11/0 Damon Lloyd, LB -- -- -- 11/1 11/1 Mikale Makle, DB -- -- 12/7 12/11 24/18 Colin McAllister, OL -- -- -- 3/0 3/0 Dom McNeil, WR -- -- -- 9/0 9/0 Matt Mowad, DL -- 11/3 8/5 7/5 26/13 Rex Pearce, TE -- 8/0 12/0 10/0 30/0 Walt Pegues, WR -- 11/2 12/12 10/10 33/24 Joe Peterson, OL -- -- 8/7 12/12 20/19 Mike Pietropola, DB -- -- 12/0 12/3 24/3 Max Redfield, DB* 12/1 13/11 11/11 -- 36/23 Dillon Sarka, K -- -- -- 4/0 4/0 Dyllon Scott, DL -- -- 5/2 11/1 16/3 J.R. Stevens, DB -- -- -- 11/0 11/0 Isaiah Stokes, DB -- -- -- 3/0 3/0 Chris Temple, RB -- 9/1 10/9 11/7 30/17 Dondrea Tillman, DL -- -- -- 11/0 11/0 Takhi Turner, DB -- 10/9 11/1 11/11 32/21 Jay Watkins, DB 9/5 1/1 12/12 12/12 34/30 Zack Weaver, LB -- -- -- 1/0 1/0 Justin Weldon, DL -- 7/0 10/2 9/8 26/10 Lenny Williams, QB -- -- 12/11 9/9 21/20 Miles Williamson, WR -- -- 4/0 3/0 7/0 Kidus Woldeyes, OL -- -- 11/10 7/0 18/10 Allen Wright, WR -- 11/7 11/0 7/2 29/9 Q. Wright-Downing, DL -- -- -- 1/0 1/0 Chris Wuestner, WR* 9/1 13/0 -- 12/11 34/12 *Transfers; not all years played at IUP 5

PAUL TORTORELLA (1ST SEASON) QUICK FACTS Wife: Children: Education: WHERE HE S BEEN Michele Luke, Annalise, Zachary, Michael Slippery Rock University Bachelor s Degree Health & Physical Education (1985) A longtime IUP assistant coach, Paul Tortorella will step up to lead the Crimson Hawks as their new head coach in 2017. He was named the 12th head coach of the IUP football program on January 3. Tortorella brings years of experience and knowledge to his new position, spending the last 22 seasons as IUP s defensive coordinator. He has a background as IUP s safeties coach he also served as the associate head coach from 2011-16 but will look to direct the team as a whole and will move away from calling defenses as he transitions to head coach. His first major task at the helm of the program came just less than a month after taking over, as he put the finishing touches on a 19-member recruiting class. His first signing class was an even mixture of offensive and defensive players, with 16 hailing from the state of Pennsylvania. On March 28, Tortorella announced his completed coaching staff. Returning assistants moving into new roles include: Jim Smith as the new defensive coordinator, while also remaining at linebackers; Johnny Franco moving from cornerbacks to safeties; and John Pettina takes over coaching the Star position after helping out Tortorella with the safeties. New assistant hires were Tate Gregory as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach; Christian Bryan as the wide receivers coach; and Jameson Zacharias as the cornerbacks coach. Gregory came from Charleston, while Bryan was at Carnegie Mellon and Zacharias coached at Central Michigan. He also was able to see two-time All-American Ethan Cooper sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers as an undrafted free agent at the conclusion of the 2017 NFL Draft in April. Cooper had multiple on-campus visits from teams, including the defending NFC Champion Atlanta Falcons, Houston Texas and Jacksonville Jaguars, among others. Since coming to IUP, Tortorella has directed a defense that has consistently ranked among the best in the nation. His extensive knowledge of schematics and personnel has made him one of the most respected coaches in the area. championship, and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals with a 12-2 record. The Crimson Hawks gave up just 257.9 yards and 12.5 points per game, recording three shutouts and holding