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AFCAFirst Team2005 Elvis Dumervil1999 Ibn Green

Associated PressFirst Team2005 Elvis Dumervil1957 Lenny Lyles1949 Tom Lucia

Second Team2000 Anthony Floyd1993 Anthony Bridges1972 Howard Stevens1972 Tom Jackson

Third Team2004 Travis Leffew1998 Ibn Green1995 Tyrus McCloud1995 Sam Madison1990 Mark Sander

Walter CampFirst Team2005 Elvis Dumervil2000 Anthony Floyd1972 Tom Jackson

Second Team1972 Howard Stevens

Collegefootballnews.comSecond Team2002 Broderick Clark2001 Dewayne White

Freshman Second Team2005 Eric Wood

College SportsSecond Team1995 Roman Oben

Third Team1995 Sam Madison

Dell SportsFirst Team1963 Ken Kortas

Football NewsFirst Team1996 Sam Madison1995 Jamie Asher

Second Team2000 Anthony Floyd1999 Ibn Green1998 Ibn Green1995 Roman Oben1993 Anthony Bridges1992 Ray Buchanan1972 Howard Stevens

All-AmericansThird Team2001 Dewayne White1972 Tom Jackson

Gannett NewsFirst Team1994 Roman Oben

Third Team1996 Sam Madison

Gridiron NewsSecondTeam1972 Scott Marcus

Little All-AmericaFirst Team1952 Otto Knop1939 Lou Zimlich1930 Tom Thompson

Third Team1961 John Finn

Sporting NewsFirst Team1979 Otis Wilson

All-Freshman First Team2005 Eric Wood2001 Bobby Leffew

Second Team1999 Ibn Green1998 Ibn Green1995 Tyrus McCloud

Third Team2001 Dewayne White

Honorable Mention Freshman2005 Rod Council

Mario Urrutia

Rivals.com Freshman TeamFirst Team2005 Eric Wood

United PressFirst Team1995 Jamie Asher

Second Team1993 Anthony Bridges1972 Howard Stevens

Honorable Mention All-America2005 Mario Urrutia2000 Dave Ragone

Michael Josiah1999 Chris Redman1995 Jamie Asher1993 Joe Johnson1993 Ralph Dawkins1992 Ralph Dawkins

Ray Buchanan1991 Ray Buchanan1989 Mark Zander

Allen DouglasTed Washington

1988 Mark Zander1987 Chris Sellers

Chris Thieneman1985 Matt Bataglia1972 Tom Jackson

John MadeyaGary BarnesFrank Gitschier

1970 Bill Gatti1961 Ernie Green1948 Bob Bauer

Charles Isenberg1930 Guy Shearer

Sam Madison earned first team All-Americahonors in 1996.

Elvis Dumervil was a consensus All-Americaselection in 2005.

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58 Elvis Dumervil2005 Bronko Nagurski Award Winner

When one thinks of thefinest players in the

BIG EAST Conference,Elvis Dumervil’s name willnow be included on thatlist. Dumervil’s 2005 seasonwill go down as the finestever for a Cardinal.A native of Miami, Fla.,Dumervil played sparinglyas a freshman in 2002 before playing in all 13 games as a sophomore in 2003. He recorded 28 tackles

and two sacks, but seemed to always make plays when inserted into the lineup. The 2004 season was his best to that pointin his career, recording 52 tackles and leading the team with 10 sacks. However, no one could’ve forecasted the successDumervil would achieve in 2005. Dumervil set an NCAA record in the first game that season, recording six sacks in a 31-24 win over Kentucky. He followed that performance with three more sacks against Oregon State to set another record forsacks in consecutive games with nine. He went on to terrorize the opposition for 20 sacks and 10 forced fumbles, both ofwhich led the nation and were school and league records. He guided the Cardinals to a 9-3 record and was named the BIGEAST Defensive Player of the Year. At the end of his senior season, Dumervil was tabbed the winner of the BronkoNagurski Award, given to the nation’s top defensive player. Dumervil was drafted in the fourth round by the DenverBroncos.

Dumervil’s Career Defensive StatisticsDefenseYear GP UT AT TT TFL Sacks FR FF Int. PBU2002 7-0 5 1 6 2-5 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 02003 13-0 16 12 28 6-13 2-7 1-0 0 0-0 02004 12-12 24 28 52 11.5-59 10-51 1-0 1 0-0 02005 12-12 38 27 65 23.0-179 20.0-165 1-0 10 1-0 4Totals44-24 83 68 151 42.5.-256 32-0-176 3-0 11 1-0 4

Dumervil’s Honors (2005)• Walter Camp Foundation National Defensive Player of the Week• Nominated for USA Today National Player of the Week• BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (9/5)• BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (9/19)• BIG EAST Defensive Honor Roll (10/3)• Nominated for Cingular/Verizon Wireless National Player of the Week• BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (10/10)• FOXSports Midseason All-American• CNN/SI Mideason All-American• Bronco Nagurski Award Winner• Vince Lombardi Award Finalist• Walter Camp Top 10 Player of the Year• AFCA First Team All-American• BIG EAST first team All-Conference• BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year• First Team All-BIG EAST

2005 Nagurski Finalists: Jimmy Williams (Virginia Tech), DeMeco Ryans(Alabama), Elvis Dumervil (Louisville), Haloti Ngata (Oregon) and Tamba Hali (PennState)



All-BIG EAST2005 Brian Brohm, first team

Michael Bush, first teamJoshua Tinch, first teamTravis Leffew, first teamJason Spitz, first teamArt Carmody, first teamElvis Dumervil, first teamBrandon Johnson, second teamMontavious Stanley, second teamMario Urrutia, second team

All-Conference USA2004 Stefan LeFors, first team

Marcus Jones, first teamJ.R. Russell, first teamTravis Leffew, first teamKerry Rhodes, first teamRobert McCune, first teamJason Spitz, second teamEric Shelton, second teamWill Rabatin, second teamAdam McCauley, third team

2003 J.R. Russell, first teamStefan LeFors, first teamRonnie Ghent, first teamTravis Leffew, second teamJason Spitz, second teamMarcus Jones, second teamRobert McCune, third teamEric Shelton, third team

2002 Dave Ragone, first teamRonnie Ghent, first teamDamien Dorsey, first teamDewayne White, first teamBroderick Clark, first teamRod Day, second teamAnthony Floyd, second team

All-Conference Performers

2001 Dave Ragone, first teamAaron Dardzinski, first teamRonnie Ghent, first teamDeion Branch, first teamMichael Josiah, first teamDewayne White, first teamAnthony Floyd, first teamZek Parker, first teamRob Eble, second teamCurry Burns, second teamLaroni Gallishaw, second team

2000 Dave Ragone, first teamJason Padget, first teamRonnie Ghent, first teamDeion Branch, first teamAnthony Floyd, first teamJ.O’Shaughnessy, second teamArnold Jackson, second teamDonovan Arp, second teamMichael Josiah, second teamRashad Harris, second teamRashad Holman, second teamZek Parker, second team

1999 Chris Redman, first teamFrank Moreau, first teamAnthony Byrd, first teamIbn Green, first teamArnold Jackson, first teamMike Gantous, first teamMark Grivna, second team

1998 Leroy Collins, first teamRick Nord, first teamIbn Green, first teamArnold Jackson, first teamAntonio Roundtree, first teamChris Redman, second teamMike Gantous, second teamBud Herring, second team

1997 Ibn Green, first teamKendrick Gholston, first teamRick Nord, second teamMiguel Montano, second teamTerry Rice, second teamCourt. Dinkins, second team

1996 Carl Powell, first teamTyrus McCloud, first teamSam Madison, first team

BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year2005 Brian Brohm

BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year2005 Elvis Dumervil

C-USA Offensive Player of the Year2002 Dave Ragone2001 Dave Ragone2000 Dave Ragone1999 Chris Redman

C-USA Defensive Player of the Year2001 Dewayne White1996 Tyrus McCloud1995 Tyrus McCloud

C-USA All-Freshman2004 Brian Brohm

Art Carmody

2003 William GayMichael BushRenardo Foster

2002 Travis LeffewJoshua TinchBroderick Clark

2001 Bobby LeffewLaroni Gallishaw

2000 Richard OwensDewayne WhiteWade Tydlacka

Brian Brohm Stefan LeFors Chris Redman


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballAll-Conference Performers1999 Michael Josiah

Michael BrownChad LeeAnthony FloydChris Sivori

1998 Tony Stallings

1997 Joe O’ShaghnessyBraxton AndersonRashad HarrisBud Herring

All-Missouri Valley1963 Ken Kortas1965 Dave Bernahl

Steve HodgeTom HolzerDoug Buffone

1966 Dave BernahlBenny Russell

1967 Jim ZamberlanDave BernahlEd Harmon

1968 Lou BouggessMedford LeeDon Cunningham

1969 Lee Bouggess

1970 Cookie BrinkmanHorace JonesTom Jackson

1971 Amos MartinJohn MadeyaHoward StevensLarry BallTom JacksonJoe Welch

1972 Gary BarnesSteve ReeseFrank GitschierJohn MadeyaHoward StevensTom JacksonJoe Welch

1973 Walter PeacockJoe Lee PhillipsWilbur Summers

1974 Wilbur Summers

Missouri Valley Coach of the Year1965 Frank Camp1970 Lee Corso

Missouri Valley Offensive MVP1971 Howard Stevens1972 Howard Stevens1973 Walter Peacock

Missouri Valley Defensive MVP1972 Tom Jackson

Blue-Gray Classic2003 Ronnie Ghent

Richard OwensJosh Minkins

2001 Zek Parker1997 Terry-Rice Lockett1995 Alan Campos

Johnny FrostRoman Oben

1994 Jamie AsherAnthony Shelman

1992 Ray Buchanan1989 Chad Fortune1988 Jay Gruden1985 Ernest Givins1984 Kirk Perry1982 Frank Minnifield1980 Eddie Johnson1979 Ron Heinrich

Ricky SkilesStu Stram

1978 Nathan PooleDwayne Woodruff

1972 Tom Jackson

Senior Bowl2005 Elvis Dumervil2004 Robert McCune2003 Ronnie Ghent2002 Dave Ragone2001 Deion Branch1999 Chris Redman

Ibn GreenAnthony Byrd

1997 Sam MadisonTyrus McCloud

1996 Johnny FrostRoman Oben

1995 Jamie Asher1994 Kevin Gaines1991 Browning Nagle

Ted Washington1990 Carwell Gardner1987 Bruce Armstrong1986 Ernest Givins1980 Otis Wilson1973 Scott Marcus1966 Doug Buffone1964 Ken Kortas

Hula Bowl2000 Arnold Jackson

Donovan ArpRashad Holman

1998 Rick Nord1996 Alan Campos1995 Kendall Brown1993 Ray Buchanan1992 Klaus Wilmsmeyer1989 Deon Booker1986 Ernest Givins

East-West Shrine2005 Brandon Johnson

Jason Spitz2004 Stefan LeFors

J.R. Russell2002 Curry Burns1999 Ibn Green1997 Sam Madison

Tyrus McCloudLeland Taylor

1996 Roman Oben1993 Ray Buchanan1992 Klaus Wilmsmeyer1991 Mike Flores

Browning Nagle1989 Jay Gruden1980 Otis Wilson1966 Benny Russell

North-South Shrine1972 John Madeya1968 Wally Oyler1967 Ed Harmon1966 Tom Holzer1965 Doug Buffone1963 Ken Kortas1950 Tom Lucia

