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Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania - 2002 Football Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania - 2002 Football Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania - 2002 Football
BALD EAGLE FOOTBALL
125 Akeley Hall LHU SPORTS INFORMATION Office Phone: 570.893.2350
Lock Haven University Danielle Barney, Director Press Box: 570.893.2600
Lock Haven, PA 17745 E-mail: dbarney@lhup.edu Office Fax: 570.893.2774
LOCK HAVEN UNIVERSITY
BALD EAGLE FOOTBALL
Enrollment: 4,000
Colors: Crimson, White
Affiliation: NCAA II
Conference: Pennsylvania State
Athletic-West
Home Field: Hubert Jack Stadium
Capacity/Surface: 3,500/Artificial Turf
Head Coach: Mark Luther
Alma Mater/Year: Penn State/1992
Record at LHU (Years): 6-16 (2 years)
Career Record (Years): same
2001 Team Record: 3-8, 1-5 PSAC West
Head Coach Phone: 570/893-2250
Lettermen Returning/Lost: 29/14
Starters Returning: 8 offense,7 defense, 0 specialty
Basic Offense: Multiple I / Basic Defense: 4-3
Assistant Coaches: Terry Szucs (Lock
Haven, 1975/Ass't Head Coach/Defensive
Backs), Chris Sprague (Ithaca,
1989/Offensive Line), Jeff Anderson
(Pennsylvania State, 1992/Linebackers), Pat
Leone (Video Technician/Kickers), Marshall
Fisher (Lock Haven, 2001/Wide Receivers),
Frank Leaks (Iowa State, 1984/Running
Backs), Jason Grassi (Lock Haven,
2000/Defensive Line).
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
HUSKIES FOOTBALL
Nickname: Huskies
Location: Boston, MA
Enrollment: 13,500
Colors: Red & Black
Affiliation: NCAA I-AA
Conference: Atlantic 10
Home Field: Parsons Field
Capacity: 7,000
Head Coach: Don Brown
Alma Mater/Year: Norwich/1977
Record at NU (Years): 9-13 (2 years)
Career Record (Years): 34-19 (5 years)
2001 Team Record: 5-6 (4-5, 6th)
Head Coach Phone: 617/ 373-5549
Lettermen Returning/Lost: 26/22
Starters Returning: 4 offensive, 9 defensive,
1 specialty
Sports Information Director: Jack Grinold
Office Phone: 617/373-2691
Office Fax: 617/373-3152
E-mail: grinold@GoNU.com
Press Box Phone: 617/566-5956
Hotline: 617/373-GoNU (4668)
2001 LHU FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
8/31 at Northeastern 12:30 pm
9/14 KUTZTOWN 4 pm
9/21 at Bloomsburg 1 pm
9/28 at Mansfield 1 pm
10/5 CHEYNEY# 2 pm
10/12 at California (Pa.)* 3 pm
10/19 SHIPPENSBURG* 7 pm
10/26 at Indiana (Pa.)* 1:30 pm
11/2 SLIPPERY ROCK* 1 pm
11/9 CLARION* 1 pm
11/16 at Edinboro* 1 pm
*PSAC West contest
HOME GAMES LISTED IN BOLD CAPS
#Homecoming
2001 LHU RESULTS
(3-8, 1-5 PSAC WEST)
L Youngstown State 7-38
L Kutztown 6-28
L BLOOMSBURG 24-34
L Indiana (Pa.)* 0-42
L SHIPPENSBURG* 10-31
L Edinboro* 3-23
W CHEYNEY 44-20
W CALIFORNIA (PA)* 24-21
L Slippery Rock* 0-28
L CLARION* 0-13
W Mansfield 22-13
*PSAC West contest #Homecoming
BOLD CAPS indicate home contest.
2001 NU FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
Aug. 31 LOCK HAVEN 12:30 pm
Sept. 7 at Ohio 8 pm
Sept. 21 MASSACHUSETTS*12:30 pm
Sept. 28 HOFSTRA* 12:30 pm
Oct. 5 at Delaware* 1 pm
Oct. 12 RHODE ISLAND* 12 pm
Oct. 19 at Harvard 1 pm
Oct. 26 at William & Mary* 1 pm
Nov. 2 at Richmond* 1 pm
Nov. 9 VILLANOVA* 12:30 pm
Nov. 16 at New Hampshire* 12 pm
Nov. 23 JAMES MADISON*12:30 pm
HOME GAMES LISTED IN BOLD CAPS
2001 NU RESULTS
(5-6, 4-5 A-10)
L 21-45 Hofstra*
L 14-31 Villanova*
W 20-7 DELAWARE*
L 20-35 Harvard
L 9-21 MAINE*
W 7-0 RICHMOND*
W 40-13 ST. MARYS
L 10-17 Massachusetts*
W 34-11 NEW HAMPSHIRE*
W 24-17 James Madison*
L 26-27 Rhode Island*
Game #1 at Northeastern University
Aug. 31, 2002 - Parsons Field - Boston, MA
THE GAME
The Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Bald Eagle football
team sets the 2002 season in motion with a trip to New England to play
Division I-AA Northeastern University on Saturday, August 31. Kickoff is
slated for 12:30 p.m. at NU’s Parsons Field in Boston, MA. The game
can be heard locally on WBPZ-1230 AM and online at
http://www.gonu.com/football/.
THE SERIES
The Bald Eagles and the Huskies meet on the gridiron for the third
time in both squads’ histories. Northeastern won both previous contests
played at Parsons Field, winning 52-6 in 1990 and 34-0 in 1991.
