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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

2010 Bloomsburg Football 

Media Guide 

Table of Contents .................................................... 1 

Quick Facts / Administration ............................... 2 

Staff / About Bloomsburg ...................................... 3 

Media Information .................................................. 4 

Facilities .................................................................... 5 

2010 Pre-Season Roster ......................................... 6 

2010 Season Preview .............................................. 8 

2010 Opponent Profiles .......................................11 

The Coaching Staff 

Head Coach Danny Hale .....................................24 

Assistant Coaches .................................................26 

The 2010 Bloomsburg Huskies 

Captain Profiles .....................................................31 

Offensive Profiles ..................................................35 

Defensive Profiles ..................................................47 

Special Teams Profiles ..........................................60 

Pronunciation Guide ............................................61 

2009 Season in Review 

2009 Schedule / Results .......................................64 

2009 Recaps ............................................................65 

2009 Statistics ........................................................76 

2009 PSAC Review ................................................84 

2009 Regional Award Winners ...........................88 

The Bloomsburg Tradition 

Year-by-Year Results .............................................88 

All-time Series Records .......................................95 

Record Book ...........................................................98 

Post-Season History ............................................103 

Huskies in the NFL ..............................................113 

2010 Schedule ........................................ Back Cover 

On the cover (clockwise from top): Ben Weaber, 

Alex Landis, Mike Varanavage and Todd Givler. 

CREDITS 

All of Bloomsburg’s athletic publications are published by the 

Office of Communications/University Advancement. Copyright 

2010. Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. This publication 

was designed and written by former Intern/Assistant Sports 

Information Director Ryan Rebholz with assistance by 2010-11 

Intern/Asst. SID Paul Blascovich. Edited by Sports Information 

Director Tom McGuire. Written material and editorial work 

provided by student assistants Tim Hipzer and Liz Jung. 

Photography by Keith Haupt and the Office of Communication. 

Some photos from University Archives. 

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QUICK FACTS / ADMINISTRATION 

BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY 

Location .....................................................Bloomsburg, Pa. 

Founded ...........................................................................1839 

Enrollment .....................................................................9,512 

School Colors .............................................Maroon & Gold 

Team Nickname ....................................................... Huskies 

Conference .............................................Pennsylvania State 

................................................. Athletic Conference (PSAC) 

President ...................................................Dr. David L. Soltz 

Athletic Director .......................................... Mary Gardner 

Athletics Affiliation ...............................NCAA Division II 

FOOTBALL HISTORY 

First Year of Football .....................................................1892 

All-Time Record .................................................520-426-32 

Number of PSAC East Championships ........................ 10 

All-Americans .................................................................... 45 

Harlon Hill Award Winners ...............................................1 

TEAM FACTS 

2009 Overall Record ........................................................8-3 

2009 PSAC East Record ..................................................5-2 

Head Coach ........................................................ Danny Hale 

Alma Mater, Year .................................West Chester, 1968 

Record at Bloomsburg ..............................144-49-1 (.745), 

Year at Bloomsburg ........................................................18th 

Overall Record ............................................184-62-1 (.747) 

Year as a Head Coach ................................................... 23rd 

Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/ 

Linebackers ......................................................Paul Darragh 

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks/ 

Wide Receivers .....................................................Tom Pajic 

Asst. Offensive Coordinator/ 

Offensive Line .............................................Brian McBryan 

Defensive Secondary .....................................Chet Henicle 

Defensive Line/ 

Strength & Conditioning ................................. Bill Perkins 

Kickers .......................................................................Ed Rush 

Defensive Line ..................................................... Alf Melito 

Offensive Assistant .......................... Robert “Gump” May 

Assistant Linebackers ................................... Maurice Daly 

Starters Returning ............................................................. 14 

Starters Lost ..........................................................................9 

Lettermen Returning ........................................................ 47 

Lettermen Lost .................................................................. 15 

Base Offense .................................................................. Pro-I 

Base Defense .....................................................................4-3 

Football Office .................................................570-389-4359 

STADIUM INFORMATION 

Name .......................................Robert B. Redman Stadium 

Capacity .........................................................................4,775 

Surface ....................................................................Field Turf 

Lights ..................................................................................Yes 

Administrators 

DIRECTORY 

Mailing Address 

Bloomsburg University 

400 E. Second Street 

Bloomsburg, PA 17815 

Dr. David Soltz 

President 

Mary Gardner 

Director of 

Athletics 

Kathy Heitzman 

Associate Director of 

Athletics 

Athletics Department 

(Area Code 570) 

Director of Athletics 

Mary Gardner ..............................................389-4050 

Associate Director of Athletics 

Kathy Heitzman ...........................................389-4555 

Director of Athletic Operations 

Kevin Wood ..................................................389-4371 

Sports Information 

Director of Sports Information/ 

Athletic Marketing and Promotions 

Tom McGuire ..............................................389-4413 

Intern/Assistant Sports Information Director 

Paul Blascovich ............................................389-2767 

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2010 Huskies Football

STAFF / ABOUT BLOOMSBURG 

ABOUT BLOOMSBURG 

Bloomsburg University, a member of 

Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher 

Education, is a four-year coeducational 

public university founded in 1839. Through 

the stages of its development from a normal 

school to a teachers college to a multipurpose 

state college and finally to a university in 

1983, the institution has retained its emphasis 

on liberal arts and career education. 

Kevin Wood 

Athletic Operations 

Tom McGuire 

Director of Sports 

Information/Athletic 

Marketing/Promotions 

Doug Lizardi 

Equipment Manager 

Bloomsburg is recognized as one of the best 

100 public universities in the United States, 

and excellence, ranging from its 18 national 

championships to its international reputation 

in a number of its academic programs, is an 

attitude found throughout the faculty and 

staff. 

About 90 percent of Bloomsburg’s students 

come from throughout Pennsylvania, creating 

a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It’s a place 

where friendships that last a lifetime begin. 

And it’s a busy place — with more than 160 

student organizations and activities, NCAA 

Division II athletic programs and a popular 

recreation center. 

Allen Larsen 

Athletic Trainer 

Roxanna Larsen 


> Enrollment— Total enrollment is 

now 9,400, with an average incoming 

SAT of 1070 and class rank in 

the upper 25 percent; Bloomsburg 

admits one in seven applicants and 

has a four-year retention rate significantly 

higher than the national average. 

About 60 percent are women 

and 10 percent are non-traditional. 

About 90 percent of Bloomsburg 

graduates are quickly placed in their 

chosen fields. 

> Degrees— Bloomsburg University 

offers 63 baccalaureate degrees,18 

master’s degrees and a joint doctoral 

degree in elementary education in 

cooperation with Indiana University 

of Pennsylvania. 

> Financial Aid— About 70 percent 

of all students receive some form of 

financial aid; average amount of aid 

is over $10,000 per year. 

Dave Huber 


> Cost —About $7,223 per semester 

for Pennsylvania residents (tuition, 

fees, typical room and meal plans), 

$11,635 for non-residents. 

> Faculty— With approximately 

1,000 employees, Bloomsburg 

University has 383 full-time faculty, 

70 percent of whom hold doctoral 

degrees and 72 percent of whom are 

tenured. The staff is organized into 

four divisions: Academic Affairs, 

Administration, Student Life and 

University Advancement. 

> School Colors, Mascot— The 

school colors, originally “lemon and 

garnet,” have been maroon and gold 

since the 1920s. In the early 1930s, 

the Husky became the school mascot 

when a dog owned by a faculty member 

accompanied Adm. Richard E. 

Byrd on an expedition to the South 

Pole. 

The university’s Division of Continuing 

and Distance Education serves students 

through nondegree credit courses, noncredit 

minicourses, off-campus classes, credit for 

life experience and distance learning courses 

on public television. 

The Town of Bloomsburg, located in the 

Susquehanna River Valley, has a population 

of about 12,000 people. The central business 

district is just three blocks southwest of 

campus, and includes more than 80 retail 

stores, restaurants, and the Bloomsburg Fair 

in September. More stores, restaurants and 

theaters can be found along nearby Route 11 

and at the Columbia Mall, northwest of town. 

The university is within a one-hour drive 

from such cities as Hazleton, Williamsport, 

Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from 

Harrisburg; 2.5 hours from Philadelphia; 3 

hours from New York City and Baltimore; and 

four hours from Pittsburgh and Washington, 

DC. 


MEDIA INFORMATION 

Bloomsburg University Media 

Primary Radio and Television Outlets 

WHLM Radio 

124 E. Main Street 


(570) 784-1200 

WBRE-TV (28 

62 South Franklin Street 

Wilkes-Barre, PA 18703 

(570) 823-2828 

WNEP-TV (16) 

16 Montage Mountain Road 

Moosic, PA 18641 

(570) 207-4455 

Media Information 

For media credentials, photos, stories, 

statistics or to arrange an interview with a 

coach or student-athlete, contact Tom McGuire, 

Director of Sports Information, Athletic 

Marketing, and Promotions. 

All members of the media are welcome to visit 

the Huskies’ home sporting events. If members of 

the media are interested in covering a Bloomsburg 

University game, please contact the Office of 

Sports Information for assistance. 

Primary Newspapers 

Associated Press 

Suite 250 

One Franklin Plaza 

Philadelphia, PA 19102 

(215) 561-1133 

Citizen’s Voice 

75 N. Washington St. 


(570) 821-2062 

Daily Item 

200 S. Market St. 

Sunbury, PA 17801 

(570) 286-5671 

Danville News 

14 East Mahoning St. 

Danville, PA 17821 

(570) 275-3235 

Milton Standard 

19 Arch St. 

Milton, PA 17847 

(570) 742-9671 

News-Item 

701 North Rock St. 

Shamokin, PA 17872 

(570) 648-4641 

Patriot News 

P.O. Box 2265 

Harrisburg, PA 17105 

(717) 255-8180 

Press Enterprise 

3185 Lackawanna Ave. 


(570) 784-2121 

Standard Speaker 

21 N. Wyoming St. 

Hazleton, PA 18201 

(570) 455-3636 

Sun Gazette 

252 W. Fourth St. 

Williamsport, PA 17701 

(570) 326-1552 

Times Leader 

15 N. Main St. 


(570) 829-7229 

Bloomsburg Sports Information 

Tom McGuire 

> Director of Sports Information, Athletic 

Marketing and Promotions 

Email: tmcguire@bloomu.edu 

Phone: (570) 389-4413 

Paul Blascovich 

> Intern/Asst. Sports Information Director 

Email: pblascov@bloomu.edu 

Phone: (570) 389-2767 

Brooke Wilson & Ryan Zvorsky 

> Graduate Assistants 

Email: stsports@bloomu.edu 

Connect with the Huskies 

Facebook 

Twitter 

YouTube 

BU Website 

Husky Hotline 

Bloomsburg University Athletics 

twitter.com/BUSportsinfo 

youtube.com/BUsportsinfo 

buhuskies.com 

(570) 389-BUBU 

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ATHLETIC FACILITIES 

Huskies Athletic Facilities 

Redman Stadium - August 27, 2009 vs. Ashland 

The Nelson Field House recently underwent a $13.4 

million renovation. Among the upgrades are locker 

rooms dedicated for each sport, including football, 

pictured above and below. 

Practice Fields 


2010 PRE-SEASON ROSTER 

2010 Bloomsburg University Huskies 

Alphabetical Roster 

71 Brandon Allen OL 

42 Rickey Bailey LB 

16 Vince Browning DB 

50 Alex Buchert OL 

Codie Butler RB 

9 Pat Carey QB 

69 Tony Cascio OL 

74 Pat Casey OL 

55 Josh Chromiak DL 

77 Brian Clarke OL 

33 Sean Clift LB 

Nicholas Conquest OL 

37 Matt Cox FB 

14 Keter Crosby WR 

39 Mike Dalberto DB 

87 Mark Daniels TE 

Tony David LB 

7 Ryan Dickerson WR 

15 Adam Diltz QB 

19 Kenny Domzalski RB 

46 Samuel Eck DB 

Matt Feiler OL 

34 Ryan Feldman LB 

97 Daniel Fisher K/P 

80 Kyle Fisher WR 

66 Marc Francola DL 

98 Todd Givler DL 

26 Tyler Guise WR 

48 Aaron Hacker LB 

Tim Hackett DB 

27 Dan Haverstock DB 

Austin Hormel OL 

Julian Huggins DB 

96 David Huot DL 

Michael Huth LB 

1 Glenn Hutton QB/WR 

84 Kyle Jackson WR 

Wallace Jamison DB 

E.J. Josephs OL 

61 Chris Kennedy DL 

76 Courtney Kimp OL 

Tyler Knoblauch DB 

70 Daryl Kurtz OL 

8 Alex Landis DB 

44 Dylan Manni TE 

82 Matt Marchioni WR 

David McFadden DL 

2 Thomas McFarland LB 

31 Pat Michael LB 

Shawn Mitchell DL 

56 Shaun Moore DL 

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 

1 Glenn Hutton Jr. Rf. QB/WR 6-0 185 Sicklerville, NJ / Paul VI 

2 Thomas McFarland Sr. LB 6-1 225 Pottsville / Pottsville 

4 Derrick Price Jr. Jr. RB 5-8 180 Burlington, NJ / Burlington City 

5 Mike Wagner Jr. QB 6-0 195 Hershey / Hershey 

6 Cory Stiger Sr. WR 6-1 190 Williamsport / Loyalsock Twp. 

7 Ryan Dickerson So. WR 6-0 175 Harleysville / Souderton 

8 Alex Landis Sr. DB 6-2 210 Pine Grove / Pine Grove 

9 Pat Carey Jr. QB 6-2 205 Loyalsock / Loyalsock Twp. 

10 Sellus Roulhac Rf. WR 6-2 180 West Chester / West Chester East 

11 Mike Varanavage Sr. LB 6-0 220 Philadelphia / Archbishop Ryan 

13 Mark Scattene So. DB 5-9 177 Bethlehem / Bethlehem Catholic 

14 Keter Crosby Jr. WR 6-3 195 Tobyhanna / Pocono Mountain West 

15 Adam Diltz Rf. QB 5-11 190 Bloomsburg / Central Columbia 

16 Vince Browning Jr. DB 5-9 180 Harrisburg / Central Dauphin 

17 Oscar Rivera Jr. DB 5-9 180 Bethlehem / Liberty 

18 Kareem Steplight Rf. RB 5-5 142 Philadelphia / Frankford 

19 Kenny Domzalski Jr. RB 5-9 195 Milford / Delaware Valley 

21 Jonathan Patrick Rf. DB 5-11 185 Somerset, NJ / Franklin 

23 Justin Rivera Jr. DB 6-1 195 Bethlehem / Liberty 

24 Terrell Oglesby So. DB 5-7 170 Philadelphia / Northeast Catholic 

25 Brandon Real So. RB 5-9 185 York / West York 

26 Tyler Guise Jr. WR 6-0 180 Mechanicsburg / Cumberland Valley 

27 Dan Haverstock So. DB 6-1 190 York / West York 

28 Franklyn Quiteh Rf. RB 5-10 197 Tobyhanna / Pocono Mountain West 

31 Pat Michael Jr. LB 6-0 240 Fairview / Fairview 

32 Mike Quintans So. RB 5-8 210 Media / Penncrest 

33 Sean Clift So. LB 6-0 220 Philadelphia / Roman Catholic 

34 Ryan Feldman So. LB 5-11 207 Aston / JP McCaskey 

37 Matt Cox Jr. FB 5-11 225 Lewisberry / Red Land 

38 Ryan Olaf Jr. DE 6-1 240 Danville / Danville 

39 Mike Dalberto Fr. DB 5-11 185 Berwick / Berwick 

40 Jordan Rinehart Rf. DE 6-4 250 York / West York 

41 Dave Onorato Jr. DE 6-1 240 Hummelstown / Bishop McDevitt 

42 Rickey Bailey Rf. LB 6-3 210 Media / Penncrest 

44 Dylan Manni Jr. TE 6-3 240 Bensalem / Bensalem 

45 D. Solomon Oliver Sr. DB 5-11 190 Cheltenham / Cheltenham 

46 Samuel Eck So. DB 5-11 190 Jersey Shore / Jersey Shore 

47 Jeff Owsley Jr. LB 6-0 205 Aston / Sun Valley 

48 Aaron Hacker Rf. LB 6-1 210 Dover / Dover 

50 Alex Buchert So. OL 6-2 285 Robesonia / Conrad Weiser 

51 Jarrett Pidgeon So. LB 5-10 225 Barnegat, NJ / Southern Regional 

52 Dylan Spangler Rf. LB 6-0 220 Waynesboro / Waynesboro 

55 Josh Chromiak Jr. DL 6-0 240 Wind Gap / Pen Argyl 

56 Shaun Moore So. DL 5-11 265 Landsdale / North Penn 

60 Chris Steck Rf. OL 6-0 275 Mt. Carmel / Mt. Carmel 

61 Chris Kennedy Rf. DL 6-3 300 Phoenixville / Archbishop Carroll 

62 Kenny Orlando Jr. OL 6-1 285 Womelsdorf / Conrad Weiser 

64 Mike Schlauch So. DL 5-10 235 Zion Grove / Bloomsburg 

66 Marc Francola So. DL 6-0 242 Bloomsburg / Bloomsburg 

69 Tony Cascio Rf. OL 6-3 290 Montoursville / Montoursville 

70 Daryl Kurtz Jr. OL 6-4 315 Milton / Milton 

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2010 PRE-SEASON ROSTER 

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 

71 Brandon Allen So. OL 6-2 300 Philadelphia / Frankford 

74 Pat Casey Sr. OL 6-0 300 Matamoras / Delaware Valley 

75 Justin Walker Sr. OL 6-1 320 Coatesville / Coatesville 

76 Courtney Kimp So. OL 6-4 320 Pine Hill, NJ / Camden Catholic 

77 Brian Clarke So. OL 6-3 305 Hanover Twp. / Hanover 

78 Marcus Zimmerman Sr. DL 6-0 270 Lititz / Manheim Central 

80 Kyle Fisher So. WR 6-0 185 Denver / Cocalico 

82 Matt Marchioni So. WR 6-3 200 Wilmington, DE / Brandywine 

83 Ryan Stuart Fr. WR 6-5 210 New Tripoli / Allentown Central Catholic 

84 Kyle Jackson Rf. WR 6-0 200 Harrisburg / Central Dauphin 

85 Drew Snyder Jr. P 6-0 225 Hanover / South Western 

86 Chris Tressler Sr. WR 6-0 185 Lewistown / Lewistown 

87 Mark Daniels So. TE 6-6 245 Sinking Spring / Wilson 

88 Ben Weaber Sr. TE 6-3 265 Lebanon / Cedar Crest 

90 Jared Shannon So. K 5-10 195 Bloomsburg / Bloomsburg 

93 Ian Murray Rf. LS 6-2 215 Lock Haven / Central Mountain 

95 John Pettine Jr. DL 6-3 265 Gilbertsville / Archbishop 

96 David Huot Sr. DL 6-4 260 Bethlehem / Freedom 

97 Daniel Fisher Rf. K/P 6-1 190 Harrisburg / Central Dauphin 

98 Todd Givler Sr. DL 6-2 270 Glenmoore / Downington West 

Codie Butler Fr. RB 5-9 222 Womelsdorf / Conrad Weiser 

Nicholas Conquest Fr. OL 6-2 284 Haddonfield, NJ / Haddonfield Memorial 

Tony David Fr. LB 6-1 232 Allentown / Salisburg 

Matt Feiler Fr. OL 6-6 275 Strasburg / Lampeter-Strasburg 

Tim Hackett Fr. DB 6-0 172 East Windsor, NJ / Notre Dame 

Austin Hormel Fr. OL 6-2 275 Fredericksburg / North Lebanon 

Julian Huggins Fr. DB 6-0 190 Philadelphia / Northeast Catholic 

Michael Huth Rf. LB 5-11 210 Pen Argyl / Pen Argyl 

Wallace Jamison Jr. DB 5-11 177 Hershey / Hershey 

E.J. Josephs Fr. OL 6-4 290 Glen Mills / Bayard Rustin 

Tyler Knoblauch Fr. DB 5-10 185 Voorhees, NJ / Eastern 

David McFadden Fr. DL 6-5 220 Allentown / Allentown Central Catholic 

Shawn Mitchell Fr. DE 6-2 225 Nazareth / Nazareth 

Andre Morales Sr. FB 6-1 250 Bethlehem / Liberty 

Brody Myers Fr. RB 6-1 230 Akron / Ephrata 

Jake Myers Fr. LB 6-0 205 Glenville / Southwestern 

Dan O'Hara Fr. RB 6-2 225 Media / Cardinal O'Hara 

Cole Parkinson Fr. WR 6-2 170 Boyertown / St. Pius X 

Mike Pecot Fr. WR 6-0 175 Hershey / Hershey 

Spencer Randolph Fr. OL 6-3 300 Colonial Heights, VA / Thomas Dale 

Clarence Robinson Fr. DL 6-3 225 Carlisle / Cedar Crest 

Matt Rohrbacher Fr. RB 5-9 205 Wernersville / Conrad Weiser 

Ryan Samuels Fr. TE 6-4 205 West Grove / Avon Grove 

Matt Sanderson Fr. DL 6-0 260 Chadds Ford / Unionville 

Ameer Selden Fr. LB 6-2 219 Philadelphia / Delaware Valley Charter 

Drew Siegfried Fr. DB 6-0 186 Glenside / Bishop McDevitt 

Leland Smith Fr. WR 5-10 173 Philadelphia / Imhotep 

Shawn Smith Fr. OL 6-3 260 Harrisburg / Central Dauphin 

Gabe Snow Fr. LB 6-1 230 Radnor / Radnor 

Dylan Stair Fr. DL 6-2 232 Alpha, NJ / Phillipsburg 

Cody Starck Fr. OL 6-3 247 Dallas / Lake-Lehman 

Eric Thomas Fr. DB 5-11 177 Reading / Muhlenberg 

Matt Wenrich Fr. TE 5-11 230 Selinsgrove / Selinsgrove 

Alphabetical Roster 

Andre Morales FB 

93 Ian Murray LS 

Brody Myers RB 

Jake Myers LB 

24 Terrell Oglesby DB 

Dan O'Hara RB 

38 Ryan Olaf DE 

45 Solomon Oliver DB 

41 Dave Onorato DE 

62 Kenny Orlando OL 

47 Jeff Owsley LB 

Cole Parkinson WR 

21 Jonathan Patrick DB 

Mike Pecot WR 

95 John Pettine DL 

51 Jarrett Pidgeon LB 

4 Derrick Price RB 

32 Mike Quintans RB 

28 Franklyn Quiteh RB 

Spencer Randolph OL 

25 Brandon Real RB 

40 Jordan Rinehart DE 

23 Justin Rivera DB 

17 Oscar Rivera DB 

Clarence Robinson DL 

Matt Rorhbacher RB 

10 Sellus Roulhac WR 

Ryan Samuels TE 

Matt Sanderson DL 

13 Mark Scattene DB 

64 Mike Schlauch DL 

Ameer Selden LB 

90 Jared Shannon K 

Drew Siegfried DB 

Leland Smith WR 

Shawn Smith OL 

Gabe Snow LB 

85 Drew Snyder P 

52 Dylan Spangler LB 

Dylan Stair DL 

Cody Starck OL 

60 Chris Steck OL 

18 Kareem Steplight RB 

6 Cory Stiger WR 

83 Ryan Stuart WR 

Eric Thomas DB 

86 Chris Tressler WR 

11 Mike Varanavage LB 

5 Mike Wagner QB 

75 Justin Walker OL 

88 Ben Weaber TE 

Matt Wenrich TE 

78 Marcus Zimmerman DL 


2010 SEASON PREVIEW 

2010 Bloomsburg Season Preview 

Never let it be said that Bloomsburg University football coach 

Danny Hale doesn’t look on the bright side of every situation. 

After starting the 2009 season 8-0, the Huskies dropped their 

final three games of the season and missed out on a chance to 

return to the NCAA playoffs. Despite that frustration, Hale wants 

to take that as motivation for 2010. 

“We (Bloomsburg) missed a window of opportunity last year,” 

said the veteran coach. “We 

could never get in a groove 

offensively. It is disappointing to 

end the way things did, but 8-3 

is still a heck of a season and I 

want to use that as a motivating 

tool for this season.” “Our 

team should be in contention 

once again in the PSAC East 

race,” Hale continued. “We 

have the manpower to be 

right near the top barring any 

unforeseen injuries, despite 

our tough schedule. I have high 

expectations for this team, 

especially based on how the offseason 

and our spring practices 

went. The returning players 

need to remember what it felt 

Derrick Price 

like to finish with three losses." 

OFFENSE 

For the first time since 2005, Dan Latorre will not be under 

center for the Huskies. The former all-conference signal caller has 

graduated leaving several players battling for the starting job. But 

while the passing game may take time to develop, the Huskies do 

have a strong running game 

and a very good offensive 

line to lean on. 

“One of our strengths will 

be our running game with 

Derrick Price and Kenny 

Domzalski, while the O-line 

is very good,” said Hale. “We 

need to take advantage of 

our strengths and be smart 

with the ball. The key for 

us will be the continuity 

between the quarterback and 

the wide receiver. To be a 

post-season team you can’t 

be one dimensional or you’ll 

get beat.” 

Kenny Domzalski 

QUARTERBACK 

Whoever gets the nod as 

starter will be making his 

first career start. Leading the 

way is red-shirt sophomore 

Pat Carey who had a very 

good spring. Behind Carey 

will be Mike Wagner, a twoyear 

backup to Latorre and 

Adam Diltz. 

Ben Weaber 

RUNNING BACK 

Price was named first team All-PSAC East for the second 

straight season after earning Rookie of the Year honors as 

a freshman, while Domzalski is a former second team all 

conference selection. The pair provides the Huskies with one of 

the best 1-2 punches in the PSAC. Look for Franklyn Quiteh, who 

had an excellent spring, to add depth. At fullback, look for Matt 

Cox to get the nod with Mike Quintans backing up. 

WIDE RECEIVER 

The Huskies were inconsistent here at a year ago, but have 

plenty of returning experience. Cory Stiger leads the group after 

making a team-high 28 catches with seven touchdowns a year 

ago. Tyler Guise, who missed last season with an injury, is healthy 

and ready to play, while Chris Tressler, who also plays baseball 

for the Huskies, will return after making 21 catches last season. 

Also look for Matt Marchioni, Keter Crosby, Ryan Dickerson and 

Glenn Hutton to see playing time this season. 

TIGHT END 

The Huskies have one of the best in the PSAC in Ben Weaber. 

The senior caught 25 passes last season and is also a top-notch 

blocker. He’ll be backed up by 

Dylan Manni who saw a lot of 

time last season and made eight 

catches with one score in 2009. 

Also looking for playing time will 

be Mark Daniels. 

OFFENSIVE LINE 

The offensive line will be one 

of the strengths of the Huskies 

in 2010 with lots of experience 

among the starters, although depth 

may be a question mark. 

Three players return as starters 

this season, Daryl Kurtz at tackle Todd Givler 

and guards Pat Casey and Justin 

Walker. At center will be Alex Buchert, while Brian Clarke, who 

saw time a year ago, will get the nod at the other tackle spot. Also 

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2010 SEASON PREVIEW 

working into the rotation for 

the Huskies will be Kenny 

Orlando, who moves over 

from the defensive line, 

while Brandon Allen returns 

after sitting out last season. 

Backing up at center will be 

Chris Steck, who also looks 

to get playing time. 

DEFENSE 

The Huskies defense 

was outstanding a year ago 

ranking number two in 

the PSAC in total defense 

and number one overall in 

Mike Varanavage 

scoring defense. Hale expects 

the Huskies to pick up where 

they left off a year ago. 

“We have a lot of experience on the defensive side of the ball 

and I will be disappointed if we do not play up to that level this 

year,” Hale commented. “Our biggest holes are on the defensive 

front where we need some 

folks to step forward and 

raise their level of play.” 

DEFENSIVE LINE 

The Huskies have four 

players on the line who have 

all started a game at some 

point during last season with 

Marcus Zimmerman and 

Todd Givler as the returning 

starters and John Pettine and Thomas McFarland 

Dave Huot as the part-time 

starters who get the nod full-time this season. Joining that group 

in the rotation will be Ryan Olaf, who moves from linebacker to 

the line, Dave Onorato, Shaun Moore, Marc Francola and Mike 

Schlauch. Also, look for contributions from Chris Kennedy and 

Josh Chromiak, who returns from injury. 

LINEBACKER 

Bloomsburg has two of 

the best linebackers in the 

PSAC in Mike Varanavage 

and Thomas McFarland. The 

pair, who both have a nose 

for the ball, combined to 

make over 160 tackles a year 

ago. In the middle Jarrett 

Pidgeon will get the start 

for the Huskies. Pidgeon got 

some good game experience 

a year ago and is ready 

Oscar Rivera 

to step into the role of 

starter. The Huskies 

also have good depth at 

the position with Ryan 

Feldman, Sean Clift, Jeff 

Owsley and Pat Michael. 

DEFENSIVE 

SECONDARY 

This could be the most 

experienced group for the 

Huskies and will be one of 

the strengths of this year’s 

team. Led by returning 

first All-PSAC East 

selection Oscar Rivera, 

the Huskies also feature 

seniors Alex Landis and Alex Landis 

Dan Oliver and junior 

Vince Browning as starters. Rivera and Landis were both starters 

last season and combined to make over 100 tackles last season, 

while Browning and Oliver combined for 75 tackles as back-ups. 

Joining that group to give the Huskies good depth will be 

Justin Rivera, Dan Haverstock, Mark Scattene and Terrell 

Oglesby. 

SPECIAL TEAMS 

Jared Shannon returns to handle kickoffs for the Huskies. 

Shannon, with a powerful leg, had seven touchbacks a season ago 

and his deep kickoffs held opponents to just 20 yards per return. 

The pre-season will see a battle between Shannon and Dan Fisher 

for who will handle extra points and field goals, while Fisher 

will also contend with Drew Snyder for the punting duties. Ian 

Murray will handle the snapping duties for special teams. 

The kick return duties are yet to be finalized, but look for Tyler 

Guise and Alex Landis to see time in those roles. 

OVERALL 

“I feel good that we have the talent and ability to beat anyone 

on our schedule,” said Hale. “Once again it is a tough one starting 

with a very good Ashland team from the GLIAC on the road. 

Then we face an up-and-coming Clarion team and IUP, which is 

always tough. Then of course we have the PSAC East schedule 

that is a battle each and every week.” 


2010 OPPONENTS 

ASHLAND UNIVERSITY EAGLES 

SEPTEMBER 4 • JACK MILLER STADIUM • ASHLAND, OH • 1:00 PM 

General Information 

Location 

Ashland, Ohio 

Founded 1878 

Enrollment 6,900 

School Colors 

Purple & Gold 

Conference 

Great Lakes Intercollegiate 

Stadium 

Jack Miller Stadium 

Capacity 6,000 

Surface 

ProGrass 

President 

Dr. Frederick J. Finks 

Athletic Director 

Bill Goldring 

Coaching Information 

Schedule/Results 

Head Coach 

Lee Owens 

Alma Mater Bluffton (‘77) 

Record at AU 6 yrs, 41-25 (.621) 

Career Record 15 yrs, 81-86 (.485) 

Assistants 

Defensive Coordinator 

Offensive Coordinator 

Running Backs 

Defensive Line 

Defensive Backs 

Offensive Line 

Tim Rose 

Mike Bath 

Jeff Kastl 

Jerome Riase 

Brad Wilson 

Doug Geiser 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 4 BLOOMSBURG 

Sep 11 at Indianapolis 

Sep 18 Hillsdale 

Sep 25 at Northern Michigan 

Oct 2 Northwood 

Oct 9 Tiffin 

Oct 16 at Wayne State 

Oct 23 Saginaw Valley State 

Oct 30 at Findlay 

Nov 6 at Ohio Dominican 

Nov 13 Lake Erie 

2009 Results (6-5, 6-4 GLIAC) 

at Bloomsburg L 10-7 

at Ferris State W 44-23 

Michigan Tech W 34-28 

at Tiffin W 41-14 

Hillsdale L 38-19 

at Wayne State L 47-40 

Northwood W 33-20 

at Saginaw Valley St. L 42-14 

Grand Valley St. L 34-7 

Indianapolis W 19-3 

at Findlay W 41-28 

Series History 

First Meeting 2008 

Series Record BU leads 2-0 

Current Win Streak BU, 2 

Hale (at BU) vs. Ashland 2-0 

Owens (at AU) vs. BU 0-2 

Last Meeting 2009; BU 10, AU 7 


S.I.D. 