Tyco Gridiron Classic2000 Rashad Holman

Jason Padget

Villages All-Star Classic2004 Lionel Gates

Roman Oben


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballAll-Time Letterwinners

- A -Abbey, Jack (1946)Abood, Tom (1974-77)Adams, John (1983-86)Ahmay, Rick (1977)Akers, David (1993-96)Alexander, Arthur (1986-89)Allan, Tim (1975)Alston, Lamar (2005-)Alverez, Ron (1993)Anderson, Brad (1987-91)Anderson, Braxton (1997-98)Anderson, Ken (1951-52)Anderson, Mike (1973, ‘75-76)Anderson, Richard (1957-58)Anderson, Zach (2005-)Andrews, Tom (1981-83)Annear, W. (1938)Apke, Bill (1960-63)Archer, Ira (1934-35)Arden, David (1932)Armstrong, Bruce (1983-86)Arnett, Hall (1948)Arnold, Andrew (1972)Arnold, Clarence (1925-28)Arp, Donovan (1999-2000)Arrington, Calvin (1992-95)Arsenault, Jim (1972)Arthur, Dave (1980-82)Ascher, Charles (1948-51)Asher, Jamie (1991-94)Aspy, David (1950)Atcher, Kim (1993)Atkins, Xzavia (1992)Atkinson, John (1926-28)Austin, G.T. (1913)Autry, Keith (1976)Axline, Matt (1991)Axson, Mozell (2005-)Ayandele, Francis (1969)Ayers, John (1981)

- B -Bach, Arthur (1914)Bacik, Joe (1973-74)Backauskas, Chip (1983)Baden, Harry (1921-23)Bagley, Bob (1962)Bailey, Aaron (1992-93)Bailey, Ray (1984)Bain, Charles (1927-30)Baisch, Keith (1993)Baker, Ben (1968-69)Baker, Bruce (1912-13)Ball, Larry (1969-71)Ballard, Tom (1966-67)Banta, Frank (1937)Barbato, Pat (1957-59)Bare, Bob (1987-88)Barker, Paul (1990-91, ‘93)Barlock, James (1950)Barlowe, Daniel (2004-)Barnes, Bruce (1973-74)Barnes, Gary (1970-72)Barney, Zoe (1991)Barnett, George (1925-26)

Barnidge, Gary (2004-)Bass, Sonny (1940-42)Bates, Robert (1994-96)Battaglia, Matt (1983-86)Bauer, Bob (1948-50)Beach, Chad (1995-97)Beard, R.E. (1941)Beard, Todd (1989-92)Bearden, Bob (1959)Beatty, Brian (1994)Beauchamp, J. (1940)Becker, John (1953-55)Bednarski, Dan (1966-67)Bell, Anwar (1991, ‘93-94)Bell, Brian (1977)Bell, James (1985)Bell, John (1994-95)Bell, Ron (1987-90)Bender, Bob (1951-53)Bennette, Ivan (1995-97)Bernahl, Dave (1965-67)Berry, Phil (1973-76)Bertleson, Dick (1933)Bertram, George (1946-49)Besanceney, Mark (1976-77)Besong, Jeff (1983)Beswick, Steve (1987-90)Bethea, Hal (1949-51)Bethea, Herman (1952)Bethel, Tony (1993-96)Betz, Dave (1979-80)Bibb, Don (1996-99)Billings, Edward (1913-14)Birden, Anthony (1994)Bishop, Richard (1972-73)Black, Amos (1947-50)Black, Roger (1913)BlaRay Buchck, W.W. (1935)Blackerby, Jim (1924-27)Blackford, William (1989-91)Blackman, R.H. (1916)Blackmon, Fred (1980-81)Blair, Cordell (1994-96)Blair, Scott (1994)Blair, Tom (1980-81)Blair, Tony (1981)Blakey, Mike (1968)Blalock, C.M. (1948-49)Bland, Lou (1941)Blasinsky, Mark (1980-81)Blessinger, E. (1929)Blessinger, Ed (1942)Blumeier, Kevin (1990-92)Blunk, Steve (1913-15)Boardman, Jerome (1930)Boarman, Dick (1963)Bock, John (1990-92)Bogan, Mike (1994-97)Boggs, Wilbur (1975-76)Boling, Dave (1970-71)Bond, A.H. (1932)Bonner, Anthony (1998)Bonokofsky, C. (1939)Borseth, Jeremy (1995-98)Booher, Bill (1969-70)Booker, Dave (1949-50)

Booker, Deon (1985-88)Borgman, Ted (1926-28)Bosler, Jim (1980)Bosworth, Bill (1988-91)Bott, Kenny (1928-31)Bottom, Alan (1971)Botts, Mike (1981-83)Bouchee, Chris (1973-75)Bouggess, Lee (1967-69)Boughen, Mal (1942)Bowen, Greg (1973)Bowen, Pete (1980-81)Bowers, Michael (2000-01)Bowman, Ed (1916)Bowman, Roger (1963)Boyd, Lavell (1997-99)Boykin, Deral (1991-92)Boyle, Walter (1940-42)Bradshaw, David (1975-77)Bradshaw, Reggie (2004-)Brady, Jim (1940-42)Bradwell, Antonio (1994)Branch, Deion (2000-01)Brand, Fred (1937-38)Brasher, Ralph (1931)Braxton, Joe (1975-76)Brayan, Ramon (1994-95, ‘97)Breuleux, Pete (1975)Brewer, John (1948-51)Bridges, Anthony (1991-93)Brinkman, Cookie (1968-70)Brinley, Don (1963-65)Broaden, Larry (1959-62)Brohm, Bill (1921-22)Brohm, Brian (2004)Brohm, Greg (1989-92)Brohm, Jeff (1990, ’92-93)Brohm, Oscar (1968-69)Brookfield, Brandon (1991-94)Broomfield, Eric (1987-90)Brown, Abe (2003-)Brown, Connor (1927)Brown, D.J. (1996)Brown, H.H. (1926-29)Brown, James (1975-78)Brown, Keith (1982-84)Brown, Kendall (1991-94)Brown, Mark (1983)Brown, Michael (1999-02)Brown, Reggie (1971-72)Brown, Sherman (1975)Browne, Kenneth (1927-28)Browning, Jack (1950)Bruenig, Ray (1946-47)Brumback, Bill (1969)Brundula, Dennis (1972-73)Brunelli, Jeff (1999-01)Bruner, Steve (1989-90)Bruning, Bud (1940-42)Bryant, Pete (1957-60)Bryon, Louis (1961-63)Buchanan,, bobby (2005-)Buchanan, Ray (1989-92)Buehler, Don (1974)Buffone, Doug (1962-65)Buffone, Jerry (1963-65)

Bullard, William (1934)Burdock, Tony (1970-72)Burkey, Pete (1987-90)Burlington, Anson (1928)Burns, Curry (1999-02)Burrell, Xavier (1997-98)Burroughs, Tim (1973-75)Burton, Ralph (1921)Bush, Michael (2003-)Bussey, George (2005-)Buster, Curtis (1983-84)Butler, Liggett (1991-92)Butler, Randy (1976-79)Butler, Robbie (1974)Butler, Terrance (2004-)Butler, Zach (1996-99)Bynm, Pete (1987-90)Bynoe, Rawle (1989-92)Byrd, Anthony (1996-99)

- C -Cade, Jon (1982-83)Cadwell, Larry (1957-59)Cain, Dan (1973-74, 76)Cain, George (1954-57)Caldwell, C.N. (1912-13, ‘15)Calland, Lee (1959-62)Calvin, Ralph (1969-71)Campbell, Greg (1970-71)Campbell, Mike (1971)Campbell, Tony (1980-82)Campos, Alan (1992-95)Canady, Bob (1968)Cantwell, Hunter (2005-)Caras, Tom (1955)Carmody, Arthur (2004-)Carpenter, Ken (1939-40)Carrick, Brian (1974-76)Carroll, Allen (1998-2000)Carroll, Tom (1992-93)Carroll, Tom (1974)Carroll, Tom (1941-42, ‘46)Carswell, Ivan (1934-35)Casey, Bob (1965, ’67)Caswell, Jason (1996)Caudill, Fred (1923-24)Caufield, Jimmy (1937-40)Cavallo, Tom (1990-93)Cavitt, Volney (1922)Cerione, Danny (1983-86)Chance, Jerry (1957)Chanda, Matt (1997-99)Chapman, Tim (1984)Charasika, Tendia (1996)Cheppo, Mario (1954-57)Childs, Ray (2001-04)Chinn, Kevin (1989-93)Clark, Broderick (2002-05)Clark, Colburn (1987)Clark, Koby (2000-01)Clark, Max (1956)Clark, S.S. (1934)Clark, Rico (1993-96)Clay, Roger (1979-82)Clayton, B. (1950)Clayton, Mark (1979-82)

Cleveland, Bob (1959-62)Click, Steve (1946-48)Clower, Bill (1941-42)Coldiron, George (1946)Coldiron, Greg (1973)Cole, Calvert (1984-86)Coleman, Jack (1946-47)Coleman, Tom (1938-41)Collage, Dick (1981-82)Collina, Elmer (1955-59)Collins, Andre (1998)Collins, Charles (1968)Collins, Chris (1989, ‘91)Collins, Jeremy (1999-01)Compise, Pete (1966-68)Compton, Larry (1961, 63)Connell, Ed (1999- )Conner, L.E. (1962-64)Conner, Prentiss (1921)Conrad, Bernie (1974-76)Contento, Mike (1974-76)Conway, Doug (1982-84)Conway, Matt (1995-96)Coode, Dave (1975-77)Cook, Kevin (1991-93)Copeland, Anthony (1984)Copeland, John (1969-70)Corley, Martise (1997)Corso, Marty (1922-25)Cosby, Don (1983-86)Cosby, Rene (1990)Council, Rod (2005-)Cox, Brandon (2004-)Craft, Donnie (1978-81)Crafts, Jerry (1989-90)Crago, Lester (1931)Crawford, Wilbur (1932)Crecelics, Tom (1941-42)Crivello, Jason (1994)Crocetti, Dominic (1946)Croley, Gary (1994-96)Crowder, M.O. (1928-30)Crowe, John (1930-31)Cruz, Mike (1980-82)Cruz, Rick (1976-78)Cuby, John (1977-79)Cully, Jeff (1974-78)Culley, Andy (1989-92)Cumberworth, Matt (1976-77)Cumings, Lamar (1982-83)Cummings, Tony (1987-90)Cunningham, Don (1966-68)Cupito, Steve (1979)Curella, L. (1965)Curry, Ron (1969)Curry, Sebastian (1980-82)

- D -Daffron, Jeff (1982)Daniel, John (1912-14)Daniel, Maurice (1914-16)Daniel, Elijah (2005-)Daniel, Roy (1913-14)Daniels, Anthony (1985)Daniels, Jim (1953)Dardzinski, Aaron (1998-01)