THE LAST TIME VERSUS VERSUS NORTHEASTERN
In 1991, a young Lock Haven team entered the half down only 15-
0 to Northeastern, but the Huskies bettered their first half output by one
in the third quarter with a 16-point explosion to take over for good. An
NU field goal in the fourth period finalized the score at 34-0 in favor of
the Huskies.
Northeastern’s Kevin Williams rushed for two scores and quarterback
Ralph Barrone threw two touchdowns to aid in the win. For Lock
Haven, freshman Heath Stover led Bald Eagle rushers with 28 yards on
14 carries. Red-shirt freshman quarterback Carmen Felus stood in for
senior Jimmy Broadway and threw for 108 yards on 14 completions
while rookie Eric Muldowney reeled in seven catches for 48 yards.
Defensively, LHU freshman defensive back Julius Scott led the way with
nine stops, one interception, and five pass break-ups.
THE COACHES
Lock Haven Head Coach Mark Luther (Penn State, ‘92) enters
his third season. Luther’s gridders compiled 3-8 overall and 1-5 PSAC
West marks in both of his prior two seasons at the helm of the Bald
Eagles. He assumed the lead role following five years of service as a
Bald Eagle assistant coach from 1994-98, acting as defensive coordinator
in the 1997 and ‘98 seasons, recruiting coordinator and administrative
assistant to former head coach Nick Polk.
The Huskies of Northeastern University are under the direction of
Don Brown (Norwich, ‘77), who enters his third season. Brown has
built a 9-13 record over his two seasons, including last year’s 5-6 campaign.
Previous to coming to Northeastern, Brown was head coach at
Plymouth State from 1993-95. Before assuming the head coaching role,
he served as an assistant coach with several programs, including most
recently Massachusetts (1998-99), Brown (1996-97), and Yale (1987-
92).
SCOUTING NORTHEASTERN
The 2002 Northeastern Huskies enter with a returning class of 14
starters, including 9 on defense, and a collage of incoming talent from
both transfer situations and collegiate newcomers. Picked 10th in the
11-team field of the Atlantic 10, Northeastern will look to continue the run
it assembled in the latter half of 2001 when the squad won four of its last
six games.
An aggressive defense has been the one mainstay of recent
Northeastern teams, and this season is predicted to be another chapter
in the same book with nine returning starters on the defensive unit. A
strong linebacker group will be led by senior Adam Walter (87 TT, 12
TFL, 4.5 sacks) and sophomore Liam Ezekiel (82 TT, 9 TFL, 3 sacks, 5
PBU), both pre-season All-Atlantic 10 picks. Senior Joe Gazzola joins
Walter and Ezekiel as the projected starter at the remaining outside linebacker
slot.
Up front defensively, NU will have four options with significant
experience in junior Scott Quimby (16 TT, 3.5 sacks) at right end, preseason
All-Atlantic 10 pick and left end Steve Anzalone (54 TT/39 solo,
19 TFL, 8.0 sacks), junior David Williams (25 TT, 3 TFL, 1.5 sacks) at left
tackle, and sophomore James Abosi (11 TT) at right tackle. Anzalone
earned Second Team All-Atlantic 10 honors last season, leading NU with
19 tackles for loss and eight sacks.
The NU secondary is experienced, and will be highlighted by the
play of senior cornerback Art Smith. A Second Team All-Atlantic 10 and
a pre-season all-conference selection, Smith picked off a conferencehigh
seven passes last season, including one for a touchdown, and had
eight pass break-ups and returned three fumbles. Junior Charles
Cameron (35 TT, 10 PBU) is a probable choice for the other cornerback
position. Joining Smith and Cameron in the secondary will be senior
strong safety Kurt Abrams (62 TT, 3 TFL, 5 PBU) and junior free safety
Anthony Nolen (55 TT, 3 PBU, 1 INT).
The Huskies expect to put points on the board due to strong sup-
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port from its offensive line which includes three returning starters. A pair of preseason
All-Atlantic 10 linemen return in senior center John McDonald and senior
guard Tom Olivo. Another guard, sophomore Adam Bourget, also returns to
assume his spot on the line. Expected to push for the remaining starting roles
at tackle are junior Tim Dwyer and red-shirt freshman Mike Roseborough.
Experience at quarterback will help the NU scoring chances as sophomore
Shawn Brady returns after starting the final six games of the 2001 season. Brady
threw for a total of 675 yards on 43 completions with four touchdowns and two
interceptions. Brady is also NU’s returning rushing leader after putting up 179
yards and three touchdowns on foot.
A pair of red-shirt freshmen are initially expected to handle the bulk of the
ground duties, including tailback Anthony Riley and fullback Keith Kent.
After losing the bulk of its receivers corpes, NU quarterbacks will look to
junior wide receivers Quintin Mitchell and freshman Cory Parks to pick up the
slack. Tight end Kevin Lawlor will also fit into the offense after seeing spot duty
last season.
The Huskies special teams returns punter Tyler Grogan, who averaged
37.6 yards per punt and kicked an NCAA record 93-yarder last season. Quintin
Mitchell and Art Smith are probables to handle punt retuns while Mitchell pairs
up with red-shirt freshman Bismark Osei on kick returns.
BALD EAGLE NOTES...
THE OFFENSE
The 2002 offense will break out with a similar look to last year’s, but expectations
to put more points on the board are stronger than ever and hold the key
to becoming more competitive and winning more games. In 2001, the Bald
Eagle offense generated just 140 points (12.7/game) and was ranked last
among all PSAC squads. This year Lock Haven boasts a much deeper roster
of skill players and has more strength and size up front with which to work.