opponents to 10 points or fewer four additional times. IUP gave up an average of 80.1 rushing yards per outing, holding opponents to less than 100 yards nine times during the season. Offenses managed just 2.6 yards per carry and scored nine touchdowns in 439 carries. The passing defense was also tough to crack, as IUP finished 17th in the nation by giving up 177.8 yards per game and 14th with a defensive pass efficiency of 101.85. Nine times quarterbacks failed to complete 50.0 percent of their passes against the Crimson Hawks, including each of the last four games. IUP racked up 20 interceptions and gave up just 14 touchdown passes. IUP also ranked first in opponents first downs (14.4 per game); second in turnover margin (+1.50 per game); 12th in turnovers (35); tied for 27th in red zone efficiency (68 percent 21 scores in 31 trips); and 32nd in third down defense (33.9 percent 64-for-189). Since Tortorella s first season with the program in 1995, 15 IUP defensive players have earned All-American honors, while 107 have been named to All-PSAC West teams. Four players have been named PSAC Defensive Player of the Year under Tortorella, with two freshmen earning conference rookie of the year accolades. IUP compiled a record of 177-69 (.720) during Tortorella s 22 seasons leading the defense, as the program won nine outright or shared PSAC West regular season titles and earned 10 NCAA playoff berths. Tortorella got his coaching start on the prep level in 1985, serving as linebackers coach at Mount Lebanon High School. He then began a nine-year stint as an assistant coach at a pair of Division I universities, including six at Maryland and three at Akron. YEARS POSITION(S) SCHOOL 1985 Linebackers Mt. Lebanon HS 1986-88 Linebackers/Def Backs Maryland 1989-91 Spec Teams Coord/TEs/RBs Maryland 1992-94 Defensive Backs Akron 1995-2016 Defensive Coordinator IUP 2017-pres Head Coach IUP TORTORELLA S 2012 SEASON DIVISION II COORDINATOR OF THE YEAR by FOOTBALL SCOOP IUP Team Defensive Rankings Category Stat PSAC D-II RYds/Game 80.1 1st 3rd PYds/Game 177.8 3rd 17th Tot Yds/Game 257.9 1st 1st Points/Game 12.5 1st 1st Interceptions 20 1st t-12th Def Pass Effic 101.9 1st 14th Fumb Rec 15 3rd t-14th TOs gained 35 2nd t-12th TFLs/Game 7.21 3rd t-44th Sacks/Game 2.5 4th t-38th 1D Allwd/Game 14.4 1st 1st 3D Conv Pct 33.9% 3rd 32nd 4D Conv Pct 31.8% 2nd 22nd Red Zone Def 68% 3rd t-27th In 2016, Tortorella guided an opportunistic defensive unit that ranked third in Division II with 24 interceptions and 35 caused turnovers. IUP s six total defensive touchdowns was tied for sixth in the country, while its.674 defensive red zone percentage was 20th. For six straight games the Crimson Hawks limited opponents to 20 points or less, with high-scoring rival Slippery Rock finishing with just 19 in IUP s blowout mid-october victory. First round playoff opponent Fairmont State, which had a 10-1 record and averaged 30.0 points in the regular season, was limited to just 13 points by Tortorella s crew. 2012 was one of Tortorella s best seasons, as he was named the NCAA Division II Coordinator of the Year by FootballScoop. Under Tortorella s guidance, IUP led the nation in total and scoring defense, while also ranking third in rushing defense, during a season in which the Crimson Hawks won the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) BY THE NUMBERS: PAUL TORTORELLA 2017 TOTALS vs. Unranked teams 0-0 0-0 vs. Top 25 teams 0-0 0-0 vs. Top 10 teams 0-0 0-0 vs. PSAC 0-0 0-0 vs. PSAC