Al King 

Office Phone (419)-289-5442 

E-mail 

aking@ashland.edu 

Web Site 

athletics.ashland.edu 

Rushing Att. Net TD 

D’Marris McCoy* 160 833 4 

Dawon Harvey 87 403 1 

Passing C-A-I Yds. TD 

Billy Cundiff 199-305-1 2,653 24 

Receiving No. Yds. TD 

Christian Livingston 57 634 5 

Joe Horn* 45 677 7 

Nick Bellanco 42 757 5 

2009 Statistical Leaders 

* returning players 

Defense 

Tkl TfL Sck Int 

Marcus Council* 83 6.0 1.0 0 

Brian Gamble 77 5.0 1.0 4 

Quinton Scott* 65 9.5 3.0 2 

Carmon Wolfe* 64 5.5 2.5 0 

Julian Goodwine* 51 7.0 3.5 2 

Matt Stoinoff* 45 8.0 6.5 0 

Dustin Basch 33 6.0 4.0 0 

Shane Usner* 30 7.0 2.5 0 



CLARION GOLDEN EAGLES 

SEPTEMBER 11 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM 


Location 

Clarion, Pa 

Founded 1867 


School Colors 

Blue and Gold 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium Memorial Field- Memorial Stadium Complex 


Surface 

Sprinturf 

President 

Dr. Karen M. Whitney 


Dave Katis 



Head Coach 

Jay Foster 

Alma Mater Plymouth State (‘85) 

Record at CU 4 yrs, 12-32 (.273) 


Assistants 



Graduate Assistants 

Volunteer Assistant 

Dwayne Martin 

Dave Durish 

Chris Gilman, Dave Livengood 

Kevin Craig 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 2 Fairmont State 

Sep 11 at BLOOMSBURG 

Sep 18 Shippensburg 

Sep 25 California (PA) 

Oct 2 Slippery Rock 

Oct 9 at Lock Haven 

Oct 16 at Indiana (PA) 

Oct 23 Edinboro 

Oct 30 at Gannon 

Nov 6 at Mercyhurst 

Nov 13 Millersville 

2009 Results (8-3, 6-3 PSAC) 

at Fairmont State W 33-21 

Kutztown L 25-6 

at East Stroudsburg L 45-31 

Lock Haven W 24-0 

at California (PA) L 35-31 

Gannon W 42-21 

at Slippery Rock W 27-10 

Mercyhurst W 29-25 

Indiana (PA) W 30-28 

at Edinboro W 30-17 

at Cheyney W 32-12 



Series Record Tied at 4-4-1 


Hale (at BU) vs. Clarion 2-1 

Foster vs. BU 0-2 

Last Meeting 2007; BU 52, CU 10 


S.I.D. 

Rich Herman 

Office Phone 814-393-2334 

E-mail 

rherman@clarion.edu 

Web Site 

clariongoldeneagles.com 


Alfonso Hoggard* 224 1,046 17 

Tyler Huether 86 296 8 


Tyler Huether 184-315-8 2,242 10 


Jaques Robinson* 70 819 5 

Matt Foradora 39 469 3 

Craig Bunney* 34 459 0 



Defense 


Nick Sipes* 112 10.0 4.5 0 

Chris Wilson* 67 1.0 0.0 2 

Joseph Fox* 62 7.0 3.0 0 

Shawn Sopic* 56 1.0 0.0 0 

Barrington Morrison* 48 11.0 5.0 0 

John Reichert* 38 8.0 4.0 0 

Ben Maund* 38 6.5 4.5 0 

Daily Whitten* 32 0.0 0.0 5 

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INDIANA (PA) CRIMSON HAWKS 

SEPTEMBER 18 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM 


Location 

Indiana, Pa 

Founded 1875 


School Colors 

Crimson and Gray 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

George P. Miller Stadium 


Surface 

Artificial 

President 

Dr. Tony Atwater 


Dr. Frank J. Condino 



Head Coach 

Lou Tepper 

Alma Mater Rutgers University (‘67) 

Record at IUP 4 yrs, 30-13 (.698) 

Career Record 16 yrs, 95-70-2 (.575) 

Assistants 


Running Backs 




Paul Tortorella 

Tye Desiderio 

Bernie McQuown, Adam Schmidt 

D.K. McDonald 

Mike Campolo 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 4 Southern Conn. St. 

Sep 11 at East Stroudsburg 

Sep 18 at BLOOMSBURG 

Sep 25 Slippery Rock 

Oct 2 at Edinboro 

Oct 9 Mercyhurst 

Oct 16 Clarion 

Oct 23 at Gannon 

Oct 30 at California 

Nov 6 Lock Haven 

Nov 13 West Chester 

2009 Results (5-6, 1-6) 

at Southern Conn State W 28-21 

C.W. Post. W 27-14 

Millersville W 17-3 

at Mercyhurst L 20-16 

at Slippery Rock L 7-3 

California (PA) L 41-28 

Edinboro L 38-24 

at Lock Haven W 45-0 

at Clarion L 30-28 

Gannon L 29-3 

at Kutztown W 34-32 



Series Record IUP leads 18-8 


Hale (at BU) vs. IUP 4-6 

Tepper (at IUP) vs. BU 0-1 

Last Meeting 2007; BU 41, IUP 35 


S.I.D. 

Mike Hoffman 


E-mail 

mhoffman@iup.edu 

Web Site 

iupathletics.com 



Rushing Att. Net TD Defense 


Tobias Robinson* 225 906 5 James Carson 73 7.5 4.0 1 

Harvie Tuck* 101 540 5 Cosie Spigelmeyer 64 4.5 1.0 0 

Passing C-A-I Yds. TD Mark Jackson* 47 8.0 1.5 0 

Andrew Krewatch 77-152-8 957 5 Abe Satterfield 45 4.0 2.5 1 

Pat Smith* 66-128-4 637 4 Mike Gee* 34 7.5 4.5 0 

Receiving No. Yds. TD Nick Bojalad 23 4.5 4.0 0 

Mychal Skinner* 35 458 3 Akwasi Owusu-Ansah 21 1.5 0.0 2 

Javon Rowan* 34 416 5 Cory Lanterman* 5 0.0 0.0 2 



MILLERSVILLE MARAUDERS 

SEPTEMBER 25 • BIEMESDERFER STADIUM • MILLERSVILLE, PA • 1:00 PM 


Location 

Millersville, Pa 

Founded 1855 


School Colors 

Black and Gold 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

Chryst Field at Biemesderfer Stadium 


Surface 

FieldTurf 

President 

Dr. Francine McNairy 


Peg Kauffman 



Head Coach 

Greg Colby 

Alma Mater 

Illinois ('75) 

Record at MU 2 yrs, 4-18 (.182) 


Assistants 


Running Backs 




Brad Mangle 

Roland Weeden 

Ron Rankin 

Aubrey Kelly 

Derrick Roche 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 4 Assumption 

Sep 11 Lock Haven 

Sep 18 Gannon 

Sep 25 BLOOMSBURG 

Oct 2 Cheyney 

Oct 9 at C.W. Post 

Oct 16 at Kutztown 

Oct 23 East Stroudsburg 

Oct 30 at Shippensburg 

Nov 6 at West Chester 

Nov 13 at Clarion 

2009 Results (3-8,2-5) 

at Assumption W 31-28 

at Slippery Rock L 31-14 

at Indiana (PA) L 17-3 

West Chester L 63-10 

Shippensburg L 63-24 



C.W. Post L 35-3 

Kutztown (2OT) W 41-35 

at East Stroudsburg L 44-3 




Series Record BU leads 37-30-5 

Current Win Streak 

10, BU 

Hale (at BU) vs. Millersville 12-4-1 

Colby vs. BU 0-2 

Last Meeting 2009; BU 45, MU 10 


S.I.D. 

Ethan Hulsey 


E-mail 

ethan.hulsey@millersville.edu 

Web Site 

millersvilleathletics.com 


Brad Lantz 170 719 5 

Cardoza Jacks* 61 317 3 


Bill Shirk* 155-306-11 1,734 13 


Jamal Smith* 50 729 10 

Matt Egenrieder* 31 301 1 

Brad Lantz 26 207 0 



Defense 


Matt Sutjak* 92 2.5 0.0 1 

Julius Carter 88 3.5 0.0 2 

Shane Gross* 51 8.0 4.0 0 

Chad Miller* 40 12.0 3.0 1 

Gary Tillman* 34 0.0 0.0 2 

Dan McClellan* 21 1.0 0.0 2 

Brian Knell* 19 1.5 0.0 2 

Antwain Brown-Barnes* 17 7.5 4.5 0 

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EAST STROUDSBURG WARRIORS 

OCTOBER 2 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM 


Location 

East Stroudsburg, Pa 

Founded 1893 


School Colors 

Red and Black 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

Eiler-Martin Stadium 


Surface 

Grass 

President 

Dr. Robert J. Dillman 


Dr. Thomas Gioglio 


Head Coach 

Denny Douds 

Alma Mater Slippery Rock (‘63) 

Record at ESU 36 yrs, 226-146-3 (.607) 


Assistants 






Mike Terwilliger 

John Whitelavich 

Otis Flowers 

Mike Santella 


Series Record ESU leads 43-35-2 


5, BU 

Hale (at BU) vs. ESU 14-3 

Douds vs. BU 16-20 

Last Meeting 2009; BU 27, ESU 13 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 4 at Pace 

Sep 11 IUP 

Sep 18 at California 

Sep 25 West Chester 

Oct 2 at BLOOMSBURG 

Oct 9 Kutztown 

Oct 16 at C.W. Post 

Oct 23 at Millersville 

Oct 30 Cheyney 

Nov 6 Shippensburg 

Nov 13 at Edinboro 

S.I.D. 


2009 Results (8-4, 4-3) 

at Virginia Union W 19-6 

at Gannon W 38-21 

Clarion W 45-31 

at Shippensburg L 14-38 


at West Chester W 21-20 

Bloomsburg L 13-27 

at Kutztown (OT) W 27-20 

C.W. Post L 24-42 

Millersville W 44-3 

Slippery Rock W 54-28 



Greg Knowlden 


E-mail 

gknowlden@po-box.esu.edu 

Web Site 

esuwarriors.com 


Zach Krise 102 472 5 

Kendrick Williams* 99 436 3 

Matt Marshall* 130 313 1 


Matt Marshall* 206-341-13 2,938 26 


Ed Kiser* 43 805 6 

Jeff Giglio* 38 603 3 



Defense 


Matt Freed* 132 18.0 10.0 0 

Taylor Cave* 76 2.5 1.0 2 

Mark Kalo* 74 5.0 2.0 1 

Mike Bergey* 70 3.5 2.5 0 

Shawnte Carroll* 49 0.5 0.0 5 

Jeff Case 45 13.5 7.5 0 

Nicholas Artinger 42 2.0 0.0 7 

Rudy Cerami* 34 5.0 2.5 0 



CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY WOLVES 

OCTOBER 9 • O’SHIELDS STEVENSON STADIUM • CHEYNEY, PA • 1:00 PM 


Location 

Cheyney, Pa 

Founded 1837 


School Colors 

Blue and White 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

O’Shields Stevenson Stadium 


Surface 

Natural Grass 

President 

Dr. Michelle R. Howard-Vital 


China Jude 



Head Coach 

Jeff Braxton 

Alma Mater 

Salisbury State 

Record at CU 2 yrs, 0-22 (.000) 


Assistants 



Running Backs 



Ken Lockard 

Paul Mackliin 

Corey Brinson 

Brannan Thomas 

Steve Dent 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 5 (n) Lincoln 

Sep 11 Slippery Rock 

Sep 18 Edinboro 

Sep 25 Kutztown 

Oct 2 at Millersville 

Oct 9 BLOOMSBURG 

Oct 16 at West Chester 

Oct 23 at Shippensburg 

Oct 30 at East Stroudsburg 

Nov 6 C.W. Post 

Nov 13 at California (PA) 

2009 Results (0-11, 0-7) 

Lincoln L 41-20 

at Mercyhurst L 45-15 

at Gannon L 30-9 

at C.W. Post L 51-0 

East Stroudsburg L 37-0 

at Kutztown L 35-21 

Millersville L 47-36 


at West Chester L 59-0 

Shippensburg L 31-10 

Clarion L 32-12 



Series Record 

39-9-1 BU 


20, BU 

Hale (at BU) vs. Cheyney 17-0 

Braxton vs. BU 0-2 

Last Meeting 2009; BU 28, CU 6 


S.I.D. 

Lenn Margolis 


E-mail 

lmargolis@cheyney.edu 

Web Site 

cheyneywolves.com 


Ron Hunter* 122 587 4 

Angel Rodriquez 124 519 7 


Angel Rodriquez 62-124-6 860 2 

Malik White* 13-41-4 188 1 


John Newman* 19 219 0 

Travis Taltoan* 17 292 1 



Defense 


Demel Chambers* 75 7.5 2.0 2 

Joseph Morris* 70 6.0 0.5 2 

Jacklin Petion* 60 6.0 1.0 0 

Frank Lyburn* 50 6.5 1.5 0 

Tim Hume* 45 10.5 5.0 0 

James Parker 37 10.0 7.0 0 

Stan Banks* 32 1.0 0.0 3 

Carl Meeks* 27 1.0 0.0 2 

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SHIPPENSBURG RED RAIDERS 

OCTOBER 16 • SETH GROVE STADIUM • SHIPPENSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM 


Location 

Shippensburg, Pa 

Founded 1871 


School Colors 

Red and Blue 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

Seth Grove Stadium 


Surface 

Natural Grass 

President 

Dr. William N. Ruud 


Jeff Michaels 


Head Coach 

Rocky Rees 

Alma Mater 

West Chester ('71) 

Record at Ship 20 yrs, 118-104-1 (.531) 


Assistants 



Running Backs 





Mike Burket 

Pete Lee 

J.C. Morgan 

Ben Gibboney 

Tony Johnson 

John Wetzel 


Series Record Ship leads 42-31 


1, Ship 

Hale (at BU) vs. Ship 8-8 

Rees (at Ship) vs. BU 8-11 

Last Meeting 2009; Ship 28, BU 27 

2010 Schedule 

Aug 28 Shepherd 

Sep 11 Gannon 

Sep 18 at Clarion 

Sep 25 C.W. Post 





Oct 30 Millersville 

Nov 6 at East Stroudsburg 

Nov 13 at Mercyhurst 

S.I.D. 


2009 Results (9-3, 6-1) 

at Shepherd L 34-23 

at Edinboro W 24-14 


East Stroudsburg W 38-14 

at Millersville W 63-24 


Kutztown W 26-22 

West Chester W 24-19 

at Bloomsburg W 28-27 


California (PA) W 42-35 



Bill Morgal 


E-mail 

wjmorgal@ship.edu 

Web Site 

shipraiders.com 


Kevin Herod* 188 727 5 

Kevin Marshall* 107 470 3 

Mike Frenette* 75 420 5 


Chad DiFebbo 160-314-12 2,507 27 


Mike Harris 62 1,018 10 

Chase DiFebbo 27 606 5 



Defense 


Andy Casale 65 11.0 2.5 0 

Vinnie Ranauto* 60 8.5 2.5 2 

Riley Bowen* 58 7.5 2.0 1 

Travis Proctor 57 2.5 0.0 4 

Josh Simmons 52 9.0 4.0 2 

Jamahn McCollough* 29 1.0 0.0 2 

Tyton Brunner 23 9.0 5.5 0 

Andy Horn* 19 8.5 5.5 0 



WEST CHESTER GOLDEN RAMS 

OCTOBER 23 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 3:30 PM 


Location 

West Chester, Pa 

Founded 1871 


School Colors 

Purple and Gold 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

John A. Farrell Stadium 


Surface 

Field Turf 

President 

Dr. Greg Weisenstein 


Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic 



Head Coach 

Bill Zwaan 

Alma Mater 

Delaware ('79) 

Record at WCU 7 yrs, 61-25 (.709) 


Assistants 



Running Backs 




Mike Furlong 

Gerald Toney 

Jack Klebe 

Mike Lux 

Clarence Johnson 

Nick Sama 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 2 at Delaware 

Sep 11 Edinboro 

Sep 18 at Slippery Rock 

Sep 25 at East Stroudsburg 

Oct 2 C.W. Post 

Oct 7 Shippensburg 


Oct 23 at BLOOMSBURG 


Nov 6 Millersville 

Nov 13 at Indiana (PA) 

2009 Results (7-4, 5-2) 

at Lock Haven W 43-0 

at Delaware L 35-0 




East Stroudsburg L 21-20 

at C.W. Post W 34-26 


Cheyney W 59-0 

Bloomsburg W 30-14 

Mercyhurst W 45-13 



Series Record WCU leads 46-21 


3, WCU 

Hale (at BU) vs. WCU 10-7 

Zwaan (at WCU) vs. BU 5-2 

Last Meeting 2009; WCU 30, BU 14 


S.I.D. 

James Zuhlke 


E-mail 

jzuhlke@wcupa.edu 

Web Site 

wcugoldenrams.com 


D'Andre Webb* 81 423 7 

Lee Hopkins 92 278 4 


Jared Jorgensen* 188-329-10 2,759 20 


Steve Miller 46 759 9 

Dan DePalma* 45 832 9 

Ryan Paulson 28 304 1 



Defense 


Mike Dell 72 7.0 4.0 1 

Mike Holland 64 9.0 2.5 0 

Sam Scott 62 17.0 7.5 1 

Corey Rhood 51 2.5 0.0 2 

Cordero Newkirk* 38 3.0 0.0 1 

Travis Ford-Bey* 31 8.5 3.5 0 

Matt Colyar* 29 4.5 0.0 0 

Kevin Garland 16 0.5 0.0 3 

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C.W. POST PIONEERS 

OCTOBER 30 • HICKOX FIELD • BROOKVILLE, NY • 1:00 PM 


Location 

Brookville, NY 

Founded 1954 


School Colors 

Green and Gold 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

Hickox Field 


Surface 

Field Turf 

President 

Dr. David J. Steinberg 


Bryan Collins 



Head Coach 

Bryan Collins 

Alma Mater 

St. John’s University ('87) 

Record at CWP 12 yrs, 93-39 (.705) 


Assistants 

Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line 

Running Backs 



Brian Hughes 

Omar King 

James Gibbons 

Ernie Blount 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 4 at American Intern. 

Sep 11 California (PA) 

Sep 18 Mercyhurst 

Sep 25 at Shippensburg 



Oct 16 East Stroudsburg 



Nov 6 at Cheyney 

Nov 13 at Slippery Rock 

2009 Results (6-5, 5-2) 

American Intern. L 21-6 

at Indiana (PA) L 27-14 

at Edinboro L 31-23 



Shippensburg W 40-24 



at East Stroudsburg W 42-24 





Series Record BU leads 3-0 


3, BU 

Hale (at BU) vs. C.W. Post 3-0 

Collins (at CWP) vs. BU 0-3 

Last Meeting 2009; BU 24, CWP 14 


S.I.D. 

Sarah Ralls 


E-mail 

Sarah.Ralls@liu.edu 

Web Site 

cwpostpioneers.com 


Thomas Beverly* 209 1,094 11 

Eric Anderwkavich* 139 715 6 


Eric Anderwkavich* 152-261-5 1,854 21 


Chris Harris 49 731 7 

Darnel Williams* 43 489 9 

Andrew Kell* 33 360 4 



Defense 


Peter Manns 108 10.5 2.0 1 

Tayrance Smith 82 10.5 2.5 0 

Billy O'Connor* 61 4.5 0.0 1 

Detrick Belvin 51 1.5 0.0 2 

Marquise Herron 49 2.5 0.0 3 

Lou Scala* 35 8.0 4.0 1 

Xavier Brown* 30 13.5 8.5 0 

Norman Smith 22 1.5 0.0 2 



KUTZTOWN GOLDEN BEARS 

NOVEMBER 6 • REDMAN STADIUM • BLOOMSBURG, PA • 1:00 PM 


Location 

Kutztown, Pa 

Founded 1866 


School Colors 

Maroon and Gold 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

University Field 


Surface 

A-Turf 

President 

Dr. F. Javier Cevallos 


Greg Bamberger 



Head Coach 

Raymond Monica 

Alma Mater North Alabama (‘90) 

Record at KU 4 yrs, 17-26 (.395) 


Assistants 


Running Backs 




Drew Folmar 

Dan Csencsitz 

Tim Tobin 

Dennis Iezzi 

Raymond Yannuzzzi 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 4 Saint Anselm 

Sep 11 Mercyhurst 

Sep 18 at Lock Haven 

Sep 25 at Cheyney 

Oct 2 Shippensburg 

Oct 9 at East Stroudsburg 


Oct 23 C.W. Post 

Oct 30 West Chester 

Nov 6 at BLOOMSBURG 

Nov 13 at Gannon 

2009 Results (3-8, 1-6) 

at St. Anselm W 17-13 

at Clarion W 25-6 

Slippery Rock L 27-24 


at West Chester L 37-17 



at E. Stroudsburg (OT) L 27-20 

at Millersville (2OT) L 41-35 


Indiana (PA) L 34-32 





13, BU 

Hale (at BU) vs. Kutztown 13-0 

Monica vs. BU 0-4 

Last Meeting 2009; BU 31, KU 12 


S.I.D. 

Rob Knox 


E-mail 

knox@kutztown.edu 

Web Site 

kubears.com 


Dontay Wilson 140 735 4 


Kevin Morton* 160-284-7 1,921 15 

Shane Martin 42-75-4 409 3 


Chris McCormick* 48 610 7 

Dominick Massey* 31 397 4 

Shane Martin 30 364 2 



Defense 


Joel Irwin* 92 10.0 0.0 0 

Khalief Evans* 79 5.0 0.0 0 

Jay McKnight* 73 2.5 0.0 1 

David Cressman 57 10.5 2.0 0 

Christopher Medina 55 3.5 1.5 0 

Kevin Bolinsky* 49 15.0 9.5 0 

Chris McCaffrey 22 2.0 1.0 1 

Aaron Schweibinz* 21 0.0 0.0 1 

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LOCK HAVEN BALD EAGLES 

NOVEMBER 13 • HUBERT JACK STADIUM • LOCK HAVEN, PA • 12:00 PM 


Location 

Lock Haven, Pa 

Founded 1870 


School Colors 

Crimson and White 

Conference 

PSAC 

Stadium 

Hubert Jack Stadium 


Surface 

A-Turf 

President 

Dr. Keith T. Miller 


Sharon Taylor 



Head Coach 

John Klacik 

Alma Mater Lock Haven (‘88) 

Record at LHU 5 yrs, 5-49 (.093) 


Assistants 




Eric Saenz 

Terry Szucs 

Matt Monty 

2010 Schedule 

Sep 4 at VMI 

Sep 11 at Millersville 

Sep 18 Kutztown 

Sep 25 at Mercyhurst 

Oct 2 at California (PA) 

Oct 9 Clarion 

Oct 16 Gannon 

Oct 23 at Slippery Rock 

Oct 30 Edinboro 

Nov 6 at Indiana (PA) 

Nov 13 BLOOMSBURG 

2009 Results (0-10, 0-7) 



at Clarion L 24-0 

Mercyhurst L 19-7 

at Edinboro L 41-6 


Indiana (PA) L 45-0 

at Gannon L 27-0 

Slippery Rock L 47-6 






2, BU 

Hale vs. Lock Haven 12-1 

Klacik vs. BU 0-1 

Last Meeting 2005; BU 63, LHU 0 


S.I.D. 

Doug Spatafore 


E-mail 

dspatafo@lhup.edu 

Web Site 

lhup.edu/sports/havensports 


Jeremiah Dunchack* 53 142 0 


Jarrett Kratzer* 89-167-6 725 1 

Shawn Faulk 42-73-2 349 0 

Jarryd Burkett* 28-49-3 221 2 


Jay Hartman* 31 380 1 

Ryan Poorman 19 151 0 



Defense 


Wes Plummer* 62 5.5 1.0 1 

Dean Tortorice 56 6.0 0.0 1 

Shane Barie 56 2.0 0.0 0 

Luke Ellison 49 11.0 2.0 0 

Nick Gounaris* 47 6.0 2.0 0 

Tyree Pompey 39 1.0 0.0 1 

Guy Clark 23 0.5 0.0 1 

Raymond Brooks 16 4.0 3.0 0 



The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 

Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference has evolved into one of the 

NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences. 

The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its women’s programs. 

Only three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II. 

The most recent enhancement came during the 2008-09 academic year when the PSAC expanded adding full-time members Gannon 

and Mercyhurst, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. The membership now consists of 16 full-time institutions and the 

associate. 

All of the league’s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state 

conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: the largest conference in Division II, the largest football-playing 

conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level. 

Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools annually send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA postseason play. 

The membership’s success has yielded 42 NCAA team and 228 individual title winners. 

While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has evolved into one of Division II’s finest from an academic standpoint. Nearly 

1/3 of the PSAC’s estimated 6,200 participants are honored each year as “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a GPA of 3.25 or better - a total that 

has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were first recognized in the mid-1990s. 

Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. 

PSAC schools enroll over 118,000 students and claim over 670,000 alumni, including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. 

The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, two assistant commissioners and a 

director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa. 

Eastern Division 

Bloomsburg 

Huskies 

Cheyney 

Wolves 

Western Division 

California 

Vulcans 

Clarion 

Golden Eagles 

C.W. Post 

Pioneers 

East Stroudsburg 

Warriors 

Edinboro 

Fighting Scots 

Gannon 

Golden Knights 

Kutztown 

Golden Bears 

Millersville 

Marauders 

Indiana 

Crimson Hawks 

Lock Haven 

Bald Eagles 

Shippensburg 

Red Raiders 

West Chester 

Golden Rams 

Mercyhurst 

Lakers 

Slippery Rock 

“The Rock” 

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HEAD COACH DANNY HALE 

Danny Hale 

Head Coach 

Danny Hale, one of the winningest 

coaches in all of Division II, will begin 

his 18th season at the helm of the 

Huskies in 2010. Hale also spent five 

years as head coach at West Chester 

University. 

At Bloomsburg, Hale has posted a 

career record of 144-49-1 (.745) and 

holds the school record for most 

coaching victories. Overall in 22 years 

as a head coach he has a mark of 184- 

62-1 (.747) and is ranked among the 

top 10 active coaches in NCAA Division 

II in winning percentage. In his 

16 seasons as head coach at Bloomsburg he has led the Huskies 

to 10 outright or shared Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 

(PSAC) Eastern Division titles and six NCAA post-season playoff 

berths. In last decade Bloomsburg is one of the most successful 

NCAA Division II programs with a combined record of 92-25 

(.786) since 2000. 

In 2008, the Huskies started the season winning the first nine 

games of the year, including wins over nationally-ranked Ashland 

and California (Pa). Bloomsburg earned a bid to the NCAA 

Division II playoffs for the sixth time overall, and fifth time this 

decade, reaching the NCAA Region One finals. 

In 2006, the Huskies posted a mark of 12-2 and won the PSAC 

Eastern Division title, while 

also capturing the NCAA 

Northeast Regional title and 

advancing to the NCAA 

Division II national semifinals. 

Hale was named the 

PSAC East Coach of the 

Year, the American Football 

Coaches Association 

(AFCA) Division II District 

I Coach of the Year and was 

a finalist for the Liberty 

Mutual Coach of the Year 

award. By virtue of being 

a finalist for the award he 

was featured on an ABC- 

TV special hosted by Keith 

Jackson. 

In 2005, Hale led the Huskies 

to a record of 11-1, including an unbeaten (11-0) mark in the 

regular season. It was just the fourth time in school history that a 

Bloomsburg team went through the regular season without a loss. 

He also earned PSAC Eastern Division Coach of the Year honors 

and the AFCA District One Coach of the Year award. 

The Huskies also reached the NCAA playoffs in 1996, 2000 and 

2001 seasons. During the 2000 season the Huskies were 12-3 and 

advanced to the NCAA championship game, eventually losing in 

the title contest. The team reached the finals after rallying from 

a 19-point deficit against UC-Davis in the national semi-finals to 

post a 58-48 win. Hale earned the American Football Coaches 

Association Division II National Coach of the Year following the 

season. 

Overall Hale has also been named the AFCA District I Coach of 

the Year honors nine times, the third highest total in the program's 

history. Twice he has won the honor in consecutive seasons 

(2000 and 2001 and 2005 and 2006). He has been named the 

PSAC Eastern Division Coach of the Year 10 times, including four 

straight from 1994 to 1997 and back-to-back in 2005 and 2006. 

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HEAD COACH DANNY HALE 

Hale’s Career Record 

Year School W L T Pct Postseason 

1984 West Chester 7 3 0 .700 PSAC East Co-Champs 

1985 West Chester 7 3 0 .700 

1986 West Chester 8 3 0 .727 PSAC East Champs 

1987 West Chester 9 2 0 .818 PSAC East Champs 

1988 West Chester 9 2 0 .818 NCAA Division II Playoffs 

1993 Bloomsburg 5 6 0 .455 

1994 Bloomsburg 8 3 0 .727 PSAC East Co-Champs 


1996 Bloomsburg 10 2 0 .833 NCAA Division II Playoffs, PSAC East Champs 

1997 Bloomsburg 8 2 0 .800 PSAC East Champs 



2000 Bloomsburg 12 3 0 .800 NCAA National Runner-Up, NCAA Northeast Region Champs, 

PSAC East Champs, Lambert Cup Winners, ECAC Team of the Year 






2006 Bloomsburg 12 2 0 .857 NCAA Northeast Region Champs, 

National Semi-Finalist, PSAC East Champs 


2008 Bloomsburg 11 2 0 .846 NCAA National Quarterfinalist 


TOTALS 184 62 1 .747 

Among the great players Hale has coached include Irv Sigler, the 

winner of the 1997 Harlon Hill Award as the nation's best Division 

II football player. Sigler finished the year as one of the few 

players ever in Division II history to average more than 200 yards 

per game rushing. 

In addition, Hale also coached Jamar Brittingham, a 2005 top 

three finalist for the Harlon Hill. Brittingham finished 2005 as 

college football's top rusher and scorer and was fourth in Division 

II in all-purpose yards. At the end of Brittingham's career in 2007, 

he was the all-time leading rusher and scorer in the history of 

both Bloomsburg and the PSAC and set a total of 29 school and 

conference records. 

Hale’s other standout performer has been Jahri Evans, a fourth 

round draft choice of the New Orleans Saints in 2006. Evans, an 

offensive lineman, has started each game for the Saints the past 

three seasons along with two post-season games. He was named 

to the NFL All-Rookie team in 2006. 

At West Chester Hale posted a mark of 40-13 and won three 

PSAC East titles and advanced to the NCAA playoffs in 1988. 

coordinator at Colgate from 1981 to 1983. Prior to Colgate, Hale 

was the offensive line coach at Bucknell from 1975-80 and was 

defensive coordinator/linebacker coach at Vermont in 1974. 

Hale is a graduate of West Chester, earning his bachelor's and 

master's degrees in Health and Physical Education in 1968 and 

1973. He was an all-conference pick at West Chester and earned 

the team's most valuable player in the 1967 State Championship 

game, while also lettering three times for the track and field team. 

He is a member of the West Chester Football Hall of Fame and 

the Delaware County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of 

Fame. 

In 1968 Hale signed with the Pottstown Firebirds, the semi 

professional farm club of the Philadelphia Eagles, before entering 

the Marine Corps where he played middle linebacker for the 

Quantico Marines. Following a three-year stint, he was honorably 

discharged as a first lieutenant in 1972. 