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballAll-Time LetterwinnersDarveau, Jeremy (2004-05)Darling, John (1975)Daugherty, Harry (1922-24)Daugherty, Jack (1924-26)Davenport, Ron (1981-84)Davidson, Alex (1937-38)Davis, Antonio (1985-86)Davis, Brian (1997-2000)Davis, Harry (1935)Davis, Jack (1946)Davis, Mark (1974)Dawkins, Bernie (1974, ‘77)Dawkins, Ralph (1990-93)Dawson, Toby (1999-2000)Day, Ken (1948-51)Day, Rod (2000-2003)Debold, Dave (1990-93)Deer, Josh (2004-)Delozier, Roscoe (1916)Deluca, Pete (1971)DeMarco, John (1981-83)Dennis, James (1995, ‘97-98)Dennis, Mike (1964-66)Denson, Antwan (2003-04)DePauola, Len (1972-74)Depree, Julian (1928-29)Derricoatte, Bernard (1974)Desenberg, Bill (1952)Detenber, Gene (1948-50)Detenber, Mike (1967-69)Deward, Mike (1951)Dezelan, Dave (1967)Dickens, Torrence (1983-84)Dickerson, Mike (1975-77)Dickerson, Rolland (1983)Didier, Jim (1975)Dihtzeruk, Dan (1978-80)Dillion, Samuel (1987)Dimoff, Greg (1978-80)Dinkins, Courtney (1996-99)Dixson, Calvin (1985-86, ‘88)Dobbs, Bill (1962-64)Dobbs, Steve (1968-69)Dobina, Don (1974)Dolack, Bob (1957)Dole, Jim (1952)Doll, Kenny (1933-35)Doll, Paul (1934-35)Donahue, Steve (1977)Donnelly, Bob (1957-58)Donninger, Frank (1998-01)Donninger, Tony (1999-01)Dorsch, Bill (1968-69)Dorsey, Damien (1999-02)Dotson, Don (1927-30)Doty, Jeff (1983)Douglas, Allen (1986-89)Downs, Bill (1965-67)Dozier, Nate (1980, ‘82)Drachman, David (1977-79)Dressler, Bill (1932)Drewery, Austin (1926-29)Dudderar, Ed (1946)Dudley, Kim (1974)Dueberry, Vince (1992-93)Duenweg, Rudy (1912-13)

Duganich, Joe (1971-72)Duke, J.W. (1947-49)Dumervil, Elvis (2002-05)Dunbar Dom (2003-04)Dunbar, Don (1957-58)Durand (1916)Dwyer, George (1913-14)

- E -Earl, Dave (1928)Eberenz, Josh (1996-00)Eble, Rob (1998-01)Edelen, Marshall (1933-34)Edelen, Tom (1969-72)Edelen, Tony (1991)Edelhauser, Ed (1936-38)Edwards, Roger (1974)Edwards, Welby (1968)Egan, Nick (1974)Eggleston, Ken (1965-67)Elbert, Norbert (1939-40)Ellington, Ron (1973-76)Ellis, Adam (2002)Ellis, Phil (1981-84)Ellis, Zarko (1977-79)Elsler, Dick (1925-28)Embry, Jim (1976-78)Embry, Bob (1984-85)Emerson, Ralph (1934-37)Ennis, Ed (1987-88)Ernie, C. Pralle (1915)Ernst, Charles (1926-28)Espie, Marshall (1925-26)Esters, Tony (1995-96)Evans, Brad (1967)Evans, Lamar (1978-81)Everett, Michael (2000-01)Ewald, George (1912)Ewers, E.M. (1913)

- F -Falleri, Joe (1983-84)Farmer, Albert (1984-85)Farmer, Ray (1952-53, ‘55)Fanning, Jay (1992-93)Feagan, Gene (1948-50)Ferguson, Reggie (1992-93)Fields, Mike (1976-77)Figg, Carey (1989-91)Fike, Ed (1946)Finger, Ernie (1946)Finger, Fred (1931-34)Finley, Glenn (1915)Finn, John (1957-61)Firkins, Curtis (1954-56)Fishback, Ford (1926-28)Fishback, Olen (1946)Fisher, Armand (1922-26)Fisher, Steve (1992-93)Fitzgerald, Pat (1987-90)Fitzpatrick, Chris (1992-94)Flannery, Todd (2004-)Florence, Bill (1972-73)Flores, Mike (1987-90)Floyd, Anthony (1999-02)Floyd, Otis (1996-99)

Fluellen, Larry (1973-75)Folmar, Marcus (2005-)Ford, Salem (1914-15)Ford, Tom (1925-27)Forrest, Bill (1947)Forsee, Tyre (1933-34)Foster, Owen (1912, ‘14-15)Foster, Renardo (2003-)Fortune, Chad (1986-89)Fountain, Frank (1994-95)Frame, Jim (1966-68)Francis, William (1941)Frankel, Jenny (1999-2000)Frazier, Russell (1916)Freeman, Jakale (1997)Freitag, Jeromy (2000-01)French, Jim (1974)Frost, Johnny (1992-95)Fuizotte, Joe (1924-26)Fults, Jim (1952)Fultz, George (1942)Fuqua, John (1994-97)Furman, Larrame (1992)

- G -Gagel, Nick (1976-78)Gaines, Brian (1998-01)Gaines, Kevin (1990-93)Gainey, John (1987-90)Galcik, Larry (1984-86)Gall, Mark (1974)Gallagher, Jack (1977)Gallishaw, Laroni (2001-02)Galloway, Wayne (1967)Gangwer, Dan (1987-90)Gannon, Jon (2002)Gannon, Scott (1979-82)Gantous, Mike (1996-99)Gardis, Curt (1974)Gardner, Carwell (1989)Gardner, Merle (1990)Gates, Lionel (2001-04)Gatewood, Jim (1955-56)Gatschler, Frank (1949)Gay, William (2003-)Gatti, Bill (1968-70)Gentile, John (1924-25)George, Harry (1986-87, ‘89)Gergosky, Mike (1988)German, Ron (1988-90)Gernert, E.R. (1916)Getch, Rich (1966-68)Getch, Val (1962)Ghent, Ronnie (2000-03)Gholston, Kendrick (1994-97)Giacomini, Breno (2004-)Giannini, Tom (1930-33)Gibson, Greg (1976-78)Gibson, Robert (1986-89)Gibson, Stu (1946-47)Gilbert, Lonny (1966-68)Giles, John (1959-62)Gillam, Jack (1948, ‘50-51)Gipe, Marty (1976-77)Gitschier, Frank (1946-49)Gitschier, Frank, III (1971-73)

Gitschier, Greg (1975)Givens, Eric (1983-84)Givens, Kelvin (1994)Givins, Ernest (1984-85)Glasper, Chris (1987-88)Glass, Ira (1967-69)Glenn, Earl (1912-14)Glenn, Victor (2000-03)Godbolt, Johnnie (1968-70)Golden, Lynn (1935)Gonzalez, Gerry (1982)Gonzalez, Jose (1990-92)Goodman, Arvell (1946)Goodman, Casswell (1995-98)Gordon, Donnell (1996-97)Gorman, John (1971-73)Gossman, W. (1937-38)Gotcher, Craig (1998)Grady, Adrian (2005-)Graham, Jack (1937-38)Graham, Scott (1999-00)Graham, Steve (1982)Grandy, Mark (1984)Grant, J.D. (1914)Gray, Bill (1985-89)Gray, Leon (1921)Gray, Preston (1984)Grednic, Frank (1948-51)Green, Bobby (1975)Green, Ernie (1958-61)Green, Ibn (1996-99)Green, Ken (1946)Green, Paul (1952)Green, Phillip (1985-87)Greene, James (2001-03)Griffin, Jeff (1984-85)Griffin, Larry (1970-72)Griffin, Sam (1991-93)Griggs, Derric (1993)Grivna, Mark (1997-99)Groves, F.C. (1930-31)Groves, Fergus (1933)Grubb, Troy (1992-94)Gruden, Jay (1985-88)Gruneisen, Roger (1968, ‘70)Gruner, Jason (1997-2000)Guertin, Gary (1961-64)Gumm, Gary (1998)Gutridge, Steve (1967-69)Gwinner, Dwayne (1996)

- H -Haas, Danny (1983-84)Haberlin, Clarence (1941)Haberline, Charles (1940-41)Hackett, Fred (1973-76)Haden, Bo (1978-80)Hagan, Gene (1978-81)Hale, Floyd (1913)Hall, Bob (1988-89)Hall, R.L. (1928-30)Hall, Ron (1963-65)Hallal, Eli (1968)Haller, Jim (1948)Hallmark, Bill (1948-49)Hamilton, Joey (1985-88)

Hamm, Dave (1960-61)Hampton, Chris (1993)Hampton, Tom (1936-39)Handley, Marcus (1980)Hanna, Jim (1990-93)Hannah, Jim (1964)Hardaway, Richard (1916)Hardin, John (1928)Hargrove, Reggie (1998-99)Harley, Brinson (2004-05)Harmon, Ed (1965-67)Harmon, Harold (1934)Harnden, Ken (1992)Harold, Don (1974-77)Harper, Robert (1975-76)Harris, Antoine (2001-04)Harris, Nate (2005-)Harris, Rashad (1997-00)Hart, Larry (1968, ‘70)Hartman, Toby (1963)Harvey, Kevin (1986-87)Haskins, J.T. (2001-04)Haskins, Robert (2002-05)Hatcher, Kevin (1984)Hatfield, David (1981-84)Hawley, Roger (1962)Haws, Watson (1922-24)Hawthorne, Derek (1988-90)Hayden, William (1916)Haydock, Robert (1972-73)Hayes, Brian (1988-91)Haynes, Da-Woyne (1988-89)Headrick, R. (1940)Heard, Norman (1973-74, ‘76)Heinichen, Al (1946)Heinrich, Ron (1976-79)Heironymous, Russ (1928)Heitlauf, Art (1946-47)Henchey, Matt (1932)Henchy, Stephen (1992-94)Henderson, Ivey (1990, ‘92-93)Henry, Herb (1991)Henry, Jeff (1976-79)Henry, O.P. (1913)Hermes, W.B. (1942)Herring, Bud (1997-99)Hesselgrave, Mike (1959)Hessler, Mike (1977)Heyman, Earl (2005-)Hickey, Tom (1972-74)Hickman, Greg (1979-82)Hicks, Ralph (1973-76)Hicks, Richard (1966-67)Higgs, Andy (1985-86, ‘88-89)Hilbert, Jon (1997-99)Hill, Don (1951)Hill, Ken (1994)Hill, Kevin (1978-79)Hill, Marcus (1991-93)Hilliard, Jason (2000-03)Hladio, Steve (1957-60)Hobbs, Stan (1946-47)Hockaden, Dave (1962-63)Hockensmith, Don (1959-62)Hocker, Al (1923-24)Hocker, Charles (1921-22)


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballAll-Time LetterwinnersHodge, Steve (1965, 68)Hoerter, Jr., Kenny (1993-98)Hoffman, Graig (1994-97)Holben, LeRoy (1950-52)Hollowell, Jim (1946-47, ‘52-53)Holman, Rashad (1997-00)Holzer, Tom (1964-66)Hood, Howard (1984)Hornsby, Rick (1972-73)Hortert, Jeff (1980-83)Houser, J. (1934-35)Houser, Jim (1953-54)Houston, Les (1956-58)Howard, Bob (1950-52)Howard, Charles (1946)Howard, James (1986)Howard, Rick (1971-72)Howard, Ted (1951, ‘56-58)Hrovat, Larry (1972-73)Hudson, Bob (1959)Huff, Howard (1929-31)Huffman, Gary (1984-87)Hughes, Fred (1951, ‘53, ‘56)Hulette, Virgil (1939)Humphries, Keith (1981-83)Hunt, Johnny (1959-60)Huser, Jay (1969)Hutt, J.D. (1940)

- I -Inman, Gary (1969-71)Isenberg, Charles (1938-41)