West 0-0 0-0 vs. PSAC East 0-0 0-0 PSAC West home games 0-0 0-0 PSAC West road games 0-0 0-0 All home games 0-0 0-0 All road games 0-0 0-0 Postseason 0-0 0-0 IUP rushes for 200+ yards 0-0 0-0 IUP scores <20 points 0-0 0-0 IUP scores 20-29 points 0-0 0-0 IUP scores 30-39 points 0-0 0-0 IUP scores 40+ points 0-0 0-0 He joined the Maryland staff as a graduate assistant working with linebackers and the secondary from 1986-87 followed by one year as a volunteer assistant secondary coach. In 1989, he was hired on a full-time basis as special teams coordinator and tight ends coach, and he added halfbacks to his list of responsibilities in 1990. In 1992, Tortorella departed Maryland for Akron, where he coached defensive backs through the 1994 season before joining the IUP staff. Three IUP cornerbacks have earned All-America recognition during Tortorella s time at IUP, including Barry Threats (1997 and 1998), Joey Flora (2001) and Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (2008 and 2009). Tortorella is a 1985 graduate of Slippery Rock with a bachelor s degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Michele, are the parents of Luke, Annalise, Zachary and Michael. 6

THE MATCHUP STATISTICAL COMPARISON (2016) Rankings Rankings IUP PSAC (D-II) Ashland GLIAC (D-II) Record 10-2 9-2 Division 6-1 7-2 Scoring Offense 46.3 2 (3) 43.5 1 (7) Total Offense 489.6 2 (12) 526.5 1 (3) Rushing Offense 279.8 1 (4) 249.1 3 (11) Passing Offense 209.8 11 (102) 277.5 2 (40) Scoring Defense 22.4 4 (43) 15.1 1 (4) Total Defense 365.5 6 (67) 297.5 1 (13) Rushing Defense 135.9 8 (58) 111.5 2 (25) Passing Defense 229.5 5 (99) 186.0 1 (30) KO Return Avg 19.5 11 (103) 21.1 8 (69) Punt Return Avg 9.3 9 (81) 11.7 2 (45) Net Kickoff Avg 35.9 13 Field Goal Pct.545 (6-11) 13.800 (8-10) 1 PAT Pct.948 (73-77) 5.968 (61-63) 3 Net Punting 32.1 5 (125) 34.4 8 (60) Sacks Allowed 16 5 (27) 9 1 (7) Sacks By 24 10 (84) 29 3 (45) Interceptions 24 1 (3) 3 13 (168) TO Margin +25 (2.08) 1 (1) -2 (-0.18) 10 (95) Time of Poss 30:01 9 (72) 31:26 3 (40) First Downs 22.5 7 24.6 1 Opp First Downs 19.5 7 3rd Down Conv 56.6% 1 (3) 59.5% 1 (1) Opp 3rd Down Conv 38.5% 9 (86) 38.8% 1 (40) Pass Effic Off 183.4 1 (1) 172.2 1 (3) Pass Effic Def 119.3 6 (48) 130.2 7 (101) Fewest Penalty Yds 62.5 7 (90) 35.3 3 (5) Red Zone Off 88.3% 3 (15) 82.7% 4 (45) Red Zone Def 67.4% 1 (20) 71.4% 3 (38) 7

IUP DEPTH CHART OFFENSE WR 11 Swahneek Brown 6-3 185 R-Jr. 83 Dom McNeil 5-8 170 R-So. LT 63 Joe Peterson 6-4 290 Jr. 71 Ken Roman 6-4 290 R-So. LG 54 Colin McAllister 6-2 290 R-So. 62 Devonne Barnes 6-2 295 R-Jr. C 64 Jeff Arnold 6-3 280 R-So. 60 Kidus Woldeyes 6-0 250 R-Jr. RG 79 Rocco Esposito 6-5 320 Gr. 72 Josh Dauberman 6-5 295 Fr. RT 73 Jerron Searles 6-5 280 R-Sr. 69 Shafique Cooley 6-0 240 Fr. TE 89 CJ Jackson 6-4 255 R-Sr. 40 Rex Pearce 6-3 240 R-Sr. SLOT 34 Walt Pegues 5-10 175 Sr. 4 Allen Wright 5-9 170 Sr. WR 8 JoJo Gause 6-4 220 R-So. 15 Devin Altland 6-2 185 R-Sr. -or- 84 Kolbe Hughes 6-3 195 R-So. QB 5 Lenny Williams 5-11 202 R-Jr. 7 Isaiah Hankins 5-10 180 Fr. RB 26 Samir Bullock 5-8 175 So. 9 Malik Anderson 5-6 160 So. -or- 20 Duane Brown 5-11 185 Fr. DEFENSE DE 91 Deandre Easterling 6-1 225 Jr. -or- 99 Dondrea Tillman 6-4 260 So. DT 92 Jemal Averette 6-2 288 Sr. 94 Jordan Diven 6-1 270 R-Sr. NG 68 Justin Weldon 6-1 305 Sr. 90 Dyllon Scott 5-11 282 Jr. DE 55 Diamond Jones 6-0 235 R-Jr. -or- 85 Matt Mowad 6-2 230 Gr. Mike 50 Damon Lloyd 6-0 235 So. 3 J. McDonald-Horner 6-3 205 So. Will 36 Nick Amendola 