Hale and his wife Diane are the parents of four children, Roman; 

Brandie; Tyson; and Christina and have nine grandchildren. 

Prior to West Chester, Hale was an offensive line and defensive 


ASSISTANT COACHES 

Paul Darragh 

Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 

Paul Darragh enters his 14th 

season at Bloomsburg. 

Prior to BU Darragh worked 

for two years at Indiana (PA) as 

the linebackers coach. He started 

his coaching career as a graduate 

assistant at Temple from 1987- 

89. From there, Darragh was the 

linebackers’ coach at Northeastern 

and Gannon before being promoted 

to defensive coordinator at Gannon. 

He moved from Gannon to the 

defensive coordinator post at William 

Paterson College before joining the IUP staff. A three-year starter 

and captain for Temple, he graduated in 1985 after earning All- 

East honors as an inside linebacker. 

Under Darragh’s leadership the Huskies’ defense has ranked 

in the top-half of the PSAC in total defense six of the past nine 

seasons, including back-to-back second place finishes in 2000 

and 2001 and second place in 2009. The Huskies have also ranked 

among the best in the PSAC in run 

defense finishing first or second four 

times, including second last year. 

The 2009 Huskies finished third 

nationally in scoring defense (13.36/ 

game), pacing the PSAC. BU also led 

the conference in sacks, ranking 14th 

nationally (3.09 per game). 

Darragh and his wife Yelena live in 

Orangeville with their children Sasha, 

Lemuel and Gabriel. 

Tom Pajic 

Offensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Receivers 

Tom Pajic begins his seventh 

season at Bloomsburg as offensive 

and recruiting coordinator. He 

also coaches the quarterbacks and 

receivers. 

Pajic has been integral to the 

success of the Huskies offense by 

guiding the 2008 offensive unit to 

the school single-season record in 

rushing yards and for total offense, 

points and touchdowns in 2005. 

In addition, BU ranked fifth 

nationally in rushing yards per game 

in Division II in 2004 (299), eighth 

in 2005 (284), ninth in 2007 (261) 

and fourth in 2008 (266). In 2007 the Huskies were 24th in total 

offense (439) and ninth in scoring offense (39.8), while in 2006 the 

Huskies were fifth nationally in passing efficiency (171). 

Since 2004, the Huskies offense has produced seven All- 

Americans, four All-Region selections, two Harlon Hill 

nominations, two PSAC East Player of the Year awards, three 

PSAC Rookie of the Year awards, 34 PSAC East All-Conference 

selections and have set 28 school and conference records. 

The Huskies led the PSAC in rushing yards per game in 2008 

and have been in the top four in total offense and scoring two of 

the last four years. 

Pajic, a 1991 Bloomsburg graduate, came to the Huskies after 

spending four years as the wide receivers coach at South Florida 

(USF). Prior to working at USF, Pajic spent one season as the 

offensive coordinator at Wilkes University, and has also worked at 

Hofstra, Fordham and Gettysburg. 

While at USF, Pajic coached the receivers for the Bull’s 

spread offense as well as the kick and punt returners. Under his 

leadership the Bulls’ were ranked nationally in both categories. 

While coaching these units, 29 school records in receiving, allpurpose 

yards, punt and kick returns were established. During 

his tenure he coached two All-Americans and an Academic All- 

American. 

At Wilkes in 1999, Pajic helped the Colonels to a 7-4 record 

and the ECAC Southeast title. Wilkes was ranked third in the 

Middle Atlantic Conference in total offense and passing; and 

number five in rushing. Post season honors included an MAC 

Player of the year, five MAC selections and two Academic All- 

Americans. 

In 1998, Pajic spent one season coaching the wide receivers at 

Hofstra. He was also the recruiting coordinator, running backs 

coach and tight ends coach at Fordham from 1995 to 1998. He 

began coaching in 1994 at Gettysburg College where he coached 

the wide receivers, tight ends and punters. 

While a player at Bloomsburg, Pajic set a school record for 

most receptions in a game with 17 against Lock Haven. 

Pajic, his wife Julie, daughter Grace Caraline (5), and son, 

Thomas Anthony, Jr. (4), reside in Bloomsburg. 

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Brian McBryan 

Asst. Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line 

Brian McBryan begins his 18th 

season at Bloomsburg. 

He previously coached the 

offensive line for one year at Bucknell, 

was the defensive line coach at 

Susquehanna University for six 

seasons, and served prior stints 

at Milton, Danville and Renovo- 

Bucktail high schools. McBryan is a 

1980 graduate of Lock Haven, where 

he was a three-year starter as an 

offensive lineman. He was a member 

of the Bald Eagles’ 1979 PSAC championship squad. 

At Bloomsburg, McBryan has coached eight offensive linemen 

to All-American honors, including current NFL standout Jahri 

Evans, who was a two-time All-American and finalist for the 

Upshaw Award as the nation’s best small-college lineman. 

McBryan resides in 

Bloomsburg with his wife 

Cindy and their two children, 

Laura and Matthew. 

Chet Henicle 

Defensive Secondary 

Chet Henicle starts his seventh 

season at Bloomsburg after previously 

coaching three years at Wingate (NC) 

University where he was the defensive 

backs coach along with recruiting 

coordinator and camp director. 

Prior to working at Wingate, 

Henicle spent four years at Lenoir- 

Rhyne College (NC), two years as 

receivers coach and two years as the 

defensive backs coach. He started his 

college coaching career in 1996 at 

Bloomsburg where he was in charge 

of the receivers. He also spent one season at Waynesboro High 

School coaching the running backs and defensive backs. 

A 1995 Bloomsburg graduate, Henicle was an All-American 

in two sports. During his career he was recognized as the school’s 

Undergraduate and Senior Male Athlete of the Year. 

As a catcher and center fielder on the baseball team, Henicle 

was named team MVP twice along with garnering All-PSAC 

honors three times. As a sophomore, he was fifth in the nation in 

batting with a .456 average. He captained the Huskies 1995 squad 

to the only Division II World Series appearance in school history. 

He is still the career record holder for doubles in a season and in 

a career. 

As a starting safety on the Bloomsburg football team, Henicle 

was named the team’s MVP and defensive MVP along with 

garnering All-Region and All-PSAC honors twice. As a junior 

he finished second in the nation in interceptions with eight. As a 

senior he was named an All-American and was chosen to play in 

the Snow Bowl, the top Division II all-star game in the country. 

Henicle was inducted into the BU Athletic Hall of Fame in the 

fall of 2009. 

At native of 

Waynesboro, Pa., 

Henicle and wife 

Jane Marie reside in 

Bloomsburg. 



Bill Perkins 

Defensive Line/Strength and Conditioning 

Bill Perkins is in his 17th season as 

the defensive line and strength and 

conditioning coach. 

During his tenure as defensive 

line coach, Perkins has helped coach 

20 players to first team All-PSAC 

East honors and one player to All- 

American honors. 

A 1989 graduate of Slippery Rock, 

Perkins is a health and physical 

education teacher and athletic 

director in the Bloomsburg School 

District. At Slippery Rock, Perkins 

played in 38 of 40 games as a defensive tackle for the Rock from 

1986-89. He registered 129 career tackles and was honored as a 

PSAC West second team selection in 1989. 

Perkins and his wife Debbie are the parents of two daughters, 

Leighnah and Willow. 

Ed T. Rush 

Kickers 

Ed Rush begins his seventh season 

at Bloomsburg after a 38-year career 

working for the NBA. 

At BU Rush coached All-American 

Jamar Brittingham, the all-time career 

rushing leader in both Bloomsburg 

and PSAC history, for four years. 

Brittingham went on to set nearly 30 

school and conference records and 

is currently a member of the NFL’s 

Atlanta Falcons. 

In 2006 Rush did a tremendous 

job preparing the Huskies’ running 

backs despite numerous injuries to his personnel. Overall, Rush 

used three starting tailbacks with each back gaining more than 

100-yards in a game at least once. Also, Rush prepared three 

starting fullbacks and saw eight different runners (not counting 

quarterbacks and receivers) carry the ball at least once during the 

season. 

Prior to coming to Bloomsburg, Rush was an NBA official 

from 1966 to 1998 and officiated over 2000 games, including 

NBA All-Star Games. In 1998, he then joined the NBA Basketball 

Operations department as the NBA/WNBA Director of 

Officiating. 

Prior to his work with the NBA, Rush worked as a teacher 

and football coach for Marple-Newton High School in suburban 

Philadelphia. He is a graduate of West Chester University where 

he played varsity football. He is also a nationally recognized 

motivational speaker specializing in leadership. 

Rush was recently named one of the 50 most influential 

people in sports officiating and in the summer of 2008 was 

awarded the Medallion Award by the National Association 

of Sports Officials for having given back the most to sports 

officiating. 

In addition to his 

football duties with the 

Huskies, Rush is a special 

adviser to the commissioner 

of the Pac-10 conference on 

officiating. 

A native of Philadelphia, 

Rush and his wife Trudy, 

the parents of four children, 

reside in Bloomsburg and 

have five grandchildren. 

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Alf Melito 


Alf Melito begins his fifth year 

on the Bloomsburg coaching staff 

after a 30-year career at Berwick 

High School. 

At Berwick, Melito helped coach 

six state championship teams and 

three USA Today National Championship 

teams. 

Melito is a graduate of Bloomsburg 

State College where he played 

nose guard and offensive guard 

for the Huskies. He was also selected 

to the PSAC All-Conference 

Team. After graduation in 1969, he was an elementary school 

teacher and later principal in the Berwick school district. 

He is married to his wife Dawn and has three children 

and two stepchildren. 

Maurice Daly 

Assistant Linebackers 

Maurice Daly begins his 12th 

season as assistant linebackers coach. 

Prior to Bloomsburg, he had a short 

stint with Central Columbia High 

School after relocating to the area 

from Michigan. 

In Michigan, he was the head 

football coach at Holy Redeemer High 

School for the 1994 season. A native 

of New York City, Daly attended 

Queens College, NY in 1972. 

Daly lives in Sunbury, PA and is 

the father of three children, daughters Allison and Andrea, both 

Bloomsburg University alumni and his son Maurice who will be 

a sophomore at Liberty University. He is also the grandfather of 

two, Jeremiah and Maya. 

Daly is employed at Geisinger Medical Center in the 

department of Gastroenterology. 

Robert “Gump” May 

Offensive Assistant 

May begins his second season on the Huskies staff in 2010. 

His football coaching career has covered more than 35 years, 

including 33 years as the head coach at Hershey High School. 

May was 206-164-5 in those 35 seasons, including a 198-151- 

5 mark at Hershey. He also coached two seasons at Bishop 

McDevitt High School. May's Hershey teams won one District 

3-AA and three Mid-Penn Conference championships. May is a 

graduate of West Chester University and a 2008 inductee into the 

Capital Area Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. 

Offensive Coordinator Tom Pajic 


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CAPTAINS 

8 

ALEX LANDIS 

Defensive Back Sr 6-2 210 

Pine Grove • Pine Grove 

Marketing (Management) 

Selected by his teammates as a captain for the 2010 season, Landis started 10 

games in 2009, registering 51 tackles, an interception and seven pass break-ups. He 

has quickly gained the reputation as a fierce hitter from his starting safety position and is a gifted athlete with 

natural football instincts and strong leadership qualities. His father, George, was the head coach of the Huskies 

in the mid-1980’s and led the team to a PSAC title and a berth in the 1985 NCAA semi-finals. 

2009: Made a career-high seven tackles and had one interception in win over California (PA)...Had six tackles 

in games against West Chester and Gannon to finish the season...Saw duty as punt returner during the season, 

notching two returns for 24 yards. 

2008: Made a season-high six tackles against both Ashland and West Chester...Recorded at least one tackle in 12 

of 13 games played. 

2007: Played freshman season as back-up quarterback...Threw career-long 46-yard pass and rushed for twoyard 

touchdown against Cheyney. 

Landis’ Career Defensive Statistics: 

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks Int FF FR 

2009 11-10 23 28 51 1.0 0.0 1 2 0 

2008 13-0 30 8 38 0.0 0.0 1 0 0 

TOTALS 24-10 53 36 89 1.0 0.0 2 2 0 


CAPTAINS 

11 

MIKE VARANAVAGE 

Linebacker Sr 6-0 220 

Philadelphia • Archbishop Ryan 

Marketing 

Selected a captain by his teammates for 2010, Varanavage is an exceptional athlete 

with the knack to make big plays. He has played since his freshman year at both the 

“Buck” and “Will” linebacker spots and is a vocal leader who plays with emotion. Along with ihThhomas McFarland, 

Varanavage should be one of the best pair of linebackers in the region. 

2009: Finished second on the team in tackles with 90...Tied his career-high with 12 tackles in game with West 

Chester...Had 11 tackles in win over C.W. Post...Recorded 10 tackles, six of them solo, in win over California 

(PA)...Made nine tackles with 2.5 tackles for loss and one sack in game with Shippensburg 

2008: Tied for third on the team with 53 tackles...Made a career-high 12 tackles against Gannon 

2007: Made then career-high four tackles in game with Millersville...Intercepted two passes in win over Clarion 

Other info: Played basketball for the Huskies in 2008-09 and averaged 7.3 points per game...Spent a year at Valley 

Forge Military Academy 

Varanavage’s Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-11 36 54 90 5.0 2.0 0 2 1 

2008 13-2 29 24 53 1.0 0.0 0 0 1 

2007 10-0 15 5 20 0.0 0.0 2 0 0 

TOTALS 34-13 80 83 163 6.0 2.0 2 2 2 

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CAPTAINS 

88 

BEN WEABER 

Tight End Sr 6-3 265 

Lebanon • Cedar Crest 

Criminal Justice (Sociology) 

Weaber is highly respected by his teammates and will be one of the team captains 

for the 2010 campaign. After three seasons, he has become a premier tight end in 

the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Weaber has an amazing work ethic and will be an All-American 

candidate. 

2009: Named second team All-PSAC East...Caught a pass in all but one game in which he played in during the 

2009 season...Made a career-high six catches for 69 yards in win over East Stroudsburg...Caught passes for 37 

yards in win over California (PA) 

2008: Made two receptions, including one for a touchdown, in win over Ashland...Missed a month of the season 

with injury, but returned to make eight catches in November 

2007: Caught a season-high five passes for 55 yards in season-opening game with C.W. Post...Caught two passes 

for 31 yards against IUP 

Weaber’s Career Receiving Statistics: 

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G 

2009 10-10 25 328 13.1 0 38 32.8 

2008 8-7 11 114 10.4 1 17 14.2 

2007 10-10 11 147 13.4 0 29 14.7 

TOTALS 28-27 47 589 12.5 1 38 21.0 


CAPTAINS 

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TODD GIVLER 

Defensive Line Sr 6-2 270 

Glenmoore • Downingtown West 

Geo-Environmental Planning 

Team captain and proven leader for the front, Givler is one of the most consistent 

players on the line. He is the prototype defensive tackle: strong, tough, physical and 

a phenomenal technician. Givler participated in an internship this past summer and will complete his course 

work this fall in time to graduate in December. He is a true student-athlete who could contend for post-season 

honors this fall. 

2009: Tied career-high with five tackles against C.W. Post...Made four tackles with a sack in win over East 

Stroudsburg 

2008: Made a career-high five tackles against Gannon 

2007: Had at least one tackle in seven of nine games played 

Givler’s Career Defensive Statistics: 

GP-GS Solo Ast Tot TFL Sacks FF FR 

2009 11-11 8 16 24 6.0 2.0 0 1 

2008 13-11 8 8 16 2.0 1.0 0 0 

2007 9-0 5 5 10 1.0 1.0 0 0 

TOTALS 33-22 21 29 50 9.0 4.0 0 1 

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QUARTERBACKS 

9 

PAT CAREY 

Quarterback Jr 6-2 205 

Loyalsock • Loyalsock Twp. 

Biology - Pre-Med 

Carey had a productive spring and is competing for the starting quarterback spot. 

He has a thorough understanding of the offense and brings veteran leadership to 

the group. Carey is tough, determined and competitive, and he has learned to lead the offense this spring. The 

Huskies will benefit from his maturity and leadership. Carey arrived at Bloomsburg after transferring from Lafayette. 

2009: Did not play (red shirt). 

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MIKE WAGNER 

Quarterback Jr 6-0 195 

Hershey • Hershey 

Exercise Science 

After being the number-two quarterback last year, Wagner has made immense strides in 

his development. He has tremendous athleticism and is a tough competitor. Wagner has 

firm knowledge of the Husky system and many intangible qualities that will be a critical part of the success of the offense. 

2009: Saw action in three games...Completed career-long 33-yard pass against Millersville. 

2008: Played in four games...Threw first career TD pass in win over Cheyney. 

Wagner’s Career Passing Statistics: 

GP-GS Att Comp Pct Yds TD Int LG Avg/G 

2009 3-0 9 6 66.7 84 0 1 33 28.0 

2008 4-0 8 5 62.5 54 1 0 16 13.5 

TOTALS 7-0 17 11 64.7 138 1 1 33 19.7 


QUARTERBACKS 

15 

ADAM DILTZ 

Quarterback R-Fr 5-11 190 

Bloomsburg • Central Columbia 

Environmental Planning 

Having been a red-shirt in 2009, Diltz developed the understanding of BU offensive 

concepts that will put him on track to lead the Husky offense in the future. His 

strengths include a quick release with perception and anticipation of the action around him. Diltz will have the 

advantage of learning from a qualified group of quarterbacks as he develops in the Husky system. 

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GLENN HUTTON 

Quarterback/WR R-Fr 6-0 185 

Sicklerville, NJ • Pope Paul VI 

Accounting 

In the spring, Hutton saw action at quarterback, wide receiver, and on special 

teams. His diverse talents will give the Huskies options for how to best utilize him 

on the field. Hutton has an instinctive comprehension of the quarterback position, its route packages, and the 

adjustments that come with it. His work ethic is second to none, and he competes at such a high level that he 

inspires everyone around him to play stronger. 

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RUNNING BACKS 

4 

DERRICK PRICE 

Running Back Jr 5-8 180 

Burlington, NJ • Burlington City 

Communication Studies 

A returning two-year starter, Price has proven that "Lightning" can strike anywhere. 

He has outstanding vision and is liable to break a play anywhere on the line of 

scrimmage. Price had an excellent spring where he showed improvement in his blocking, helping to make him 

even more of a threat in the Huskies' offense. 

2009: Named first team All-PSAC East...Led the Huskies in rushing with 762 yards and 12 touchdowns... Scored 

multiple touchdowns in three consecutive games, including three touchdowns and 185 rushing yards against 

C.W. Post....Rushed for more than 100 yards in four games...Had a career-long 59-yard rush as he collected 165 

yards and scored once in win over East Stroudsburg...Caught career-high four passes for 51 yards, rushing for 

105 yards and scoring twice against Kutztown...Finished the year 10th on the school’s all-time career rushing 

list. 

2008: Named the PSAC East Freshman of the Year and first team All-PSAC East...Broke the BU single-season 

record for rushing yards by a freshman after gaining 1,279 yards and six touchdowns...Eclipsed the 100-yard 

rushing mark six times in the season....Rushed for a career-high 186 yards against Mercyhurst...Gained 112 

yards and scored once in NCAA playoff game against California (PA). 

Price’s Career Rushing Statistics: 

GP-GS No Yds Avg TD LG Avg/G 

2009 8-7 139 762 5.5 12 59 95.2 

2008 12-12 218 1,279 5.9 7 48 106.6 

TOTALS 20-19 357 2,041 5.7 19 59 102.1 

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FRANKLYN QUITEH 

Running Back R-Fr 5-10 197 

Tobyhanna • Pocono Mountain West 

Undeclared 

Coming off a redshirt freshman year and excellent spring, Quiteh has shown that 

he has the tools to be a power tailback in the Huskies' offense. He is a model student, 

both on the football field and in the classroom, and he looks to eventually rival the accomplishments of 

last year's MVP, Stef Adams. 


RUNNING BACKS 

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KENNY DOMZALSKI 


Milford • Delaware Valley 


"Thunder," a returning two-year starter, has fully recovered from a freshman injury 

and, after an outstanding spring, has developed into a strong and capable player. 

Domzalski's efforts to improve his blocking and pass receiving will only help him be more of a threat in the Huskies 

offense. 

2009: Finished second on the team in rushing with 605 yards...Gained a season-high 121 yards and scored two 

times against Shippensburg, including a career-long 77-yard touchdown run...Rushed for 86 yards and caught 

career-high four passes in win over Mercyhurst. 

2008: Was named second team All-PSAC East... Finished second on the team with 878 yards rushing...Rushed 

for over 100 yards three times...Posted career-highs of 16 carries and 172 rushing yards against Ashland (OH) 

in the season opener, nabbing PSAC East Offensive Player of the Week honors for his efforts...Ran for 141 yards, 

including a 63-yard touchdown against Millersville...Nabbed first receiving touchdown with 43-yard catch versus 

Mercyhurst. 

Domzalski’s Career Rushing Statistics: 


2009 11-4 121 605 5.0 3 77 55.0 

2008 12-0 162 878 5.4 3 63 73.2 

TOTALS 23-4 283 1,483 5.2 6 77 64.5 

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MIKE QUINTANS 

Running Back So 5-8 210 

Media • Penncrest 

Biology - Pre-Physical Therapy 

Returning to the team after a year's absence, Quintans was a pleasant surprise this 

past spring, showing the ability to execute all that is required of fullbacks. Possessing 

impressive burst speed and agility, he has refined his expertise this summer to become the physical fullback 

that is needed in the Husky offense. 

Quintans' Career Rushing Statistics: 

2008: Rushed eight times for 40 yards and first career 

touchdown in win over Cheyney. 


2009 Did Not Play 

2008 3-0 9 46 5.1 1 9 15.3 

TOTALS 3-0 9 46 5.1 1 9 15.3 

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RUNNING BACK / WIDE RECEIVER 

37 

MATT COX 


Lewisberry • Red Land 


After an outstanding spring, Cox will be a starting fullback again this season. Like 

a coach on the field, he has a firm grasp of what the team is trying to do and knows 

every position's responsibility. He makes few mental mistakes and plays to his physical limits, quietly leading 

by example. Cox is the prototypical Bloomsburg Husky: selfless, hard working, enthusiastic, and physical. His 

brother Mike Cox is a running back for the Kansas City Chiefs. 

Cox’s Career Statistics: 

Rushing Receiving 

GP-GS Att Yds Avg Rec Yds Avg 

2009 11-3 5 4 0.8 2 20 10.0 

2008 9-0 4 29 7.2 1 5 5.0 

TOTALS 20-3 9 33 3.7 3 25 8.3 

2009: Backup fullback for the Huskies...Saw action in all 11 

games...Caught nine-yard pass against Millersville...Made 

11-yard reception against Cheyney. 

2008: Recorded career-long 14-yard rush attempt against 

Millersville. 

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CHRIS TRESSLER 

Wide Receiver Sr 6-0 185 

Lewistown • Lewistown 


Tressler was a key player in the mix last year and will be equally or more essential 

in his final season. He plays the game with passion and physicality, showcasing superior 

stamina and effort. Known for being aggressive and resilient, Tressler will be looked upon for his inspirational, 

veteran leadership. He is also a member of the Huskies baseball team where he both pitches and plays the 

outfield; in 2010, he started all 44 games and hit .328 over 131 at-bats. 

2009: Finished third on the team in receptions and yards receiving...Caught first career touchdown pass against 

Kutztown, one of a career-high five receptions that game...Made four catches for career-high 84 yards against 

West Chester...Made three receptions against both Shippensburg and Gannon during the season. 

Tressler’s Career Receiving Statistics: 


2009 11-5 21 320 15.2 1 45 29.1 

2008 13-0 2 24 12.0 0 12 1.8 

TOTALS 24-5 23 344 14.9 1 45 14.3 

2008: Saw action in all 13 games for the Huskies...Caught 

12 yard pass against Ashland...Made 12 yard reception 

against Cheyney. 


WIDE RECEIVERS 

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CORY STIGER 

Wide Receiver Sr 6-1 190 

Williamsport • Loyalsock Twp. 

Marketing 

Stiger had a breakout year in 2009 and will be depended upon for his physicality 

and leadership within the wide-receiver group. Stiger is a fast, athletic and disciplined 

route runner, and expectations are high, as his production this season is projected to be his best yet. 

2009: Led the Huskies in receptions with 28 and in receiving yards with 467...Was third on team in scoring with 

42 points...Caught passes in 10 of 11 games during the season..Made first career touchdown catch at California 

(PA) in second game of the season...Had three games with career-best four receptions...Caught four passes, 

including a career-long 57-yard catch, totaling a career-high 122 yards and two touchdowns at West Chester... 

Caught passes for 84 yards and one score against C.W. Post. 

2008: Caught a three passes for 30 yards against Cheyney... 

Made two receptions for 12 yards in NCAA playoff game 

with West Chester. 

2007: Caught three passes in limited action for the Huskies. 

Stiger’s Career Receiving Statistics: 


2009 11-10 28 467 16.7 7 57 42.5 

2008 12-0 7 61 8.7 0 16 5.1 

2007 9-0 3 29 9.7 0 16 3.2 

TOTALS 32-10 38 557 14.6 7 57 17.4 

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KETER CROSBY 

Wide Receiver Jr 6-3 195 

Tobyhanna • Pocono Mountain West 

Mass Communications (Sociology) 

Crosby had a good spring and his debut with the Huskies is expected to add depth 

to the wide receiver group. With superior body control and rangy athleticism, 

he has tremendous composure to go and get the football when in the air. Crosby is a tough player and will be 

counted on this year for consistency. 

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26 

TYLER GUISE 

Wide Receiver Jr 6-0 180 

Mechanicsburg • Cumberland Valley 

History 

Guise had a great spring of production. He is an exceptional athlete that will be 

counted on this year to make plays for the Husky offense. He is an elusive route 

runner, possessing exceptional speed and dexterity. Doubling as a returner on special teams, Guise will utilize 

his work ethic and passion to improve to elevate himself to an amazing year. 

2009: Saw limited action for the Huskies, appearing in five games...Made two receptions for 20 yards against 

Millersville...Got first career rushing attempt against ESU and gained 19 yards. 

2008: Saw time as defensive back, recording 

five tackles, including four unassisted. 

Guise's Career Returning Statistics: 

Kick Returns 

Punt Returns 

GP Ret Yds Avg TD LG Ret Yds Avg TD LG 

2009 5 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 19 19.0 0 19 

2008 12 10 245 24.5 0 33 1 9 9.0 0 9 

TOTALS 17 10 245 24.5 0 33 2 28 14.0 0 19 

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KYLE FISHER 

Wide Receiver So 6-0 185 

Denver • Cocalico 


Fisher's spring was hampered this by injury. Last year, he saw limited action as a 

wide receiver and returner, and expectations are high for him in this same dual role 

for him this season. Fisher has tremendous speed and the ability to dodge defenders to gain major yards, making 

him a threat wherever he lines up on the field. His addition to the lineup makes for extensive depth in the wide 

receiver group. 

2009: Had a 33-yard kick return against Kutztown...Tallied three tackles as member of special-teams unit...Recorded 

first career reception with a nine-yard catch against Cheyney. 



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RYAN DICKERSON 


Harleysville • Souderton 

Communications 

Dickerson missed spring due to an injury but will be at full strength by pre-season 

camp and is expected to pick up where he left off: producing. He has soft hands 

and the can stretch the defense with his speed. Dickerson's capability to have a breakout year could make him an 

impact player within the receiver group. 

2009: Did not play. 

2008: Caught career-high three passes for 36 yards against Kutztown...Made two catches for 23 yards against 

C.W. Post...In only kick return of season, picked up 28 yards against Gannon. 

Dickerson's Career Receiving Statistics: 



2008 6-0 5 59 11.8 0 16 9.8 

TOTALS 6-0 5 59 11.8 0 16 9.8 

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MATT MARCHIONI 


Wilmington, DE • Brandywine 

Finance 

After a solid spring, Marchioni has gained the knowledge and understanding to 

have an incredible year. He has a knack for getting open and making plays in traffic 

with a reputation for practicing and drilling diligently. His precise route running and proficient hands make him 

a premium addition to the group. 

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TIGHT ENDS 

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DYLAN MANNI 

Tight End Jr 6-3 240 

Bensalem • Bensalem 

Criminal Justice 

Manni saw playing time at both tight end and fullback during the 2009 season. He 

is a physical blocker and is used in the Huskies' short-yardage attack. Manni possesses 

the capacity for post-season honors, and the team will rely on a major contribution from him to be successful 

this year. 

Manni’s Career Receiving Statistics: 


2009 10-1 8 89 11.1 1 33 8.9 

2008 11-1 2 25 12.5 0 14 2.3 

TOTALS 21-2 10 114 11.4 1 33 5.4 

2009: Made at least one catch in five straight games... 

Caught first scoring pass at Kutztown on two-yard reception...Caught 

career-long 33-yard pass against Millersville. 

2008: Saw action as a true-freshman, receiving passes 

against East Stroudsburg and Cheyney. 

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MARK DANIELS 

Tight End So 6-6 245 

Sinking Spring • Wilson 

Accounting (Exercise Science) 

Daniels was hampered this spring by an operation. He is a big tight end with a lot of 

potential to be a big-time player. He has shown flashes that give hope for his continued 

development and will certainly be in the mix this fall. 

2009: Played in 10 games...Caught 12-yard pass against Millersville. 



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PAT CASEY 

Guard Sr 6-0 300 

Matamoras • Delaware Valley 


Named a pre-season All-American, Casey returns as one of the leaders on the offensive 

front. First-team all-PSAC at offensive guard in 2009, he is dominant at the 

point of attack. His tremendous strength and knowledge of the BU system make him an All-American candidate 

for the Huskies. Casey has appeared in 25 games in three seasons, including starts in all 11 of 2009. 

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JUSTIN WALKER 

Guard Sr 6-1 320 

Coatesville • Coatesville 

Business Management / M.B.A. 

Walker was All-PSAC in 2009 at offensive guard and is one of the strongest players 

on the offensive front. He is highly respected by his teammates and will be a powerful 

force in 2010, possessing the tools to be a candidate for All-American honors. Walker has started in 33 of the 

team's 34 games over his first three years of play. 

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62 

KENNY ORLANDO 

Guard Jr 6-1 285 

Womelsdorf • Conrad Weiser 

Special Education / Elementary Education 

Orlando moved from defense to offensive guard in the spring. With his athleticism 

and improved knowledge of the system, he has an opportunity to make an impact 

in the Huskies’ attack this season. Orlando has participated in 21 games in the last two years, missing only three. 

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DARYL KURTZ 

Tackle Jr 6-4 315 

Milton • Milton 

Special Education / Elementary Education 

Kurtz returns as a starting tackle and has vastly improved his play over the last few 

seasons. Having improved his strength and flexibility, he has potential to have a 

productive 2010 season and earn post-season honors. Kurtz has appeared in every BU game over the past two 

seasons, starting in all except two. 

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ALEX BUCHERT 

Center So 6-2 285 

Robesonia • Conrad Weiser 

Criminal Justice 

Buchert had a productive spring at center for the Huskies. He has gained valuable 

experience during his freshman year and will be called upon to make an impact in 

2010. 



71 

BRANDON ALLEN 

Tackle So 6-2 300 

Philadelphia • Frankford 

History 

After making four appearances in the 2008 season, Allen returns to the team for the 

2010. With his improved strength and knowledge of the offense, he will be expected 

to make a significant impression at offensive tackle. 

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BRIAN CLARKE 

Tackle So 6-3 305 

Danville • Danville 

Undeclared 

Clarke will battle for a starting tackle position, a critical for the Huskies’ success 

this year. The team will rely on Clarke to provide consistency as a forceful run 

blocker this season, as he has great potential and looks to make a considerable contribution to the offensive line 

this season. 