- J -Jackerson, Jonathan (2001-04)Jackson, Arnold (1997-00)Jackson, Calvin (1983-85)Jackson, James (2003-)Jackson, Joe (1985)Jackson, Malik (2004-)Jackson, Mike (1992)Jackson, Shawn (1991-94)Jackson, Tom (1970-72)Jacobs, A.J. (1973-74)Jacobs, Stan (1941-42)Jacobs, Ted (1992-93)Jacoby, Joe (1978-80)Jaegers, Dick (1963)Jaggers, Gene (1954-55)Janelsins, Gunars (1965, ‘67)Janiak, Bill (1963-65)Jefferies, Owen (1928)Jefferson, Bobby (1983-86)Jelinek, Steve (1971-73)Jenkins, Chris (1991-94)Jenkins, J.E. (1913)Jenne, E.E. (1940)Jesukaitis, Tom (1969-71)Jeter, Courtney (1980-82)Jewell, Steve (1972-74)Johnican, Larry (1977)Johnson, Brandon (2002-05)Johnson, Brent (2002-)Johnson, Grant (1998)Johns, G.F. (1913)Johnson, Alvin (1988)

Johnson, Brent (2001-04)Johnson, Charlie (1963-65)Johnson, Chris (2001-02)Johnson, Don (1984-86)Johnson, Dwayne (1981)Johnson, Eddie (1977-80)Johnson, Joe (1991-93)Johnson, Matt (1994-96)Johnson, Reggie (1987-90)Johnson, Robbie (1989)Johnson, Steve (1980)Johnson, Wayne (1958)Jones, Alton (1992-95)Jones, Clyde (1925-26)Jones, Fred (1988-91)Jones, F.C. (1938)Jones, Greg (1980-81)Jones, Horace (1968-70)Jones, James (1984-85)Jones, Jason (1998-99)Jones, Junior (1983-85)Jones, Marcus (2001-04)Jones, Mel (1971-72)Jones, Montrell (2004-05)Jones, Pete (1984)Jones, Tiger (2002-04)Jones, Walt (1965-66)Josiah, Michael (1999-01)

- K -Kachler, Edmund (1916)Kacvinsky, Bob (1974)Kaczmarek, Jim (1969-70)Kader, Joe (1980-82)Kamer, D.J. (2002-03)Kaminski, Dale (1971-73)Karaglanis, Frank (1959-60)Karem, Greg (1967-69)Karibo, Jim (1946)Karns, Bill (1948-51)Karrh, Bill (1949)Katchen, Tony (1980)Katope, Chris (1941)Kavanaugh, Charles (1913)Keeling, Crawford (1935)Keisel, John (1928)Keller, Billy (1931)Keller, Ken (1940-41)Kemp, C.W. (1929-31)Kennedy, Derrick (1996-98, ‘00)Kennedy, J.L. (1929)Kennedy, Kirk (1984-87)Kennedy, Orville (1922)Kibbey, Rick (1975-76)Kidd, Don (1946-49)Kielkopf, Bill (1925-26)Kienzle, Tommy (1921-24)Kimbel, Dewey (1923)Kincaid, Addison (1931)King, Jim (1969)Kingston, Joe (1938)Kirbus, Rich (1973)Kirk, E.B. (1921)Kirkendahl, Walt (1935)Kirsch, John (1958)Klein, Nellis (1949-51)

Kloehs, David (1992-94)Knighton, Rodney (1984-87)Knop, Brian (1978)Knop, Kurt (1980-81)Knop, Otto (1949-52)Knop, Otto, Jr. (1977-79)Knuutila, Robert (1990-92)Kolb, Bruce (1982-83)Kolter, John (1965-67)Koons, Dan (2001-03)Kordic, Brad (1973-74)Kortas, Ken (1960-63)Kosman, Bill (1971)Koster, Fred (1924-27)Koubratoff, H. (1984-85)Kovanda, Dick (1952-54)Kozuhik, Miles (1953-54)Kraft, Ted (1930)Kratsas, John (1970-71)Krebs, David (1982-84)Kreutzjans, Gerald (1974)Kries, Shawn (1993-95)Kriever, Hugh (1953)Kron, Max (1930)Kuhn, Scott (2004-)Kunzman, Bill (1968-69)Kurk, Henry (1938-39)

- L -LaDuke, Joe (1946)LaFramboise, Tom (1962-64)Lake, R.C. (1928-29)Lakeman, Gil (1946)Lamar, Harmon (1933-36)Langan, Ed (1926-29)Langan, Gene (1936-39)Langan, M. (1939)Lannan, Joe (1994)Lantz, Terry (1987-89)Larkins, Ellsworth (1980-82)Laurin, Jack (1986)Law, Bill (1957)Lawson, Steward (1931)Lawton, Eric (1987-88)Layne, Bill (1954-55)Leahy, Tom (1936-39)Lee, Chad (1999-02)Lee, Medford (1966-68)Lee, Wink (1946)Leffew, Bobby (2001-04)Leffew, Travis (2002-05)LeFors, Stefan (2001-04)Leggett, V.M. (1912)Lester, Chris (2000-01)Lettie, Bill (1964-66)Levinstin, Louis (1928)Levy, Stuart (1914)Lewis, Eric (1986)Lichtenberg, Tom (1959-61)Lichvar, Bob (1951-53)Lillard, Derrick (1992-95)Lindsey, Wilbur (1935)Lipsey, Curtis (1989-90)Lipsitz, Bernard (1931)Lively, Bill (1951-53)Lobitz, James (1992)

Lockhart, Eric (1999)Lococo, Vince (1941-42, ‘46)Lohrke, Brett (1982)Long, Ed (1970-72)Long, Harry (1933-34)Long, Tom (1983-85)Lopez, Scott (2000-03)Lotspeich, Bob (1935-37)Lowe, Keeshan (2001-02)Lowe, Marty (1991, ‘93-95)Lowe, Melzar (1933-36)Lucas, Doug (1984)Lucas, John (1963-64)Lucia, Tom (1947-50)Lyles, Lenny (1954-57)Lyons, George (1912)

- M -MacFarlane, Al (1963-65)Mack, Lawrence (1978-80)Maddox, Sidney (1937)Madeya, John (1970-72)Madison, Sam (1993-96)Madrick, Ron (1985-87)Maduaka-Cain, Ikem (1995)Mager, Matt (1977-79)Mahoney, Tom (1965-66)Mahoney, Tony (1966-67)Majeed, Kaaba (1994-95)Mallory, I.J. (1955-56)Mancini, Rick (1975)Mannheimer, Milton (1941)Mantchen, Ralph (1947)Marcus, Scott (1970-72)Marion, Mike (1968)Marks, Poachy (1925-26)Marney, Ron (1983-84)Marsh, Rondel (1994-97)Marshall, Avery (1982-85)Marshall, Bubba (2004-)Marshall, John (1985-88)Marshall, Steve (1978)Martin, Amos (1968, ‘70-71)Martin, Raymond (1983)Martin, Tom (1970-72)Mascenik, Paul (1973-74)Massaro, Gene (1951-52)Masterson, Ches (1934-37)Mathews, Marc (1983)Mattingly, Chip (1998-01)Mattingly, Dane (2005-)Mattingly, Paul (1969-71)Mauzy, Mike (1986-88)Maxwell, Tim (1986)May, Dean (1980-83)May, Devon (2004-)Mayer, John (1933)Mayhall, Harvey (1924-27)McAllister, Scott (1987-90)McBarnette, Geoff (1998-99)McBirth, Willie (1976)McCaleb, Harin (1913-15)McCartney, Pete (1983-84)McCauley,Adam (2003-04)McClain, John (1938-41)McClanahan, C.W. (1912)



McCloud, Tyrus (1993-96)McConnell, Bob (1958)McCray, Quincy (1983)McCullough, Lewis (1973)McCune, Robert (2001-04)McDermond, Ryan (2001)McDevitt, Coleman (1930)McDonald, Bennie (1926-28)McDonald, Brian (1998-99)McDonald, Mike (1953)McDonald, Richard (1935)McDowell, K. (1935-36)McDowell, Kenny (1932)McDowell, Paul (1989-90)McFadden, Ricky (1989-91)McGinnis, Henry (1941)McKay, Don (1936-39)McKay, Ken (1987-90)McKay, Paul (1936-38)McKinney, Mike (1987-89)McKinney, Ray (1928-31)McMahon, Bill (1964-66)McMahon, Mike (1961-62)McMahon, Todd (1980)McVey, R. (1950)Meade, Jack (1953-55)Meadows, Brenon (1993-94)Meeks (1916)Merriweather, B.M. (1913-14)Mershon, Oliver (1932)Mihaljevic, Tom (1983)Mihm, Tom (1969-71)Miles, Steve (1994)Mills, Mel (1988-91)Miller, Brian (1983-84)Miller, Brook (1983)Miller, Charles (1935)Miller, David (1985-87)Miller, Greg (1981)Miller, Henry (1999-02)Miller, Jim (1978-81)Miller, Kevin (1974-77)Miller, Uncas (1925-27)Miller, V. (1926-28)Mingus, Marvin (1951)Minkins, Josh (2000-03)Minnifield, Frank (1979-82)Minogue, Mike (1983-86)Misetic, Steve (1996)Mitchell, C. (1939-40)Mitchell, Lamonte (1980)Mitchell, Marc (1975-77)Mitchell, Robert (1979-81)Mitchem, Bill (1949-50)Moll, Ken (1974-76)Montano, Miguel (1994-97)Montgomery, Bob (1931-32)Montgomery, David (1974)Montgomery, Tom (1961-62)Moody, Brent (2003-04)Moody, Mike (1979)Moon, Ron (1976-78)Mooney, Jim (1955-56)Moore, Frank (1966)Moore, Herbert (1938-41)Moore, Tom (1981-83)

Moorhatch, John (1942)Moran, J.R. (1928, 31)Moreau, Frank (1995, ‘97-99)Morey, Tom (1959-60)Mosby, Danny (1996)Mosher, Clure (1938-41)Moss, Anthony (1984-85)Moss, Scedric (1980-82)Moyler, David (1988-90)Mudd, Charlie (1962-63)Muir, P.B. (1921)Muldoon, Phil (1942-46)Mulhall, R.E. (1931)Mullins, Terry (1978)Mumma, John (1974)Murphree, Mallory (1915)Mumphrey, Kevin (1994)Murrer, David (1982)Musgrave, Mark (1980-82)Myers, Keith (1951)Myles, Lamar (2005-)

- N -Nabor, Chuck (1957)Nachand, Clarence (1926)Nagle, Browning (1989-90)Naimaister, Dave (1982-84)Najjar, Larry (1974)Nauert, Jim (1984, ‘86-87)

Navarro, Todd (1983-84)Neafus, Stan (1946)Neat, L.R. (1931)Neely, Mike (1991)Neidert, John (1965-67)Newman, Bud (1929-31)Nichols, Les (1983-84)Nickerson, Bruce (1972-74)Nicoletti, Joe (1951-53)Niece, Robert (1980-82)Noafus, Roy (1946)Noon, John (1953-56)Nord, Gary (1977-79)Nord, Rick (1995-98)Norman, E.J. (1937)Norris, Bobby (1978)Norris, Dave (1968-70)Norris, Jim (1983)Norton, Travis (2005-)Nugent, R.C. (1912)Nunn, Bob (1948-50)Nuss, Dave (1963-64)Nuss, Kevin (1981-84)Nuzzolese, Mike (1979-82)