Leading the way will be two-time all-conference wide receiver Marcus
Burkley (Pittsburgh/Woodland Hills). Burkley, along with senior and returning
second team all-conference receiver John Caldwell (Va. Beach, Va./Fork
Union Military Academy), accounted for seven of eight touchdown receptions
last season and will both be expected to carry the load again this weekend.
Other familiar faces working in the LHU receiving game are senior Scott
Anderson (Cortland, Ohio/Lakeview), who was a significant player in the
offense in 2000 but sat out last season due to injury, and junior Adam Angelici
(Bethel Park/Bethel Park).
Sophomore Bill Witmer (Bellefonte/Bellefonte) hopes to answer any of
the questions about the quarterback situation with a solid outing this Saturday.
Witmer held his own as a freshman last season, throwing for 799 yards and four
touchdowns in 10 games played. He is slated as the probable starter, with
Fairmont State transfer Tim Storino (Pittsburgh/Bethel Park), a junior, serving
as his back-up.
LOCK HAVEN’S RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing GP Att. Yds. Avg./G TDs
Maurice Walker 11 174 744 67.6 2
Melvin Kirby 11 116 529 48.1 2
Passing GP Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. Int. TDs
Bill Witmer 10 67 156 42.9 799 6 4
Receiving GP Rec. Yds. Avg./G Rec/G TDs
Marcus Burkley 10 37 417 41.7 3.7 4
John Caldwell 11 32 394 35.8 2.9 3
Tackles GP Solo Assist Total Int. Sack TFL/Yds
Derrik Metz 11 56 35 91 - - 4/13
Rob Carey 11 60 29 89 5 - 6/25
Charles Cannon 11 27 15 42 - - 2/8
Sheldon Gray 11 34 7 41 2 - 5/15
Dan Wissinger* 11 37 39 76 - - 2/3
*2000 statistics
NORTHEASTERN’S RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS
Rushing GP Att. Yds. Avg./G TDs
Shawn Brady 6 55 179 29.8 3
Anthony Riley 2 20 99 49.5 1
Passing GP Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. Int. TDs
Shawn Brady 6 43 93 46.2 675 2 4
Receiving GP Rec. Yds. Avg./G Rec/G TDs
Tyler Grogan 11 3 39 3.5 .27 0
Tackles GP Solo Assist Total Int. Sack TFL/Yds
Adam Walter 11 58 29 87 - 4.5 12/45
Liam Ezekiel 9 43 39 82 - 3.0 9/33
Kurt Abrams 11 43 19 62 2 - 3/10
Steve Anzalone 11 39 15 54 - 8.0 19/63
The sophomore tailback tandem of Maurice Walker (North Braddock/Woodland Hills) and Melvin Kirby (Pittsburgh/Penn Hills) will again be set into motion
this season. With the assistance of an improved offensive line, Walker, the 2001 PSAC West Rookie of the Year, and Kirby have vowed to better last year’s production
(103.9ypg) which was lowest among conference teams. Still, both gained valuable playing experience as freshmen last season as they accounted for nearly
all the yardage and points in LHU’s ground game.
With the predicted offensive advantage lying in the depth of the skill positions, this year’s offensive line is still going to have to work harder in order to get the
Bald Eagles where they want to be in terms of pushing the ball up the field and gaining scoring opportunities. Two starters return to provide the leadership in center
Jason Popp (Hummelstown/Lower Dauphin), and at left guard, Bill Cook (York/Central York). On the right side, sophomores Kris and Vinnie Kisbaugh
(Berwick/Berwick) will handle duties, while left tackle will be manned by senior Josh Clair (Manheim/Manheim Central), who assumed the starting role just this
week after predicted starter Keith Boyer (Elizabethtown/Elizabethtown Area) sustained a knee injury in the final pre-season scrimmage.
THE DEFENSE
The Bald Eagles have considerable experience among the linebacker and secondary lineups, but Saturday’s game will be the test they need in order to see how
the new personnel up front gels with the rest of the defense.
At linebacker, the leading tacklers from the past two seasons return in juniors Derrik Metz (Roaring Spring/Central) and Dan Wissinger (Johnstown/Ferndale
Area). Metz led the 2001 Bald Eagles with 91 stops, while Wissinger sat out 2001 due to injury after leading the 2000 squad with 76 tackles. Earning the nod at the
remaining outside linebacker slot is sophomore Jon Nalewak (Shamokin/Shamokin Area).
All-conference junior Rob Carey (North Braddock/Woodland Hills) is joined by red-shirt frosh Ngoyi Mukusa (Jim Thorpe/Jim Thorpe) at cornerback. Carey
posted team-highs of five interceptions and seven pass break-ups last season, and was third on the squad with 89 total tackles. Senior and returning starter Jim
Hanzely (DuBois/DuBois Area) will retain his role at strong safety, while LHU will utilize sophomore Kellen Bush (Pittsburgh/Penn Hills) at free safety.
Lock Haven will replace last year’s defensive line, whose four members all graduated, with a starting staff made up of two juniors and two sophomores. There
is little need for worry about any drop-off of talent, as junior tackle Warren Whitaker (Wilkes-Barre/GAR Memorial) and junior end Nathan Eck (Jersey
Shore/Jersey Shore) have both been mainstays on the line after serving as key backups and spot starters the past two seasons. Sophomores Jason Kasheta
(Carbondale/Carbondale Area) and Dustin Shaffer (Mayport/Redbank Valley) also have playing experience under their belts and have earned the starting nod for
Saturday’s game.