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CHRIS STECK 

Offensive Line R-Fr 6-0 275 

Mt. Carmel • Mt. Carmel 

Undeclared 

Steck had a beneficial spring at center, regularly demonstrating an outstanding 

work ethic and positive attitude. He will be relied upon to provide depth at both 

center and offensive guard. 

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78 

MARCUS ZIMMERMAN 

Defensive Tackle Sr 6-0 270 

Lititz • Manheim Central 


Zimmerman plays extremely hard and is difficult to block one-on-one. A four-year 

player at defensive tackle, he will be a quick and physical presence that will challenge 

opponents on every play with his incredible talent. Zimmerman carries himself as a quiet leader, yet is not 

afraid to energize his teammates when necessary. 

2009: Recorded career-high seven total tackles and three tackles for loss in games against both Kutztown and 

East Stroudsburg...Had 2.5 sacks, stealing a sum of 17 yards from Kutztown. 

Zimmerman's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-11 18 21 39 11.0 6.0 1 1 

2008 12-4 14 11 25 4.0 2.0 0 0 

2007 7-0 6 2 8 3.0 1.0 0 0 

TOTALS 30-15 38 34 72 18.0 9.0 1 1 

2008: Made a season-high six tackles in regular season 

matchup against California (PA). 

2007: Had tackles in five of seven appearances. 

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DAVE HUOT 

Defensive End Sr 6-4 260 

Bethlehem • Freedom 

Environmental Planning (Geology) 

Huot has been a big-play guy for the past two years and has now taken over the 

starting role at defensive end. He is versatile and able to also play defensive tackle. 

A perceptive judge of offensive schemes and personnel, Huot is strong and savvy on the field, and he will also be 

looked to for leadership and big plays. He has a unique personality and is a strong student in the classroom. 

2009: Had three tackles for loss, totaling 17 yards, 

against California (PA). 

2008: Made career-high eight tackles in game against 

Gannon. 

Huot's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 10-2 8 4 12 6.5 1.0 1 1 

2008 13-1 21 16 37 8.5 2.5 3 1 


2006 4-0 4 3 7 2.0 1.5 0 0 

TOTALS 27-3 33 23 56 17.0 5.0 4 2 



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JOHN PETTINE 

Defensive End Jr 6-3 265 

Gilbertsville • Archbishop 

Geology 

Pettine came back from an injury last spring and provided the Huskies defensive 

front with depth and production. He is a big-body that is able to stop both the 

inside and outside run, and he has become a formidable pass-rusher. Pettine will be one of the team leaders for 

the front this fall and has the power to become a commanding force, carrying on a great tradition of superior 

ends at BU. Pettine is a dedicated student on the field and in the classroom, and he is a coachable player who can 

change the game at any time. 

2009: Broke up two passes and had back-to-back sacks 

against Kutztown...Had career-high four tackles against 

both Mercyhurst and West Chester. 

Pettine's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 9-0 8 6 14 1.5 2.5 0 0 

2008 9-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 18-0 8 6 14 1.5 2.5 0 0 

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DAVE ONORATO 


Hummelstown • Bishop McDevitt 

Political Science (Sociology / History) 

After a brief stint at linebacker, Onorato has firmly settled in to the defensive end 

position. Having played tailback in high school, he has developed great toughness 

and all the tools to fulfill his role. Onorato has worked strenuously in the weight room and will be counted on 

to share the duties at both the "Sam" and "Cat" positions this fall. He has a wonderful sense of humor and the 

Onorato's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-0 1 0 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 

2008 10-0 2 4 6 0.5 0.5 0 1 

TOTALS 21-0 3 4 7 0.5 0.5 0 1 

potential to “turn the switch” and become a little crazy 

on the field, which adds to his value on the defensive 

side of the football. 

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38 

RYAN OLAF 


Danville • Danville 


In the off-season, Olaf made the shift from linebacker to defensive end and made 

an immediate impact. He is quick off the ball and uses his linebacker skills to create 

problems in the offensive backfield. Olaf will become a superior pass rusher, bringing commanding athleticism 

and toughness to the position area. 

Olaf's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 3-0 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 3-0 0 1 1 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 

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JOSH CHROMIAK 

Defensive Line Jr 6-0 240 

Wind Gap • Pen Argyl 


After limited action in 2009, Chromiak returns for his third season of play. 

Chromiak's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 1-0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 

2008 5-0 2 2 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 

TOTALS 6-0 2 2 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 



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SHAUN MOORE 

Defensive Tackle So 5-11 265 

Landsdale • North Penn 

Communications 

The strongest in the group, Moore's superb leverage and fantastic technique allow 

him to make both routine and big plays all season long. He is quiet but will give 

everything he has on every snap. Moore had a decent 2009 campaign and spring, and he will be a big part of the 

Huskies’ success up front. 

Moore's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 9-0 3 2 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 

TOTALS 9-0 3 2 5 0.0 0.0 0 0 

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MARK FRANCOLA 

Defensive Line So 6-0 242 

Bloomsburg • Bloomsburg 

Pre-Physician's Assistant 

Having played only three games last fall, Francola is rebounding from an injuryplagued 

year and showed improvement after making the switch from offensive 

guard. He is strong, runs well for a big-man, and may be a big contributor this fall. 

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64 

MIKE SCHLAUCH 

Defensive Tackle So 5-10 235 

Zion Grove • Bloomsburg 


A dangerous player on the field, Schlauch has an explosive first step and the agility 

to escape blocks and press the passer or run down an opponent from anywhere on 

the field with his relentless speed. Schlauch should be a big contributor this fall at the tackle spot, especially in 

the speed and dime packages. 

Schlauch's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-0 1 3 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 

TOTALS 11-0 1 3 4 0.0 0.0 0 0 

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CHRIS KENNEDY 

Defensive Tackle R-Fr 6-3 300 

Radnor • Archbishop Carroll 

Business Management 

Kennedy is a big-bodied defensive tackle who has been learning from the veterans 

and is developing well. He will be a part of the short-yardage package and will see 

action in the defensive tackle spot this fall. 

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JORDAN RINEHART 

Defensive End R-Fr 6-4 250 

West York • West York 


Rinehart is a strong defensive end who is still learning the system and could become 

the next in a long list of great defensive ends at BU. He has all the tools to 

become an effective pass rusher and dominant force on the Huskies defense. 


LINEBACKERS 

2 

THOMAS MCFARLAND 

Linebacker Sr 6-1 225 

Pottsville • Pottsville 

Finance 

One of the leaders of the defense the last several years, McFarland is a great athlete 

with an intensity for the physical part of the game. Winner of Bloomsburg's John S. 

Devlin “Big Hit” award the past two years, he can play any linebacker position and has the potential to be one of 

the best in the region. 

2009: Posted a career-high 11 tackles against Shippensburg...Had three tackles for loss, including a seven-yard 

sack against East Stroudsburg. 

McFarland's Career Defensive Statistics: 

2008: Made a season-high eight tackles in regular 

season matchup with West Chester...Made first 


career interception in opener with Ashland. 

2009 11-11 35 39 74 8.0 1.0 0 3 0 

2008 13-13 37 15 52 5.0 0.0 1 2 0 

2007 10-0 4 4 8 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 34-24 76 58 134 13.5 1.0 1 5 0 

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JEFF OWSLEY 

Linebacker Jr 6-0 205 

Aston • Sun Valley 

Marketing 

Owsley suffered an injury in the game against Mercyhurst and missed spring practice 

but looks to be back to full strength for the fall. A fast, explosive player who 

likes to hit, he will be fighting for playing time at the “Will” linebacker position. Owsley played tailback at Sun 

Valley H.S. for former Husky Mark Possenti. 

2008: Appeared in 12 games for the Huskies...Successfully rushed for a two-point conversion in opening drive 

against Cheyney . 

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LINEBACKERS 

31 

PAT MICHAEL 

Linebacker Jr 6-0 240 

Fairview • Fairview 

History / Secondary Education 

Fighting for playing time at the "Mike" linebacker position, Michael came out of 

spring as the number-two middle linebacker. He is instinctive and knows the defensive 

scheme well. Having played as a freshman in 2008, Michael is a seasoned linebacker who should contribute 

in 2010. 

2008: Recorded career-high three tackles against Gannon. 

Michael's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 3-0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 

2008 9-0 5 1 6 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 

TOTALS 12-0 5 1 6 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 

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JARRETT PIDGEON 

Linebacker So 5-10 225 

Barnegat, NJ • Southern Regional 

Special Education 

The projected starter at "Mike" linebacker position in 2010, Pidgeon learned much 

as a backup to Anthony Smith in 2009, developing keen instincts and toughness 

and becoming one of the leaders of the defense. He played for his father Dennis Pidgeon at Southern Regional 

High School and came to Bloomsburg via Valley Forge Military Academy Prep. 

2009: Logged two tackles for loss against Gannon, including a 14-yard sack...Recorded 12 tackles on the season. 

Pidgeon's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 10-0 5 7 12 2.0 1.0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 10-0 5 7 12 2.0 1.0 0 0 0 


LINEBACKERS 

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RYAN FELDMAN 


Aston • JP McCaskey 

Anthropology 

Feldman is a smart, athletic linebacker who had an excellent spring. While fighting 

for playing time at the “Will” linebacker position, he should also be a useful specialteams 

player. Feldman knows the game well, having learned at McCaskey High School under the coaching of his 

father, Scott Feldman. 

2009: Against East Stroudsburg, Feldman forced a fumble on an ESU kickoff return, allowing the Huskies to 

recover and extend their lead en route to a 27-13 victory 

Feldman's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 9-0 7 7 14 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 

TOTALS 9-0 7 7 14 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 

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SEAN CLIFT 


Philadelphia • Roman Catholic 

Criminal Justice (Business) 

Clift is a tough, physical player who made positive strides in the spring. He will 

enter the 2010 season as the number two “Buck” linebacker and is expected to contribute 

on special teams as well. Clift played at Roman Catholic High School for Coach Jim Murphy. 

2009: Saw limited action...Had season-high three tackles against Millersville. 

Clift's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 5-0 3 4 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 5-0 3 4 7 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 

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LINEBACKERS 

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AARON HACKER 

Linebacker R-Fr 6-1 210 

Dover • Dover 

Nursing / German 

Hacker is a redshirt freshman who also competes as a hurdler for the track team. 

He is a smart, tough player who is fighting for playing time in the fall. Hacker also 

serves as a member of the U.S. Armed Forces Reserve. 

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RICKEY BAILEY 


Media • Penncrest 

Secondary Education - Math 

Originally part of the 2009 recruiting class, Bailey is a big, athletic player who had a 

good spring. He shows promise as a player and should be a special teams contributor 

in the fall. 

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DYLAN SPANGLER 


Waynesboro • Waynesboro 

Mass Media Communications 

Originally part of the 2009 recruiting class, Spangler had a good spring and is fighting 

for playing time in the fall. 


DEFENSIVE BACKS 

45 

D. SOLOMON OLIVER 

Defensive Back Sr 5-11 190 

Cheltenham • Cheltenham 

Biology / Pre-Physical Therapy 

Last year, Oliver saw action as the defense's nickelback and also as a reserve safety, 

and he is slated to be one of the starting safeties this season. A versatile player, Oliver 

has a tremendous work ethic and desire to succeed both in practice and on game day. He is a knowledgeable 

player that is counted on to be a coach on the field. 

2009: Played in all 11 games, registering two pass break-ups and two passes defended...Recorded career-high 

eight tackles against C.W. Post. 

2008: Posted season-high five tackles against both Millersville and Gannon. 

Oliver's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-1 20 19 39 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 

2008 12-0 13 12 25 0.0 0.0 0 1 2 

TOTALS 23-1 33 31 64 0.0 0.0 0 1 2 

16 

VINCE BROWNING 

Defensive Back Jr 5-9 180 

Harrisburg • Central Dauphin 

Marketing (Info. Tech. Management) 

Browning is a gifted, well-rounded athlete with steadfast ball skills and a command 

of the game. His game experience will be key in his role at the corner position and 

elsewhere in the Huskies' defensive packages. 

2009: Tied for a team-high two interceptions...Made five tackles and one interception against C.W. Post. 

2008: Returned an interception 58 yards for a 

touchdown in the opening minutes of the game 

against East Stroudsburg...Made a career-high six 

tackles against Millersville. 

Browning's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-3 14 12 26 1.0 0.0 2 0 1 

2008 13-0 9 5 14 2.5 0.0 1 0 0 

TOTALS 24-3 23 17 40 3.5 0.0 3 0 1 

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17 

OSCAR RIVERA 


Bethlehem • Liberty 

Management 

Rivera earned first team All-PSAC honors in 2009, leading the Husky secondary 

with 58 total tackles. He also registered one interception and 11 pass break-ups 

on the year. Combined with his unfailing work ethic and his knowledge of the game, Rivera's ' skill makes him a 

natural leader amongst his peers. He is a fierce competitor that will challenge himself to have another all-star 

season. 

2009: Tied his career-high three times with nine tackles each against Ashland, C.W. Post and Shippensburg... 

Tallied 10 pass break-ups on the year. 

2008: Returned an interception for 52-yard TD in early-season win over California (PA)...Made a career-high 

nine tackles in NCAA win over West Chester. 

Rivera's Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-11 39 19 58 3.0 0.0 1 1 0 

2008 13-13 38 15 53 3.0 1.0 2 1 0 

TOTALS 24-24 77 34 111 6.0 1.0 3 2 0 



23 

JUSTIN RIVERA 


Bethlehem • Liberty 

Finance 

Rivera appeared in all 11 games in 2009 as a reserve safety and as a key member of 

numerous special teams. Having recorded 15 tackles and 2 pass break-ups on the 

season, he should see his role in the secondary increase, and with his size and athleticism, Rivera will be counted 

on to make impact plays. He is the younger brother of starting corner, Oscar Rivera. 

Rivera’s Career Defensive Statistics: 


2009 11-0 9 6 15 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 

2008 13-0 5 0 5 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 

TOTALS 24-0 14 6 20 0.5 0.5 0 1 0 

13 

MARK SCATTENE 

Defensive Back So 5-9 177 

Bethlehem • Bethlehem Catholic 


Scattene had a solid spring practice and will be counted on to give quality depth to 

the corner position. He is an intelligent player that posses natural athleticism. Scattene's 

coverage and quickness will allow him to see action as a corner and at the nickel position. 

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24 

TERRELL OGLESBY 


Philadelphia • Northeast Catholic 

Economics 

Oglesby had solid spring practices, and with added practice, he can become a key 

contributor in the Huskies secondary. Oglesby has impressive footwork and quickness 

and possesses all the makings to be a good cover corner. 

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DAN HAVERSTOCK 


York • West York 

Psychology / Sociology (Sign Language) 

Haverstock saw action in all 11 games in 2009, mainly as a key member of the Huskies' 

special team units. He is a gifted all-around athlete that has improved each 

season within the Huskies' defensive system. Haverstock will again be counted on for his skillful special-teams 

play as well as the quality depth he adds to the safety position. 


SPECIAL TEAMS 

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DREW SNYDER 

Punter Jr 6-0 225 

Hanover • South Western 

Information Technology Management 

Last year, Snyder played in all 11 games, managing the holding duties for the kickers. 

He will remain in the same role for the 2010 season while competing for the 

number-one punt position. As a veteran player, Snyder has demonstrated himself as a proven team leader. 

Snyder's Career Statistics: 

Punting Statistics 

PAT's 

GP No. Yds Avg LG TB FC I20 Blk Att Made 

2009 11 16 515 32.2 46 0 1 1 0 0 0 


2007 10 27 954 35.3 64 0 2 10 1 2 4 

TOTALS 21 43 1,469 34.2 110 0 3 11 1 2 4 

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JARED SHANNON 

Kicker So 5-10 195 

Bloomsburg • Bloomsburg 

Undeclared 

Shannon handled the kick-offs in 2009 and was one of the conference's most consistent 

kickoff delivery men. He will battle for the field-goal and extra-point kicking 

position and looks to continue to improve his hang time. Coming off an excellent off-season, Shannon will use 

his exceptional strength and fierce competitive spirit to be a major asset to the special teams. 

Snyder's Career Statistics: 

Kickoff Statistics 

PAT's 

GP No. Yds Avg TB OB Att Made 

2009 11 53 3,299 62.2 7 0 4 4 

TOTALS 11 53 3,299 62.2 7 0 4 4 

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SPECIAL TEAMS 

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DANIEL FISHER 

Kicker/Punter R-Fr 6-1 190 

Harrisburg • Central Dauphin 

Elementary Education 

Fisher came to BU from Central Dauphin, where he was a first-team All-State 

kicker. Having red-shirted in 2009, he will battle for the starting roles as kicker and 

punter. Fisher had a good spring, where he demonstrated his quality leg strength and showed that he works well 

under pressure. 

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IAN MURRAY 

Long Snapper R-Fr 6-2 215 

Lock Haven • Central Mountain 

Elementary Education 

After training during his red-shirt year and over the summer, Murray will enter the 

season as the number-one long snapper for kicks and punts. His improved precision 

as well as added strength and size will be a plus as he looks to fill the shoes of Mark Keeley, who was outstanding 

in the role previously. 

Pronunciation Guide 

Alex Buchert ..................................BOO-kurt 

Keter Crosby .......................................KET-er 

Tyler Guise............................................GUYZ 

David Huot .........................................HEW-it 

Dylan Manni ....................................MAN-ee 

Matt Marchioni .............. mar-chi-OWN-ee 

David Onorato ....................on-or-AWE-toh 

John Pettine ......................................... PET-in 

Sellus Roulhac ..................................ROO-lac 

Mark Scattene .............................scuh-TEEN 

Mike Schlauch........... SHLOW (like 'chow') 

Cory Stiger ..........................................STY-gir 

Mike Varanavage ........... vair-ah-NAV-edge 

Ben Weaber .....................................WEB-ber 


2009 GAME RECAPS 

GAME 1 

Bloomsburg 10, Ashland 7 

August 27, 2009 

BLOOMSBURG-Senior running back Stefan Adams ran for 

104 yards, including a key 46-yard run in the fourth quarter, as 

Bloomsburg University defeated Ashland 10-7 in a battle between 

two nationally ranked football teams on Thursday night at 

Redman Stadium. 

The 13th-ranked Huskies (1-0) got on the board first with a 

28-yard field goal by senior Jon Koenig at the 11:11 mark in the 

first quarter. The kick came after a nine-play, 29-yard drive that 

was set up by a 42 yard kickoff return by senior cornerback Jesse 

Cooper. 

After 15th-ranked Ashland’s (0-1) first drive stalled at the 

Bloomsburg 34, the Eagles tried some trickery when punter 

Derek Reidel’s fourth-down pass was intercepted by sophomore 

cornerback Oscar Rivera. The Huskies then started an eightplay, 

85-yard drive that ended when senior quarterback Dan 

Latorre bolted into the endzone from eight yards out to put 

Bloomsburg up 10-0. 

The Huskies defense controlled Ashland for most of the 

game, forcing two fumbles, two punts and stopping the Eagles 

four times on fourth down plays through nearly three quarters of 

play. Seniors Justin Presley and Anthony Smith led a Bloomsburg 

goal line stand late in the second quarter, coming up with 

three stops inside the Husky one yard line. 

The Eagles closed the Bloomsburg advantage to three late in 

the third when Carlin Isles scored from 50 yards out to make the 

score 10-7. However, the Husky defense stifled Ashland’s fourth 

quarter drives, registering three sacks and forcing Billy Cundiff 

into 4-of-11 passing for just 24 yards. 

Smith led Bloomsburg with 11 tackles while Presley recorded 

eight, including three sacks. Smith, senior Alphonso Nathan, 

and juniors Marcus Zimmerman and Todd Givler were also 

able to get to Cundiff, combining for three sacks. 

Latorre finished the game 16-of-28 for 158 yards, while 

rushing for an additional 18 yards on eight carries. Four of 

Latorre’s runs went for key Bloomsburg first downs. Senior 

Jordan Weisman and sophomore Branden Wright each caught 

four passes for the Huskies. 

SCORING SUMMARY 

Ashland 0 0 7 0 - 7 

Bloomsburg 10 0 0 0 - 10 

1st 

BU - Koenig 28 field goal 

BU - Latorre 8 run (Koenig kick) 

3rd 

AU - Isles 50 run (Berkshire kick) 

TEAM STATISTICS 

AU BLOOM 

FIRST DOWNS 10 16 

RUSHING YARDS 90 130 

PASSING YARDS 171 158 

TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 261 288 

FUMBLES Number-Lost 2-2 2-2 

INTERCEPTIONS 1 1 

PENALTIES Number-Yards 3-25 5-40 

PUNTS-YARDS 5-207 7-211 

KICKOFFS-YARDS 2-107 3-193 

TIME OF POSSESSION 25:56 33:52 

THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 4 of 15 5 of 15 

FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 0 of 6 0 of 0 

RED-ZONE Scores-Chances 0-1 2-4 

SACKS BY Number-Yards 3-19 6-32 

FIELD GOALS 0-0 1-2 



GAME 2 

Bloomsburg 17, California 10 

September 5, 2009 

CALIFORNIA, PA- Quarterback Dan Latorre hit Cory Stiger 

with a four-yard touchdown pass with 22 seconds left to play to 

lift the sixth-ranked Bloomsburg University Huskies over 17thranked 

California (PA), 17-10, on Saturday night. 

After Cal (0-2) had tied the game at 10-10 on an 18-yard 

scoring pass from Josh Portis to AJ Jackson with a minute to 

play, the Huskies (2-0) started their game winning drive on their 

own 39-yard line. After Latorre’s first pass fell incomplete, he 

scrambled for 10 yards out to the Huskies 49-yard line. Following 

a timeout with 36 seconds to play, the senior quarterback hit 

a wide-open Chris Tressler with a 47-yard bomb to the Vulcans 

four-yard line. On the next play, Latorre hit Stiger with a touchdown 

pass, Stiger’s first career scoring catch, to put Bloomsburg 

in front 17-10 with 22 seconds to play. 

Cal, though, wasn’t done. Portis completed passes of 21 and 

14 yards on consecutive plays putting the ball at the Bloomsburg 

36-yard line with six seconds to play. After an incomplete pass 

left just one second to play, Portis’ last pass was knocked down 

by the Huskies Mike Varanavage preserving the Bloomsburg 

win. 

The game was a back and forth struggle between the defenses 

with the only scoring threw the first three quarters being 

a field goal from Jon Koenig from 42-yards out which tied his 

career long with 12:47 to play in the second period. In the third 

period, Cal’s Kevin Hagerman connected from 30-yards out tying 

the score at 3-3 heading to the fourth period. 

Bloomsburg went in front 10-3 on a special teams play. A 

long punt from Bloomsburg was muffed by Cal’s Mike Brown 

and recovered in the end zone by Bloomsburg’s Branden Wright 

with 4:29 to play setting up the wild finish. 

Latorre finished 12-22 for 166 yards and one score, while 

Ben Weaber caught five passes for 37 yards to lead the receivers. 

Varanavage finished with 10 tackles and the one key pass breakup, 

while Anthony Smith added eight tackles. 



California 0 0 3 7 - 10 

2nd 


3rd 

CAL - Hagerman 30 field goal 

4th 

BU - Wright 0 fumble recovery (Koenig kick) 

CAL - Jackson 18 pass from Portis (Hagerman kick) 

BU - Stiger 4 pass from Latorre (Koenig kick) 

TEAM STATISTICS 

BLOOM CAL 
















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GAME 3 

Bloomsburg 17, Mercyhurst 7 


ERIE-- Quarterback Dan Latorre rushed for one score and 

passed for another to lead fifth-ranked Bloomsburg University 

to a 17-7 win over Mercyhurst College on Saturday. The win was 

the 10th straight road win for the Huskies dating back to 2007. 

After a scoreless opening period of the game, the Huskies 

(3-0) finally got on the board on a career-best 47-yard field goal 

from Jon Koenig with two minutes left in the half. The senior’s 

kick capped an eight-play, 46-yard for the Huskies that included 

a 20-yard run from Kenny Domzalski and an 18-yard pass from 

Latorre to Ben Weaber. 

On the ensuing drive for the drive Mercyhurst (1-2) 

quarterback Joe Laffey had a pass intercepted by Bloomsburg 

linebacker Anthony Smith who returned the ball to the Laker 

23-yard line 1:03 left in the period. The Huskies drove to the 

Mercyhurst one-yard line, aided with a pass interference call, 

which set up a one-yard run from Latorre with 19 seconds left in 

the half making it 10-0 at the break. 

Bloomsburg made it 17-0 early in the fourth period when 

Cory Stiger caught a four-yard scoring pass from Latorre to cap 

a 44-yard scoring drive. The big play in the drive was a 41-yard 

reception by Chris Tressler putting the Huskies in scoring position. 

Mercyhurst finally got on the board in the fourth period 

when Laffey completed a one-yard pass to Josh Szeluga with 

6:08 to go. The Lakers would get the ball back two more times in 

the final six minutes, but the Bloomsburg defense stopped the 

Lakers on both occasions. On a fourth and two at the Bloomsburg 

38, the Huskies Thomas McFarland made a stop for a loss 

of two yards to turn the ball over on downs, while Domenique 

Price intercepted a pass on Mercyhurst’s final drive to seal the 

victory. 

Domzalski rushed for a game-high 86 yards and went over 

1,000 yards for his career. Latorre finished 12-24 for 112 yards 

and one score. Defensively, Smith had another big game for the 

Huskies with a team-high 11 tackles, seven of them solo. He also 

intercepted one pass and broke up another. As a team, Bloomsburg 

allowed just one touchdown for the third straight game and 

allowed just 192 yards of total offense. Mercyhurst quarterback 

Joe Laffey was 19-36 for 130 yards and one interception. 



Mercyhurst 0 0 0 7 - 7 

2nd 


BU - Latorre 1 run 

4th 

BU - Stiger 4 pass from Latorre (Koenig kick) 

MC - Szeluga 1 pass from Laffey (Giambra kick) 

GAME STATISTICS 

BLOOM MC 


















GAME 4 

Bloomsburg 31, Kutztown 12 


KUTZTOWN-- The fourth-ranked Bloomsburg University Huskies 

extended their road winning streak to 11 games with a 31-12 

win over Kutztown University on Saturday night. 

Bloomsburg (4-0, 1-0 in the PSAC East) took the lead midway 

through the first period when sophomore Derrick Price, 

seeing his first action of the season, scored on a three-yard run 

with 5:39 left in the first period. The score capped a 91-yard 

drive with the big play being a 56-yard completion from Dan 

Latorre to Jordan Weisman. 

Kutztown (2-2, 0-1 PSAC East) got on the board at 10:18 

of the second on a 30-yard field goal by Matt Dineen. The points 

were the first scored against the Huskies defense in the first half 

this season. 

The final minute of the first half would prove to be a turning 

point in the game. Bloomsburg would score with 33 seconds to 

go before half when Dylan Manni caught a two-yard pass from 

Latorre to make it 14-3. 

On Kutztown’s next possession, BU linebacker Anthony 

Smith made an interception for the second straight game and 

returned the ball 34-yards to the Kutztown three-yard line with 

just 16 seconds to play. Latorre then hit Chris Tressler with a 

three-yard scoring pass to extend the Huskies lead to 21-3. The 

extra point by Jon Koenig pushed his streak of consecutive 

PAT’s to 72. 

Late in the third period with Kutztown at the Bloomsburg 

10-yard line, a sack by Smith and Todd Givler pushed the 

Golden Bears back and forced them to settle for a 33-yard field 

goal by Dineen early in the fourth period. 

Koenig pushed the Huskies lead to 24-6, when the senior 

stepped back and drilled a career-long 50-yard field goal. It was 

just a week ago that Koenig hit a then career-long 47-yard field 

goal. 

Later in the period the Huskies made it a 31-6 game when 

Price would run 29-yards for a score with 5:39 left in the game. 

Kutztown tacked on a late score to make the final 31-12. 

Price finished with 105 yards rushing and two scores, while 

Smith was one of four defenders with seven tackles each for the 

Huskies. 



Kutztown 0 3 0 9 - 12 

1st 

BU - De. Price 3 run (Koenig kick) 

2nd 

KU - Dineen 30 field goal 

BU - Manni 2 pass from Latorre 

(Koenig kick) 

BU - Tressler 3 pass from Latorre 

(Koenig kick) 


4th 

KU - Dineen 30 field goal 


BU - De. Price 29 run 

(Koenig kick) 

KU - McCormick 11 pass from 

Morton (Dineen kick failed) 

BLOOM KUTZ 
















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GAME 5 

Bloomsburg 28, C.W. Post 14 


BLOOMSBURG-Sophomore Derrick Price ran for 185 yards 

and three touchdowns as No. 4 Bloomsburg University defeated 

C.W. Post 28-14 in PSAC football action on Saturday afternoon 

at Redman Stadium. 

The Huskies (5-0, 2-0) got on the scoreboard first at the 

10:57 mark in the first quarter with a 20-yard touchdown pass 

from senior Dan Latorre to junior Cory Stiger. This capped off 

a four-play, 62-yard drive. Freshman Jared Shannon tacked on 

the extra point to give Bloomsburg an early 7-0 lead. 

The Pioneers (1-4, 1-1) struck back with an eight-play drive 

that covered 80 yards, resulting in a 17-yard scoring toss from 

Eric Anderwkavich to Chris Harris to tie the score at 7-7. 

Starting at their own 33-yard line, the Huskies regained the 

lead using first down receptions by Stiger and several runs by 

sophomore Kenny Domzalski to get the ball to the C.W. Post 

one-yard line. A second down touchdown run by Price helped 

stretch the Huskies lead to 14-7. 

The Huskies defense made two second quarter stops when 

they forced a turnover on downs inside their own 10-yard line 

and got an interception by sophomore Vince Browning, ending 

the late first half drive. 

The Huskies would increase their lead less than five minutes 

into the second half when, after a 28-yard pass from Latorre 

to senior Jordan Weisman, Price galloped up the middle for a 

33-yard touchdown run. The scoring drive covered 79 yards and 

used up just 1:35 on the clock. 

The defenses tightened up as both teams traded punts and 

neither was able to get much going throughout the rest of the 

third and much of the fourth quarter. The Pioneers did find some 

offensive life and closed the gap to 21-14 on a 15-yard pass from 

Anderwkavich to Harris with 3:08 left in the game. 

After a failed pouch kickoff gave the Huskies the ball at 

their own 49-yard line, Price went to work rushing four times for 

44 yards to the Pioneers seven-yard line. After a three yard pass 

to sophomore Dylan Manni, Price busted up the middle for his 

third touchdown of the day to give the Huskies a 14-point advantage 

with 1:34 remaining. 

Latorre finished 10-of-17 for 125 yards and a touchdown 

and Stiger caught four passes for 84 yards. Senior Anthony 

Smith led all tacklers with 19 stops, including a sack and a forced 

fumble. Junior Mike Varanavage recorded 11 tackles while 

sophomore Oscar Rivera had nine tackles and two pass breakups. 


C.W. Post 7 0 0 7 - 14 


1st 

BU - Stiger 20 pass from Latorre 

(Shannon kick) 

CWP - Harris 17 pass from 

Anderwkavich (Bertone kick) 




3rd 



4th 

CWP - Harris 15 pass from 

Anderwkavich 



CWP BLOOM 


















GAME 6 

Bloomsburg 45, Millersville 10 

October 3, 2009 

BLOOMSBURG --Quarterback Dan Latorre rushed for two 

touchdowns and passed for another to lead the fourth-ranked 

Bloomsburg University Huskies to a 45-10 win over Millersville 

University on Saturday night. The win was the 90th win of this 

decade (2000-09) for the Huskies and giving them an overall 

mark of 90-22. 

After the Huskies stopped the Marauders on the opening 

drive of the game, Bloomsburg moved the ball 75 yards in 11 

plays with Latorre covering the final seven yards with his 20th 

career rushing touchdown with 5:17 left in the first period. 