- O -Oben, Roman (1992-95)O’Connor, John (1974)Ogden, J.D. (1936)

Okoye, Amobi (2003-)Oldham, Richard (1936, ‘38-39)Olejack, Greg (1975-76)Olinger, Ashley (1937)Olmstead, Jim (1951-53)O’Neal, Bob (1960-62)O’Neal, Pete (1985)Orem, Dale (1957-59)Osborne, Paul (1921-24)O’Shaughnessy, Joe (1997-00)Osorio, Vasco (1912-13)Otte, Frank (1953-56)Owen, Bill (1957-59)Owens, Richard (2000-03)Oyler, Wally (1966-68)

- P -Padget, Jason (1999-00)Painter, Benny (1983-84)Painter, Jed (1983)Palmer, Deon (2005-)Papania, Joe (1947-50)Pardieu, Ben (1973)Pardieu, Chris (1982-83)Parker, Cardell (1972-74)Parker, Zek (1998-01)Parrott, Herb (1983)Patrick, Garrin (1991-93)Patrick, Wayne (1965-67)

All-Time Letterwinners

1912 – Stanley Walker1913 – Stanley Walker1914 – Roy Daniel1915 – Owen Foster1916 – Maurice Daniel1921 – E.B. Kirk1922 – Tommy Kienzie1923 – Art Vandervert1924 – Paul Osborne1925 – Armand Fischer1926 – Jack Dougherty1927 – Harvey Mayhall1928 – Jim Tom Robertson1929 – GAME CAPTAINS1930 – Tommy Thompson1931 – Ben Reid and Guy Schearer1932 – Tom Giannini1933 – Bill Threlkeld1934 – Bill Threlkeld1935 – Kenny Doll and WaltKirkendahl1936 – Melzar Lowe1937 – Ralph Emerson1938 – Alex Davidson1939 – Fred Schloemer and LouZimlich1940 – Jimmy Caufield1941 – Clure Moser and JimmyRosenfield1942 – Jim Brady and Bud Bruning1946 – Vince Lococo1947 – Art Heitlauf1948 - George Bertram1949 – George Bertram1950 – Tom Lucia1951 – Charles Asher1952 – Otto Knop1953 – Jim Hollowell1954 – Johnny Unitas

1955 – Jim Wolf and Maurice Wolford1956 – John Noon1957 – Gil Sturtzel1958 – Ed Young1959 – Ken Porco and Howard Turley1960 – Ron Petty1961 – John Finn1962 – John Giles1963 – Ken Kortas1964 – Tom LaFramboise1965 – Doug Buffone1966 – Benny Russell1967 – Ed Harmon1968 – Pete Compise and Medford Lee1969 – Mike Detenber and Greg Karem1970 – Cookie Brinkman1971 – Amos Martin1972 – Tom Martin1973 – Joe Lee Phillips1974 – Steve Jewell and Cardell Parker1975 – Bob Riser1976 – Norman Heard1977 – Tom Abood1978 – Ron Heinrich, Billy Perrin,Nathan Poole, Ricky Skiles1979 – Stu Stram, Otis Wilson, RandyButler, Zarko Ellis1980 – Eddie Johnson, Dan Dihtzeruk,Joe Jacoby, Jamie Perrin1981 – GAME CAPTIANS1982 – Mike Nuzzolese, FrankMinnifield, Anthony Williams1983 – Dean May, Tom Andrews,Mike Trainor1984 – GAME CAPTAINS1985 – GAME CAPTAINS1986 – GAME CAPTAINS1987 – GAME CAPTAINS

1988 – GAME CAPTAINS1989 – GAME CAPTAINS1990 – GAME CAPTAINS1991 - GAME CAPTAINS1992 – Jeff Brohm and Andy Culley1993 – Jeff Brohm, Tom Cavallo,Aaron Bailey1994 – Marty Lowe, Terry Quinn,Brandon Brookfield1995 – Alan Campos, Marty Lowe,Tyrus McCloud, Roman Oben1996 – Jason Payne, Tyrus McCloud,Sam Madison, Rico Clark1997 – Terry Rice-Locket, MiguelMontano, Kendrick Gholston, GraigHoffman, Ryan Wade1998 – Rick Nord, Chris Redman,Courtney Dinkins, Mike Gantous1999 – Chris Redman, RashadHarris, Anthony Byrd, MikeGantous2000 - Donovan Arp, ArnoldJackson, Rashad Harris, JasonPadget2001 – Deion Branch, MichaelBrown, Anthony Floyd, DaveRagone2002 – Damien Dorsey, MichaelBrown, Anthony Floyd, DaveRagone2003 – Rod Day, Dan Koons, RonnieGhent, Josh Minkins, RobertMcCune2004 - Stefan LeFors, J.R. Russell,Kerry Rhodes and Robert McCune2005: Elvis Dumervil, BrandonJohnson, Joshua Tinch, Jason Spitz,Montavious Stanley, Travis Leffew

All-Time Captains


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballAll-Time LetterwinnersPatterson, Danny (1993)Patterson, Pat (1979-81)Patterson, T.J. (2000-03)Payne, James (1992-93)Payne, Jason (1994-96)Payton, Ray (1977-79)Peacock, Walter (1972-75)Peak, Andy (1996)Pearson, E.C. (1931)Pence, Bill (1950-51)Pennella, Rick (1976-77)Perrin, Billy (1976-79)Perrin, Jamie (1978-80)Perry, Kirk (1983-84)Perry, Pat (1939, ‘41-42)Perry, W. (1950)Pesavento, James (1995-97)Peterson, Rick (1972)Petry, Charlie (1967)Petty, Ron (1957-60)Phelps, Herbie (1967-68)Phelps, Tanny (1961-63)Phillips, Art (1941)Phillips, Charlie (1953-54)Phillips, Joe Lee (1972-74)Pianko, Greg (1983-85)Pierce, G.S. (1939)Pierre-Louis, Frank (1986)Pierson, Glenn (1935)Pillitary, Ben (1947)Pinkston, Chad (2001-03)Pinski, Dave (1966)Pirkey, E.L. (1933)Pitchford, Jack (1926)Pitters, Lenny (1978)Poelking, T.J. (1988-89)Pointer, Chris (1994)Pointer, Jeff (1987-88)Pok, Jack (1979-80)Pollock, Ed (1993)Pomeroy, Don (1973-75)Pongonis, Mark (1975-78)Pontius, Bill (1913)Poole, Nathan (1975-78)Porco, Ken (1957-59)Posadas, Pedro (1976-77)Powell, Carl (1995-96)Price, Keith (1983-84)Prince, Calvin (1976-77)Pritchett, Doug (1982-84)Pryor, Bill (1923)Pugh, Roy (1951-52, ‘57)Pullem, David (1974)Purcell, Chris (1974-75, ‘77)Purcell, Don (1952-53)Purry, Dar-Shay (1996-98)Putnam, Rufus (1933)

- Q -Quarterman, Kurt (2003-)Quick, Rhonyia (1991)Quinn, Terry (1991-94)

- R -Rabatin, Will (2002-04)Racel, David (1984)

Radmacher, Frank (1966-68)Rager, Dick (1947)Raglin, Richard (2005-)Ragone, Dave (1999-02)Ramey, Roy (1947)Ramsey, Frank (1946-49)Rascati, Justin (2003)Rasmussen, Roy (1929)Raush, Russ (1946)Ray, Babe (1950-51)Ray, Bill (1948-50)Ray, Gerald (1949-51)Ray, Leonard (1990-93)Raymond, Warren (1940-42)Recherman, James (1930, ‘32)Rechtin, Les (1950-52)Redman, Bob (1968-69)Redman, Chris (1996-99)Redman, Lloyd (1946)Reese, John (1921)Reese, Steve (1971-73)Reid, Ben (1927, ‘30-31)Reid, Jack (1958-61)Reiling, George (1938-40)Renner, Rich (1995-96)Repass, Carl (1950)Reynolds, Ed (1987-90)Rhodes, Kerry (2001-04)Rhodes, Walter (1987, ‘89-91)Rice, Quinn (1995-96)Rice-Locket, Terry (1994-97)Richart, Phil (1962-63)Richardson, Josh (1997-98)Richey, Harper (1921-22)Rideout, Dave (1947)Riles, Wayne (2003-)Riley, Jimmy (2003-)Rimpsey, Chad (2002-05)Riser, Bob (1974-75)Ritchie, Norm (1965)Rivenbark, Dave (1949-52)Roberts, Eugene (1946)Robertson, Jim Tom (1925-28)Robinson, Kenny (1977-80)Robinson, Rex (1957)Rodgers, Clarence (1912-13)Rodriguez, Ariel (1999-01)Rodriguez, Sean (1991)Roe, Jeff (1982)Rollins, Eric (1979, ‘82)Roman, Israel (1971, ‘74)Romey, J.H. (1937)Rommell, Bill (1946)Rooney, George (1939)Roper, Ricky (1994)Roscoe, Terrence (1991-94)Rose, Harold (1937-38)Rosenfield, Jimmy (1938-41)Rossoll, Don (1957-59)Roth, Horace (1927-29)Rothfield, D. (1940)Roundtree, Antonio (1997-00)Rowan, Watson (1912-13)Rowe, Lionel (1916)Rubbert, Ed (1983-86)Rusley, Bobby (1984)

Russell, Benny (1964-66)Russell, J.R. (2001-04)Russell, Jonathan (2004-)Russell, Ron (1971-73)Ryan, Bill (1933-34)Ryan, D. (1938)Ryan, George (1932-34)

- S -Sales, Larry (1975)Sammons, Bill (1959-60, ‘62)Samons, Kyle (2000)Sander, Mark (1987-90)Sanders, Matt (2004-05)Sanders, Jaguar (2000)Sanders, Raynard (1986)Sanks, David (1967-69)Santho, Rick (1974)Sartini, Gene (1950, ‘54-55)Saterfield, Tyrone (2002-)Saunders, Gerald (1977)Schad, Bill (1961-63)Schaeffer, Jim (1963)Schaller, Paul (1983-86)Scharre, Stan (1937-38)Scheper, Guy (1977-79)Scherma, Joe (1963)Schiengold, Pat (1921-23)Schloemer, Fred (1936-39)Schloemer, Louis (1938-40)Schmitt, Paul (1956)Schneider, B. (1928)Schonsiegel (1912)Schrader (1912)Schuhmann, George (1932)Schuler, Dave (1975-77)Schuler, Lonnie (1972-73)Schultz, Tim (1976)Schuppert, Ray (1941, ‘46)Scott, Chris (1997)Scott, Leslie (1933)Scott, Mike (1995)Scroggins, Tyrann (1994)Searcy, Ed (1937)Searcy, Greg (1978-79)Sehlinger, George (1933-34)Sekeres, Duke (1957, ‘60)Seldon, Joe (1931)Sellers, Chris (1985-87)Semak, Tony (1990)Senkevich, John (1968-69)Settle, Mickey (1964-66)Seguin, Jeremy (2004-05)Sexton, Matt (1998-2000)Sgroi, Anthony (1938-40)Sharp, Antoine (2004-05)Sharp, Brandon (2003-)Shaw, Rick (1985-86)Shearer, Guy (1928-31)Sheehy, Mike (1974-76)Sheeley, J.J. (1937)Sheffield, Charles (1996-99)Shelby, Willie (1982-85)Shelman, Anthony (1992-94)Shell, H.E. (1931)Shelton, Don (1946-49)