6-1 215 So. 44 Branden Myers 6-0 212 R-Fr. Star 1 Mikale Makle 5-10 190 Jr. 17 Isaiah Stokes 5-11 180 R-So. FC 22 JR Stevens 6-0 175 R-So. 6 Anthony Davis 6-0 195 R-Jr. SS 10 Max Redfield 6-1 205 Sr. 21 Eric Doe 6-0 200 Sr. FS 5 Takhi Turner 6-0 200 Sr. -or- 13 Mike Pietropola 6-0 200 Jr. BC 2 Jay Watkins 5-10 190 R-Sr. 41 Shelby Wilkerson 6-2 210 R-Sr. PRONUNCIATIONS 1 Mikale Makle DB Meh-KALE Make-el 5 Takhi Turner DB Tuh-KYE 8 JoJo Gause WR Gauze 9 Malik Anderson RB Mah-LEEK 11 Swahneek Brown WR Swa-NEEK 13 Mike Pietropola QB Petra-pola 26 Samir Bullock RB Sah-MEER 32 Chris Wuestner WR WEEST-ner 34 Walt Pegues WR Peh-GEESE 36 Nico Ruiz P/K Nee-koh 60 Kidus Woldeyes OL Wool-DIES 62 Devonne Barnes OL Duh-vaun 72 Josh Dauberman OL Dob-ehr-men 73 Jerron Searles OL Jah-ron Seer-ls 84 Kolbe Hughes WR Kohl-bee 94 Jordan Diven DL Div-ehn SPECIAL TEAMS PK 36 Nico Ruiz 6-0 205 Jr. -or- 37 Dillon Sarka 5-11 177 R-So. HOLD 13 Mike Pietropola 6-0 200 Jr. LS 95 Gunnar Royer 6-1 212 Fr. P 36 Nico Ruiz 6-0 205 Jr. KOR 83 Dom McNeil 5-8 170 R-So. 13 Mike Pietropola 6-0 200 Jr. 20 Duane Brown 5-11 185 Fr. PR 13 Mike Pietropola 6-0 200 Jr. 34 Walt Pegues 5-10 175 Sr. 20 Duane Brown 5-11 185 Fr. COACH LOCATIONS On the Field Paul Tortorella, head coach Tate Gregory, offensive coordinator Mike Campolo, offensive line Luke Barker, running backs Anthony Leonard, defensive line Johnny Franco, safeties In the Press Box Jim Smith, defensive coordinator John Pettina, assistant safeties Jameson Zacharias, cornerbacks Christian Bryan, wide receivers 8

2016 OFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS GAME LWR LT LG C RG RT TE H RWR QB RB at ESU Altland Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Williams Temple at Cheyney Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Williams Temple at Edinboro Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Williams Temple Seton Hill Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Williams Bullock at California Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Wright Gause Williams Bullock Slippery Rock Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Wright (WR) Pegues Gause Williams Bullock Clarion Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Wright Gause Williams Temple at Gannon Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Wright (WR) Pegues Gause Williams Bullock Mercyhurst Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Williams Bullock Bloomsburg Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Pietropola Temple at Fairmont State Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Pietropola Temple at California Wuestner Peterson Bier Arnold Morgante Cooper Edwards Pegues Gause Pietropola Temple 2016 DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS GAME DE DT NT DE MLB WLB STAR CB SS FS CB at ESU Mowad Averette Weldon Jones Catlin Amendola Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle at Cheyney Mowad Averette Weldon Jones Lloyd Amendola Womack Watkins Franco Turner And. Robertson at Edinboro Easterling Diven Weldon Jones Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle Seton Hill Easterling Diven Weldon Jones Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle at California Easterling Averette Weldon Jones Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle Slippery Rock Mowad Averette Weldon Easterling Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Davis Makle Clarion Mowad Averette Weldon Jones Dubowski Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle at Gannon Easterling Averette Diven Jones Dubowski Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle Mercyhurst Easterling Averette Diven Jones Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle Bloomsburg Easterling Odegbo Diven Jones Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle at Fairmont State Mowad Odegbo Diven Jones Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle at California Easterling Weldon Diven Jones Catlin Clarke Womack Watkins Franco Turner Makle 2016 GAME-BY-GAME NOTABLES KICKOFF COIN KICKOFF/ IUP GAME GAME OPPONENT TEMP. TOSS RECEIVE 1ST POSS. TIME LENGTH RESULT at East Stroudsburg 77 F Won Kickoff Touchdown 6:05 p.m. 3:30 W 73-42 at Cheyney 78 F Won Kickoff Touchdown 1:00 p.m. 2:45 W 55-0 at Edinboro 66 F Won Kickoff Touchdown 12:00 p.m. 2:59 W 56-28 Seton Hill 69 F Won Kickoff Touchdown 4:00 p.m. 2:55 W 49-39 at #15 California 58 F Won Kickoff Intercepted 7:00 p.m. 3:05 L 31-28 #16 Slippery Rock 69 F Won Kickoff Touchdown 2:00 p.m. 2:36 W 49-19 Clarion 45 F Lost Kickoff Touchdown 1:00 p.m. 2:50 W 42-17 at Gannon 65 F Lost Receive Touchdown 12:00 p.m. 2:25 W 48-3 Mercyhurst 54 F Lost Kickoff Touchdown 1:00 p.m. 2:45 W 31-20 Bloomsburg 44 F Won Kickoff Touchdown 1:00 p.m. 2:35 W 42-13 at Fairmont State 39 F Won Kickoff Touchdown 12:05 p.m. 2:50 W 62-13 at #6 California 43 F Lost Receive Touchdown 1:00 p.m. 2:53 L 44-23 9

100-YARD RUSHING GAMES Chris Temple (10) 1. 114 Clarion 11.1.14 2. 195 Kutztown 9.12.15 3. 234 Edinboro 10.3.15 4. 255 Cal 10.17.15 5. 142 Gannon 11.7.15 6. 116 at #15 Charleston 11.21.15 7. 153 Clarion 10.22.16 8. 127 Mercyhurst 11.5.16 9. 167 Bloomsburg 11.12.16 10. 147 at #18 Fairmont State 11.19.16 Lenny Williams (9) 1. 205 at Seton Hill 10.10.15 2. 134 Cal 10.17.15 3. 140 at #15 Slippery Rock 10.24.15 4. 134 at Clarion 10.31.15 5. 140 Gannon 11.7.15 6. 151 at #15 Charleston 11.21.15 7. 123 at Cal 10.8.16 8. 115 Clarion 10.22.16 9. 110 at Gannon 10.29.16 Samir Bullock (5) 1. 104 at East Stroudsburg 9.10.16 2. 153 at Edinboro 9.24.16 3. 162 Seton Hill 10.1.16 4. 120 #16 Slippery Rock 10.15.16 5. 126 Clarion 10.22.16 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES Walt Pegues (8) 1. 118 Slippery Rock 10.25.14 2. 193 Gannon 11.8.14 3. 115 Kutztown 9.12.15 4. 233 at #15 Slippery Rock 10.24.15 5. 195 at East Stroudsburg 9.10.16 6. 169 at Edinboro 9.24.16 7. 110 at Gannon 10.29.16 8. 164 Mercyhurst 11.5.16 Chris Wuestner (3) 1. 169 at Cheyney 9.17.16 2. 143 Seton Hill 10.1.16 3. 102 at #6 California 11.26.16 Allen Wright (1) 1. 185 #16 Slippery Rock 10.15.16 300-YARD PASSING GAMES Lenny Williams (2) 1. 364 at #15 Slippery Rock 10.24.15 2. 380 at East Stroudsburg 9.10.16 DOUBLE-DIGIT TACKLE GAMES Takhi Turner (3) 1. 11 at Kutztown 9.13.14 2. 14 Seton Hill 10.1.16 3. 10 Bloomsburg 11.12.16 Matt Mowad (1) 1. 10 Slippery Rock 10.25.14 Jemal Averette (1) 1. 12 at #15 Slippery Rock 10.24.15 THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Team Shutout opponent... at Cheyney (2016); IUP 55, Cheyney 0 Overtime Game... at Mercyhurst (2011); IUP 35, Mercyhurst 28 No penalties committed... West Chester (2010) Beat a top 25 team... #18 (AFCA)/#24 (D2Football) Fairmont St, 62-13 (2016, NCAA 2nd rd) Beat a top 10 team... #3/4 New Haven, 17-14 (2012, NCAA 2nd round) Individual Rushing Player rush for 150-199 yards... 167 by Chris Temple vs. Bloomsburg (2016) Player rush for 200-249 yards... 205 by Lenny Williams at Seton Hill (2015) Player rush for 250-299 yards... 