Bloomsburg went ahead 14-0 later in the first period when 

defensive end Justin Presley intercepted Millersville quarterback 

Bill Shirk at the Marauders 40-yard line and returned it 

seven yards to the 33. Three plays later tailback Derrick Price 

scored from three yards out to put the Huskies on top by two 

scores with 2:19 left in the first. 

In the second period, the Huskies made it 21-0 when Price 

scored his second touchdown of the game, this one from four 

yards out with 12:48 left in the half. After the BU defense forced 

its second three and out of the game, the Huskies drove 55 yards 

in seven plays with Latorre hitting Jordan Weisman with a nineyard 

scoring pass with 7:07 left before the break. 

Millersville got on the board later in the second period putting 

together a 40 yard drive capped off by a 47-yard field goal 

by John Banzhof with 2:06 before halftime. The Huskies, though, 

answered right back. After a 54-yard kickoff return by Brandon 

Real gave Bloomsburg the ball at the Marauders 46-yard line, 

the Huskies drove downfield in five plays with Latorre running 

17 yards down the sideline and diving to the end zone for a score 

and a 35-3 lead at the half. 

Real brought the fans to their feet early in the third period 

when he took a punt at his own 32-yard line and found a seam 

in the center of the field and went 68 yards for a score. It was the 

Huskies first punt return for a score since the 2006 season. 

In the fourth period the Huskies added to their score with a 

22-yard field goal by Jon Koenig for a 45-3 lead for the Huskies. 

Millersville’s Cardoza Jacks got the Marauders only score of the 

night when he scored from a yard out with 2:32 to play to make 

the final 45-10. 

Latorre finished with 69 yards rushing on six carries and 

two scores and 10 of 12 passing for 115 yards and one score. Defensively, 

Mike Varanavage made eight tackles for Bloomsburg, 

while Thomas McFarland had seven. 


Millersville 0 3 0 7 - 10 


1st 

BU - Lattore 7 run (Koenig kick) 


2nd 


BU - Weisman 9 pass from Latorre 

(Koenig kick) 

MU - Banzhof 47 field goal 

BU - Latorre 17 run (Koenig kick) 


3rd 

BU - Real 68 punt return 

(Koenig kick) 

4th 


MU - Jacks 1 run (Banzhof kick) 

MILL BLOOM 
















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GAME 7 

Bloomsburg 27, East Stroudsburg 13 


EAST STROUDSBURG-- Tailback Derrick Price carried 

23 times for 165 yards and one score to lead the fifth-ranked 

Bloomsburg University Huskies to a 27-13 win over East 

Stroudsburg in a PSAC Eastern Division matchup. 

East Stroudsburg jumped in front on its second possession 

of the game when it took over in Bloomsburg territory at the 49- 

yard line and quickly moved downfield on a 35-yard pass from 

quarterback Matt Marshall to Ed Kiser before the drive stalled 

at the Huskies eight yard line. From there Drew Reinhard connected 

on a 26-yard field goal for a 3-0 lead for the Warriors. 

The Huskies responded on their second drive going 

57-yards in 13 plays and getting a 26-yard field goal from Jon 

Koenig. Bloomsburg had the ball inside the 10-yard line, but a 

penalty and a couple of incomplete passes forced the Huskies to 

settle for three points. 

The Warriors went back on top 6-3 in the second quarter 

with drive set up by an interception of Huskies quarterback Dan 

Latorre. ESU drove inside the Huskies 20-yard line, but a third 

down sack of Marshall by Bloomsburg’s Thomas McFarland 

forced the Warriors to settle for a 40-yard field goal by Reinhard. 

Bloomsburg answered right back on its ensuing drive needing 

just three plays to go 67 yards. Kenny Domzalski started the 

drive with a 38-yard run and Latorre finished it with a 29-yard 

scoring pass to Cory Stiger making it 10-6. 

Bloomsburg made it 13-6 on the opening drive of the third 

period driving from its own 31 to the Warrior 32-yard line. 

However, the drive stalled and Koenig hit a 49-yard field goal to 

extend BU’s lead. On the kickoff, ESU’s Jeff Giglio fumbled with 

Ryan Sanders recovering for Bloomsburg at the East Stroudsburg 

39-yard line. Three plays later Price ran 27-yards for a score 

making it 20-6 with 10:20 left in the third. 

East Stroudsburg got the score back on its next series 

marching 80-yards in eight plays with Marshall throwing a 

27-yard scoring pass to Sam Shuman making it 20-13 midway 

through the third. 

In the fourth quarter the Huskies and Warriors traded 

punts before the Huskies were able to add the game-clinching 

score. After Bloomsburg got pinned back at its own two-yard 

following a punt, Price broke off a yard of eight yards followed 

by a 59-yard run down the Warrior 31-yard line. Domzalski then 

followed with a three-yard gain followed by a 28-yard scoring 

run with 4:15 left to play. 

Along with Price’s 165 yards, Domzalski added 81 yards on 

nine carries and one score, while tight end Ben Weaber caught a 

career-high six passes for 65 yards. On defense, Anthony Smith 

had 10 tackles, while Marcus Zimmerman made seven tackles 

and had 2.5 sacks. For East Stroudsburg Marshall finished 16-29 

for 215 yards and two interceptions and one score. 


East Stroudsburg 3 3 7 0 - 13 

1st 

ESU - Reinhard 26 field goal 


2nd 

ESU - Reinhard 40 field goal 

BU - Stiger 29 pass from 

Latorre (Koenig kick) 


3rd 



ESU - Shuman 27 pass from 

Marshall (Reinhard kick) 

4th 

BU - Domzalski 28 run (Koenig kick) 


BLOOM ESU 


















GAME 8 

Bloomsburg 28, Cheyney 6 


BLOOMSBURG-- Derrick Price rushed for three touchdowns 

to lead the fourth-ranked Bloomsburg University Huskies to a 

28-6 win over Cheyney University (0-8, 0-5 PSAC East) in the 

Huskies annual homecoming game on Saturday. 

Bloomsburg (8-0, 5-0 PSAC East) scored on its first possession 

of the game after forcing a fumble on the Wolves opening 

drive. Taking over on their own 43-yard line the Huskies moved 

57 yards in nine plays with Price scoring from four yards out for 

a 7-0 Bloomsburg lead with 4:32 left in the first. 

The Wolves answered on the ensuing drive moving to the 

Huskies 18 yard line before settling for a 35-yard field goal from 

Tyler Wilkinson cutting the lead to 7-3. 

On the kickoff following the Cheyney field goal, the Huskies’ 

Branden Wright had a 45-yard return giving Bloomsburg 

the ball at the Cheyney 34-yard line. Five plays later Price scored 

from one yard out for a 14-3 lead. 

Cheyney then put together a 17-play, 78 yard drive that ate 

up 9:44 on the clock, but stalled at the Bloomsburg four-yard 

line. Wilkinson connected on 22-yard field goal with 1:36 to go 

before half cutting the deficit to 14-6. 

In the third period the Bloomsburg defense set up the 

Huskies third score when Alphonso Nathan recovered a fumble 

at the Wolves 40-yard line. A 38-yard pass from quarterback 

Dan Latorre to tight end Ben Weaber brought the ball to the 

Cheyney two-yard line before Price capped the short drive with 

a two-yard run. 

Bloomsburg’s final score came on an 11-yard pass from 

Latorre to Jordan Weisman with 5:47 to go in the third period 

for a 28-6 advantage. Latorre finished 8-10 for 110 yards and one 

touchdown, while Thomas McFarland made 10 tackles to lead 

the defense. Ron Hunter carried 22 times for 121 yards for the 

Wolves. 

Cheyney 0 6 0 0 - 6 


1st 


(Koenig kick) 

2nd 

CU - Wilkinson 35 field goal 


(Koenig kick) 

CU - Wilkinson 22 field goal 



3rd 


(Koenig kick) 

BU - Weisman 11 pass from 

Latorre (Koenig kick) 

CHEY BLOOM 
















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GAME 9 

Bloomsburg 27, Shippensburg 28 


BLOOMSBURG--Chase DiFebbo caught an 11-yard scoring pass with 

46 seconds left to lift Shippensburg University past Bloomsburg University 

28-27 on Saturday afternoon in PSAC Eastern Division showdown. 

DiFebbo’s catch of the throw from his brother Chad DiFebbo 

capped a 15-play, 79-yard drive for Shippensburg. Driving to the 

Bloomsburg 11-yard line and facing a third and six, Chad DiFebbo 

threw to Chase in the corner of the end zone for the game tying points. 

Kyler Ford converted the extra point to put Shippensburg in front 28-27 

with 46 seconds to go. 

Bloomsburg would drive out to it’s own 47-yard line, but quarterback 

Dan Latorre was sacked on the game’s final play giving Shippensburg 

the win. Both teams are now tied for the PSAC East lead with one 

game to play. Should the teams remain tied after next week, the Red 

Raiders would play for the PSAC championship based on head-to-head 

competition. 

The Huskies took the early lead in the game when Kenny 

Domzalski capped a four-play, 65-yard scoring drive with 20-yard run 

to put the Huskies on top 7-0 with 12:17 left in the first. Shippensburg 

answered right back with Harris catching an 11-yard pass from Chad 

DiFebbo to knot the score at 7-7 with 8:36 to play in the first. 

Bloomsburg wasted little time in regaining the lead, needing just 

four plays to score with Derrick Price going 25 yards for a 14-7 lead. 

The Huskies extended that lead to 21-7 early in the second quarter 

when Domzalski ran a career-long 77 yards for a score on the first 

play of the drive with 10:15 to go in the second period. Shippensburg, 

though, trimmed the lead 21-13 by halftime with a pair of field goals 

from Ford of 19-and 38-yards. 

In the third period, the Huskies took the second half kickoff and 

got a 39-yard field goal from Jon Koenig to extend its lead to 24-13 with 

10:15 to play in the quarter. Bloomsburg later had a chance to extend 

the lead, but a 40-yard field goal from Koenig went wide left. 

The Red Raiders answered later in the period when Mike Frenette 

scored on a 55-yard run and then converted a two-point conversion to 

pull within three at 24-21 with 45 seconds to go in the third. 

On Bloomsburg’s ensuing drive the Huskies moved to the Shippensburg 

seven yard line with the help of a 41-yard pass from Latorre to 

Chris Tressler. The Shippensburg defense stiffened, though, and forced 

the Huskies to settle for a 24-yard field goal from Koenig with 12:30 to 

go in the game setting up Shippensburg’s late game heroics. 

Chad DiFebbo was 13-30 for 195 yards and two scores for the 

Red Raiders with Harris catching nine passes for 147 yards and one 

score. Defensively, Cody Fleming made 12 tackles for the Red Raiders. 

Domzalski finished with 121 yards rushing and two scores for Bloomsburg, 

while Price totaled 109 yards and one score. On defense, Anthony 

Smith made 14 tackles to lead the Huskies. 


Shippensburg 7 6 8 7 - 28 


1st 


SU - Harris 11 pass from DiFebbo 

(Ford kick) 


2nd 


SU - Ford 19 field goal 

SU - Ford 38 field goal 


3rd 


SU - Frenette 55 run 

(Rossi pass from DiFebbo) 

4th 


SU - DiFebbo 11 pass from DiFebbo 

(Ford kick) 

SHIP BLOOM 


















GAME 10 

Bloomsburg 14, West Chester 30 


WEST CHESTER--The Bloomsburg University football dropped 

its second straight game falling 30-14 to West Chester on Saturday 

afternoon. 

The Huskies (8-2, 5-2 PSAC East) started quickly in the 

game stopping the Golden Rams (6-4, 5-2 PSAC East) on their 

opening drive of the game, then, quickly scoring on its first possession. 

After forcing West Chester to go three and out on its 

first series, the Huskies took over at their own-42 yard line. On 

second and nine, quarterback Dan Latorre connected with Cory 

Stiger on a 57-yard touchdown strike putting Bloomsburg on 

top 7-0 just 1:26 into the game. 

West Chester responded on its next possession and put 

together a 11-play, 77-yard drive capped by a one-yard run from 

Lee Hopkins to tie the game at 7-7 with 7:57 to play in the first 

period. The Huskies regained the lead at 14-7 on its next drive 

moving 60-yards in eight plays with Latorre connecting with 

Stiger on a seven-yard pass for the go-ahead score. A big play in 

the drive was a 35-yard completion from Latorre to Ben Weaber 

giving the Huskies a first and goal at the six-yard line. 

The Golden Rams tied the game at 14-14 on its ensuing 

drive quarterback Joe Wright hitting Dan DePalma with a 38- 

yard scoring pass with 13:01 to go in the first half. 

Later in the second period after a short punt by the Huskies 

gave West Chester the ball at its own 41-yard line, the 

Golden Rams needed just eight plays to get a four-yard run from 

D’Andre Webb to grab the lead at 21-14. On Bloomsburg’s next 

drive Latorre was intercepted by Kevin Garland who returned 

the ball 25-yards to the Huskies 40-yard line. After driving to the 

Bloomsburg four-yard line and facing fourth down, Wright hit 

DePalma with a four-yard pass for a 28-14 lead at halftime. 

In the second half the Huskies drove into West Chester 

territory four times, but missed on 32-yard field goal try and 

fumbled at three-yard line with 12 seconds to play. 

Latorre finished 18-36 for a career-high 350 yards with two 

touchdowns and one interception. Mike Varanavage made 12 

tackles to lead the defense, while Anthony Smith added 11. Joe 

Wright finished 23-38 for 326 yards and two scores for West 

Chester. 



West Chester 7 21 0 2 - 30 

1st 

BU - Stiger 57 pass from Latorre 

(Koenig kick) 

WCU - Hopkins 1 run (Hill kick) 

BU - Stiger 7 pass (Koenig kick) 

2nd 

WCU - DePalma 38 pass from 

Wright (Hill kick) 


2nd (cont’d) 

WCU - Webb 4 run (Hill kick) 

WCU - DePalma 24 pass from 

Wright (Hill kick) 

4th 

WCU - Team safety 

BLOOM WCU 
















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GAME 11 

Bloomsburg 7, Gannon 10 (OT) 

November 7, 2009 

BLOOMSBURG--Jeremy Ditzler kicked a 31-yard field goal in 

overtime and the Gannon University defense recovered a fumble 

on Bloomsburg University’s first drive in the extra period to post 

a 10-7 win in a PSAC matchup on Saturday. The loss ended the 

Huskies season at 8-3. 

With the score tied at 7-7 at the end of regulation, the 

Golden Knights (6-5) got the ball first on offense in the extra 

session and drove to the Huskies nine-yard line. Three running 

plays pushed the ball back to the Huskies 12-yard line where 

Ditzler connected on his first field goal of the game after missing 

on three previous attempts. 

On Bloomsburg’s possession of the overtime, on the first 

play, quarterback Dan Latorre dropped back then took off up 

field and was hit by Gannon’s Johnny Jones with the recovery by 

the Golden Knights Khayree Connors ending the game. 

In the first half Gannon took the opening kickoff and 

moved to the Huskies 29-yard line when its drive stalled. However, 

Ditzler was short on a 48-yard field goal attempt. In the 

second quarter the Huskies defense forced a fumble that was 

recovered by Mike Varanavage at the Gannon 22-yard. Facing 

a fourth and one at the Gannon 13-yard line Latorre was sacked 

and fumbled the ball ending the scoring threat. Just before halftime 

Gannon had a chance to get on the scoreboard right, but 

Ditzler misfired from 29-yards ending the half. 

Bloomsburg finally broke the scoring drought in the third 

period with a short drive set up by a 62-yard kickoff return by 

Brandon Real to start the second half. From three plays later 

Latorre hit Cory Stiger with a 25-yard scoring pass to make it 

7-0. 

Later in the third period after pinning the Huskies back 

deep in their own territory, the Golden Knights took advantage 

of a short punt that gave them the ball at the Bloomsburg 28- 

yard line. Two plays later Zach Boedicker scored on a three-yard 

line to tie the score at 7-7 with 0:37 seconds left in the third 

period. 

In the fourth period both teams had a chance to go in front, 

but Ditzler missed a 41-yard field goal try with 3:00 left to play. 

Then the Huskies had a chance to win the game on the final play, 

but Jon Koenig’s 45-yard field goal try was blocked forcing the 

extra session. 

Bloomsburg was led statistically by Latorre who was 9-16 

for 105 yards and one score, while Thomas McFarland had a 

team-high 10 tackles. 


Gannon 7 6 8 7 - 28 


3rd 

BU - Stiger 25 pass Latorre (Koenig kick) 

GAN - Boedicker 3 run (Ditzler kick) 

OT 

GAN - Ditzler 31 field goal 


GAN BLOOM 

















2009 STATISTICS 

2009 Season Statistics 

DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATTD. 

8-27 ASHLAND W, 10-7 4804 

9-5 at California (Pa.) W, 17-10 3560 

9-12 at Mercyhurst W, 17-7 1102 

9-19 at Kutztown W, 31-12 3105 

9-26 C.W. POST W, 28-14 1845 

10-3 MILLERSVILLE* W, 45-10 2120 

10-10 at East Stroudsburg* W, 27-13 2231 

10-17 CHEYNEY* W, 28-6 1795 

10-24 SHIPPENSBURG* L, 27-28 2057 

10-31 at West Chester* L, 14-30 3873 

11-7 GANNON (OT) L, 7-10 1488 

* PSAC East Game 

Overall Record: 8-3 • PSAC East: 5-2 

Home: 4-2 • Away: 4-1 

SCORE BY QUARTER 

1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total 

Bloomsburg 83 69 48 51 0 251 

Opponents 24 42 32 46 3 147 

Jordan Weisman 

TEAM STATISTICS BLOOM OPP 

SCORING 251 147 

Points Per Game 22.8 13.4 


Rushing 89 63 

Passing 77 100 

Penalty 10 10 

RUSHING YARDAGE 1767 1170 

Yards gained rushing 2070 1524 

Yards lost rushing 303 354 

Rushing Attempts 423 394 

Average Per Rush 4.2 3.0 

Average Per Game 160.6 106.4 

TDs Rushing 19 6 

PASSING YARDAGE 1796 2001 

Att-Comp-Int 243-139-6 321-181-10 

Average Per Pass 7.4 6.2 

Average Per Catch 12.9 11.1 


TDs Passing 11 10 

TOTAL OFFENSE 3563 3171 

Total Plays 666 715 

Average Per Play 5.3 4.4 


KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 33-779 46-919 

PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 25-271 18-63 

INT RETURNS: #-Yards 10-66 6-70 

KICK RETURN AVERAGE 23.6 20.0 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.8 3.5 

INT RETURN AVERAGE 6.6 11.7 

FUMBLES-LOST 16-10 20-10 

PENALTIES-Yards 59-543 50-475 


PUNTS-Yards 54-1814 60-2204 

Average Per Punt 33.6 36.7 

Net punt average 32.4 31.9 

TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:16 30:43 

3RD-DOWN Conversions 44/136 56/162 

3rd-Down Pct 32% 35% 

4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/17 4/23 

4th-Down Pct 41% 17% 

SACKS BY-Yards 34-211 23-176 

MISC YARDS 0 0 

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 32 16 

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 9-14 11-15 

RED-ZONE SCORES 26-32 81% 21-32 66% 

RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 21-32 66% 11-32 34% 

PAT-ATTEMPTS 32-32 100% 14-15 93% 

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Rushing 

GP-GS Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Derrick Price 8-7 139 785 23 762 5.5 12 59 95.2 

Kenny Domzalski 11-4 121 638 33 605 5.0 3 77 55.0 

Stefan Adams 10-8 28 165 3 162 5.8 0 46 16.2 

Dan Latorre 11-11 81 348 196 152 1.9 4 25 13.8 

Brandon Real 9-0 18 50 4 46 2.6 0 12 5.1 

J. Sweeting III 11-0 11 47 24 23 2.1 0 13 2.1 

Tyler Guise 5-1 1 19 0 19 19.0 0 19 3.8 

Mike Wagner 3-0 2 7 0 7 3.5 0 5 2.3 

Matt Cox 11-3 5 5 1 4 0.8 0 3 0.4 

Dylan Manni 10-1 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 

Kyle Fisher 6-0 2 1 1 0 0.0 0 1 0.0 

Chris Tressler 11-5 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -0.2 

Marc Best 11-0 6 4 6 -2 -0.3 0 2 -0.2 

HUSKIES 11 423 2070 303 1,767 4.2 19 77 160.6 

Opponents 11 394 1524 354 1,170 3.0 6 55 106.4 

Passing 

GP-GS Effic. Att Cmp Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 

Dan Latorre 11-11 130.7 232 133 5 57.3 1,712 11 57 155.6 

Mike Wagner 3-0 122.8 9 6 1 66.7 84 0 33 28.0 

Derrick Price 8-7 0.0 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

HUSKIES 11 129.3 243 139 6 57.2 1,796 11 57 163.3 

Opponents 11 112.8 321 181 10 56.4 2,001 10 42 181.9 

Cory Stiger 

Receiving 

GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Cory Stiger 11-10 28 467 16.7 7 57 42.5 

Ben Weaber 10-10 25 328 13.1 0 38 32.8 

Chris Tressler 11-5 21 320 15.2 1 47 29.1 

Jordan Weisman 11-5 17 262 15.4 2 56 23.8 

Stefan Adams 10-8 11 121 11.0 0 45 12.1 

Derrick Price 8-7 9 69 7.7 0 21 8.6 

Dylan Manni 10-1 8 89 11.1 1 33 8.9 

Brandon Wright 11-1 6 49 8.2 0 13 4.5 

Kenny Domzalski 11-4 5 13 2.6 0 6 1.2 

Tyler Guise 5-1 3 27 9.0 0 11 5.4 

Matt Cox 11-3 2 20 10.0 0 11 1.8 

Mark Daniels 10-0 1 12 12.0 0 12 1.2 

Chris Boyer 3-0 1 11 11.0 0 11 3.7 

Kyle Fisher 6-0 1 9 9.0 0 9 1.5 

James Sweeting 11-0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1 

HUSKIES 11 139 1,796 12.9 11 57 163.3 

Opponents 11 181 2,001 11.1 10 42 181.9 



Punt Returns 

No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Jesse Cooper 12 54 4.5 0 28 

Brandon Real 10 190 19.0 1 68 

Alex Landis 2 24 12.0 0 13 

Tyler Guise 1 3 3.0 0 3 

Huskies 25 271 10.8 1 68 

Opponents 18 63 3.5 0 18 

Vince Browning 

Interception Returns 

No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Vince Browning 2 12 6.0 0 12 

Anthony Smith 2 49 24.5 0 34 

Domenique Price 2 0 0.0 0 0 

Jesse Cooper 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Oscar Rivera 1 -2 -2.0 0 0 

Justin Presley 1 7 7.0 0 7 

Alex Landis 1 0 0.0 0 0 


Opponents 6 70 11.7 0 26 

Domenique Price 

Kick Returns 

Name No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Brandon Real 17 418 24.6 0 62 

Branden Wright 7 160 22.9 0 45 

Jesse Cooper 6 146 24.3 0 44 

Kyle Fisher 1 33 33.0 0 33 

James Sweeting 1 8 8.0 0 8 

Vince Browning 1 14 14.0 0 14 


Opponents 46 919 20.0 0 44 

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Scoring 

TD PAT FG 2pt Safety DXP Points 

Derrick Price 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 72 

Jon Koenig 0 28-28 9-14 0-0 0 0 55 

Cory Stiger 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 42 

Dan Latorre 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 24 

Kenny Domzalski 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 18 

Jordan Weisman 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12 

Chris Tressler 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 

Brandon Real 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 

Dylan Manni 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 

Branden Wright 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 

Jared Shannon 0 4-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 4 

Huskies 32 32-32 9-14 0-0 0 0 251 

Opponents 16 11-15 14-15 1-1 1 0 147 

Jon Koenig 

Punting 

Name No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 

Joe Koenig 38 1,299 34.2 54 0 13 11 0 

Drew Snyder 16 515 32.2 46 0 1 1 0 

Huskies 54 1,814 33.6 54 0 14 12 0 

Opponents 60 2,204 36.7 63 1 11 18 0 

Total Offense 

GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 

Dan Latorre 11 313 152 1,712 1,864 169.5 

Derrick Price 8 140 762 0 762 95.2 

Kenny Domzalski 11 121 605 0 605 55.0 

Stefan Adams 10 28 162 0 162 16.2 

Mike Wagner 3 11 7 84 91 30.3 

Brandon Real 9 18 46 0 46 5.1 

James Sweeting 11 11 23 0 23 2.1 

Tyler Guise 5 1 19 0 19 3.8 

Matt Cox 11 5 4 0 4 0.4 

Dylan Manni 10 1 1 0 1 0.1 

Chris Tressler 11 1 -2 0 -2 -0.2 

Marc Best 11 6 -2 0 -2 -0.2 

TEAM 7 8 -10 0 -10 -1.4 

HUSKIES 11 666 1,767 1,796 3,563 323.9 

Opponents 11 715 1,170 2,001 3,171 288.3 



Defensive Leaders 

Solo Ast Total TFL Sack Int. PBU FR FF 

36 Anthony Smith 48 66 114 10.5 3. 2 2 0 1 

11 Mike Varanavage 36 54 90 5. 2. 0 2 1 2 

2 T. McFarland 35 39 74 8. 1. 0 4 0 3 

17 Oscar Rivera 39 19 58 3. 0. 1 10 0 1 

8 Alex Landis 23 28 51 1. 0. 1 6 0 2 

40 Justin Presley 32 18 50 16. 10. 1 3 0 3 

15 Domenique Price 30 11 41 4.5 0. 2 6 0 0 

45 Dan Oliver 20 19 39 0. 0. 0 2 0 0 

78 M. Zimmerman 18 21 39 11. 6. 0 0 1 1 

53 Alphonso Nathan 8 18 26 5. 4. 0 0 1 0 

16 Vince Browning 14 12 26 1. 0. 2 3 1 0 

98 Todd Givler 8 16 24 6. 2. 0 0 1 0 

1 Jesse Cooper 15 8 23 1. 0. 2 2 1 0 

91 Kenny Orlando 3 14 17 2.5 0. 0 0 0 0 

23 Justin Rivera 9 6 15 0.5 0.5 0 2 0 0 

95 John Pettine 8 6 14 1.5 2.5 0 2 0 0 

34 Ryan Feldman 7 7 14 0. 0. 0 0 0 1 

20 Andre Glover 9 3 12 1. 1. 0 1 0 0 

51 Jarrett Pidgeon 5 7 12 2. 1. 0 0 0 0 

96 Dave Huot 8 4 12 6.5 1. 0 0 1 1 

27 Dan Haverstock 4 3 7 0. 0. 0 0 0 1 

57 Sean Clift 3 4 7 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

56 Shaun Moore 3 2 5 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

72 Tyree Dudley 0 5 5 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

84 Ryan Sanders 2 3 5 0. 0. 0 0 1 0 

21 Marc Best 4 0 4 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

80 Kyle Fisher 3 1 4 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

3 Branden Wright 1 3 4 0. 0. 0 0 1 0 

64 Mike Schlauch 1 3 4 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

43 Mark Keeley 2 0 2 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

18 Andrew Flogel 0 1 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

41 Dave Onorato 1 0 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

38 Ryan Olaf 0 1 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

42 Terrell Oglesby 1 0 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

87 Mark Daniels 0 1 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

12 Stefan Adams 0 1 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

54 Matt Truscott 1 0 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

90 Jared Shannon 1 0 1 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 

TEAM 1 0 1 0. 0. 0 0 1 1 

Total 403 404 807 86. 34. 10 45 10 17 

Opponents 409 336 745 66. 23. 6 24 10 9 

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Team Highs - Single Game 

Bloomsburg 

Opponents 

HIGH 

HIGH 

Rushes 46 at Mercyhurst 50 vs. Gannon 

vs. C.W. Post 

Yards Rushing 256 at East Stroudsburg 182 vs. Gannon 

TD Rushes 4 vs. Millersville 2 at West Chester 

Pass Attempts 37 at West Chester 45 vs. C.W. Post 

Pass Completions 18 at West Chester 26 vs. C.W. Post 

Yards Passing 350 at West Chester 327 vs. C.W. Post 

TD Passes 2 at West Chester 2 vs. C.W. Post 

at Kutztown 

vs. Shippensburg 

at West Chester 

Total Offense 409 vs. Millersville 458 vs. C.W. Post 

Points 45 vs. Millersville 30 at West Chester 

Sacks 6 vs. Ashland 5 at California (Pa.) 

at Kutztown 

at East Stroudsburg 

First Downs 23 vs. Millersville 25 vs. C.W. Post 

Penalties 8 at Kutztown 6 at California (Pa.) 

at E. Stroudsburg 

vs. Cheyney 



at West Chester 

Penalty Yards 86 at Kutztown 65 vs. Shippensburg 


Turnovers 4 vs. Gannon 4 at Mercyhurst 

at East Stroudsburg 



Individual Highs - Single Game 

Rushing Attempts 30 Kenny Domzalski 

at Mercyhurst, 9/12/2009 

Rushing Yards 185 Derrick Price 

vs. C.W. Post, 9/26/2009 

TD Rushes 3 Derrick Price 

vs. C.W. Post, 9/26/2009 

vs. Cheyney, 10/17/2009 

Long Rush 77 Kenny Domzalski 

vs. Shippensburg, 10/24/2009 

Pass Attempts 36 Dan Latorre 

at West Chester, 10/31/2009 

Pass Completions 18 Dan Latorre 


Yards Passing 350 Dan Latorre 


TD Passes 2 Dan Latorre 

at Kutztown, 9/19/2009 


Long Pass 57 Dan Latorre 


Receptions 6 Ben Weaber 

at East Stroudsburg, 10/10/2009 

Stefan Adams 


Yards Receiving 122 Cory Stiger 


TD Receptions 2 Cory Stiger 


Long Reception 57 Cory Stiger 


Field Goals 2 Jon Koenig 

at East Stroudsburg, 10/10/2009 

vs. Shippensburg, 10/24/2009 

Long Field Goal 50 Jon Koenig 

at Kutztown, 9/19/2009 

Punts 7 Jon Koenig 


Punting Avg. 42.5 Jon Koenig 

at California (Pa), 9/5/2009 

Long Punt 54 Jon Koenig 


Long Punt Return 68 Brandon Real 

vs. Millersville, 10/3/2009 

Long Kickoff Return 62 Brandon Real 

vs. Gannon, 11/7/2009 

Tackles 19 Anthony Smith 

vs. C.W. Post, 9/26/2009 

Sacks 3.0 Justin Presley 

vs. Ashland, 8/27/2009 

Tackles for Loss 3.0 7 tied on multiple occasions 

Interceptions 1.0 10 tied on multiple occasions 

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The Last Time... 

30 carries 

BU - Kenny Domzalski (30) at 

Mercyhurst, 9/12/09 

Opp. - B. Lombardy (30), California (PA), 

9/08/07 

40 carries 

BU - Irv Sigler (41) vs. Millersville, 

10/18/97 

Opp. - Not available 

30 pass attempts 

BU - Dan Latorre (36) at West Chester, 

10/31/09 

Opp. - Joe Wright (38), West Chester, 

10/31/09 


BU - Eric Miller (43) vs. UC Davis, 12/2/00 

Opp. - Eric Anderwkavich (44), C.W. Post, 

9/26/09 

100+ yards receiving 

BU - Cory Stiger (122) at West Chester, 

10/31/09 

Opp. - Dan DePalma (117) & Ryan Paulson 

(109), West Chester, 10/31/09 

200+ yards receiving 

BU - Ron Lelko (211) vs. ESU, 11/16/96 

Opp. - Elfren Quiles (308), Kutztown, 

10/06/07 

100+ yards rushing 

BU - Kenny Domzalski (122) & Derrick 

Price (110) vs. Shippensburg, 10/24/09 

Opp. - Ron Hunter, Cheyney, (121), 

10/17/09 


BU - Jamar Brittingham (207) vs. 