Shelton, Eric (2003-04)Shelton, John (1949-52)Shepherd, Mark (1990-93)Sherman, Jack (1937-38)Shields, Harry (1928-29)Shively, Brett (1996-98)Sholly, Jeff (1996-98)Short, Bill (1966-67)Silliman, Harlan (1952)Silverstein, Phillip (1921)Simon, John (1970-71)Simpson, Reneau (1972)Sims, Antoine (1999-02)Sims, Coswell (1994-95)Sims, T. (1925)Singleton, Neil (1986-87)Sipe, Ken (1939-41)Sivori, Chris (1999-00)Six, Bob (1974)Skaaland, Ed (1971)Skarja, Joe (1977-78)Skiles, Ricky (1975-79)Skinner, Roy (1946)Slater, W.L. (1935)Slatter, Tone’ (2001-02)Slechter, Rex (1955-56)Slider, Bill (1936, ‘38)Smart, Gavin (2003-)Smith, Bernard (1938-40)Smith, Brevin (1989, ‘91-92)Smith, Bryon (1951-52)Smith, Clarence (1948-50, ‘53)Smith, Dwight (1989)Smith, E.R. (1932)Smith, Erin (1999-00)Smith, Jeff (1986-88)Smith, Jerry (1959-62)Smith, Joe (1965-66)Smith, Joey (1987-90)Smith, Kolby (2003-)Smith, Marty (1972-74)Smith, Nate (2000-03)Smith, Tony (1974-77)Smith, Walter (1946)Smyrichinsky, Tod (1986)Snow, John (1929)Snyder, Ashley (1999)Solberg, Cliff (1960)Sonye, Anthony (1992-94)Sonye, Eric (1992-94)Sosnin, Hershell (1931-34)Sowa, John (1954-55)Spalding, Stewart (2000)Sparkman, Alan (1946)Speedy, Jeff (1981-82)Spencer, Charles (1927-28)Spencer, Clarence (1964-65)Spencer, Jerry (2002-03)Spencer, Sergio (2005-)Spillman, Ben (1971)Spitz, Jason (2002-05)Spratt, Greg (1983-85)Stahl, Scott (1982)Stallings, Jim (1966-68)Stallings, Tony (1998-01)Stanley, Montavious (2002-05)


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballAll-Time LetterwinnersStarks, Price (1925-26)Starnes, Bob (1960-62)Steele, B.J. (1999-)Steger, Roy (1976)Steiger, Joe (1932)Stephens, Gerald (1987-89)Stephens, Keith (1986-88)Stern, Walter (1931-32)Stevens, Howard (1971-72)Stickrod, Kelly (1980-83)Stiers, Bill (1946)Stinson, Jason (1992-95)Stitch, Charles (1960-62)Stone, Joe (1938-41)Stram, Stu (1976-79)Steele, B.J. (2002)Street, Al (1974)Strickland, Rod (1992-93)Stricklin, Larry (1985-86, ‘88)Striegel, Harold (1949-50)Stripling, George (2005-)Strull, Asher (1931-33)Struss, Ed (1928)Struve, Dudley (1915-16)Sturgeon, John (1977)Sturtzel, Gil (1955-57)Sullivan, Leonard (1983-84)Summers, Wilbur (1972-75)Sumpter, Ben (1990-93)Suski, Jon (1996-98)Sutherland, Lou (1959-60)Swabek, Craig (1986-89)Swafford, Darryl (1987-88, ‘90)Swanson, Gunard (1982)Swope, Kurt (1971)

- T -Tarleton, Eric (1982-84)Tavarczky, P.J. (2003-)Taylor, Al (1931-33)Taylor, Bill (1942)Taylor, Deriontae (2003-)Taylor, Dewayne (1997-00)Taylor, Leland (1996)Taylor, Wayne (1980)Teague, G. (1949)Terry, Elmer (1921)Terry, Prentiss (1915-16)Tharpe, Richard (1979-82)Theiss, Jim (1971)Thieneman, Chris (1983-84, ‘86-87)Thigpen, Chris (2001-00)Thiry, Bob (1978-80)Thomas, Ben (1916)Thomas, Danny (1983-86)Thomas, DeForest (1978)Thompson, Glenn (1990-93)Thompson, Sam (1922-23)Thompson, Tommy (1927-30)Thomas, Devon (1999-02)Thomas, Justin (1998-2000)Thomas, Troy (1992)Thomas, Tyrone (1988)Thompson, Willard (1928)Thrasher, Robert (1976-77)Threlkeld, (1932-35)

Tibbals, Luther (1931)Tillery, John (1978)Tinch, Joshua (2002-05)Tipton, Roy (1946)Tisci, Nunzio (1953-55)Todd, Bob (1946)Todd, Bryan (1979-80)Todd, Grover (1913)Touche’ (1995-96)Townsel, Wyman (1951-52)Townsell, Ray (1951-52)Trabue, Joe (1946-49)Trainor, Mike (1980-81, ‘83)Trautwein, Jay (1980-82)Trautwein, Jerry (1982)Trawick, J.D. (1930)Trimble, Harry (1972-73)Triplett, Tom (1990)Tucker, Eric (1986)Tucker, James (1929)Turley, Howard (1956-59)Turner, Harold (1936-39)Turner, Ken (1946-47, ‘49-50)Tuyo, John (1987)Tydlacka, Wade (2000-03)Tyson, Jeryl (1994-95)

- U -Uhrig, Phil (1941)Underwood, George (1980)Underwood, James (1994)Unitas, Joe (1954-56)Unitas, Johnny (1951-54)Urrutia, Mario (2005-)Urton, F.W. (1916)Utley, Shedrick (1992)

- V -Valvo, Jack (1951-52)Vandervert, Art (1922-23)Varajohn, Milan (1958)Vari, Bob (1969)Vaughn, Eric (1984, ‘86)Velesig, Dave (1966-67)Veto, Mike (1983-86)

- W -Wade, Ryan (1995-97)Waggoner, Dave (1971)Wagner, Mike (1965)Wagoner, Jim (1972-75)Walker, Adriel (1999, ‘00)Walker, Andy (1954-57)Walker, Cleo (1967-69)Walker, Dan (1959-61)Walker, Sanford (1973)Walker, Stanley (1912-13)Walker, Robert (1999)Wall, John (1980-82)Wallace, Corey (1999)Waller, John (1968)Waltman, Earl (1941-42)Ward, Jerry (1974-77)Ware, Kevin (1998)Ware, Latrell (1987-90)Ware, Yeasive (1996-97)

Wareing, W.A. (1939)Warner, Rex (1950-51)Warren, Gary (1985-87)Washington, David (1996)Washington, Ted (1987-90)Watkins, Mike (1997-00)Watson, Olante (1993)Watson, Richard (1967-69)Watts, Bill (1936, ‘38)Watts, Erik (1991)Watzek, Joe (1968, 71)Wayland, Bob (1949)Wayne, Rollo (1915-16)Weathers, Jason (2000-02)Webb, Don (1973-74)Webb, Matt (2004-)Weber, C.J. (1932)Weber, Pat (1926)Weedman, William (1985)Weidner, Garland (1922-23)Weihe, Cofer (1935-36)Weining, Harry (1947-50)Welch, Joe (1970-72)Welch, Joe (1983)Wells, Spencer (1984)Wetherby, L. (1927-28)Wheat, Donte (1983-84)White, Dan (1957-59)White, Dewayne (2000-02)White, Marcus (1989)White, Mike (2000)White, R.G. (1938)Whitehead, Roger (1961-64)Whittkamp, Jack (1946)Wibbels, Jerry (1953)Wiggins, Anthony (1985-86)Wiley, Deran (1995-97)Wiljanen, Roy (1970-71)Williams, Andy (1965-67)Williams, Anthony (1981-82)Williams, Bill (1916)Williams, Bob (1955-58)Williams, Carl (1982-84)Williams, Charles (1925, ‘27-29)Williams, Dan (1982)Williams, David (1986)Williams, Deron (1988-90)Williams, Ebb (1976-78)Williams, George (1985-88)Williams, Jermaine (1992-94)Williams, Josh (2004-)Williams, Jim (1950-52)Williams, Leon (1978-81)Williams, Rico (1996-98)Williams, Vic (1978)Williams, Waymon (1997)Willis, Gerald (1967)Wilmsmeyer, Klaus (1988-91)Wills, Don (1978)Wilshire, Jim (1952)Wilson, Dilbert (1946)Wilson, Mark (1978-81)Wilson, O’Harlan (1929)Wilson, Otis (1977-79)Wilson, Richard (1946-47)Wilson, Robert (1980-82)

Wimberly, Darrell (1980-82)Winningham, Roy (1985)Winrich, Dave (1985)Winters, Jim (1968-70)Wirpio, Carl (1937-38)Wise, Walter (1987-88)Wolf, Jim (1948-50, ‘55)Wolford, Maury (1948-50, ‘55)Wolke, Joe (1968-70)Womack, Bill (1946-47)Woodard, Jonta’ (2001)Woodring, Andy (1984)Woodruff, Dwayne (1976-78)Wood, Eric (2005-)Woods, Ryan (1999)Worden, N.A. (1940-41)Wordlow, Antuan (1994)Wright, Adolph (1932)Wright, Hugh (1939-41)Wright, Les (1932-33)Wright, Steve (1976)Wyatt, Jason (1995-98)Wyatt, Jim (1964-66)

- Y -Yamin, Rick (1984-88)Young, Antonio (1984-85)Young, Ed (1955-58)Young, James (1986)Young, Mike (1970-71)Young, Steve (1970-72)

- Z -Zamberlan, Jim (1965-67)Zangaro, Fred (1954)Zariczny, P.J. (1997-98)Zarrilli, Rob (2004-)Zebich, Frank (1999-00)Ziggler, Bernard (1985, ‘87)Zilko, Randy (1997-98)Zimlich, Lou (1936-39)


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballAll-Time Results

LESTER LARSON2 years • 8-2

1912 (3-1)Coach: Lester LarsonCaptain: Stanley WalkerDate Opponent ScoreOct. 11 at Transylvania 32-0Oct. 17 Centre 23-6Oct. 28 at Kentucky 0-41Nov. 15 Hanover 73-0

128-47

1913 (5-1)Coach: Lester LarsonCaptain: Stanley WalkerDate Opponent ScoreOct. 4 Bethel (Ky.) 48-0Oct. 11 at Moore’s Hill 77-0Oct. 18 Wash. (Tenn.) 100-0Oct. 25 Cumberland 6-0Nov. 1 Butler 20-0Nov. 22 Kentucky 0-20

251-20

BRUCE BAKER1 year • 1-41914 (1-4)

Coach: Bruce BakerCaptain: Roy DanielDate Opponent ScoreOct. 17 Tennessee 0-66Oct. 31 Wabash 3-7Nov. 7 at Cumberland 0-20Nov. 14 at Kentucky 0-42Nov. 21 at Rose Poly 23-0

26-135

WILL DUFFY2 years • 3-8-2

1915 (1-5-1)Coach: Will DuffyCaptain: Owen FosterDate Opponent ScoreOct. 2 Centre 0-0Oct. 9 at Wabash 0-38Oct. 16 Chattanooga 6-21Oct. 30 Rose Poly 22-6Nov. 6 Kentucky 0-15Nov. 13 Franklin 7-13Nov. 25 Transylvania 0-26