255 by Chris Temple vs. Cal (2015) Player rush for 300 or more yards... 315 by De Antwan Williams at Shippensburg (2013) Two players rush for 100 or more yards... 151 by Lenny Williams and... 116 by Chris Temple at Charleston (2015) Three players rush for 100 or more yards... 153 by Chris Temple, 125 by Samir Bullock and... 115 by Lenny Williams vs. Clarion (2016) Player rush for 2 touchdowns... 2 by Chris Temple at Gannon (2016) Player rush for 3 touchdowns... 3 by Chris Temple vs. Bloomsburg (2016) Player rush for 4 touchdowns... 4 by Chris Temple at Fairmont St. (2016, NCAA 1st rd) Player rush for 5 touchdowns... 5 by James Suber vs. Lock Haven (1996) Player rush for 6 or more touchdowns... 6 by Chris Temple vs. Edinboro (2015) Individual Passing Player pass for 200-249 yards... 224 by Lenny Williams at Gannon (2016) Player pass for 250-299 yards... 288 by Chase Haslett vs. Gannon (2014) Player pass for 300-349 yards... 313 by Andrew Krewatch at Gannon (2008) Player pass for 350-399 yards... 380 by Lenny Williams at East Stroudsburg (2016) Player pass for 400 or more yards... 407 by Bryan Eyerman at Saginaw Valley St. (2001, NCAA 1st rd) Player complete 20-24 passes... 20 by Lenny Williams at East Stroudsburg (2016) Player complete 25-29 passes... 26 by Chase Haslett vs. Slippery Rock (2014) Player complete 30 or more passes... 34 by Chase Haslett at Cal (2014) Player pass for 2 touchdowns... 2 by Mike Pietropola at Cal (2016, NCAA 2nd rd) Player pass for 3 touchdowns... 3 by Lenny Williams at Cheyney (2016) Player pass for 4 or more touchdowns... 4 by Mike Box vs. Gannon (2013) Player throw 30-39 passes... 33 by Lenny Williams at Slippery Rock (2015) Player throw 40-49 passes... 44 by Chase Haslett at Cal (2014) Player throw 50 or more passes... 50 by Chase Haslett vs. Slippery Rock (2014) Individual Receiving Player with 8-9 catches... 8 by Chris Wuestner at Cheyney (2016) Player with 10-11 catches... 11 by Brock DeCicco at Cal (2014) Player with 12-14 catches... 12 by Walt Pegues at East Stroudsburg (2016) Player with 15 or more catches... 15 by Drew Carswell at Cal (2014) Player receive for 100-149 yards... 102 by Chris Wuestner at Cal (2016, NCAA 2nd rd) Player receive for 150-199 yards... 164 by Walt Pegues vs. Mercyhurst (2016) Player receive for 200-249 yards... 233 by Walt Pegues at Slippery Rock (2015) Player receive for 250 or more yards... 271 by Jim Spence vs. Shippensburg (1983) Player receive for 2 touchdowns... 2 by Chris Wuestner at Cal (2016, NCAA 2nd rd) Player receive for 3 touchdowns... 3 by Terrill Barnes vs. Shippensburg (2012, PSAC Champ.) Player receive for 4 or more touchdowns... 4 by Ken Witter at Shepherd (2007) Defense/Returns/Special Teams Recorded a safety (team)... at Edinboro (2014); committed holding penalty in end zone Recorded a safety (player)... Jerrell McFadden/Greg Meisner vs. S. Conn. St. (2012) Blocked at PAT... Mikale Makle vs. Mercyhurst (2016) Returned a PAT for a defensive extra point... Steve Franco vs. Seton Hill (2016) Blocked FG returned for a touchdown... Eric Doe, 95 yards at Cheyney (2016);... Ethan Cooper [offensive], 0 yards at Shepherd (2015) Blocked punt... Nick Amendola vs. Bloomsburg (2016) Two blocked punts... Terrell Washington & Mark Jackson vs. Lock Haven (2010) Blocked punt returned for a touchdown... Anthony Davis (Nick Amendola),... 18 yards vs. Bloomsburg (2016) Returned a kickoff for a touchdown... Pat Brewer, 92 yards at Millersville (2012) Returned a punt for a touchdown... Walt Pegues, 96 yards vs. Seton Hill (2014) Player intercepts 2 passes... Andre Henderson at Lock Haven (2011) Two players intercept 2 or more passes... 