Kutztown, 10/06/07 

Opp. - Gerald Thompson, Edinboro, 

(243), 11/14/98 


BU - Jerry Marks (300) vs. Mansfield, 

11/2/91 


3+ rushing TDs 

BU - Derrick Price (3) vs. Cheyney, 

10/17/09 

Opp. - Dawon Harvey (3), Ashland, 8/30/08 

50+ yard run 

BU - Kenny Domzalski (77) vs. 

Shippensburg, 10/24/09 

Opp. - Mike Frenette (55), Shippensburg, 

10/24/09 

20 pass completions 

BU - Dan Latorre (21) vs. Edinboro, 

9/15/07 


10/31/09 

30 pass completions 

BU - Jeff King (39) vs. Lock Haven, 

9/19/92 

Opp. - Jim Terwilliger (35), ESU, 11/4/06 


BU - Jeff King (69) vs. Lock Haven, 9/19/92 

Opp. - Damian Poalucci (52), ESU, 

11/16/96 

200+ yards passing 

BU - Dan Latorre (210) vs. Kutztown, 

9/20/08 

Opp. - Matt Marshall (215), ESU, 

10/10/09 


BU - Dan Latorre (350) at West Chester, 

10/31/09 


10/31/09 


BU - Eric Miller (415) vs. New Haven, 

9/4/99 

Opp. - Kyle Spotts (463), Kutztown, 

10/06/07 

3+ passing TDs 

BU - Dan Latorre (3) at Gannon, 11/8/08 

Opp. - Andrew Krewatch (3), ESU, 

11/10/07 

50+ yard pass 

BU - Dan Latorre to Cory Stiger (57) 


Opp. - R. Thompson to D. Jones (76), 

Cheyney, 11/18/08 

10 receptions 

BU - Steve Burke (11) vs. ESU, 10/2/04 

Opp. - Chris Harris (11), C.W. Post, 

9/26/09 

3+ TD Receptions 

BU - Steve Burke (3) vs. ESU, 10/4/03 

Opp. - Ed Giddings, Cheyney (3), 10/25/03 

3+ interceptions 

BU - Deric Lynch (3) vs. Mansfield, 

11/13/93 


3+ sacks 

BU - Justin Presley (3) vs. Ashland, 8/27/09 

Opp. - O’Neil Anderson (3), New Haven, 

9/4/99 

Kickoff Return-TD 

BU - Jesse Cooper (91) at Millersville, 

10/04/08 

Opp. - Matt Kacanda (98), East 

Stroudsburg, 10/31/98 

Punt Return-TD 

BU - Brandon Real (68) vs. Millersville, 

10/3/09 

Opp. - Levi Green (55, blk.), Mansfield 

11/6/99 

Interception Return-TD 

BU - Vince Browning (58) vs. ESU, 

10/11/08 

Opp. - Darren Smith (35), Grand Valley, 

11/17/01 

Fumble Return-TD 

BU - Branden Wright (0) at Cal (PA), 

9/5/09 

Opp. - Tarrell Lewis (33), Ashland, 8/30/08 

40-yard field goal 

BU - Jon Koenig (45) vs. Shippensburg, 

10/24/09 

Opp. - Drew Reinhard (40), ESU, 10/10/09 


2009 PSAC HONORS 

2009 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 

Eastern Division 

Western Division 

Conf. Overall Conf. Overall 

Shippensburg* 6-1 9-3 California* 7-0 11-4 

Bloomsburg 5-2 8-3 Clarion 6-1 8-3 

West Chester 5-2 7-4 Edinboro 5-2 9-4 

C.W. Post 5-2 6-5 Gannon 3-4 6-5 

East Stroudsburg 4-3 8-4 Slippery Rock 3-4 6-5 

Millersville 2-5 3-8 Mercyhurst 3-4 4-7 

Kutztown 1-6 3-8 IUP 1-6 5-6 

Cheyney 0-7 0-11 Lock Haven 0-7 0-10 

*PSAC Championship Game - Shippensburg 42, California 35 

All-PSAC East First Teams 

OFFENSE 

Quarterback Dan Latorre Bloomsburg Sr. 

Running Back Thomas Beverly C.W. Post Fr. 

Kevin Herod Shippensburg Fr. 

Derrick Price Bloomsburg So. 

Offensive Tackle Kevin Martin C.W. Post So. 

Morgan Thomas East Stroudsburg Sr. 

Offensive Guard Pat Casey Bloomsburg Jr. 

Gabe Johnson-Siano Cheyney Jr. 

Center Kyle O’Neill West Chester So. 

Tight End Ryan Paulson West Chester Sr. 

Wide Receiver Chris Harris C.W. Post Sr. 

Mike Harris Shippensburg Sr. 

Steve Miller West Chester Sr. 

Placekicker Matt Dineen Kutztown Jr. 

DEFENSE 

Defensive Line Xavier Brown C.W. Post Jr. 

Tyton Brunner Shippensburg Sr. 

Travis Ford-Bey West Chester Jr. 

Justin Presley Bloomsburg Sr. 

James Thorpe West Chester Sr. 

Linebacker Mike Dell West Chester Sr. 

Matt Freed East Stroudsburg Jr. 

Sam Scott West Chester Sr. 

Anthony Smith Bloomsburg Sr. 

Defensive Back Julius Carter Millersville Sr. 

Demel Chambers Cheyney Sr. 

Travis Proctor Shippensburg Jr. 

Oscar Rivera Bloomsburg So. 

Return Specialist Kevin Garland West Chester Sr. 

Punter Kyler Ford Shippensburg Sr. 

All-PSAC East Second Teams 

OFFENSE 

Quarterback Eric Anderwkavich C.W. Post Jr. 

Running Back Ron Hunter Cheyney Sr. 

Kevin Marshall Shippensburg Jr. 

Dontay Wilson Kutztown Sr. 

Offensive Tackle John Siopa C.W. Post So. 

Matt Truscott Bloomsburg Jr. 

Offensive Guard Bobby Mullen Shippensburg Fr. 

Justin Walker Bloomsburg Jr. 

Center Will Strano C.W. Post Jr. 

Tight End Ben Weaber Bloomsburg Jr. 

Wide Receiver Dan DePalma West Chester Jr. 

Jeff Giglio East Stroudsburg Jr. 

Jamal Smith Millersville Jr. 

Placekicker Jon Koenig Bloomsburg Sr. 

DEFENSE 

Defensive Line Jeff Case East Stroudsburg Jr. 

Andy Horn Shippensburg Jr. 

Chris Medina Kutztown Sr. 

Chad Miller Millersville Jr. 

James Parker Cheyney Sr. 

Linebacker Riley Bowen Shippensburg Jr. 

Joel Irwin Kutztown Jr. 

Peter Manns C.W. Post Sr. 

Tayrance Smith C.W. Post Sr. 

Defensive Back Mike Gardier Kutztown Sr. 

Juma McKenley C.W. Post Jr. 

Domenique Price Bloomsburg Sr. 

Corey Rhood West Chester Sr. 

Return Specialist Brandon Real Bloomsburg Fr. 

Punter John Banzhof Millersville Sr. 

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2009 PSAC HONORS 

All-PSAC West First Teams 

OFFENSE 

Quarterback Trevor Harris Edinboro Sr. 

Running Back Alfonso Hoggard Clarion Jr. 

Jon Richardson Gannon Sr. 

Tobias Robinson IUP Jr. 

Offensive Tackle Dave Hetrick Mercyhurst Sr. 

Cha’Mar Jones California Gr. 

Offensive Guard Dan Jordan California Jr. 

Rob Stoner Edinboro Jr. 

Center Brandon Fusco Slippery Rock Jr. 

Tight End Matt Foradora Clarion Sr. 

Wide Receiver A.J. Jackson California Sr. 

Terrance Moore California Jr. 

Jacques Robinson Clarion Jr. 

Placekicker C.J. Bahr Slippery Rock Jr. 

DEFENSE 

Defensive Line Chad Brooks Edinboro Sr. 

Randy Colling Gannon So. 

Fred Hale Mercyhurst Jr. 

Ben Maund Clarion Jr. 

Willie Walker California Sr. 

Linebacker Dontey Brown California Gr. 

James Carson IUP Sr. 

Brett Diamond California So. 

Tim Herbener Mercyhurst Sr. 

Defensive Back Robert Doiley Slippery Rock Jr. 

Terrence Johnson California Sr. 

Akwasi Owusu-Ansah IUP 

Sr. 

Branden Williams Edinboro So. 

Return Specialist Akwasi Owusu-Ansah IUP Sr. 

Punter Kyle Witman Slippery Rock Sr. 

All-PSAC West Second Teams 

OFFENSE 

Quarterback Josh Portis California Gr. 

Running Back Freddie Bacco California Sr. 

David Bostic Edinboro So. 

Windell Brown California Jr. 

Offensive Tackle Sam Geldmaker Gannon Jr. 

Nate Tucker IUP Sr. 

Offensive Guard Andrew Salamon Mercyhurst Sr. 

Joe Tonga IUP Sr. 

Center Nick Piccirillo California Jr. 

Tight End Josh Szeluga Mercyhurst Sr. 

Wide Receiver Chedrick Cherry California So. 

Devin Goda Slippery Rock So. 

Mychal Skinner IUP Jr. 

Placekicker Craig Burgess IUP Jr. 

DEFENSE 

Defensive Line Marcus Cook California So. 

Brandon Gordon California Sr. 

Nick Gounaris Lock Haven Jr. 

Pat Marsilio Slippery Rock Sr. 

Carl Thornton IUP Fr. 

Linebacker Bryan Boyce Mercyhurst Sr. 

Joe Fox Clarion Jr. 

Matthew Neal-Mink Gannon 

Jr. 

Zach Sheridan Slippery Rock So. 

Defensive Back Julius McCormick Mercyhurst So. 

Rontez Miles California Fr. 

Nick Sipes Clarion Jr. 

Daily Whitten Clarion Fr. 

Ian Wild Mercyhurst So. 

Return Specialist Alfonso Hoggard Clarion Jr. 

Punter Derek Fiorenza California Gr. 

EASTERN DIVISION 

Offensive Player of the Year 

Mike Harris, WR, Shippensburg 

Defensive Player of the Year 

Anthony Smith, LB, Bloomsburg 

Freshman of the Year 

Thomas Beverly, RB, C.W. Post 

Coach of the Year 

Rocky Rees, Shippensburg 

PSAC Post Season Awards 

WESTERN DIVISION 

Offensive Player of the Year 

Alphonso Hoggard, RB, Clarion 

Defensive Player of the Year 

Willie Walker, DL, California 

Freshman of the Year 

Rontez Miles, DB, California 

Coach of the Year 

Jay Foster, Clarion 


2009 PSAC LEADERS 

2009 PSAC Offensive Leaders 

Rushing Team G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G 

1. Alfonso Hoggard CLAR 10 224 1046 4.7 17 84 104.6 

2. Thomas Beverly CWP 11 209 1094 5.2 11 47 99.5 

3. Jon Richardson GAN 11 196 943 4.8 16 48 85.7 

4. Tobias Robinson IUP 11 225 906 4.0 5 83 82.4 

5. SayQuan Scott-Mitchell ROCK 10 134 744 5.6 7 44 74.4 

Passing Team G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G 

1. Trevor Harris EDIN 12 402 269 8 66.9 3,304 24 275.3 

2. Joe Wright WCU 11 329 188 10 57.1 2,759 20 250.8 

3. Matt Marshall ESU 12 341 206 13 60.4 2,938 26 244.8 

4. Josh Portis CAL 15 407 224 9 55.0 3,421 36 228.1 

5. Chad DiFebbo SHIP 12 314 160 12 51.0 2,507 27 208.9 

Receiving Team G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G 

1. AJ Jackson CAL 15 101 1,424 18 50 14.1 94.9 

2. Mike Harris SHIP 12 62 1,018 10 84 16.4 84.8 

3. Steve Miller WCU 10 46 759 9 51 16.5 75.9 

4. Dan DePalma WCU 11 45 832 9 58 18.5 75.6 

5. Jacques Robinson CLAR 11 70 819 5 44 11.7 74.5 

Scoring Team G TD XPT FG 2XP Pts Pts/G 

1. Alfonso Hoggard CLAR 10 19 0 0 4 118 11.8 

2. Jon Richardson GAN 11 16 0 0 0 96 8.7 

3. AJ Jackson CAL 15 18 0 0 2 110 7.3 

4. Matt Dineen KUTZ 11 0 21 17 0 72 6.5 

Jamal Smith MILL 11 12 0 0 0 72 6.5 

Thomas Beverly CWP 11 12 0 0 0 72 6.5 

All-Purpose Team G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G 

1. Alfonso Hoggard CLAR 10 1046 86 79 587 1798 179.8 

2. Jamal Smith MILL 11 99 729 61 468 1357 123.4 

3. Thomas Beverly CWP 11 1094 154 0 39 1287 117.0 

4. Dan DePalma WCU 11 30 832 8 317 1187 107.9 

5. Tobias Robinson IUP 11 906 137 0 131 1174 106.7 

Field Goals Team G FG FGA Pct. FG/G 

1. Matt Dineen KUTZ 11 17 20 85.0 1.55 

2. Jeremy Ditzler GAN 11 10 16 62.5 0.91 

3. Jon Koenig BLOOM 10 9 14 64.3 0.90 

4. Kyler Ford SHIP 12 10 16 62.5 0.83 

5. Craig Burgess IUP 11 9 11 81.8 0.82 

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2009 PSAC LEADERS 

2009 PSAC Defensive Leaders 

Tackles Team G Solo Ast Total Avg/G Sack 

1. Matt Freed ESU 12 74 58 132 11.0 10.0 

2. Anthony Smith BLOOM 11 48 66 114 10.4 3.0 

3. Nick Sipes CLAR 11 52 60 112 10.2 4.5 

4. Peter Manns CWP 11 54 54 108 9.8 2.0 

5. Matthew Neal-Mink GAN 9 39 43 82 9.1 1.0 

Sacks Team G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G 

1. Matt Freed ESU 12 10 0 79 10.0 0.83 

2. Justin Presley BLOOM 11 9 2 71 10.0 0.91 

3. Kevin Bolinsky KUTZ 11 8 3 60 9.5 0.86 

4. Xavier Brown CWP 10 8 1 58 8.5 0.85 

5. Sam Scott WCU 11 6 3 43 7.5 0.68 

Tackles for Loss Team G Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G 

1. Matt Freed ESU 12 17 2 107 18.0 1.50 

2. Sam Scott WCU 11 14 6 79 17.0 1.55 

3. Justin Presley BLOOM 11 13 6 99 16.0 1.45 

Tim Herbener MC 11 13 6 60 16.0 1.45 

5. Kevin Bolinsky KUTZ 11 12 6 72 15.0 1.36 

Justin Presley 

Passes Defended Team G Brkup Int Total Avg/G 

1. Robert Doiley ROCK 9 8 3 11 1.22 

2. Cordero Newkirk WCU 11 12 1 13 1.18 

Daily Whitten CLAR 11 8 5 13 1.18 

4. Travis Proctor SHIP 12 9 4 13 1.08 

5. Oscar Rivera BLOOM 11 10 1 11 1.00 

Kevin Garland WCU 11 8 3 11 1.00 

Kick Returns Team G Ret Yds TD Long Avg 

1. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah IUP 11 16 475 2 89 29.7 

2. Chedrick Cherry CAL 13 17 504 0 54 29.6 

3. Alfonso Hoggard CLAR 10 22 587 1 87 26.7 

4. Andrew Bailey MC 10 30 778 1 93 25.9 

5. Akeem Satterfield ROCK 10 14 361 1 92 25.8 

Punt Returns Team G Ret Yds TD Long Avg 

1. Kevin Garland WCU 11 14 288 0 52 20.6 

2. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah IUP 11 22 275 3 70 12.5 

3. Kendell Coleman KUTZ 11 15 155 0 24 10.3 

4. Robert Doiley ROCK 9 27 225 0 24 8.3 

5. Josh Gumbert CAL 14 20 152 0 20 7.6 


2009 REGIONAL AWARDS 

2009 Bloomsburg Regional Awards 

Football Gazette All-Super Region One 

Anthony Smith LB First Team 

Stefan Adams FB Second Team 

Justin Presley DE Second Team 

Dan Latorre QB Third Team 

Pat Casey OL Third Team 

Domenique Price DB Third Team 

Daktronics All-Super Region One 

Anthony Smith LB First Team 

Stefan Adams 

Anthony Smith 

Dan Latorre 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

Year-by-Year 

Since 1935 

1935 

BSC 19 Clarion 0 

6 Millersville 0 

0 Lock Haven 0 

0 Mansfield 3 

6 Indiana (PA) 0 

0 Shippensburg 26 

12 East Stroudsburg 0 

6 Slippery Rock 21 

Record: 4-3-1 

Head Coach: George Buchheit 

1936 

BSC 7 Susquehanna 21 



0 Mansfield 19 





Record: 1-7 

Head Coach: Austin Tate 

1937 

BSC 20 Millersville 0 





6 Susquehanna 0 


Record: 3-4 


1938 






0 Kutztown 7 


6 Panzer 13 

Record: 0-8 


1939 






0 Kutztown 7 


6 Panzer 13 

Record: 0-8 


1940 


0 Indiana (Pa) 33 




0 Kutztown 20 


Record: 1-6 

Head Coach: George Bucheit 

1941 

BSC 0 Mansfield 26 



14 Kutztown 0 


Record: 1-4 


1942-1943: World War II, No Team 

1944 

BSC 20 Drexel 6 

13 Ursinus 6 

0 Scranton 39 

0 Drexel 30 

0 Scranton 32 

Record: 2-3 

Head Coach: Frank Kostos 

1945 

BSC 6 Lock Haven 7 




Record: 2-2 


1946 



0 Clarion 6 



19 Kutztown 0 


41 Rider 6 

Record: 4-3-1 

Head Coach: John Hoch 

1947 



11 Clarion 7 



24 Kutztown 7 


34 Rider 0 

Record: 6-2 

Head Coach: Robert Redman 

1948 

BSC 25 Wilkes 0 

7 Mansfield 0 


26 King’s College 0 



27 Kutztown 0 

47 Lycoming 0 


Record: 9-0 

PSTC Champions (sportswriters poll) 


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1949 




21 King’s College 0 



27 Kutztown 14 

48 Lycoming 0 


Record: 8-1 

PSTC Champions (sportswriters poll) 


1950 


20 at Lock Haven 0 

40 at Millersville 2 

26 at Shippensburg 6 

35 Kutztown 0 

27 Wilkes 7 

6 at West Chester 31 

12 at Indiana (PA) 0 

Record: 7-1 


1951 





28 at Kutztown 0 

27 at Wilkes 7 

16 West Chester 7 

20 Indiana 0 

Record: 8-0 

PSTC Champions 


1952 



13 at Trenton 6 

7 at Scranton 33 

0 at California 0 

22 New Haven 12 



Record: 5-2-1 

Head Coach: Jack Yohe 

1953 

BSC 27 at Wilkes 6 

26 at Mansfield 7 

48 Trenton 0 

7 Scranton 25 

20 California 13 

14 at New Haven 12 



Record: 6-2 

(2nd in conference) 


1954 


26 Cortland (NY) 13 

44 Wilkes 0 

49 at King’s 0 





Record: 6-2 

PSTC Co-Champions 


1955 

BSC 27 at Mansfield 6 

6 at Cortland 13 


20 King’s 19 

21 at New Haven 25 




Record: 5-2-1 

PSTC Champions 


1956 

BSC 13 Delaware State 0 

3 Cortland 6 






Record: 3-4 


1957 

BSC 6 at Lock Haven 13 

0 at Delaware State 13 






Record: 2-5 

Head Coach: Walter Blair 

1958 

BSC 20 Shippensburg 19 



16 Cortland 0 


12 at East Stroudsburg 12 



Record: 5-2-1 


1959 

BSC 7 at Shippensburg 13 

6 King’s 0 







Record: 3-4-1 


1960 



20 Cortland 14 




39 Cheyney 0 


Record: 6-2 (4-2 PC) 




1961 


31 King’s 12 





28 at Cheyney 0 


Record: 4-4 (2-2 PC) 


1962 







6 Kutztown 12 


Record: 3-4-1 (3-4 PC) 


1963 



13 King’s 6 



7 Cheyney 0 



Record: 3-5 (2-4 PC) 


1964 



10 at Brockport 26 






Record: 2-5-1 (2-3-1 PC) 

Head Coach: Russell Houk 

1965 



15 Brockport 6 



14 Cheyney 6 



Record: 4-4 (3-3 PC) 


1966 







31 Kutztown 7 


Record: 4-4 (3-3 PC) 


1967 




34 at Susquehanna 19 



35 Cheyney 12 



Record: 6-3 (3-3 PC) 


1968 



13 Susquehanna 13 






Record: 3-4-1 (3-3 PC) 

Head Coach: Jerry Denstorff 

1969 



14 Adelphi 16 



28 Cheyney 7 



Record: 2-6 (2-4 PC) 

Head Coach: Jerry Densdorff 

1970 



35 at Delaware Valley 27 




7 Kutztown 24 


Record: 5-3 (3-3 PC) 

Head Coach: Jerry Densdorff 

1971 

BSC 28 Scranton 6 



35 California (Pa.) 26 



21 Cheyney 14 



Record: 4-5 (2-4 PC) 

Head Coach: Bill Sproule 

1972 


62 at Scranton 0 



14 at California (Pa.) 42 




17 Kutztown 6 


Record: 5-5 (4-2 PC) 


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1973 




0 Westminster 32 



14 Cheyney 21 



Record: 4-5 (2-4 PC) 


1974 




7 at Westminster 23 




6 Kutztown 28 


Record: 1-7-1 (0-5-1 PC) 


1975 



19 Wilkes 41 



14 Cheyney 35 




Record: 1-8 (0-6 PC) 


1976 










Record: 2-7 (2-4 PC) 

Head Coach: Ron Puhl 

1977 




31 Wilkes 6 



27 Cheyney 7 



Record: 4-5 (2-3 PC) 

Head Coach Ron Puhl 

1978 

BSC 7 Ithaca 25 



7 Mansfield 6 





14 Kutztown 7 


Record: 6-4 (3-2 PC) 


1979 

BSC 6 at Ithaca 13 




27 Wilkes 3 



3 Cheyney 9 



Record: 2-8 (1-4 PC) 


1980 

BSC 3 Ithaca 58 







7 Kutztown 28 


Record: 1-8 (1-4 PC) 

Head Coach: Clark Boler 

1981 

BSC 0 at Ithaca 35 






16 Cheyney 34 



9 Edinboro 25 

Record: 0-10 (0-5 PC) 

Head Coach: Clark Boler 

1982 

BSC 7 at Edinboro 34 



7 Mansfield 7 




20 Kutztown 7 


Record: 1-7-1 (1-5-1 PC) 

Head Coach: George Landis 



1983 

BU 7 at Slippery Rock 18 






17 Cheyney 13 



28 Lycoming 10 

Record: 5-5 (4-2 PC) 


PC Place: Second 

1984 

BU 11 at Shippensburg 17 






14 California (PA) 24 

14 Kutztown 3 


14 at Lycoming 24 

14 at California (PA) * 21 

Record: 6-5 (5-1 PC) 


* - PC “State Game” 

1985 

BU 18 Shippensburg 3 



24 Cheyney 0 



17 at California (Pa.) 10 


51 Buffalo State 7 


31 Indiana (Pa.) * 9 

38 Hampton (Va.) ** 28 

0 at North Alabama ** 34 

Record: 12-1 (6-0 PC) 


* PC “State Game” 

** NCAA Division II Playoffs 

1986 

BU 30 at Shippensburg 26 








7 Kutztown 7 

21 at Norfolk State 7 

Record: 7-2-1 (3-2-1 PC) 

Head Coach: Pete Adrian 

1987 

BU 17 at Norfolk State 26 





14 Cheyney 0 



24 at Slippery Rock 23 



Record: 8-3 (4-2 PC) 


1988 

BU 14 Norfolk State 6 



14 Kutztown 9 



3 Cheyney 0 

9 Mansfield 0 


7 Indiana (Pa.) 32 


Record: 7-4 (4-2 PC) 


1989 

BU 3 at James Madison 48 






28 Cheyney 31 



0 at Indiana 48 


Record: 4-7 (3-3 PC) 


1990 

BU 7 at Youngstown St. 43 



6 Edinboro 33 


12 at Central Connecticut 10 






Record: 4-7 (3-2 PC) 


1991 



21 at Edinboro 23 


37 Central Connecticut 7 

10 * East Stroudsburg 20 

44 Cheyney 14 




Record: 5-5 (4-2 PC) 


*Played at Lackawanna Co. Stadium 

(Steamtown Classic) 

92 



1992 

BU 24 at Bucknell 41 



17 *East Stroudsburg 42 


20 Clarion 23 





Record: 1-9 (1-5 PC) 


1993 

BU 16 at Bucknell 21 



6 American International 24 


18 at Clarion 40 




24 Cheyney 6 


Record: 5-6 (4-2 PC) 

Head Coach: Danny Hale 

1994 

BU 6 New Haven 38 


23 California (PA) 22 

49 at American Int’l 6 








Record: 8-3 (5-1 PC) 


1995 

BU 20 at New Haven 27 


24 at California (PA) 20 

40 American International 7 






34 at E. Stroudsburg 27 

55 Cheyney 0 

Record: 9-1-1 (5-0-1 PSAC) 


1996 

BU 45 at Wayne State 14 



28 at American Int’l 24 








29 at Clarion* 42 

Record:10-2 (6-0 PSAC) 


*NCAA Division II Playoffs 

1997 

BU 22 Wayne State 0 

13 Indiana 18 


68 Cheyney 6 







Record: 8-2 (6-0 PSAC) 


1998 

BU 7 at New Haven 25 



27 Indiana 37 

37 Kutztown 9 



54 Cheyney 12 






1999 











65 Edinboro 16 



2000 

BU 20 at Carson-Newman 28 



48 Cheyney 6 


38 Indiana 14 






46 Saginaw Valley * 32 

38 Northwood * 14 

58 at UC-Davis * 48 

34 Delta State* 63 



* NCAA Division II Playoffs 



2001 









10 Kutztown 7 


14 at Grand Valley * 42 




2002 

BU 18 at Indiana 37 







37 Cheyney 12 





2003 







35 Kutztown(OT) 28 




40 Indiana 42 



2004 

BU 20 at Slippery Rock 17 



34 Indiana 24 



69 Cheyney 0 






2005 

BU 40 Slippery Rock 24 

33 at Fairmont St. 0 





12 Kutztown 0 





39 East Stroudsburg* 52 




2006 

BU 3 at James Madison 14 

24 CALIFORNIA (PA) 19 


24 CLARION 10 


30 WEST CHESTER 27 

41 KUTZTOWN 14 





21 WEST CHESTER * 20 

24 at Shepherd * 21 

3 at N.W. Missouri * 33 




2007 

BU 42 CW POST 28 

13 at California, Pa. 31 

41 EDINBORO 42 

52 at Clarion 10 



42 MILLERSVILLE 28 


55 CHEYNEY 6 

41 Indiana 35 



2008 

BU 49 at Ashland 42 

24 CALIFORNIA (PA) 17 

24 MERCYHURST 0 

31 KUTZTOWN 21 

13 at C.W. Post 6 


42 EAST STROUDSBURG 23 



21 WEST CHESTER 24 

38 at Gannon 10 

28 WEST CHESTER* 21 

24 CALIFORNIA (PA)* 27 




2009 

BU 10 ASHLAND 7 

17 at California (PA) 10 

17 at Mercyhurst 7 


24 C.W. POST 14 

45 MILLERSVILLE 10 


28 CHEYNEY 6 

27 SHIPPENSBURG 28 


7 GANNON (OT) 10 



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ALL TIME SERIES 

All-Time Series 

Since 1892 

Opponent W L T Pct. 