35-119

1916 (2-3-1)Coach: Will DuffyCaptain: Maurice DanielDate Opponent ScoreOct. 14 Centre 0-0Oct. 21 Chattanooga 6-0Oct. 28 Butler 19-7Nov. 4 Georgetown 0-41Nov. 18 Franklin 12-16Nov. 30 Transylvania 0-13

37-77

BILL DUNCAN2 years • 4-9-1

1921 (2-2-1)Coach: Bill DuncanCaptain: E.B. KirkDate Opponent ScoreOct. 22 Hanover* 19-8Oct. 29 at Bethel (Ky.) 0-0Nov. 5 at Transylvania 0-7Nov. 18 Kentucky Wesleyan 30-0Nov. 26 at Marshall 0-14

49-29*won by forfeit

1922 (2-7)Coach: Bill DuncanCaptain: Tommy KienzieDate Opponent ScoreSept. 30 Western Kentucky 0-6Oct. 7 Bethel (Ky.) 12-14Oct. 14 at Kentucky 0-63Oct. 21 Franklin 6-27Oct. 28 at Centre 7-32Nov. 4 Cincinnati 28-0Nov. 11 at Rose Poly 6-0Nov. 18 Centenary 13-39Nov. 30 at Marshall 7-21

79-202

FRED ENKE2 years • 8-8-1

1923 (5-3)Coach: Fred EnkeCaptain: Art VandervertDate Opponent ScoreSept. 29 at Western Kentucky 7-19Oct. 6 at Union 6-13Oct. 13 Morris Harvey 27-0Oct. 20 Franklin 0-35Oct. 27 Rose Poly 13-0Nov. 3 Transylvania 12-0Nov. 10 Kentucky Wesleyan 7-0Nov. 17 at Georgetown 12-6

84-73

1924 (3-5-1)Coach: Fred EnkeCaptain: Paul OsborneDate Opponent ScoreOct. 4 at Kentucky 0-29Oct. 11 Western Kentucky 12-7Oct. 18 at Georgetown 9-6Oct. 25 Transylvania 0-3Nov. 1 at Rose Poly 6-18Nov. 8 at K. Wesleyan 0-0Nov. 15 King 0-16Nov. 22 Chattanooga 10-0Nov. 27 at Marshall 6-16

43-95

TOM KING6 years • 27-21

1925 (8-0)Coach: Tom KingCaptain: Armand FischerDate Opponent ScoreOct. 3 Evansville 20-0Oct. 10 at Western Kentucky 6-0Oct. 17 at Hanover 24-0Oct. 24 Kentucky Wesleyan 6-0Oct. 30 at Transylvania 7-0Nov. 7 Rose Poly 30-0Nov. 21 Toledo 33-0Nov. 26 at Marshall 7-2

133-2

1926 (6-2)Coach: Tom KingCaptain: Jack DoughertyDate Opponent ScoreOct. 2 at Ogden 79-0Oct. 9 at Rose Poly 49-0Oct. 16 at Xavier 7-20Oct. 30 Centre 0-6Nov. 6 Western Kentucky 26-10Nov. 13 at Kentucky Wesleyan 25-12Nov. 20 Marshall 27-3Nov. 25 at Fla. Southern 13-0

226-51

1927 (4-4)Coach: Tom KingCaptain: Harvey MayhallDate Opponent ScoreOct. 8 Transylvania 25-6Oct. 15 Murray State 14-0Oct. 22 at Marshall 6-37Oct. 29 Centre 40-7Nov. 5 at Western Kentucky 6-7Nov. 12 at Eastern Kentucky 21-13Nov. 19 Davids & Elkins 0-32Nov. 24 at Centenary 2-59

114-161

1928 (1-7)Coach: Tom KingCaptain: Jim Tom RobertsonDate Opponent ScoreOct. 6 Eastern Kentucky 72-0Oct. 13 at Detroit 0-46Oct. 20 at Chattanooga 0-70Oct. 27 Transylvania 0-18Nov. 3 at Western Kentucky 0-20Nov. 10 Centre 0-7Nov. 17 at St. Louis 0-12Nov. 24 Marshall 0-13

72-186

1929 (3-5)Coach: Tom KingCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreOct. 2 Cincinnati 0-7Oct. 11 at Transylvania 0-9Oct. 19 Western Kentucky 0-13Oct. 26 at Marshall 6-25Nov. 2 at Eastern Kentucky 19-6Nov. 9 Centre 0-41Nov. 16 Earlham 6-0Nov. 23 Georgetown 6-0

37-101

1930 (5-3)Coach: Tom KingCaptain: Tommy ThompsonDate Opponent ScoreOct. 4 Hanover 32-12Oct. 11 Transylvania 18-0Oct. 17 Eastern Kentucky 52-0Oct. 25 at Western Kentucky 6-7Nov. 1 Centre 0-28Nov. 8 at DePauw l 0-14Nov. 15 at Marshall 13-12Nov. 22 Earlham 13-0

134-73

JACK MCGRATH1 year • 0-81931 (0-8)

Coach: Jack McGrathCo-Captains: Ben Reid and GuySchearerDate Opponent ScoreOct. 2 Hanover 0-3Oct. 9 Transylvania* 0-1Oct. 16 at Butler 6-61Oct. 24 Eastern Kentucky* 0-1Oct. 31 at Western Kentucky 6-20Nov. 7 DePaul 0-46Nov. 14 at Georgetown 6-20Nov. 21 Centre 0-75

18-227* Louisville forfeited games

C.V. MONEY1 year • 0-91932 (0-9)

Coach: C.V. (Red) MoneyCaptain: Tom GianniniDate Opponent ScoreSept. 24 at Marshall 0-66Oct. 1 Union (Ky.) 6-32Oct. 8 at Murray State 0-105Oct. 15 at Eastern Kentucky 0-38Oct. 22 Transylvania 12-34Oct. 28 Morehead State 0-20Nov. 4 at Oakland City 0-19Nov. 12 Georgetown 0-20Nov. 19 at Western Kentucky 0-58

18-392

BEN CREGOR3 years • 4-18-1

1933 (1-7)Coach: Ben CregorCaptain: Bill ThrelkeldDate Opponent ScoreSept. 30 Centre 0-30Oct. 6 at Georgetown 0-13Oct. 13 at Union (Ky.) 0-19Oct. 21 Western Kentucky 0-45Oct. 28 at Morehead St. 0-13Nov. 4 Murray State 6-54Nov. 11 at Miami (Fla.) 7-33Nov. 18 Eastern Kentucky 13-7

26-214



1934 (2-5)Coach: Ben CregorCaptain: Bill ThrelkeldDate Opponent ScoreOct. 6 Georgetown 14-6Oct. 13 at Toledo 7-19Oct. 27 at Hanover 6-7Nov. 3 Centre 0-46Nov. 10 at Transylvania 0-13Nov. 17 at Eastern Kentucky 13-6Nov. 24 Union (Ky.) 0-7

40-104

1935 (1-6-1)Coach: Ben CregorCo-Captains: Kenny Doll and WaltKirkendahlDate Opponent ScoreSept. 28 at Butler 0-29Oct. 5 Transylvania 7-14Oct. 11 at Union (Ky.) 7-13Oct. 19 at Hanover 6-6Oct. 26 Eastern Kentucky 0-9Nov. 2 at Georgetown 0-21Nov. 9 Toledo 7-41Nov. 16 Morehead State 20-0

47-133

LAURIE APITZ7 years • 22-29-3

1936 (4-4)Coach: Laurie ApitzCaptain: Melzar LoweDate Opponent ScoreOct. 3 Union (Ky.) 13-0Oct. 10 at Hanover 12-2Oct. 17 at Eastern Kentucky 6-9Oct. 24 at Union 7-27Oct. 30 Georgetown 12-8Nov. 7 Alfred Holbrook 31-7Nov. 14 at Morehead St. 7-14Nov. 21 Baldwin-Wallace 0-67

88-134

1937 (2-5-1)Coach: Laurie ApitzCaptain: Ralph EmersonDate Opponent ScoreSept. 25 Hanover 7-13Oct. 2 at Transylvania 6-19Oct. 9 at Wayne State 0-32Oct. 15 Union (Univ.) 14-6Oct. 23 St. Joseph’s 13-6Oct. 30 at Georgetown 7-12Nov. 11 Centre 7-20Nov. 20 Eastern Kentucky 6-6

60-114

1938 (2-6)Coach: Laurie ApitzCaptain: Alex DavidsonDate Opponent ScoreSept. 24 at Cincinnati 0-19Oct. 7 Wayne State 14-12Oct. 15 at St. Joseph’s 0-2Oct. 22 Georgetown 0-6Oct. 29 Transylvania 7-13Nov. 4 at Evansville 6-0Nov. 11 at Hanover 13-14Nov. 19 at Centre 0-14

40-80

All-Time Results1939 (5-2-1)

Coach: Laurie ApitzCo-Captains: Fred Schloemerand Lou ZimlichDate Opponent ScoreSept. 22 at Transylvania 25-0Sept. 30 at Indiana State 0-7Oct. 6 Evansville 7-6Oct. 13 Alfred Holbrook 20-3Oct. 19 St. Joseph’s 13-0Oct. 28 at Centre 0-0Nov. 4 at Georgetown 7-14Nov. 18 Hanover 20-0

92-30

1940 (3-5-1)Coach: Laurie ApitzCaptain: Jimmy CaufieldDate Opponent ScoreSept. 21 Indiana State 0-0Sept. 28 at Cincinnati 0-7Oct. 5 at Evansville 13-7Oct. 12 at St. Joseph’s 6-24Oct. 18 Centre 0-28Oct. 25 Alfred Holbrook 38-7Nov. 2 Georgetown 14-19Nov. 9 at Hanover 14-13Nov. 16 at Long Island 6-29

91-134

1941 (4-4)Coach: Laurie ApitzCo-Captains: Clure Moser and JimmyRosenfieldDate Opponent ScoreSept. 22 Rio Grande 58-0Sept. 27 at Cincinnati 7-28Oct. 4 Evansville 31-7Oct. 17 Transylvania 13-0Oct. 23 at Georgetown 7-19Nov. 1 at DePauw 6-13Nov. 8 at Hanover 21-7Nov. 15 Vanderbilt 0-68

143-142

1942 (2-3)Coach: Laurie ApitzCo-Captains: Jim Brady and BudBruningDate Opponent ScoreSept. 17 Rio Grande 25-0Sept. 26 at Cincinnati 0-51Oct. 10 at Evansville 20-0Oct. 17 DePauw 6-19Oct. 24 Indiana State 7-25

58-95

FRANK CAMP23 years • 118-95-2

1946 (6-2)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Vince LococoDate Opponent ScoreSept. 26 at Evansville 13-7Oct. 4 Wittenberg 19-0Oct. 11 at Georgetown 20-0Oct. 19 at W. Kentucky 19-20Oct. 25 Georgetown 20-0Nov. 2 St. Joseph’s 13-7Nov. 9 at E. Kentucky 7-28Nov. 16 Union (Univ.) 25-0

136-62

1947 (7-0-1)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Art HeitlaufDate Opponent ScoreSept. 26 Wittenberg 40-3Oct. 4 at DePauw 37-0Oct. 10 Evansville 20-7Oct. 24 Western Kentucky 19-13Nov. 1 at St. Joseph’s 7-7Nov. 7 Eastern Kentucky 14-13Nov. 14 at SE La. 23-0Nov. 22 Washington 33-20