SPECIAL TEAMS
The LHU return game centers around two-time All-PSAC return specialist Rob Carey. Carey led the conference in punt returns (213yds/11.8 ypr) and finishedthird
in kick returns (578yds/26.3 ypr) during his sophomore season. Expect to see red-shirt freshman Ngoyi Mukusa joining Carey deep on kickoffs.
Lock Haven’s kicking game will be brand new , with two true freshmen and a sophomore occupying the starting and back-up roles entering into Saturday’s contest.
Rookie Greg Knauss (Laurys Station/Parkland), a two-time all-state kicker, is slated for action on kickoffs, punts, and field goals/extra points. Fellow rookie
Austin Kerstetter (Milton/Milton) could assist on field goals, extra point attempts, and kickoffs, while sophomore Chris Keefer (Reedsville/Indian Valley) is LHU’s
backup punter.
LOOKING AHEAD ...
The Bald Eagles have a week off before opening up the home portion of their schedule at
Hubert Jack Stadium on Sat., Sept. 14, versus Kutztown University at 4 p.m.

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Lock Haven Numerical Roster & Depth Chart
# Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School)
1 Adam Angelici WR Jr. 6-3 190 Bethel Park (Bethel Park)
2 Sheldon Gray CB So. 5-9 170 Norristown (Norristown)
3 Kellen Bush FS So. 6-1 180 Pittsburgh (Penn Hills)
4 Ngoyi Mukusa CB Fr.-R 5-9 170 Jim Thorpe (Jim Thorpe)
5 Jim Hanzely SS Sr. 5-9 160 DuBois (DuBois Area)
7 Winston Alspaugh DB Fr. 6-1 180 Carlisle (Boiling Springs)
8 Brian Camberg QB Fr. 6-3 215 Altoona (Altoona Area)
9 Bill Witmer QB So. 6-0 185 Bellefonte (Bellefonte)
10 Troy Wile Jr. QB Fr. 6-0 190 Fayetteville (Chambersburg Area)
11 John Scullin FS So. 6-0 165 Boiling Springs (Boiling Springs)
12 Rob Kristiniak QB Fr. 6-3 200 Flourtown (Springfield Township)
13 Tim Storino QB Jr. 6-0 180 Pittsburgh (Bethel Park)
14 Kyle Miller QB/DB Fr. 5-11 175 Halifax (Halifax Area)
15 Jon Fleming K/P Fr. 6-2 160 Ridgway (Ridgway Area)
16 Matt Tischbein QB Fr. 5-10 165 Hershey (Hershey)
18 Robia Thomas CB So. 5-9 175 York (West York)
19 Will Jones SS So. 6-1 190 McKeesport (McKeesport)
20 Marcus Burkley WR Jr. 5-10 185 Pittsburgh (Woodland Hills)
21 Robert Carey CB Jr. 5-10 170 North Braddock (Woodland Hills)
22 Melvin Kirby RB So. 5-9 180 Pittsburgh (Penn Hills)
23 Maurice Walker RB So. 5-8 175 North Braddock (Woodland Hills)
24 Adam Nyman DB Fr. 6-2 185 Howard (Bald Eagle Area)
25 Derek Harsch FB Fr. 5-11 190 Wellsboro (Wellsboro Area)
28 Renaldo Nichols SS So. 5-9 185 Wilkes-Barre (GAR Memorial)
29 Nathan Eck DE Jr. 6-3 230 Jersey Shore (Jersey Shore)
30 Dan Jones LB So. 6-0 190 Philipsburg (Philipsburg-Osceola)
31 Andrew Breiner WR Fr. 5-11 170 Hummelstown (Hershey)
32 Josh Stadulis FB Jr. 6-0 225 Willow Grove (Acad.-New Church)
34 Merlin Oxenreider FB Fr. 5-9 195 Robesonia (Conrad Weiser)
35 David Mottin FB Jr. 5-10 230 Snow Shoe (Bald Eagle Area)
36 Matthew Stadulis FB Fr. 6-0 220 Willow Grove (Upper Moreland)
37 Mike Slatcoff LB Fr. 6-2 185 Sandy Lake (Cochranton)
38 Jamie Wright DB Fr. 6-0 196 Lewisberry (Red Land)
39 Justin Marshall TB So. 5-9 185 Luthersburg (Dubois Area)
40 Daniel Wissinger LB Jr. 6-0 220 Johnstown (Ferndale Area)
41 Derrik Metz LB Jr. 6-0 200 Roaring Spring (Central)
42 Steve Coley LB Fr.-R 6-1 200 Altoona (Altoona Area)
43 Chelstan Anderson RB Fr.-R 6-1 180 Halifax (Halifax)
44 Derek Marshall TB Fr. 5-9 200 Luthersburg (DuBois Area)
45 Austin Kerstetter K/P Fr. 6-2 190 Milton (Milton)
46 Jon Nalewak LB So. 6-3 210 Shamokin (Shamokin Area)
47 Mike Nesby CB Fr. 5-8 170 Rankin (Woodland Hills)
48 Brian Lumpkin LB So. 6-2 220 Rockville, Md. (Bullis School)