Adelphi University 0 1 0 .000 

American International 3 1 0 .750 

Ashland (OH) 2 0 0 1.000 

Askam Athletic Club 1 0 0 1.000 

Bellefonte Academy 1 3 0 .250 

Berwick 2 1 0 .667 

Berwick Rangers 1 0 0 1.000 

Berwick YMCA 5 0 0 1.000 

Brockport State (NY) 1 1 0 .500 

Bucknell Academy 2 2 2 .500 

Bucknell University 0 7 0 .000 

Bucknell University Reserves 6 4 0 .600 

Buffalo State 1 0 0 1.000 

UC Davis 1 0 0 1.000 

California (PA) 12 8 2 .591 

Carlisle Indian School 0 3 0 .000 

Carlisle Indian School Reserves 5 1 0 .833 

Carson-Newman (TN) 0 1 0 .000 

Catawissa 1 0 0 1.000 

Central Connecticut State 2 0 0 1.000 

Central Pennsylvania College (1) 1 0 0 1.000 

Centralia Athletic Club 1 1 0 .500 

Cheyney 40 9 1 .810 

Clarion 4 4 1 .500 

Conway Hall (Carlisle) 0 1 0 .000 

Cortland State (NY) 3 4 1 .438 

C.W. Post 3 0 0 1.000 

Delaware State 1 1 0 .500 

Delaware Valley College 1 0 0 1.000 

Delta State (MS) 0 1 0 .000 

Dickinson College 0 1 0 .000 

Dickinson Seminary (2) 13 7 1 .643 

Drexel University 1 1 0 .500 

East Stroudsburg 36 43 2 .457 

Edinboro 2 6 0 .250 

Edwardsville High School 0 1 0 .000 

Fairmont State (WV) 1 0 0 1.000 

Franklin & Marshall College 2 0 0 1.000 

Freeland Mining & Mechanical Insti. 2 0 0 1.000 

Friendship Football Club, Bloomsburg 1 0 0 1.000 

Gannon University 1 1 0 .500 

Gettysburg College 0 2 0 .000 

Gettysburg College Reserves 1 0 0 1.000 

Grand Valley State 0 1 0 .000 

Hampton University (VA) 1 0 0 1.000 


Harrisburg Tech High School 0 1 0 .000 

Harry Hillman Academy 2 0 0 1.000 

Hazleton Athletic Club 1 1 0 .500 

Hazleton High School 1 0 0 1.000 

Indiana (PA) 8 18 0 .308 

Ithaca College 0 4 0 .000 

James Madison 0 2 0 .000 

Keystone Academy (3) 3 3 0 .500 

King’s College (PA) 10 0 1 .955 

Kutztown 42 20 1 .675 

Lafayette College 0 6 0 .000 

Lebanon Valley College 1 0 0 1.000 

Lock Haven 43 38 3 .530 

Lycoming College (2) 3 1 0 .750 

Mansfield 55 22 4 .704 

Mercyhurst 2 0 0 1.000 

Millersville 37 30 5 .549 

Montgomery Athletic Club 1 0 0 1.000 

Montgomery High School 2 0 0 1.000 

Mt. Carmel Academy 1 0 0 1.000 

Mt. Carmel Athletic Association 1 1 0 .500 

Mt. Carmel High School 0 1 2 .333 

Mt. Carmel YMCA 1 0 0 1.000 

Muhlenberg College 0 2 0 .000 

Nanticoke 1 0 0 1.000 

New Haven State (4) 2 2 0 .500 

New Haven, University of 3 5 0 .375 

Norfolk State 2 1 0 .667 

North Alabama 0 1 0 .000 

Northumberland 1 0 0 1.000 

Northumberland Athletic Assoc, 2 1 0 .667 

Northumberland High School (5) 1 0 0 1.000 

Northwest Missouri State 0 1 0 .000 

Northwood (MI) 1 0 0 1.000 

Orangeville 1 0 0 1.000 

Oswego State (NY) 0 1 1 .250 

Panzer College 1 1 0 .500 

Penn State College (6) 0 1 0 .000 

Penn State College Freshmen 0 2 0 .000 

Penn State College Reserves 0 1 0 .000 

Philadelphia Central High School 1 0 0 1.000 

Hazleton Pioneer Football Club 1 0 0 1.000 

Pittston 1 0 0 1.000 

Pittston Athletic Club 3 0 0 1.000 

Plymouth Athletic Club 0 1 0 .000 


ALL TIME SERIES 


Pottsville High School 1 0 0 1.000 

Rider College 2 0 0 1.000 

Saginaw Valley (MI) 1 0 0 1.000 

St. Gabriel High School 1 0 0 1.000 

St. Thomas College (7) 3 2 0 .600 

School of the Lackawanna 1 0 0 1.000 

Scranton Commercial School 1 0 0 1.000 

Scranton High School 2 0 0 1.000 

Scranton, University of (7) 2 4 0 .333 

Shenandoah High School 1 0 0 1.000 

Shepherd (WV) 1 0 0 1.000 

Shickshinny 1 0 0 1.000 

Shippensburg 31 42 0 .425 

Slippery Rock 9 3 0 .750 

Sunbury 1 0 0 1.000 

Sunbury High School 1 1 0 .500 

Sunbury Tau Phi Sigma 0 1 0 .000 

Susquehanna University 11 6 1 .639 

Susquehanna University Reserves 2 0 0 1.000 

Trenton State (NJ) 2 0 0 1.000 

Treverton Athletic Association 1 0 0 1.000 

Univ. of Pennsylvania 0 1 0 .000 

Univ. of Pennsylvania Reserves 1 0 0 1.000 

Ursinus College 0 1 0 .000 

Wayne State 2 0 0 1.000 

West Chester 21 46 0 .313 

West Hazleton 1 0 0 1.000 

Westminster College 0 2 0 .000 

Wilkes University 10 3 0 .769 

Wilkes-Barre Academy 0 1 0 .000 

Wilkes-Barre High School 3 2 1 .583 

Wilkes-Barre YMCA 1 0 0 1.000 

Williamsport High School 3 1 0 .750 

Wyoming Seminary 6 23 3 .234 

Wyoming Seminary Reserves 0 1 0 .000 

York YMCA 1 0 0 1.000 

Youngstown State University 0 1 0 .000 

(1) now Albright College 

(2) known as Lycoming College or Dickinson Seminary 

(3) now Keystone College 

(4) now Southern Connecticut State 

(5) now Shikellamy High School 

(6) now Penn State University 

(7) also known as Univ. of Scranton/St. Thomas College 

Year-by-Year 

Since 1892 

1892 — 2-1-1 

1893 — 2-4 

1894 — 5-3 

1895 — 4-3 

1896 — 4-2-1 

1897 — 3-4 

1898 — 2-2 

1899 — No Team 


1901 — 7-2-1 

1902 — 7-3 

1903 — 6-1-1 

1904 — 8-1 

1905 — 4-4 


1907 — 2-6 

1908 — 3-5 

1909 — 4-4 

1910 — 7-1 

1911 — 4-4-2 

1912 — 5-3-1 

1913 — 5-3 

1914 — 5-4 

1915 — 5-2-1 

1916 — 4-4-1 

1917 — 4-2-1 

1918 — WW I 

1919 — 2-5 

1920 — 3-6 

1921 — 1-6-1 

1922 — 5-4 

1923 — 5-3 

1924 — 3-5 

1925 — 3-5 

1926 — 4-3 

1927 — 3-5 

1928 — 4-4 

1929 — 5-3 

1930 — 4-2-1 

1931 — 2-2-3 

1932 — 1-3-2 

1933 — 2-5 

1934 — 4-3-1 

1935 — 4-3-1 

1936 — 1-7 

1937 — 3-4 

1938 — 1-6-1 

1939 — 0-8 

1940 — 1-6 

1941 — 1-4 

1942 — WW II 

1943 — WW II 

1944 — 1-4 

1945 — 2-2 

1946 — 4-3-1 

1947 — 6-2 

1948 — 9-0 

1949 — 8-1 

1950 — 7-1 

1951 — 8-0 

1952 — 5-2-1 

1953 — 6-2 

1954 — 6-2 

1955 — 5-2-1 

1956 — 3-4 

1957 — 2-5 

1958 — 5-2-1 

1959 — 3-4-1 

1960 — 6-2 

1961 — 4-4 

1962 — 3-4-1 

1963 — 3-5 

1964 — 2-5-1 

1965 — 4-4 

1966 — 4-4 

1967 — 6-3 

1968 — 3-4-1 

1969 — 2-6 

1970 — 5-3 

1971 — 4-5 

1972 — 5-5 

1973 — 4-5 

1974 — 1-7-1 

1975 — 1-8 

1976 — 2-7 

1977 — 4-5 

1978 — 6-4 

1979 — 2-8 

1980 — 1-8 

1981 — 0-10 

1982 — 1-7-1 

1983 — 5-5 

1984 — 6-5 

1985 — 12-1 #, + 

1986 — 7-2-1 

1987 — 8-3 

1988 — 7-4 

1989 — 4-7 

1990 — 4-7 

1991 — 5-5 

1992 — 1-9 

1993 — 5-6 

1994 — 8-3 # 

1995 — 9-1-1 # 

1996 — 10-2 #, + 

1997 — 8-2 # 

1998 — 5-6 

1999 — 7-4 

2000 — 12-3 #, + 

2001 — 9-2 #, + 

2002 — 8-2 # 

2003 — 7-4 # 

2004 — 7-3 

2005 — 11-1 #,+ 

2006 — 12-2 #, + 

2007 — 7-3 

2008 — 11-2 + 

2009 — 8-3 

+ -- NCAA Playoffs 

# -- PSAC East 

Champs 

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ALL TIME COACHING HISTORY 

All-Time Coaching Records 

Head Coach (seasons) Year(s) Overall Record Pct. 

W.H. Detwiler (2) 1892-1893 4-5-1 .450 

A.K. Aldinger (10) 1894-1898, 1901-1905 50-25-3 .660 

B.F. Bryant (2) 1907-1908 5-11 .313 

George Harry (1) 1909 4-4 .500 

Charles Albert (1) 1910 7-1 .875 

John W. Weimer (7) 1911-1917 32-22-6 .583 

Thomas W. Pownall (1) 1919 2-5 .286 

Raymond Deidrick (1) 1920 3-6 .333 

George Mead (4) 1921-1924 14-18-1 .439 

Alfred K. Jackson (1) 1925 3-5 .375 

Thornley Booth (6) 1926-1931 22-19-4 .533 

George Buchheit (7) 1932-1935, 1940-41, 1945 15-26-4 .378 

Austin Tate (4) 1936-1939 5-25-1 .177 

Frank Kostos (1) 1944 1-4 .200 

John Hoch (1) 1946 4-3-1 .563 

Robert B. Redman (5) 1947-1951 38-4 .905 

Jack Yohe (5) 1952-1956 25-12-2 .667 

Walter Blair (7) 1957-1963 26-26-3 .500 

Russ Houk (4) 1964-1967 16-16-1 .500 

Jerry Densdorff (3) 1968-1970 10-13-1 .438 

William Sproule (5) 1971-1975 15-30-1 .337 

Ron Puhl (4) 1976-1979 14-24 .368 

Clark Boler (2) 1980-1981 1-18 .053 

George Landis (4) 1982-1985 24-18-1 .570 

Pete Adrian (7) 1986-1992 36-37-1 .493 

Danny Hale (17) 1993-Present 144-49-1 .745 

TOTALS (112) 1892-2009 520-426-32 .548 

Head Coach Danny Hale 


RECORD BOOK 

Bloomsburg Individual Records 

PASSING 

Attempts 

Game 69 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992) * 

56 Rich Lichtel (1967) 

Season 415 Rich Lichtel (1967) 

285 Glenn McNamee (1996) 

Career 986 Jay DeDea (1984-87) 

915 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 

Completions 

Game 39 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992) * 

32 Rich Lichtel vs. LHU, Mansfield (1967) 

Season 194 Alan Eck (1990) 

189 Rich Lichtel (1967) 

Career 527 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 

495 Jay DeDea (1984-1987) 

492 Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 

Yards Gained 

Game 506 Jeff King vs. Lock Haven (1992) 

415 Eric Miller vs. New Haven (1999) 

Season 2,771 Rich Lichtel (1967) 

2,571 Eric Miller (1999) 

Career 7,474 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 

7,370 Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 

6,950 Glenn McNamee (1993-1996) 

Touchdown Passes 

Game 5 Rich Lichtel (1967) 

5 Eric Miller vs. Saginaw Valley (2000) # 

5 Eric Miller vs. UC Davis (2000) # 

5 Jack Lydic vs. Indiana (PA)(2003) 

4 Ozzie Snyder vs. Mansfield (1958) 

4 Eric Miller vs. Northwood (2000) # 

4 Chris Thompson vs. Mansfield (2001) 

4 Chris Thompson vs. Millersville (2001) 

4 Andrew Herrmann vs. Millersville (2002) 

4 Jack Lydic vs. Shippensburg (2005) 

4 Jack Lydic vs. Millersville (2005) 

4 Dan Latorre vs. West Chester (2007) 


22 Eric Miller (2000) 

22 Glenn McNamee (1996) 

Career 70 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 

60 Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 

57 Glenn McNamee (1993-1996) 

PASSING 

Best Completion Percentage 

Game 85.0% 

(17-20) Chris Thompson vs. Mansfield (2001) 

82.3% 

(14-17) Dan Latorre vs. James Madison (2006) 

Season 63.3% Eric Miller (1999) 

60.3% Dan Latorre (2006) 

Career 58.1% Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 

57.5% Eric Miller (1997-2000) 

57.3% Alan Eck (1989-1991) 

Most Interceptions 

Game 6 Jay DeDea vs. West Chester (1986) 

5 Joe Geiger vs. Lock Haven (1972) 


15 Eric Miller (1998) 

Career 48 Jay DeDea (1984-87) 

Yards/Completion 

Game 30.4 Dick Rohrer vs. Shippensburg (1961) 

Season 16.7 Dan Latorre (2006) 

Career 15.0 Dan Latorre (2006-2009) 

14.9 Rich Lichtel (1965-67) 

Yards/Game 

Season 307.8 Rich Lichtel (1967) 

Career 241.1 Eric Miller (1997-2000) 

RECEIVING 

Receptions 

Game 17 Tom Pajic vs. Lock Haven (1992) 

Season 87 Ron Lelko (1996) 

Career 229 Mike Lelko (1997-2000) 

Yards Gained 

Game 290 Bob Tucker vs. Susquehanna (1967) $ * 

Season 1,455 Ron Lelko (1996) * 

Career 3,151 Mike Lelko (1997-2000) 

Receiving Touchdowns 

Game 4 Ron Lelko vs. Shippensburg (1996) 

4 Stan Kucharski vs. Shippensburg (1967) 

4 Bob Tucker vs. Millersville (1967) 

4 Rocco Forgione vs. Millersville (2002) 

Season 16 Matt Wilson (1999) 

Career 34 Mike Lelko (1997-2000) 

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RUSHING 

Carries 

Game 59 Jerry Marks vs. Mansfield (1991) * 

Season 303 Irv Sigler (1996) 

Career 908 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07) 

Net Yards Gained 

Game 300 Jerry Marks vs. Mansfield (1991) 

Season 2,260 Jamar Brittingham (2005) 

Career 5,689 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)* 

Highest Average/Carry 

Game 23.3 Bill Firestine vs. Mansfield (1968) 

Season 7.2 Jamar Brittingham (2005) 

Career 6.4 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07) 

Rushing Touchdowns 

Game 5 Irv Sigler vs. Cheyney (1997) 

5 Irv Sigler vs. East Stroudsburg (1996) 

5 Mike Johnson vs. Cheyney (1995) 

5 Jamar Brittingham vs. CW Post (2007) 

Season 32 Jamar Brittingham (2005)* 


TOTAL OFFENSE 

Plays 


Season 479 Jay DeDea (1987) 

Career 1,354 Jay DeDea (1984-87) 

Yards Gained 


Season 2,515 Rich Lichtel (1967) 

Career 6,594 Glen McNamee (1993-96) 

All-Purpose Yards 

Game 347 Jim Browning vs. King’s (PA) (1954) 

Season 2,563 Jamar Brittingham (2005) 

Career 6,867 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07) 

SCORING 

Touchdowns 

Game 5 Jamar Brittingham vs. C.W. Post (2007) 

5 Irv Sigler vs. Cheyney (1997) 

5 Irv Sigler vs. E. Stroudsburg (1996) 

5 Mike Johnson vs. Cheyney (1995) 

Season 34 Jamar Brittingham (2005) * 


SCORING 

Most Extra Points Made 

Game 9 Garrett Bloom vs. Cheyney (2004) 

9 Garrett Bloom vs. Lock Haven (2005) 

Season 54 Garrett Bloom (2005) 

54 Jon Koenig (2008) 

Career 171 Jon Koenig (2006-2009) 

Most Two-Point Conversions Made 

Game 2 Eric Miller and Mike Lelko (2000) 

Season 4 Kevin Grande (1985) 

Most Field Goals Made 

Game 3 Mark Weiss (Twice) 

3 Chris Mingrone vs. Ship.(1986) 

3 Tom Boop vs. Lock Haven (1998) 

3 Garrett Bloom vs. Lock Haven (2003) 

3 Garrett Bloom vs. E. Stroudsburg (2005) 

Season 10 Chris Mingrone (1986) 

Career 29 Bill Beall (1992-95) 

29 Mark Weiss (1988-91) 

29 Jon Koenig (2006-2009) 

Most Field Goals Attempted 

Game 6 Mark Weiss vs. Mansfield (1988) 

Season 20 Chris Mingrone (1986) 

Career 45 Jon Koenig (2006-2009) 

41 Bill Beall (1992-95) 

Most Points 

Game 34 Jamar Brittingham vs. C.W. Post (2007) 

Season 204 Jamar Brittingham (2005)* 

Career 658 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07)* 

Most Points Per Game 

Season 17 Jamar Brittingham (2005) 

Career 11.6 Jamar Brittingham (2004-07) 

RETURNS 

Most Punt Returns 

Game 7 Toyae Berry vs. Shippensburg (2000) 

5 Bob James vs. Millersville (1990) 

5 Mike Kolojejchick (Twice) 

Season 31 Toyae Berry (2000) 

Career 83 Sean Smith (1993-96) 

Most Punt Return Yards 

Game 137 Sean Smith vs. Mansfield (1996) 

Season 336 Ryan Schuck (2005) 

Career 641 Ryan Schuck (2005-06) 


RECORD BOOK 

RETURNS 

Highest Punt Return Average 

Game 80.0 Jim Browning vs. California (PA) (1954) 

Season 12.9 Sean Smith (1995) 

Career 20.9 David Toth (1971-72) 

Most Punt Return Touchdowns 

Game 2 Sean Smith vs. Mansfield (1996) 

Season 5 Sean Smith (1996) 


Most Kickoff Returns 

Game 7 Sean Smith, Twice (1996) 

Season 29 Sean Smith (1996) 


Highest Kickoff Return Average 

Game 36.5 Tony Woods vs. N. Alabama (1985) # 

Season 35.2 Bill Firestine (1968) 

Career 26.9 Jesse Cooper (2006-2009) 

26.6 Steve Meszaros (1980-81) 

Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns 

Game 1 Several times 

Season 2 Bill Firestine (1968) 

Career 2 Bill Firestine (1968-70) 

2 Charles Bender (1972-75) 

2 Steve Meszaros (1980-81) 

2 Sean Smith (1993-96) 

2 Bryant Stone (2000-2002) 

DEFENSE 

Most Tackles 

Game 23 Frank Sheptock vs. N.Alabama (1985) # 

Season 159 Frank Sheptock (1985) 

Career 537 Frank Sheptock (1982-85) 

Most Interceptions 

Game 4 Randy Bullock vs. Indiana (PA) (1985) 

Season 10 Tony Woods (1985) 

10 Linc Welles (1974) 

Career 26 Tony Woods (1982-85) * 

Fumble Recoveries 

Career 12 Frank Sheptock (1982-85) 

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 

Longest Pass 

94 Jay DeDea vs. Indiana (PA) (1985) 

Longest TD Pass 

94 Jay DeDea vs. Indiana (PA) (1985) 

Longest Run 

87 Jamar Brittingham vs. Kutztown (2007) 

Longest TD Run 

87 Jamar Brittingham vs. Kutztown (2007) 

Longest Catch 

94 Joe Dowd vs. Indiana (PA) (1985) 

Longest TD Catch 

94 Joe Dowd vs. Indiana (PA) (1985) 

Longest Punt 

83 Stan Covington vs. Delaware St. (1957) 

Longest Punt Return 

80 Jim Browning (1954) 

Longest TD Punt Return 

76 Jim Browning (1954) 

Longest Kickoff Return for TD 

101 Steve Meszaros (1981) 

100 Bryant Stone vs. Slippery Rock (2000) 

Longest Field Goal 

50 ^ Pete McKenna vs. East Stroudsburg (1979) 

50 Jon Koenig vs. Kutztown (2009) 

Longest Field Goal Attempt 

55 Rick Farris vs. Shippensburg (1981) 

Longest TD Interception Return 

104 Bob Groover vs. Mansfield (1953) 

91 Jesse Cooper vs. Millersville (2008) 

Longest Fumble Return for a TD 

96 Matt Keys vs. West Chester (9-29-01) 

Most Points Scored in One Quarter 

Game 36 (1st Q.) vs. Lock Haven 1996 

NOTE: In 2002, the NCAA changed statistics policies to include 

post-season stats in career figures. Career numbers for 

seasons prior to 2002 exclude post-season competition. 

* PSAC Record 

# NCAA Playoff Game 

$ Tucker’s records are NCAA Division II records for yards gained 

by a tight end 

^ It was determined through video evidence by the Bloomsburg 

University Sports Information Office, in conjunction with the 

University’s archives, that McKenna’s field goal was from 50 

yards, not from 51 yards as previously recorded. 

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RECORD BOOK 

Bloomsburg Record Book 

All-Time Leaders 

MOST RUSHING YARDS - GAME 

Name Yards Year Opponent 

1. Jerry Marks 300 1991 Mansfield 

2. Irv Sigler 278 1997 Lock Haven 

3. Irv Sigler 268 1997 Millersville 

4. Tom Martin 259 1985 Kutztown 

5. Irv Sigler 257 1997 Cheyney 

Jamar Brittingham 257 2007 Millersville 

7. Irv Sigler 254 1996 American Int’l 

8. Jamar Brittingham 250 2005 Slippery Rock 

9. Irv Sigler 249 1997 Mansfield 

10. Jamar Brittingham 246 2005 Indiana (PA) 

MOST RUSHING YARDS - SEASON 

Name Yards Year 

1. Jamar Brittingham 2,260 2005 

2. Irv Sigler 2,038 1997 

3. Irv Sigler 1,693 1996 


5. Marques Glaze 1,354 2000 

6. Marques Glaze 1,327 2001 

7. Derrick Price 1,279 2008 

8. Mike Ceroli 1,269 2004 

9. Mike Morrucci 1,221 1979 

10. Mike Johnson 1,060 1995 

11. Mike Ceroli 1,034 2003 


MOST RUSHING YARDS - CAREER 

Name Yards Years 

1. Jamar Brittingham 5,689 2004-2007 

2. Irv Sigler 5,034 1994-1997 

3. Mike Morrucci 3,586 1976-1979 

4. Marques Glaze 3,329 1998-2001 

5. Mike Ceroli 3,170 2000-2004 

6. Mike Johnson 3,120 1992-1995 

7. Arrastene Henry 2,665 1998-2001 

8. Tom Martin 2,476 1985-1987 

9. Josh Heck 2,115 2003-2007 

10. Derrick Price 2,041 2008-present 

MOST PASSING YARDS - GAME 

Name Yards Date Opponent 

1. Jeff King 506 1992 Lock Haven 

2. Eric Miller 415 1999 New Haven 

3. Eric Miller 385 2000 UC Davis + 

4. Jay DeDea 373 1984 West Chester 

5. Rich Lichtel 360 1967 Mansfield 

6. Jay DeDea 358 1987 New Haven 

7. Jay DeDea 354 1986 Lock Haven 

8. Dan Latorre 350 2009 West Chester 

9. Jack Lydic 345 2003 East Stroudsburg 

10. Glen McNamee 341 1996 Shippensburg 

MOST PASSING YARDS - SEASON 


1. Rich Lichtel 2,771 1967 

2. Eric Miller 2,571 1999 

3. Dan Latorre 2,398 2006 

4. Jay DeDea 2,321 1987 

5. Glen McNamee 2,291 1997 

6. Jay DeDea 2,225 1986 

7. Alan Eck 2,166 1990 

8. Jack Lydic 2,135 2005 

9. Eric Miller 2,060 2000 

10. Alan Eck 1,996 1989 

MOST PASSING YARDS - CAREER 

Name Yards TDs Years 

1. Eric Miller 7,474 70 1997-2000 

2. Dan Latorre 7,370 60 2006-2009 

3. Glen McNamee 6,950 57 1993-1996 

4. Jack Lydic 5,186 31 2002-2005 

5. Rich Lichtel 4,953 43 1965-1967 

6. Alan Eck 4,815 33 1989-1991 

7. Jay DeDea 4,705 37 1983-1986 

8. Mike Glovas 2,943 13 1983-1985 

9. Chris Thompson 2,504 26 1998-2001 

10. Andrew Herrmann 2,041 12 1999-2002 

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RECORD BOOK 

Bloomsburg Record Book 

All-Time Leaders 

MOST RECEPTIONS - SEASON 

Name Recs. Year 

1. Ron Lelko 87 1996 

2. Mike Lelko 76 1998 


4. Matt Wilson 64 1999 

5. Stef Kern 62 1990 


7. Buck Eardley 58 1995 

8. Ron Lelko 57 1997 

Buck Eardley 57 1994 

10. Brahin Bilal 54 2006 

Rocco Forgione 54 2002 

MOST RECEPTIONS - CAREER 

Name Recs. Years 

1. Mike Lelko 229 1997-2000 

2. Buck Eardley 185 1992-1995 

3. Ron Lelko 172 1994-1997 

4. Bob Tucker 131 1965-1967 

5. Jeff Zoranski 128 1991-1994 

6. Kevin Grande 123 1983-1986 

7. Paul Lonergan 117 1987-1989 

8. Stef Kern 109 1988-1990 

9. Brahin Bilal 108 2004-2007 

10. Mike Blake 107 1979-1982 

Tierell Johnson 107 1999-2002 

MOST RECEIVING YARDS - CAREER 

Name Yards Years 

1. Mike Lelko 3,151 1997-2000 

2. Buck Eardley 3,134 1992-1995 

3. Ron Lelko 2,936 1994-1997 

4. Brahin Bilal 2,248 2004-2007 

5. Bob Tucker 2,126 1965-1967 

6. Tierell Johnson 1,952 1999-2000 

7. Matt Wilson 1,858 1998-1999 

8. Stef Kern 1,762 1988-1990 

9. Rocco Forgione 1,642 1999-2002 

10. Jeff Zoranski 1,589 1991-1994 

11. Kevin Grande 1,570 1983-1986 

12. Tierell Johnson 1,408 1999-2002 

MOST RECEIVING YARDS - SEASON 


1. Ron Lelko 1,455 1996 

2. Matt Wilson 1,345 1999 

3. Brahin Bilal 1,183 2006 

4. Rocco Forgione 1,075 2002 

5. Buck Eardley 1,006 1995 

6. Mike Lelko 980 1999 

7. Mike Lelko 952 2000 

8. Buck Eardley 911 1993 

9. Mike Lelko 902 1998 

10. Brahin Bilal 883 2007 

Derrick Price 

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NCAA PLAYOFF HISTORY 

Bloomsburg Football Playoff History 

NCAA Regional Final - November 29, 2008 

California, Pa 27, Bloomsburg 24 

BLOOMSBURG— Kevin McCabe threw three touchdown passes to 

lead California, Pa. to a 27-24 win over Bloomsburg in the NCAA 

Division II Super 1 Regional Final. 

The Vulcans opened the game on a 10-play, 70-yard scoring drive 

capped off by a one-yard touchdown plunge by Daine Williams. The 

extra point attempt was blocked by the Huskies Dave Huot to make 

the score 6-0 with 10:08 left in the first quarter. 

On the ensuing drive, Derrick Price broke a 44-yard run down to 

the 10-yard line, followed by a 10-yard touchdown run by Price on 

the next play to give Bloomsburg a 7-6 lead. 

The Vulcans would reclaim the lead on a 15-yard touchdown 

pass from McCabe to A.J Jackson, making the score 13-7 with 

12:06 left in the second quarter. On the ensuing drive, Dan Latorre 

hit Kyle Ream on a 46-yard yard strike, setting up a 12-yard 

touchdown pass from Latorre to Price as the Huskies took the lead 

14-13. Following a missed field goal by the Vulcans, the Huskies 

would drive down to the California 38-yard line, but Latorre was 

intercepted by Cal’s Patrick Swearinger as the Huskies led 14-13 at 

the half. 

Jesse Cooper returned the second-half kickoff 81 yards to the 

California eight-yard line thanks to a touchdown saving tackle by 

Swearinger. The Huskies settled for a field goal to take 17-13 with 

12:30 remaining in the third. On the Huskies next possession, Cal’s 

Brandon Gordon forced a Price fumble at the Bloomsburg 46-yard 

line. Three plays later, McCabe found Marcel Pestano for a 16-yard 

touchdown to give the Vulcans a 20-17 lead. 

Following a three-and-out by Bloomsburg, Cal would take a 

10-point lead when McCabe found Josh Gumbert for a six-yard 

strike with 36 seconds left in the third quarter. Bloomsburg would 

answer on the ensuing possession, as Latorre plunged in from a yard 

out to cut the Cal lead to 27-24. Latorre set up the touchdown with 

a 32-yard scramble from the Cal 48-yard line. 

After forcing a Vulcans punt, Latorre directed a 10-play, 54-yard 

drive with under three minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. On 

third-and-nine from the Cal 34-yard line, Latorre scrambled to the 

eight-yard line, but was separated from the football by the Vulcans 

Darren Burns. The ensuing fumble was recovered by Cal’s Brandon 

Gordon. From there, Cal would run out the clock and preserve the 

victory. 

Latorre completed 9 of 14 passes for 141 yards and a touchdown 

as well as rushing for 82 yards. Derrick Price rushed for 112 yards 

and scored two touchdowns, one rushing and one receiving. 

1 2 3 4 F 

California (Pa.) 6 7 14 0 27 

HUSKIES 7 7 3 7 24 

1st CAL D. Williams 1 yd. run (kick blocked) 

BU D. Price 10 yd. run (J. Koenig kick) 

2nd CAL AJ Jackson 15 yd. pass from K. McCabe 

(K. Hagerman kick) 

BU D. Price 12 yd. pass from D. Latorre 

(J. Koenig kick) 

3rd BU J. Koenig 20 yd field goal 

CAL Marcel Pestano 16 yd. pass from K. McCabe 


CAL Josh Gumbert 6 yd. pass from K. McCabe 


4th BU D. Latorre 1 yd. run (J. Koenig kick) 

RUSHING: CAL.-Daine Williams 27-145; Windell Brown 

10-54; Freddie Bacco 1-2; Kevin McCabe 1-minus 1; TEAM 

1-minus 2. BU-Derrick Price 18-112; Dan Latorre 9-82; Kenny 

Domzalski 11-45; Stefan Adams 2-3. 

PASSING: CAL.-Kevin McCabe 22-29-0-184. 

BU-Dan Latorre 9-14-1-141. 

RECEIVING: CAL-Marcel Pestano 8-84; AJ Jackson 6-67; 

Eddie Welch 4-20; Josh Gumbert 2-7; Windell Brown 1-4; 

Daine Williams 1-2. BU.-Kyle Ream 3-64; Derrick Price 3-41; 

Ben Weaber 2-20; Stefan Adams 1-16. 




NCAA Second Round - November 26, 2006 

Bloomsburg 21, West Chester 20 

BLOOMSBURG—Dan Latorre passed for 190 yards and three 

touchdowns and defensive back Jesse Cooper partially blocked 

the game-winning field goal attempt with a minute to play as 

Bloomsburg defeated West Chester, 21-20, in an NCAA Division II 

playoff second round game. 

Cooper’s blocked kick came following a long West Chester drive 

that started at its own 4-yard line and came after the Golden Rams 

defense stopped Bloomsburg, which had a first and goal at the fiveyard 

line. West Chester moved the ball down field to the Huskies 

24-yard line before three straight incomplete passes forced the 

Golden Rams to attempt a 41-yard field goal. On the play, Cooper 

came in from the left side and stretched out just enough to deflect 

the ball and keep it short. 

West Chester opened the scoring on the game’s first drive when 

Brent Steinmetz burst through an opening at the line and went 

41-yards for a score just 3:39 into the game. The Huskies tied up 

the game on the ensuing drive when Latorre connected with Ryan 

Schuck on a 39-yard pass play to cap a 68-yard scoring drive. 

West Chester regained the lead with no time left in the first 

quarter when Mike Washington caught a four-yard pass from 

Zwann to make it 14-7 heading into the second period. 

Bloomsburg kept pace by knotting the score at 14-14 when 

Latorre connected with Brahin Bilal on a 22-yard scoring pass 

with 8:41 to play in the half. However, the tie was short-lived as the 

Golden Rams needed just 1:35 to take the lead for the third time in 

the game with Zwann directing a drive capped by a 21-yard scoring 

pass. However, in what proved to be the difference in the game, the 

extra point try was not successful, following a bobbled snap, giving 

the visitors a 20-14 advantage. 

The Huskies then put together a 13-play, 80-yard drive with 

Latorre hitting Bilal with a five-pass for the score, and with the extra 

point by Jon Koenig, Bloomsburg went to the locker room with a 

21-20 lead. 

In the second half, neither team had a scoring threat till the 

Golden Rams had a first and goal at the Huskies eight-yard line 

midway through the fourth period. But, after two rushes gained just 

one yard and Zwann was sacked for a 14-yard loss, a 37-yard field 

goal try by Alex Walsh was wide left keeping the game at 21-20. 

Latorre finished the day 12 of 18 for 190 yards and three scores, 

while Brittingham totaled 132 yards on the ground. 

1 2 3 4 F 

West Chester 14 6 0 0 20 

HUSKIES 7 14 0 0 21 

1st WCU B. Steinmetz 41 yd. run (A. Walsh kick) 

BU R. Schuck 39 yd. pass from D. Latorre 


WCU M. Washington 4 yd. pass from B. Zwaan 

(A. Walsh kick) 

2nd BU B. Bilal 22 yd. pass from D. Latorre 


WCU C. Clark 21 yd. pass from D. Millard 

(T. Downs rush failed) 

BU B. Bilal 5 yd. pass from D. Latorre 


RUSHING: WCU-Brent Steinmetz 22-148; Bran. Hargrose 

4-29; Bill Zwaan 5-9; Mke Washington 1-2; Andy Groce 1-0; 

Matt Burdalski 1-minus 7. BU-J. Brittingham 24-132; Josh 

Heck 7-36; Dan Latorre 12-24; Kyle Ream 1-7; Brad Nailor 

1-2; Stefan Adams 1-2; TEAM 2-minus 1. 

PASSING: WCU-Bill Zwaan 13-25-1-204; Matt Burdalski 

0-1-0-0. BU-Dan Latorre 12-28-0-190. 

RECEIVING: WCU-Mike Washington 6-57; Cody Clark 

3-82; Eric Ruffenach 2-18; Ryan Paulson 1-38; Steven Miller 

1-22; Brent Steinmetz 1-8. BU-Brahin Bilal 6-104; Luke 

Kuklick 3-38; Ryan Schuck 1-39; Stefan Adams 1-5; Greg 

Masters 1-4. 

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NCAA Regional Final - December 2, 2006 

Bloomsburg 24, Shepherd 21 

SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Different week, same type of game and 

the same result. That pretty much sums up Bloomsburg’s 24-21 win 

over Shepherd in the NCAA Division II football quarterfinal playoff 

game. With the win the Huskies advance to the national semi-finals 

for the first time since the 2000 season. 

Jamar Brittingham’s four-yard, fourth quarter touchdown run 

provided the winning margin in the victory. The junior rushed for 

171 yards on 33 carries versus Division II’s top squad in scoring 

defense and total defense. 