3 by Akwasi Owusu-Ansah and... 2 by James Carson at Gannon (2008) Player intercept 3 or more passes... 3 by Terrell Washington vs. Cal (2013) Returned INT for a touchdown... Steve Franco, 82 yards at Fairmont St (2016, NCAA 1st rd) Returned 2 INTs for touchdowns... Takhi Turner (7 yards), Dorian Lane (80 yards) and... Steve Franco (50 yards) at Mercyhurst (2015) Returned fumble for a touchdown... Mikale Makle, 58 yards at Gannon (2016) 10

GAME RECORDS Most Rushing Attempts Player vs. Opponent (Year) Att 1. Michael Mann vs. Edinboro (1993) 44 2. Harvie Tuck at California (2012) 43 3. Aamir Dew vs. Northwood (2000) 41 4. Larry Monsilovich vs. Ship (1970) 40 5. James Suber vs. Lock Haven (1996) 38 D. Williams vs. California (2013) 38 Most Rushing Yards Player vs. Opponent (Year) Yds 1. De Antwan Williams at Shipp. (2013) 315 2. Chris Morgan vs. ESU (2006) 286 3. Chris Morgan vs. Lock Haven (2004) 266 4. James Suber vs. Lock Haven (1996) 261 5. Harvie Tuck at California (2012) 256 Most Rushing Touchdowns Player vs. Opponent (Year) TDs 1. Chris Temple vs. Edinboro (2015) 6 2. Larry Monsilovich vs. Hillsdale (1971) 5 James Suber vs. Lock Haven (1996) 5 Most Pass Completions Player vs. Opponent (Year) Comp 1. Rich Ingold vs. Lehigh (1985) 34 Andrew Krewatch vs. Shepherd (2007) 34 Chase Haslett vs. Cal (2014) 34 4. Lynn Hieber vs. Cal (1973) 28 Bob McFarland vs. Clarion (1979) 28 Most Passing Yards Player vs. Opponent (Year) Yds 1. Rich Ingold vs. Lehigh (1985) 460 2. Brian Eyerman vs. Saginaw Valley (2001) 407 3. Rich Ingold vs. Shippensburg (1983) 403 4. Terry Throm vs. Shippensburg (1996) 400 5. Lenny Williams at E. Stroudsburg (2016) 380 Most Receptions Player vs. Opponent (Year) Rec 1. Terry Skelley vs. Clarion (1979) 15 Drew Carswell vs. Cal (2014) 15 3. Len Pesotini vs. Westminster (1975) 14 Walt Pegues at Slippery Rock (2015) 14 5. Carmelo Ocasio vs. Millersville (2001) 13 Ken Witter vs. Shepherd (2007) 13 Walt Pegues vs. Gannon (2014) 13 Most Receiving Yards Player vs. Opponent (Year) Yds 1. Jim Spence vs. Shippensburg (1983) 271 2. Carmelo Ocasio vs. Millersville (2001) 242 3. Walt Pegues at Slippery Rock (2015) 233 4. Terry Skelley vs. Clarion (1979) 215 5. Carmelo Ocasio vs. Saginaw Valley (2001) 207 Most Yards of Total Offense Player vs. Opponent (Year) Yds 1. Lenny Williams at Slippery Rock (2015) 504 (364 pass, 140 rush) 2. Lenny Williams at E. Stroudsburg (2016) 468 (380 pass, 88 rush) 3. Rich Ingold vs. Lehigh (1985) 452 (460 pass, -8 rush) 11

20+ YARD PLAY BREAKDOWN By Play Pass 41 Rush 33 Total 74 By Game at East Stroudsburg 11 at Cheyney 3 at Edinboro 6 Seton Hill 8 at California 9 Slippery Rock 5 Clarion 6 at Gannon 5 Mercyhurst 5 Bloomsburg 6 at Fairmont State 5 at California 5 By Quarter 1st 29 2nd 21 3rd 13 4th 11 By Yardage 20-29 yards 34 30-39 yards 12 40-49 yards 11 50-59 yards 7 60+ yards 10 Rushing Samir Bullock 9 Chris Temple 8 Lenny Williams 7 Mike Pietropola 5 Walt Pegues 2 Aiden Schaffer 1 Allen Wright 1 Passing Lenny Williams 31 Mike Pietropola 9 Zac Kelly 1 Receiving Walt Pegues 15 Chris Wuestner 10 Allen Wright 8 JoJo Gause 7 Rex Pearce 1 20-Plus Yard Touchdowns Walt Pegues 7 Allen Wright 5 Chris Temple 5 Samir Bullock 3 Chris Wuestner 3 Lenny Williams 1 Mike Pietropola 1 20+ YARD PLAYS (2016) Yards Type Player(s) Opponent Qtr 89 Pass Lenny Williams to Allen Wright Slippery Rock 1 * 84 Pass Mike