49 Travis Diehl FB Fr.-R 6-0 231 Williamsport (Williamsport Area)
50 Benjamin Miller LB/FB Fr. 5-9 195 Martinsburg (Central)
51 Tom Clattenburg DT Fr. 6-3 250 Kutztown (Kutztown)
52 Darryl Kintzel DE Fr. 5-10 225 Pine Grove (Pine Grove)
53 Ken Shaffer LB Fr.-R 6-1 230 DuBois (DuBois)
54 Ryan Bickel LB Fr. 6-3 240 Morrisdale (West Branch Area)
55 Charles Cannon LB So. 5-8 230 Braddock Hills (Woodland Hills)
56 John Smeltzer DE Fr.-R 6-0 220 Red Lion (Red Lion)
57 Jason Scott DE Fr. 6-4 250 Linden (Williamsport Area)
58 Eric Scaife OL So. 6-0 260 Philipsburg (Philipsburg-Osceola)
59 Robert Marthinsen LB Fr. 6-0 205 Apalachin, N.Y. (Vestal)
60 Bill Cook OG Jr. 6-3 295 York (Central York)
61 Steve Szobocsan DL Fr. 6-2 270 Elizabethtown (Elizabethtown)
63 Ryan Shaffer DE Fr. 6-0 230 DuBois (DuBois Area)
64 Kris Kisbaugh OG So. 6-0 280 Berwick (Berwick)
65 Vinnie Kisbaugh OG So. 6-0 280 Berwick (Berwick)
67 Joe Cohick OL Fr.-R 6-2 255 Williamsport (Williamsport Area)
68 Aaron Nicklas DL Fr. 5-11 250 St. Marys (St. Marys Area)
70 Jarrod Hendricks DE So. 6-3 250 Rockton (DuBois Area)
72 Caleb Smith OT So. 6-1 273 Muncy (Hughesville)
73 Adam Lanzendorfer OL Fr. 5-11 255 Martinsburg (Central)
74 Jeff Weikel DE Fr. 6-0 220 Reedsville (Indian Valley)
75 Roger Masotti OL Fr. 6-2 255 Tannersville (Pocono Mountain)
77 Keith Boyer OT Fr.-R 6-5 295 Elizabethtown (Elizabethtown)
78 Jason Popp C Sr. 6-2 264 Hummelstown (Lower Dauphin)
79 Bob Koger OGL So. 6-4 290 Coraopolis (Montour)
80 Erik Anderson WR So. 6-1 185 Beech Creek (Lock Haven)
81 Scott Anderson WR Sr. 6-4 205 Cortland, Ohio (Lakeview)
82 Danson Mwaura WR Fr.-R 5-9 150 Leola (Conestoga Valley)
83 John Caldwell WR Sr. 6-2 205 Va. Beach,Va.(Fork Union M.A.)
# Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown (High School)
85 Greg Knauss K/P Fr. 6-0 180 Laurys Station (Parkland)
86 Matt Shealy WR Fr. 5-10 170New Bethlehem (Red Bank Valley)
87 Steve Frye TE Fr. 6-6 220 Blairsville (Derry Area)
88 Chris Keefer P So. 6-0 240 Reedsville (Indian Valley)
89 Kevin Scheidler TE Fr.-R 6-4 245 Millersburg (Millersburg Area)
90 Brian Johnson DT Fr.-R 6-1 250 St. Marys (St. Marys Area)
91 Dustin Shaffer DE So. 6-2 240 Mayport (Redbank Valley)
92 Ryan Lightner TE Sr. 6-4 215 Elizabethtown (Lower Dauphin)
93 Vince Lynam DL Fr. 6-1 240 Broomall (Archbishop Carroll)
94 Howard Randolph DT Fr.-R 6-3 285 Monroeville (Penn Hills)
95 Patrick Sweeney DE So. 6-4 260 Womelsdorf (Conrad Weiser)
96 Brad Sones DE Fr. 6-2 225 Elysburg (Southern Columbia)
97 Warren Whitaker DT Jr. 6-2 271 Wilkes-Barre (GAR Memorial)
98 Jason Kasheta DT So. 6-2 285 Carbondale (Carbondale Area)
99 Devin O'Rourke LB Jr. 6-3 220 Montgomery (Montgomery)
Josh Clair OG Sr. 6-2 250 Manheim (Manheim Central)
HEAD COACH: Mark Luther (Pennsylvania State, 1992)
ASSISTANT COACHES (Alma Mater, Year/Responsibilities): Terry Szucs (Lock
Haven, 1975/Ass't Head Coach/Defensive Backs), Chris Sprague (Ithaca,
1989/Offensive Line), Jeff Anderson (Pennsylvania State, 1992/Linebackers), Pat
Leone (Video Technician/Kickers), Marshall Fisher (Lock Haven, 2001/Wide
Receivers), Frank Leaks (Iowa State, 1984/Running Backs), Jason Grassi (Lock
Haven, 2000/Defensive Line).
+OFFENSE
Pos. No. Player
LT 77 KEITH BOYER (6-5, 295, R-FR.)
61 Steve Szobocsan (6-2, 270, Fr.)
LG 60 BILL COOK (6-3, 295, JR.)
67 Joe Cohick (6-2, 255, R-Fr.)
C 78 JASON POPP (6-2, 264, SR.)
57 Jason Scott (6-4, 250, Fr.)
RG 64 KRIS KISBAUGH (6-0, 280, SO.)
79 Bob Koger (6-4, 290, So.)
RT 65 VINNIE KISBAUGH (6-0, 280, SO.)
61 Steve Szobocsan (6-2, 270, Fr.)
TE 92 RYAN LIGHTNER (6-4, 215, SR.)
89 Kevin Scheidler (6-4, 245, R-Fr.)
WR 81 SCOTT ANDERSON (6-4,205,SR.)