It looked like it would be an offensive shootout as both teams 

quickly marched down the field on their opening possessions. 

A Tyler Lazear five-yard pass to Mark Springirth capped off 

Shepherd’s opening drive and put the Rams on top 7-0. 

The Huskies needed only seven plays to knot the score. Josh 

Heck completed the 65-yard drive with a 12-yard burst. Jon Koenig’s 

extra point tied the game with 6:18 left in the first quarter. 

A 37-yard Dan Latorre to Brahin Bilal touchdown strike on 

fourth down gave Bloomsburg their first lead with 1:32 in the first 

quarter. Koenig’s extra point was blocked to leave the Husky edge at 

13-7. 

Later in the first, Lazear threw a 53-yard TD pass on the 

quarter’s final play. The PAT put the Rams back on top 14-13. 

The defenses settled in during the second quarter with only 

Koenig’s 33-yard field goal accounting for the lone second quarter 

points to help Bloomsburg go into the locker room with a 16-14 

edge. 

The Huskies opened the second half on the march, but safety 

Dan Peters spoiled the drive with the first of his three interceptions. 

Nine plays later, Wallace capped off the drive with a three-yard 

touchdown rush on fourth-and-short. The PAT made it 21-16 

midway through the third quarter. 

A pair of completions to Bilal were the keys to the Huskies’ 

game-winning drive. A 13-yard catch on 3rd-and-6 prolonged the 

march, but it was a 44-yard bomb down to the Ram 4-yard line. 

Brittingham easily went across for the score from there. It was 

Brittingham again on the two-point conversion to make it 24-21 

with 3:36 left. Shepherd would have two more opportunities, but 

the Bloomsburg defense responded with a pair of picks of their own 

to give the Huskies the win. 

1 2 3 4 F 

HUSKIES 13 3 0 8 24 

Shepherd 14 0 7 0 21 

1st SHEP M. Springirth 5 yd. pass from T. Lazear 

(R. Schmitt kick) 

BU Josh Heck 12 yd. run (J. Koenig kick) 

BU B. Bilal 37 yd. pass from D. Latorre 

(kick blocked) 

SHEP D. Wallace 53 yd. pass from T. Lazear 

(R. Schmitt kick) 

2nd BU Jon Koenig 33 yd. field goal 

3rd SHEP D. Wallace 3 yd. run (R. Schmitt kick) 

4th BU J. Brittingham 4 yd. run 

(J. Brittingham two-point run) 

RUSHING: BU-Jamar Brittingham 33-171; Josh Heck 3-21; 

Dan Latorre 4-10; Stefan Adams 1-7; TEAM 1-minus 1. 

SHEP-Dervon Wallace 18-64; Bryan Wright 7-38; Tyler Lazear 

3-8; Mark Springirth 1-6 

PASSING: BU-Dan Latorre 11-19-3-221; 

SHEP-Tyler Lazear 14-29-2-156; TEAM 0-1-0-0. 

RECEIVING: BU-Brahin Bilal 6-137; Luke Kuklick 2-35; J. 

Brittingham 1-19; Greg Masters 1-10; Stefan Adams 1-0. 

SHEP-Mark Springirth 4-36; Dervon Wallace 2-71; John 

Sheehan 2-7; Ryan Lavin 2-6; Anthony Thomas 1-12; Chadd 

Wood 1-12; Bryan Wright 1-8; John Hinton 1-4. 




NCAA National Semifinals - December 9, 2006 

Northwest Missouri State 33, Bloomsburg 3 

MARYVILLE, MO — Xavier Omon rushed for 149 yards and two 

scores to lead Northwest Missouri State to a 33-3 win over Bloomsburg 

in the NCAA Division II national semifinals. The win puts the 

Bearcats in the NCAA Division II title game for the second straight 

season. The loss ended the Huskies 12-game winning streak and 

denied them their second trip to the title game this decade. 

Bloomsburg opened the game by recovering the onside kick, 

but could not move the ball and were forced to punt. Northwest 

then needed just six plays to march 63 yards for the game’s opening 

score. The drive was capped by a one yard run from Omon with 

10:40 left in the first quarter. 

After forcing a three and out on Bloomsburg’s second drive of 

the game, the Bearcats moved to the Huskies 15-yard line, but were 

forced to settle for a 31-yard field goal by Tommy Frevert to make it 

10-0 with 1:17 left in the period. 

Bloomsburg mounted a drive on its third series of the game and 

drove to the Northwest 22-yard line with the key play being a 21- 

yard reception by Ryan Schuck on a pass from Latorre. However, the 

drive stalled and the Huskies had to settle for a career-long 42-yard 

field goal by Jon Koenig to make it 10-3 with 12:54 left in the half. 

Northwest answered back on its next drive driving to the 

Bloomsburg seven-yard line where Frevert connected on a 27-yard 

field goal for a 13-3 lead for the Bearcats. 

Northwest added two third period field goals and two fourth 

quarter touchdowns to win by a 33-3 score. 

1 2 3 4 F 

HUSKIES 0 3 0 0 3 

N. W. Missouri St. 10 3 6 14 33 

1st NWMS X. Oman 1 yd. run (T. Frevert kick) 

NWMS Tommy Frevert 31 yd. field goal 

2nd BU Jon Koenig 42 yd. field goal 


3rd NWMS Tommy Frevert 31 yd. field goal 


NWMS X. Oman 1 yd. run (T. Frevert kick) 

NWMS R. Robinson 12 yd. pass from J. Matthews 

(T. Frevert kick) 

RUSHING: BU-Jamar Brittingham 15-56; Marc Best 3-0; 

Dan Latorre 11- (-33). NWMS-Xavier Oman 29-149; Sheldon 

Cook 7-30; Josh Matthews 4-0. 

PASSING: BU-Dan Latorre 8-19-0-115; Jamar Brittingham 

1-1-0-53; Brahin Bilal 0-1-0-0. NWMS-Josh Matthews 23-32- 

1-252. 

RECEIVING: BU-Brahin Bilal 5-104; Jamar Brittingham 2-35; 

Ryan Schuck 1-21; Greg Masters 1-8. NWMS-EJ Faulkner 

8-91; R. Robinson 6-78; Kendall Wright 5-43; Xavier Oman 

1-17; Abe Qaoud 1-15; Mike Peterson 1-6; 

Zach Sherman 1-2. 

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NCAA Second Round - November 19, 2005 

East Stroudsburg 52, Bloomsburg 39 

BLOOMSBURG- Bloomsburg University’s undefeated season came 

to an end in the second round of the NCAA Playoffs with a 52-39 

loss to conference-rival East Stroudsburg. 

On the opening drive of the game, Bloomsburg’s Dominick 

Esgro forced Terwilliger 15 yards back into ESU’s end zone where 

Bloomsburg was credited with a safety on an intentional grounding 

penalty putting the Huskies ahead, 2-0 just 12 seconds into the 

game. 

Bloomsburg then added two Garrett Bloom field goals in the first 

quarter to make the score 8-0. 

ESU answered back with 12-play, 87-yard drive that was capped 

by a seven-yard touchdown run from Terwilliger. 

On the opening drive of the second quarter, the Warrior’s Zach 

McDowell blocked a Bloomsburg punt that was returned by Tyree 

Townes for a touchdown, giving ESU a 14-8 lead. Bloomsburg 

countered with a two yard touchdown run from Brittingham putting 

the Huskies back on top 15-14. 

East Stroudsburg scored again with just over a minute left to put 

the Warriors up 21-15 going into the locker room. 

The Huskies opened the second half with two touchdowns 

in under four minutes regaining the lead 29-21. Brittingham ran 

21-yards for the first score and the second came on a Jack Lydic pass 

to Brad Bowman for a 16-yard touchdown. 

On their next drive, East Stroudsburg narrowed the Huskies 

lead to one on a three-yard pass from Terwilliger to Ben Culver. 

Bloomsburg added another Garrett Bloom field goal to push the 

Huskies lead to 32-28 at the end of the third quarter. 

John Glenn picked off a Lydic pass to open the fourth quarter 

and set up a 40-yard touchdown pass from Terwilliger to Evan Prall. 

The score put the Warriors back on top 35-32 where they would stay 

for the rest of the game. 

Bloomsburg was forced to punt on their next possession and the 

Warriors added their second-straight score on a 27-yard reception 

to Prall to increase the ESU lead to 42-32. 

Zach Toomey recovered a Lydic fumble on Huskies next 

possession with Anthony Carfagno scoring on a one-yard run giving 

the Warriors a 52-32 lead. 

Bloomsburg scored on a 15-yard touchdown pass from Al West 

to Luke Kuklick to make the final score 52-39. 

1 2 3 4 F 

E. Stroudsburg 7 14 7 24 52 

HUSKIES 8 7 17 7 39 

1st BU TEAM safety 

BU Garrett Bloom 23 yd. field goal 


ESU J. Terwilliger 7 yd. run (M. Brubaker kick) 

2nd ESU Townes 7 yd. blocked punt return 

(M. Brubaker kick) 

BU J. Brittingham 2 yd. run 

(Garrett Bloom kick) 

ESU Ogden, 19 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger 


3rd BU J. Brittingham 21 yd. run 


BU B. Bowman 7 yd. pass from J. Lydic 


ESU Culver 3 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger 



4th ESU E. Prall 40 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger 

(M. Brubacker kick) 

ESU E. Prall 27 yd. pass from J. Terwilliger 


ESU Brubacker 43 yd. field goal 

ESU A. Carfagno 1 yd. run (M. Brubacker kick) 

BU L. Kuklick 15 yd. pass from A. West 


RUSHING: ESU-Carfagno 19-170; Lucas 11-28; Jim 

Terwilliger 9-9; TM 1-minus 2. BU-J. Brittingham 29-200; 

Brad Nailor 2-25; Josh Heck 4-7; Jake Engle 1-3; Tony Ruth 

2-2; Al West 2-minus 3; Jack Lydic 7-minus 5. 

PASSING: ESU-Jim Terwilliger 16-25-1-224. BU-Jack Lydic 

16-26-2-264; Al West 2-2-0-47. 

RECEIVING: ESU-Prall 6-110; Strenfel 3-33; Culver 3-32; 

Carfagno 3-30; Ogden 1-19. BU-Donny Patrick 6-155; J. 

Brittingham 4-32; Brad Bowman 2-45; Luke Kuklick 2-21; 

Ryan Schuck 2-15; Kevin Keating 1-32; Greg Masters 1-11. 




NCAA First Round - November 19, 2005 

Grand Valley State 42, Bloomsburg 14 

ALLENDALE, MI—Tailback Reggie Spearmon rushed for three touchdowns 

to lead Grand Valley State to a 42-14 win over Bloomsburg 

University in a NCAA Division II first round game. 

The Lakers first score of the game came when corner back Darren 

Smith intercepted a Chris Thompson pass and returned it 35 yards 

to put Grand Valley up 7-0 with 3:28 left in the first. The Huskies 

answered as Chris Thompson hit Darryl Williams with an 18-yard 

scoring pass to tie the game at 7-7 after Tim Oliver’s point after with 

1:52 left in the first. 

The Lakers next score came in the first play of the second period as 

Curt Anes hit David Kircus on a crossing pattern to gain a 14-7 lead. 

On the Lakers’ next possession Anes scrambled out of the pocket and 

raced to the end zone, for another score, leaving Grand Valley ahead 

21-7. The Lakers’ last touchdown of the second period came as Reggie 

Spearmon ran the ball in from one yard out to make it 28-7. 

The Huskies answered Grand Valley’s scoring drive as Thompson 

hit Rocco Forgione with an 11-yard scoring pass to make it 28-14 with 

57 seconds left in the half. 

With 3:01 left in the third period, Spearmon bulled his way into 

the end zone for another touchdown, to make it 35-14 with the point 

after. Three plays later, Spearmon scored his third touchdown of the 

day to make it 41-14, after the extra point, with 55 seconds left in the 

third period. Grand Valley managed to keep the Huskies scoreless 

for the second half and maintain their lead until the end of the game. 

1 2 3 4 F 

HUSKIES 7 7 0 0 14 

Grand Valley State 7 21 14 0 42 

1st GV Darren Smith 35 yd. interception return 

(Kevin Sonntag kick) 

1st BU Darryl Williams 18 yd. pass from 

Chris Thompson 

(Tim Oliver kick) 

2nd GV David Kircus 10 yd. pass from Curt Anes 

(Sonntag kick) 

2nd GV Anes 29 yd. run (Sonntag kick) 

2nd GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd. run (Sonntag kick) 

2nd BU Rocco Forgione 11 yd. pass from Thompson 

(Oliver kick) 

3rd GV Spearmon 1 yd. run (Sonntag kick) 

3rd GV Spearmon 4 yd. run (Sonntag kick) 

RUSHING: GV: Reggie Spearmon 24-100; Brent Lesniak 14- 

63; Curt Anes 7-58; M. Tennessee 3-9; Todd Wogciechowski 

4-11. BU: Marques Glaze 18-63; Arrastene Henry 6-32; 

Jamison McLaughlin 2-6; Doug Werner 1-3; Team 1-0; Chris 

Thompson 1-0. 

PASSING: GV: Curt Anes 17-12-0-187; Todd Wogciechowski 

8-4-2-90. BU: Chris Thompson. 

RECEIVING: GV: David Kircus 8-172; Tyrone Hibbler 3-61; 

Reggie Spearmon 2-28; Brent Lesniak 2-10; Terrance Banks 

1-6. BU: Rocco Forgione 7-107; Tierell Johnson 5-30; Marques 

Glaze 4-51; Darryl Williams 2-26; Jamison McLaughlin 1-0. 

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NCAA First Round - November 18, 2000 

Bloomsburg 46, Saginaw Valley 32 

BLOOMSBURG--Quarterback Eric Miller threw five touchdown 

passes and ran for another, leading Bloomsburg to a 46-32 come-frombehind 

win over Saginaw Valley State in the first round of the NCAA 

Division II playoffs. 

Bloomsburg started fast in the game, taking advantage of a long 

opening kickoff return by Bryant Stone setting up a five-play, 43-yard 

scoring drive. Miller hit Mike Lelko with a six-yard pass to complete 

the drive with 12:24 left in the first. 

With the visitors coming back to take a 14-7 lead, Bloomsburg scored 

on the first play of the second quarter when Marques Glaze scored on 

a 14-yard scamper. The extra point was blocked leaving the Cardinals 

with a 14-13 advantage. 

Trailing 24-13, the Huskies closed the deficit to 24-19 with 3:14 left 

before halftime when Rocco Forgione took a screen pass and went 15 

yards for a score. 

Bloomsburg took the lead on its first possession of the second half 

moving 93 yards in just four plays. A big play in the drive was a 59-yard 

pass completion from Miller to Tierell Johnson, giving Bloomsburg 

the ball at the Cardinals’ 32-yard line. Two plays later, Darryl Williams 

caught a 27-yard pass from Miller, giving Bloomsburg the lead at 25- 

24, after the missed two-point conversion. 

Bloomsburg made it 32-24 later in the period, marching 80 yards 

in six plays with Miller going over from one-yard out with 4:49 to play 

in the third. The Cardinals tied the game at 32-32 in the fourth period 

when Bridges scored on a one-yard run with 11:10 left to play in the 

game. Later in the period, Miller hit Johnson with a 26-yard pass, 

giving Bloomsburg a 39-32 advantage with 5:38 to play. Then with 

just over a minute left to play, the Huskies sealed the win with Miller 

hitting Lelko with his second touchdown catch of the day, making the 

final score 46-32. 

1 2 3 4 F 

Saginaw Valley 14 10 0 8 32 

HUSKIES 7 12 13 14 46 

1st BU Mike Lelko 6 yd. pass from Eric Miller 

(Chris Thompson kick) 

1st SVU Damion Bridges 1 yd. run (Eric Houle kick) 

1st SVU Travis McAlpine 23 yd. pass from 

Matt LaFleur (Houle kick) 

2nd BU Marques Glaze 14 yd. run (kick blocked) 

2nd SVU Houle 22 yd. field goal 

2nd SVU Keath Bartynski 2 yd. run (Houle kick) 

2nd BU Rocco Forgione 15 yd. pass from Miller 

(pass failed) 

3rd BU Darryl Williams 27 yd. pass from Miller 

(pass failed) 

4th SVU Damion Bridges 1 yd. run (Brian Dolph pass) 

4th BU Tierell Johnson 26 yd. pass from Miller 

(Thompson kick) 

4th BU Lelko 24 yd. pass from Miller 


RUSHING: SVU: Damion Bridges 17-48; Keath Bartynski 

7-19; Matt LaFleur 17-13; Brad Labadie 4-11; Ruvell Martin 

1-1. BU: Marques Glaze 22-186; Arrastene Henry 10-57; 

Eric Miller 4-15; Doug Werner 2-7; Jamison McLaughlin 

1-(-8). 

PASSING: SVU: Matt LaFleur 48-29-0-357; Scott Feldmann 

2-0-1-0; Jeff Griffis 1-1-0-10. BU: Eric Miller 27-16-0-316. 

RECEIVING: SVU: Ruvell Martin 9-113; Brian Dolph 7-105; 

Matt Hoskins 4-46; Damion Bridges 4-37; Travis McAlpine 

3-48; Keath Bartynski 2-9; Sean Deegan 1-9. BU: Mike Lelko 

7-120; Tierell Johnson 6-148; Darryl Williams 1-27; Rocco 

Forgione 1-15; Marques Glaze 1-6. 




NCAA Quarterfinal - November 25, 2000 

Bloomsburg 38, Northwood 14 

BLOOMSBURG—Quarterback Eric Miller threw four touchdown 

passes and Mike Lelko caught 10 passes for 160 yards and three scores, 

leading Bloomsburg to a 38-14 win over Northwood (MI) in an NCAA 

Division II quarterfinal game. 

Bloomsburg got a 41-yard opening kickoff return from Bryant Stone, 

giving the Huskies the ball at their own 44-yard line. The Huskies then 

marched 56 yards in 13 plays with Marques Glaze going in from one 

yard out to give the home team a 7-0 lead. 

The Timberwolves answered with a 49-yard kickoff return from 

Pernell Jackson giving Northwood the ball at the Bloomsburg 49-yard 

line to start their first drive. Six plays later, Bryant Lawrence scored 

on a one-yard run knotting the game at 7-7. 

Bloomsburg quickly regained the lead on its next possession, moving 

62 yards in six plays with Lelko catching a 21- yard pass from Miller 

making it 14-7. After the Huskies forced a punt on the Timberwolves’ 

next possession, Bloomsburg increased its lead to 21-7 when Lelko 

caught an 11-yard pass from Miller. 

After a Northwood interception in the endzone stopped a scoring 

drive, the Huskies moved 80 yards in eight plays with Lelko catching 

an eight-yard pass from Miller, giving Bloomsburg a 28-7 lead with 

6:52 to play in the half. 

After a Northwood punt, the Huskies moved down field and got 

a career-long 36-yard field goal from Chris Thompson sending the 

Huskies to the locker room with a 31-7 lead. 

In the fourth, a 99-yard touchdown run brought Northwood to within 

17, at 31-14. Bloomsburg’s final score came when Tierell Johnson 

caught a 10-yard scoring pass from Miller. 

1 2 3 4 F 

Northwood 7 0 0 7 14 

HUSKIES 14 17 0 7 38 

1st BU Marques Glaze 1 yd. run 

(Chris Thompson kick) 

1st NU Bryant Lawrence 1 yd. run 

(Shaun Sjulstad kick) 



2nd BU Lelko 11 yd. pass from Miller 


2nd BU Lelko 8 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick) 

2nd BU Thompson 36 yd. field goal 

4th NU Chad Coons 99 yd. run (Sjulstad kick) 

4th BU Tierell Johnson 10 yd. pass from Miller 


RUSHING: NU: Chad Coons 1-99; Bryant Lawrence 7-42; 

Glenie Cross 7-38; Jason Martin 13-14; Scott Debbs 4-5; 

Pernell Jackson 3-4; George Cannon 1-2. BU: Marques Glaze 

26-100; Arrastene Henry 13-62; Doug Werner 4-22; Solomon 

Melson 2-18; Jamison McLaughlin 3-;, Eric Miller 3-4; Tierell 

Johnson 1-(-1). 

PASSING: NU: Jason Martin 21-8-2-125; Scott Debbs 4-1-1- 

1. BU: Eric Miller 35-23-0-274 

RECEIVING: NU: Jason Abbate 4-29; Ron Hunter 2-52; 

George Cannon 2-19; Scott Debbs 1-26. BU: Mike Lelko 

10-160; Tierell Johnson 8-90; Rocco Forgione 2-15; Marques 

Glaze 2-5; Allen Lechthaler 1-4. 

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NCAA Semifinal - December 2, 2000 

Bloomsburg 58, UC Davis 48 

DAVIS, CA—Bloomsburg scored 29 unanswered points in the fourth 

period to rally past UC Davis, 58-48, in an NCAA Division II semifinal 

playoff game. The Huskies trailed 48-29 entering the final period of 

the game. 

In the fourth period, Bloomsburg outgained the Aggies 176 to 63 

in total offense while producing touchdowns on four of its final five 

drives, the fifth coming as the Huskies ran out the clock. 

Trailing 48-29, Bloomsburg pulled to within 48-36 when Eric Miller 

connected with Mike Lelko on a one-yard pass with 12:38 to play. 

After forcing an Aggie punt, Bloomsburg marched 65 yards in eight 

plays with Darryl Williams taking a handoff and going 18 yards for 

the touchdown. Chris Thompson’s extra point brought the Huskies’ 

to within 48-43. 

Bloomsburg’s defense forced a punt with the Huskies taking over at 

their own 37-yard line. Five plays later Miller hit Johnson with a 15- 

yard scoring pass. Going for two, Miller hit Lelko with a diving pass 

in the corner of the endzone giving Bloomsburg a 51-48 lead. 

The Huskies defense then came up with a fumble recovery by Brian 

Sims giving Bloomsburg the ball deep in Aggie territory. Marques 

Glaze then ran 19 yards for a score, giving Bloomsburg a 58-48 lead 

with 1:50 to play. 

UC Davis had one last gasp, but, after driving to the Bloomsburg 19- 

yard line, O’Sullivan was intercepted for the third time in the game, 

with Luke Murray making the play. Bloomsburg then gained a first 

down and ran out the clock to cap the most improbable win in school 

history. 

1 2 3 4 F 

HUSKIES 13 9 7 29 58 

UC Davis 14 21 13 0 48 

1st UCD Brown 4 yd. run (Friend kick) 

1st BU Arrastene Henry 12 yd. run (Thompston kick) 

1st UCD Enos 3 yd. run (Friend kick) 

1st BU Mike Lelko 20 yd pass from Miller 

(kick blocked) 

2nd UCD Smith 7 yd. pass from O’Sullivan (Friend kick) 

2nd BU Chris Thompson 24 yd. field goal 

2nd UCD Gallagher 1 yd. run (Friend kick) 

2nd BU Darryl Williams 75 yd. pass from Miller 

(kick failed) 

2nd UCD Oliva 4 yd. pass from O’Sullivan (Friend kick) 

3rd BU Tierrel Johnson 12 yd. pass from Miller 


3rd UCD Brown 1 yd. run (Friend kick) 

3rd UCD Pattterson 67 yd. fumble return (Friend kick) 

4th BU Mike Lelko 1 yd. pass from Miller 


4th BU Darryl Williams 18 yd. run (Thompson kick) 

4th BU Tierrel Johnson 15 yd. pass from Miller 

(Lelko 2pt pass) 

4th BU Marques Glaze 19 yd. run (Thompson kick) 

RUSHING: UCD: O’Sullivan 11-79; Brown 22-77; Enos 1-12; 

Gallagher 1-1. BU: M. Glaze 31-184; D. Williams 2-62; 

A. Henry 9-26; T. Berry 1-13; J. McLaughlin 2-5; Team 2- (-4); 

E Miller 1- (-16). 

PASSING: UCD: J.T. O’Sullivan 36-22-3-285. 

BU: Eric Miller 43-23-2-385 

RECEIVING: UCD: Enos 8-141; Oliva 5-70; Ojo 4-34; Brown 

3-27; Smith 2-13. BU: T. Johnson 8-123; M. Lelko 6-56; 

R. Forgione 3-24; D. Williams 2-89; M. Glaze 2-67; B. Sullivan 

2-26/ 




NCAA Division II Championship Game - December 9, 2000 

Delta State 63, Bloomsburg 34 

FLORENCE, AL—“The bubble burst today.” The words of Bloomsburg 

coach Danny Hale summed up the Huskies day at the NCAA 

Division II title game in Florence, AL. That’s where the Huskies lost 

to the Statesmen of Delta State, 63-34. 

The day started well enough for the Huskies who took the opening 

kickoff and moved Bloomsburg 66 yards in six plays with Eric Miller 

connecting with Mike Lelko for an eight-yard scoring pass. Lelko’s 

touchdown catch was his eighth of the post-season, a new NCAA 

Division II record. 

Delta State responded on its first drive with a quick scoring drive 

of its own. Quarterback Josh Bright scored on a 35-yard run up 

the middle of the line. The extra point, though, was missed leaving 

Bloomsburg with a 7-6 lead. 

Delta State used some trickery, recovering an on-side kick at the 

Statesmen’s own 46 on the ensuing kickoff. Bright then directed another 

scoring drive going in from seven yards out with 5:04 to play 

in the first. Bright then completed a two-point conversion making it 

a 14-7 lead for Delta State. 

The Huskies responded with a long scoring drive on its next possession. 

Moving 74 yards in just seven plays. Miller hit with a twoyard 

scoring pass and with the extra-point, tied the game at 14-14. 

Delta State then scored on its next three possessions to take a 

35-14 lead into the locker room at halftime. 

In the second half, the Huskies opened with a touchdown to close 

to within, 35-21. However, the Statesmen scored on four consecutive 

possessions while limiting the Huskies to just one score to take 

a 63-28 lead. Bloomsburg’s final score came when Arrastene Henry 

scored from five yards out with 3:32 to play in the game. But, as was 

the case the entire game, the extra point was blocked making the 

final, 63-34. 

Miller set NCAA Division II tournament records for most passing 

yards (1,237) breaking the mark of Chris Crawford of Portland State 

in 1988 (1,226). Miller’s three touchdown passes also increased his 

tournament record to 17. 

Lelko also set two NCAA tournament records (since broken) after 

making 10 catches for 87 yards on the afternoon. Lelko finished the 

tournament with 33 receptions (breaking the mark of 29) and nine 

touchdowns (breaking the mark of seven). 

1 2 3 4 F 

Delta State 14 21 14 14 63 

HUSKIES 14 0 14 6 34 



1st DSU Josh Bright 35 yd. run (kick failed) 

1st DSU Bright 7 yd. run 

(James Grubb pass from Bright) 

1st BU Lelko 2 yd. pass from Miller (Thompson kick) 

2nd DSU Tanny Flowers 1 yd. run (Billy Dorgan kick) 

2nd DSU Rico McDonald 1 yd. run (Dorgan kick) 

2nd DSU Jason Franklin 9 yd. run (Dorgan kick) 

3rd BU Miller 1 yd. run (Thompson kick) 

3rd DSU DeForest Hart 2 yd. run (Dorgan kick) 

3rd BU Darryl Williams 16 yd. pass Miller 


3rd DSU Bright 25 yd. run (Dorgan kick) 

4th DSU Flowers 7 yd. run (Dorgan kick) 

4th DSU Gary Smith 18 yd. run (Dorgan kick) 

4th BU Arrastene Henry 5 yd. run (kick failed) 

RUSHING: DSU: Josh Bright 22-175; Rico McDonald 19-86; 

DeForest Hart 8-84; Tanny Flowers 6-59; Trevan Dixon 1-43; 

Mario Purifoy 3-26; Jeff Smith 2-9; Jason Franklin 2-7; Gary 

Smith 5-0; Team 1-(-2). BU: Arrastene Henry 9-91; Marques 

Glaze 12-43; Eric Miller 6- (-1). 

PASSING: DSU: Josh Bright 11-6-0-80; Jeff Smith 4-3-1-45. 

BU: Eric Miller 39-23-0-261. 

RECIEVING: DSU: Jody Jennings 5-66; Jason Franklin 2-35; 

Rico McDonald 1-15; James Grubbs 1-9. BU: Mike Lelko 10- 

87; Tierell Johnson 5-101; Marques Glaze 2-3; Darryl Williams 

2-35; Brian Sullivan 2-26; Allen Lechtahler 1-11. 

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HUSKIES IN THE NFL 

Jahri Evans 

On April 30, 2006 the New Orleans Saints selected Bloomsburg 

offensive tackle Jahri Evans (left) in the fourth round (108th overall) in 

the NFL draft. Evans was the first Bloomsburg player to be drafted since 

1992, when Eric Jonassen was selected in the fifth round by the San Diego 

Chargers. After blocking for Division II’s best running back, Jamar 

Brittingham, at Bloomsburg, Evans is now blocking for Heisman Trophy 

winner Reggie Bush in New Orleans. 

Evans is a key figure in an offensive line that has ranked among 

the NFL’s best units since 2006 and surrendered the fewest sacks in 

the league over the last three years. An immediate starter since being 

drafted in the fourth round in 2006, Evans has gone from being a littleknown 

rookie to an established veteran now considered one of the NFL’s 

top right guards. Evans has started all 64 games of his NFL career. 

In the summer of 2010, Evans signed a seven-year, $56 million 

contract. He was a 2009 Pro Bowl-starter, Associated Press All-Pro, Pro 

Football Weekly/Pro Football Writers of America Association All-NFL, 

and The Sporting News All-Pro. In 2006, he was recognized as Pro Football 

Weekly/PFWAAll-Rookie and Dallas Morning News All-Rookie. 

Evans was a two-time All-American. In 2005, he helped lead the 

Huskies to an undefeated regular season and a PSAC East title. 

Eric Jonassen 

In 1992, tackle Eric Jonassen was selected in the fifth round by the 

San Diego Chargers. Jonassen played two years for the Chargers. In 

1993, Jonassen played in all 16 games and started in two for the Chargers. His career ended after the 1993 season. At Bloomsburg, 

Jonassen was an All-American tackle. 

Mike Morucci 

Running back Mike Morucci was taken in the seventh round of the 1980 draft by the New Orleans Saints; however, his NFL career 

was cut short by injury. At Bloomsburg, he graduated as the Huskies and the PSAC all-time leading rusher. His Bloomsburg 

records stood until 1997 when they was broken by tailback Irv Sigler. 

Bob Tucker 

Bob Tucker was not drafted but joined the Giants as a rookie in 1970. He put together a solid 11-year career as a tight end. 

Tucker had 422 receptions for 5,421 yards and scored 27 touchdowns. In 1971, his 59 receptions ranked second in the league. At 

Bloomsburg, Tucker was an All-Pennsylvania Conference selection three times. He graduated with nine school receiving records 

and ranks fourth all-time at BU with 131 receptions. 

Bob Warner 

Running back Bob Warner was selected in the 13th round of the 1972 NFL draft by the Denver Broncos. 

Elmer Kreisser 

Kreisser became the first Bloomsburg player to be drafted in the NFL when he was taken in the 27th round by the Pittsburgh 

Steelers. 

Former Bloomsburg Players in the NFL 

Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team 

2006 4 108 Jahri Evans LT Saints 

1992 5 140 Eric Jonassen OL Chargers 

1980 7 177 Mike Morucci RB Saints 

1972 13 317 Bob Warner RB Broncos 

1970 Not Drafted Bob Tucker TE Giants 

1950 27 346 Elmer Kreisser E Steelers 

1949 -- --- Tom Donan G Steelers 

1949 -- -- Frank Luchnick T Steelers 

Tom Donan 

Donan was the first Bloomsburg player to sign a pro contract when 

he inked with the Steelers in 1949. Injuries forced him to retire while in 

camp. 

Frank Luchnick 

Luchnick was the second Bloomsburg player to sign a pro contract. 

He signed with the Steelers and was invited to camp in 1949.

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