Pietropola to Walt Pegues Mercyhurst 1 * 72 Pass Lenny Williams to Allen Wright East Stroudsburg 2 * 71 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Slippery Rock 2 69 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Mercyhurst 1 * 68 Pass Lenny Williams to Allen Wright Clarion 3 * 68 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Gannon 2 * 66 Pass Lenny Williams to Rex Pearce Gannon 1 63 Run Samir Bullock East Stroudsburg 2 * 60 Pass Mike Pietropola to Walt Pegues Bloomsburg 3 * 58 Run Mike Pietropola Bloomsburg 3 * 58 Run Chris Temple Fairmont State 1 * 57 Run Samir Bullock Edinboro 2 * 56 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues East Stroudsburg 3 * 53 Run Lenny Williams Gannon 1 51 Pass Zac Kelly to Allen Wright Slippery Rock 1 * 50 Pass Mike Pietropola to Chris Wuestner Cheyney 3 47 Pass Lenny Williams to Chris Wuestner Seton Hill 1 46 Run Chris Temple Bloomsburg 2 * 45 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Edinboro 1 45 Run Mike Pietropola California (NCAA) 4 44 Pass Lenny Williams to Allen Wright California 2 44 Run Samir Bullock Slippery Rock 2 43 Pass Mike Pietropola to Walt Pegues Edinboro 4 * 43 Run Chris Temple Mercyhurst 3 42 Pass Mike Pietropola to Chris Wuestner California (NCAA) 1 41 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues East Stroudsburg 1 40 Pass Mike Pietropola to Chris Wuestner California (NCAA) 1 * 39 Run Chris Temple Mercyhurst 2 * 37 Pass Lenny Williams to Chris Wuestner Seton Hill 4 * 36 Pass Lenny Williams to Chris Wuestner Cheyney 3 36 Pass Mike Pietropola to Walt Pegues Fairmont State 2 * 33 Pass Lenny Williams to JoJo Gause East Stroudsburg 1 33 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Edinboro 1 31 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues East Stroudsburg 2 31 Pass Lenny Williams to JoJo Gause California 2 31 Pass Lenny Williams to Allen Wright Slippery Rock 1 31 Run Mike Pietropola Fairmont State 1 31 Run Samir Bullock California (NCAA) 2 * 30 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Gannon 1 28 Pass Lenny Williams to JoJo Gause East Stroudsburg 3 28 Run Chris Temple Clarion 1 * 28 Pass Lenny Williams to Chris Wuestner Gannon 2 27 Run Samir Bullock California 1 27 Run Lenny Williams Clarion 3 26 Run Chris Temple East Stroudsburg 1 26 Run Aiden Schaffer East Stroudsburg 4 26 Run Samir Bullock Edinboro 3 26 Run Samir Bullock Seton Hill 4 26 Pass Lenny Williams to Chris Wuestner Seton Hill 4 26 Pass Lenny Wiliams to Allen Wright California 3 26 Pass Mike Pietropola to Walt Pegues Fairmont State 2 25 Run Mike Pietropola East Stroudsburg 4 25 Pass Lenny Williams to JoJo Gause Edinboro 1 25 Pass Lenny Williams to JoJo Gause Clarion 1 25 Run Lenny Williams Mercyhurst 1 25 Run Chris Temple Fairmont State 1 24 Pass Lenny Williams to Chris Wuestner Cheyney 2 * 24 Pass Lenny Williams to Chris Wuestner Seton Hill 1 24 Pass Lenny Williams to JoJo Gause Seton Hill 2 24 Run Lenny Williams California 1 23 Run Lenny Williams California 4 23 Run Walt Pegues Bloomsburg 1 22 Run Allen Wright California 4 * 22 Run Mike Pietropola California 4 21 Run Walt Pegues East Stroudsburg 2 21 Pass Lenny Williams to Walt Pegues Seton Hill 1 21 Pass Lenny Williams to Allen Wright Clarion 3 21 Run Lenny Williams Clarion 4 21 Run Samir Bullock Bloomsburg 3 20 Run Samir Bullock Seton Hill 2 20 Run Lenny Williams California 3 * 20 Run Chris Temple Bloomsburg 2 * 20 Pass Mike Pietropola to JoJo Gause California (NCAA) 4 *Denotes play resulted in a touchdown 12