83 John Caldwell (6-2, 205, Sr.)
WR 20 MARCUS BURKLEY(5-10,185,SO.)
1 Adam Angelici (6-3, 190, Jr.)
TB 23 MAURICE WALKER (5-8,175, SO.)
22 Melvin Kirby (5-9, 180, So.)
HB 35 DAVE MOTTIN (5-10, 230,JR.)
32 Josh Stadulis (6-0, 225, Jr.)
QB 9 BILL WITMER (6-0, 185, SO.)
13 Tim Storino (6-0, 180, Jr.)
LHU DEPTH CHART
SPECIALTIES
Pos. No. Player
PK 85 GREG KNAUSS (6-0, 180, FR.)
45 Austin Kerstetter (6-2, 190, Fr.)
KO 85 GREG KNAUSS (6-0, 180, FR.)
45 Austin Kerstetter (6-2, 190, Fr.)
P 85 GREG KNAUSS (6-0, 180, FR.)
88 Chris Keefer (6-0, 240, So.)
LS 1 ADAM ANGELICI (6-3, 190, JR.)
56 John Smeltzer (6-0, 220, R-Fr.)
KOR 21 ROB CAREY (5-10, 170, SO.)
4 NGOYI MUKUSA (5-9, 170, R-FR.)
PR 21 ROB CAREY (5-10, 170, SO.)
H 83 JOHN CALDWELL (6-2, 205, SR.)
12 Rob Kristiniak (6-3, 200, Fr.)
SS 77 KEITH BOYER (6-5, 295, R-Fr.)
57 Jason Scott (6-4, 250, Fr.)
DEFENSE
Pos. No. Player
LE 91 DUSTIN SHAFFER (6-2, 240, SO.)
56 John Smeltzer (6-0, 220, R-Fr.)
LT 97 WARREN WHITAKER(6-2,271,JR.)
90 Brian Johnson (6-1, 250,R-Fr.)
RT 98 JASON KASHETA (6-2, 285, SO.)
70 Jarrod Hendricks (6-3, 250, So.)
RE 29 NATHAN ECK (6-3, 230, JR.)
95 Patrick Sweeney (6-4, 260, So.)
LB 41 DERRIK METZ (6-0, 200, JR.)
55 Charles Cannon (5-8, 230, So.)
LB 40 DAN WISSINGER (6-0, 220, JR.)
48 Brian Lumpkin (6-2, 220, So.)
LB 46 JON NALEWAK (6-3, 210, SO.)
99 Devin O'Rourke (6-3, 220, Jr.)
LC 21 ROBERT CAREY (5-10, 170, JR.)
7 Winston Alspaugh (6-1, 180, Fr.)
SS 5 JIM HANZELY (5-9, 160, SR.)
28 Renaldo Nichols (5-9, 185, So.)
FS 3 KELLEN BUSH (6-1, 180, SO.)
11 John Scullin (6-0, 165, So.)
RC 4 NGOYI MUKUSA (5-9,170, R-FR.)
2 Sheldon Gray (5-9, 170, So.)

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Northeastern Numerical Roster & Depth Chart
No.Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School)
1 Mike Jackson Jr. FS 5'10 180 Hackensack, N.J. (Hackensack)
2 Charles Cameron Jr. CB 5'9 178 Bloomfield, Conn. (Bloomfield)
3 William Griffin Sr. RB 5'8 180 Bellport, N.Y. (Bellport)
4 Adam Rivers Sr. CB 5'9 180 Moreno Valley, Calif. (Riverside CC)
5 Quintin Mitchell Jr. WR 6'0 180 Moore Haven, Fla. (Moore Haven)
6 Robbiel Moore Jr. LB 5'11 200 Fort Wayne, Ind. (Snider)
7 Tyler Grogan Jr. WR/P 6'4 205 Foxboro, Mass. (Army Prep)
8 Anthony Nolen Jr. FS 5'11 193 McKeesport, Pa. (West Virginia Univ.)
9 Bismark Osei RFr. CB 5'9 191 Worcester, Mass. (South)
10 Rold Louis So. LB 6'0 230Gaithersburg, Md.(DeMatha Catholic)
11 Kurt Abrams Sr. SS 6'1 206 Dover Plains, N.Y. (Dover)
12 Curtis Guilliam Jr. WR 6'1 197 Bronx, N.Y. (Lehman/Nassau CC)
13 Jared White Fr. WR 5'10 175 Daleville, Va. (Lord Botetourt)
14 Jonathan Kahn Jr. P 6'2 220 Taunton, Mass. (St. John's U.)
15 Neil Johnson Fr. QB 6'0 190 New Britain, Conn. (New Britain)
16 Shawn Brady So. QB 6'1 175Peabody, Mass. (Bridgton Academy)
17 Sean Cassidy So. QB 6'4 215 Upper Arlington, Ohio (U. of Michigan)
18 James Abosi So. DT 5'11 245 Westboro, Mass. (St. John's)
19 Richard Orah Fr. FS 6'0 175 Gaithersburg, Md. (Gaithersburg)
20 Frank McDonald Fr. FB 6'0 225 Lunenburg, Mass. (Kent School)
21 Peter Harris Jr. RB 6'0 212 Stoughton, Mass. (Foothill CC)
22 Tim Gale Jr. RB 6'0 235Boxford, Mass. (Masconomet Regional)
23 Art Smith Sr. CB 6'2 195Willingboro,N.J.(Vly Forge Military Academy)
24 EJ Jackson Fr. SS 6'1 205 East Syracuse, N.Y. (Bridgton Academy
25 Adam Walter Sr. LB 6'2 200 York, Pa. (Central York)
26 Joe Okrah So. CB 5'9 199 Worcester, Mass. (St. John's)
27 Louvans Charlot Fr. CB 5'10 185 North Miami, Fla. (N. Miami Beach)
28 Anthony Riley RFr. RB 5'8 180 Odenton, Md. (DeMatha Catholic)
29 Miro Kesic RFr. K 6'1 215 Rocky River, Ohio (St. Ignatius)
30 Zach Conway Fr. DB 6'1 185 Bulverde, Texas (Smithson Valley)
31 Neil Anderson Sr. LB 6'2 217 Nyack, N.Y. (Nyack)
32 Corey Ponzo So. CB 6'1 215 Wilmington, Del. (Vly Forge Military Academy
33 Charles Hughley RFr. FS 6'0 190 Cleveland, Ohio (Glennville)
34 John Quinn Jr. RB 6'1 225 Oakland, Calif.(Laney Junior College)
35 Mike Hall So. LB 6'0 210 Groton, Conn. (Fitch)
36 Matthew Hayes Fr. WR 6'3 187 Franklin, Mass. (Xaverian Brothers)
37 James Souffrant Fr. DB 5'9 170 Stamford, Conn. (Trinity Catholic)
38 Gavin Potter So. SS 5'10 180 Doylestown, Pa. (Ctrl Bucks West)
41 Bobby French RFr. RB 5'11 190 Wilmington, Mass. (Wilmington)
42 Cedric Garner Fr. DB 5'11 170 Miami, Fla. (American)
43 Keith Kent RFr. FB 6'1 235 Marshfield, Mass. (Marshfield)
44 Joe Gazzola Sr. LB 6'2 220North Attleboro, Mass. (Bishop Feehan)
45 Ron Carter Jr. LB 6'1 220Pittsburgh, Pa. (Vly Forge Military Academy
46 Ben Woods Fr. FB 6'2 200 Brewster, Mass. (Nausett Regional)
48 Steve Anzalone Sr. DE 6'2 248 Weymouth, Mass.(Cushing Academy
49 Tom DiCarlo Jr. K 5'9 180 Winchester, Mass. (Winchester)
50 Matt Campopiano Fr. DE 6'2 230 Walpole, Mass. (Blair Academy
51 Liam Ezekiel So. LB 6'1 245 Arlington, Mass. (Arlington)
52 Jason Zimkus So. OL 6'3 255Woodbridge, Conn. (Notre Dame W. Haven)
53 Ryan Przydzial Fr. OC 6'0 255Newburyport, Mass. (Northfield Mt. Hermon)
54 John McDonald Sr. C 6'3 275 Cheshire, Conn. (Cheshire)
55 Gene Rich Fr. DT 6'0 280 New Britain, Pa. (Ctrl Bucks West)
56 Andy MacInnis Jr. LB 5'11 215 Londonderry, N.H. (Londonderry)
57 Chris Bock Jr. LB 6'1 205 Nutley, N.J. (Nutley)
59 Tim Dwyer Jr. OT 6'4 285 Manhasset, N.Y. (Manhasset)
60 Greg Abramopaulos Jr. OG 6'2 260 Waldwick, N.J. (Bergen Catholic)
61 Nick Daily RFr. OL 6'2 268 Doylestown, Pa. (Ctrl Bucks West)
62 Chris Halliday Fr. DE 6'2 235 Ocean City, N.J. (Ocean City)
63 Paul Preston Fr. OG 6'3 275Arlington, Mass. (Bridgton Academy)
65 Jason Khouri RFr. OG 6'2 245 Brockton, Mass. (Brockton)
67 Tom Olivo Sr. OG 6'4 296 Nutley, N.J. (Nutley)
70 Ryan Gibbons RFr. OT 6'6 325 Marshfield, Mass. (Marshfield)
71 Keith Driscoll Fr. OT 6'5 270 North Andover, Mass. (N. Andover)
72 Mike Roseborough RFr. OT 6'3 320North Brunswick, N.J. (N.Brunswick)
73 Ty Perini RFr. OG 6'3 300 Framingham, Mass. (Framingham)
74 David Williams Jr. DT 6'3 260 Bellmawr, N.J. (Triton Regional)
75 Adam Bourget So. OG 6'3 300 Mansfield, Mass. (Mansfield)
76 Tim Avery Fr. OT 6'6 300Westford, Mass. (Westford Academy)
79 John Laverty RFr. OT 6'3 320 W. Hartford, Conn. (Milford Academy)
80 Keith Motley So. TE 6'3 260 Stoughton, Mass. (Stoughton)
81 Justin Clement RFr. WR 5'10 185Marlboro, Mass. (Holderness School)
82 Eric Thomas Fr. WR 6'5 200Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas)
83 Kevin Lawlor So. TE 6'2 230 Mechanicsburg, Pa. (Arizona State)
85 Marc Thomas Fr. WR 5'11 180Mansfield, Mass. (Xaverian Brothers)
86 Brian Walker Fr. WR/CB 5'9 155 Englewood, N.J. (Hackensack)
87 Cory Parks Fr. WR 5'10 165 Miami, Fla. (Norland)
88 Cody Thompson RFr. TE 6'3 245 Houston, Texas (TexasTech)
89 Meshak Burke-Bennett So. WR 6'5 208 Dorchester, Mass. (Notre Dame Prep)
91 Steve Militello So. DE 6'2 220Franklin Lakes, N.J. (St. Joseph's Rgnl)
92 Scott Quimby Jr. DE 6'2 245 Derry, N.H. (Pinkerton Academy)
93 Bob McDonough RFr. DT 6'4 266 Marshfield, Mass. (Marshfield)
95 Ian Nielsen Sr. DT 6'3 256 E.Freetown, Mass. (Old Colony Rgnl)
96 Charles Bennett Jr. DE 6'2 245 Browns Mills, N.J. (Pemberton Twnp)
97 Justin Simmons Fr. DE/TE 6'4 230 North Andover, Mass. (N. Andover)
98 Dan Philcox Fr. TE 6'3 195 Portsmouth, R.I. (Portsmouth)
99 Adam Waters Jr. DT 6'2 230 Somerville, Mass. (Somerville)
HEAD COACH: DON BROWN (Norwich. ‘77)
ASSISTANT COACHES (Alma Mater, Year/Responsibilities): Kevin Morris
(Williams ‘86/Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks), Keith Dudzinski (New Haven,
‘91/Linebackers), Eddy Morrissey (Plymouth State ‘94/Wide Receivers), Brian
Picucci (Syracuse ‘94/Offensive Line), Sidney Powell (Morehouse ‘97/Defensive
Backs), Steve Tirrell (Plymouth State ‘89/Defensive Line), Brent Thompson
(Norwich ‘98/Running Backs), Mike Cerullo (Cntrl. Conn. State ‘91/Tight Ends), JJ
Fadden (Wilkes ‘98/Defensive Line), Lance Overby (Massachusetts’01/Wide
Receivers).
OFFENSE
Pos./ No./Player
LT 59 TIM DWYER (6’4”, 285, JR)
70 Ryan Gibbons (6’6”, 325, Fr.-R)
LG 75 ADAM BOURGET (6’3”, 300, SO)
60 Greg Abramopaulos (6’2”, 260, Jr.)
C 54 JOHN McDONALD (6’3”, 275, SR)
61 Nick Daily (6’2”, 268, Fr.-R)
RG 67 TOM OLIVO (6’4”, 296, SR)
60 Greg Abramopaulos (6’2”, 260, Jr.)
RT 72 M. ROSEBOROUGH (6’3”,320, FR-R)
67 Tom Olivo (6’4”, 296, Sr.)
TE 83 KEVIN LAWLOR (6’2”, 230, SO)
80 Cody Thompson (6’3”, 245, Fr.-R)
WR 5 QUINTIN MITCHELL (6’0”,180,SO)
89 Meshak Burke-Bennett (6’5”,208,So.)
TB 28 ANTHONY RILEY (5’8”,180,FR-R)
34 John Quinn (6’1”, 255, Jr.)
QB 16 SHAWN BRADY (6’1”, 175, SO)
17 Sean Cassidy (6’4”, 215, So.)
FB 22 TIM GALE (6’0”, 235, JR)
43 Keith Kent (6’1”, 235, Fr.-R)
WR 87 CORY PARKS (5’10”, 165, FR)
12 Curtis Guilliam (6’1”, 197, Jr.)
NU DEPTH CHART
SPECIALTIES
Pos. No. Player
PK 29 MIRO KESIC (6’1”, 215, FR-R)
49 Tom DiCarlo (5’9”, 180, Jr.)
LS 25 ADAM WALTER (6’2”, 200, SR)
92 Scott Quimby (6’2”, 245, Jr.)
SS 92 SCOTT QUIMBY (6’2”, 245, JR)
25 Adam Walter (6’2”, 200, Sr.)
HD 16 SHAWN BRADY (6’1”, 175, SO)
11 Kurt Abrams (6’1”, 206, Sr.)
PR 5 QUINTIN MITCHELL (6’0”,180,SO)
23 Art Smith (6’2”, 195, Sr.)
KR 5 QUINTIN MITCHELL (6’0”,180,SO)
9 BISMARK OSEI (5’9”, 191, FR-R)
P 7 TYLER GROGAN (6’4”, 205, JR)
14 Jonathan Kahn (6’2”, 220, So.)
DEFENSE
Pos./ No. /Player
LE 48 STEVE ANZALONE (6’2”, 248, SR)
18 James Abosi (5’11”, 245, So.)
LT 74 DAVID WILLIAMS (6’3”, 260, JR)
55 Gene Rich (6’0”, 280, Fr.)
RT 18 JAMES ABOSI (5’11”, 245, SO)
93 Bob McDonough (6’4”, 266, Fr.-R)
RE 92 SCOTT QUIMBY (6’2”, 245, JR)
95 Ian Nielsen (6’3”, 256, Sr.)
OLB44 JOE GAZZOLA (6’2”, 220, SR)
6 Robbiel Moore (5’11”, 200, Jr.)
ILB 51 LIAM EZEKIEL (6’1”, 245, SO)
10 Rold Louis (6’0”, 230, So.)
OLB25 ADAM WALTER (6’2”, 200, SR)
31 Neil Anderson (6’2”, 217, Sr.)
LCB 23 ART SMITH (6’2”, 195, SR)
4 Adam Rivers (5’9”, 180, Sr.)
SS 11 KURT ABRAMS (6’1”, 206, SR)
38 Gavin Potter (5’10”, 180, So.)
FS 8 ANTHONY NOLEN (5’11”, 193, JR)
24 EJ Jackson (6’1”, 205, Fr.)
RCB2 CHARLES CAMERON (5’9”,178,JR)
9 Bismark Osei (5’9”, 191, Fr.-R)