193-63

1948 (5-5)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: George BertramDate Opponent ScoreSept. 25 at Memphis State 7-13Oct. 2 St. Joseph’s 20-0Oct. 8 at Xavier 26-47Oct. 16 at Akron 13-0Oct. 23 Western Kentucky 19-6Oct. 30 Buffalo 19-48Nov. 6 Catawba 33-21Nov. 13 at Evansville 6-18Nov. 20 Bradley 31-14Nov. 27 at Washington 12-27

186-194

1949 (8-3)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: George BertramDate Opponent ScoreSept. 17 St. Joseph’s 33-7Sept. 24 at Western Kentucky 47-7Sept. 30 Murray State 34-14Oct. 8 Miami (Fla.) 0-26Oct. 15 Akron 62-6Oct. 21 Xavier 7-19Oct. 29 at Bradley 35-12Nov. 3 at Catawba 41-7Nov. 12 Washington 35-12Nov. 19 Evansville 28-7Nov. 24 at Southern Miss 21-26

343-143

1950 (3-6-1)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Tom LuciaDate Opponent ScoreSept. 23 St. Francis (Pa.) 34-14Sept. 30 Buffalo 48-19Oct. 7 at Cincinnati 20-28Oct. 14 at Houston 7-27Oct. 21 at Xavier 13-36Oct. 28 Duquesne 20-27No~. 4 at Washington 28-7Nov. 10 at Miami (Fla.) 13-13Nov. 18 Washington & Lee 28-33Nov. 25 at Southern Miss 28-34

239-238

1951 (5-4)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Charles AsherDate Opponent ScoreSept. 29 at Wayne State 28-12Oct. 5 Boston University 7-39Oct. 13 at Cincinnati 0-38Oct. 19 Xavier 6-47Oct. 27 at St. Bonaventure 21-22Nov. 2 NC State 26-2Nov. 10 Houston 35-28Nov. 17 Wash. & Lee 14-7Nov. 23 Southern Miss 14-13

151-208

1952 (3-5)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Otto KnopDate Opponent ScoreSept. 27 Wayne State 19-12Oct. 4 at Florida State 41-14Oct. 11 Dayton 0-20Oct. 18 at Xavier 13-27Oct. 31 at Chattanooga 14-47Nov. 8 at Memphis 25-29Nov. 15 Eastern Kentucky 34-20Nov. 22 at Southern Miss 26-55

172-224

1953 (1-7)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Jim HollowellDate Opponent ScoreSept. 19 at Murray State 19-14Oct. 3 at Florida State 0-59Oct. 10 Xavier 13-19Oct. 17 at Dayton 13-20Oct. 24 at Tennessee 6-59Oct. 30 at Chattanooga 6-44Nov. 7 Cincinnati 0-41Nov. 14 Eastern Kentucky 13-20

70-276

1954 (3-6)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Johnny UnitasDate Opponent ScoreSept. 18 Murray State 13-33Sept. 24 at Wayne State 0-13Oct. 2 Florida State 6-47Oct. 9 at Dayton 7-27Oct. 16 Evansville 26-6Oct. 23 Centre 27-6Oct. 30 at Western Kentucky 7-25Nov. 6 Morehead State 24-0Nov. 13 at Eastern Kentucky 6-20

116-177

1955 (7-2)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Jim Wolf and Maurice WolfordDate Opponent ScoreSept. 17 at Murray State 14-33Sept. 24 at Xavier 20-49Oct. 1 Wayne State 72-0Oct. 8 Dayton 19-7Oct. 15 at Evansville 29-7Oct. 29 Western Kentucky 20-0Nov. 5 Morehead State 37-12Nov. 12 at Eastern Kentucky 45-13Nov. 19 Toledo 33-13

289-134



1956 (6-3)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: John NoonDate Opponent ScoreSept. 22 at Toledo 27-12Sept. 29 Kent State 0-7Oct. 6 Evansville 41-13Oct. 13 Murray State 7-6Oct. 20 at Morehead St. 19-7Oct. 27 at Ohio 25-19Nov. 3 Dayton 6-7Nov. 10 Xavier 14-34Nov. 17 Eastern Kentucky 14-6

153-111

1957 (9-1)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Gil SturtzelDate Opponent ScoreSept. 21 at Evansville 33-7Sept. 27 at Eastern Kentucky 40-14Oct. 5 Toledo 48-20Oct. 12 at Murray State 35-0Oct. 19 Dayton 33-19Oct. 26 Central Michigan 40-0Nov. 9 at Kent State 7-13Nov. 16 Ohio 40-7Nov. 22 Morehead State 40-6

Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas)Jan. 1 vs. Drake 34-20

350-106

1958 (4-4)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Ed YoungDate Opponent ScoreSept. 27 Eastern Kentucky 20-7Oct. 4 at Toledo 7-13Oct. 11 Murray State 27-0Oct. 18 at Dayton 13-26Oct. 25 at Central Michigan 40-7Nov. 8 Kent State 21-0Nov. 15 at Ohio 6-23Nov. 22 North Texas St. 10-21

144-97

1959 (6-4)Coach: Frank CampCo-Captains: Ken Porco and HowardTurleyDate Opponent ScoreSept. 15 Western Kentucky 19-0Sept. 19 at Xavier 13-28Sept. 25 at Eastern Kentucky 14-7Oct. 3 at Bradley 28-8Oct. 10 at Murray State 28-0Oct. 17 Dayton 32-6Oct. 31 Marshall 48-6Nov. 7 at North Texas St. 7-39Nov. 14 Ohio 15-22Nov. 21 at Kent State 14-16

218-132

All-Time Results1960 (7-2)

Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Ron PettyDate Opponent ScoreSept. 17 at Tennessee Tech 7-21Sept. 23 Eastern Kentucky 28-7Sept. 30 Bradley 40-6Oct. 7 Murray State 12-6Oct. 15 at Dayton 36-0Oct. 21 Western Kentucky 44-0Oct. 29 at Marshall 7-0Nov. 5 Xavier 0-29Nov. 11 Kent State 22-8

196-77

1961 (6-3)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: John FinnDate Opponent ScoreSept. 16 Tennessee Tech 29-13Sept. 22 at Eastern Kentucky 33-6Sept. 30 Marshall 32-6Oct. 7 Memphis State 13-28Oct. 14 Dayton 6-7Oct. 21 Western Kentucky 20-0Nov. 4 at Xavier 8-16Nov. 11 at Kent State 19-15Nov. 18 at North Texas St. 20-0

180-91

1962 (6-4)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: John GilesDate Opponent ScoreSept. 15 at Wichita State 21-20Sept. 22 Western Michigan 27-21Sept. 29 at Marshall 18-0Oct. 6 at Memphis St. 0-49Oct. 13 at Dayton 21-0Oct. 20 at Tulsa 7-25Nov. 3 Xavier 12-13Nov. 10 Kent State 29-8Nov. 17 North Texas St. 14-10Nov. 24 Houston 25-27

174-173

1963 (3-7, 1-3 MVC)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Ken KortasDate Opponent ScoreSept. 28 at North Texas St.* 6-26Oct. 5 Southern Illinois 7-13Oct. 12 Dayton* 13-12Oct. 19 Wichita State* 14-47Oct. 26 Marshall 27-14Nov. 2 Memphis State 0-25Nov. 9 at Kent State 7-26Nov. 16 at Western Michigan 21-7Dec. 7 at Tulsa* 16-22Dec. 14 at Houston 7-21

118-213

1964 (1-9, 1-3 MVC)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Tom LaFramboiseDate Opponent ScoreSept. 19 Western Michigan 7-10Sept. 26 at Southern Illinois 6-7Oct. 3 N. Texas S.* 0-22Oct. 10 at Dayton* 21-7Oct. 17 Tulsa* 0-58Oct. 24 at Marshall 6-28Oct. 31 Kent State 7-14Nov. 7 at Wichita St.* 15-23Nov. 14 at Memphis St. 0-34Nov. 21 Drake 8-14

70-217

1965 (6-4, 3-1 MVC)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Doug BuffoneDate Opponent ScoreSept. 18 at W. Michigan 13-17Sept. 25 Southern Illinois 13-0Oct. 2 at N. Texas St.* 29-21Oct. 9 Dayton* 34-0Oct. 16 East Carolina 20-34Oct. 23 Marshall 23-7Oct. 30 Wichita State* 30-10Nov. 6 at Tulsa* 18-51Nov. 13 at Drake 32-17Nov. 20 at Kent State 6-7

218-164

1966 (6-4, 1-3 MVC)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Benny RussellDate Opponent ScoreSept. 24 at Southern Illinois 16-7Oct. 1 N. Texas St.* 19-20Oct. 8 at Dayton 17-20Oct. 15 Drake 66-26Oct. 22 at Marshall 35-15Oct. 29 at Wichita State* 2-9Nov. 5 Kent State 23-20Nov. 12 at Cincinnati* 3-17Nov. 19 Tulsa* 29-18Nov. 26 East Carolina 21-7

231-159

1967 (5-5, 2-2 MVC)Coach: Frank CampCaptain: Ed HarmonDate Opponent ScoreSept. 16 at Drake 46-7Sept. 23 Southern Illinois 26-0Sept. 30 at N. Texas St.* 28-30Oct. 7 Dayton * 29-7Oct. 14 at East Carolina 13-18Oct. 21 Marshall 43-7Oct. 28 Wichita State* 24-17Nov. 4 at Kent State 21-28Nov. 11 Cincinnati 7-13Dec. 2 at Tulsa* 23-35

260-162

1968 (5-5, 2-3 MVC)Coach: Frank CampCo-Captains: Pete Compise andMedford LeeDate Opponent ScoreSept. 21 at Southern Illinois 33-10Oct. 5 at Dayton 14-28Oct. 12 Tulsa* 16-7Oct. 19 at Marshall 13-10Oct. 26 at Wichita State* 21-14Nov. 2 Kent State 23-9Nov. 9 at Cincinnati* 7-37Nov. 16 N. Texas St.* 14-36Nov. 23 Drake 37-38Nov. 30 Memphis State* 14-44

192-233

LEE CORSO4 years • 28-11-3

1969 (5-4-1, 2-3 MVC)Coach: Lee CorsoCo-Captains: Mike Detenber and GregKaremDate Opponent ScoreSept. 13 at Drake 24-24Sept. 20 Southern Illinois 17-13Oct. 4 Dayton 24-17Oct. 18 Marshall 34-17Oct. 25 at N. Texas St.* 13-31Nov. 1 at Kent State 6-35Nov. 8 Cincinnati* 21-31Nov. 15 Wichita State* 13-7Nov. 22 at Memphis St.* 19-69Nov. 27 at Tulsa* 35-29

206-273

1970 (8-3-1, 4-0 MVC)Missouri Valley Conference

ChampionsCoach: Lee CorsoCaptain: Cookie BrinkmanDate Opponent ScoreSept. 12 at Florida State 7-9Sept. 19 at Southern Illinois 28-31Sept. 26 N. Texas St.* 13-2Oct. 3 at Dayton 11-28Oct. 10 Tulsa* 14-8Oct. 17 at Marshall 16-14Oct. 31 Kent State 14-13Nov. 7 Memphis State* 40-27Nov. 14 at Cincinnati 28-14Nov. 21 Drake 23-14Nov. 28 at Wichita St.* 34-24

Pasadena Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.)Dec. 19 vs. Long Beach St. 24-24

252-208

1971 (6-3-1, 2-1 MVC)Coach: Lee CorsoCaptain: Amos MartinDate Opponent ScoreSept. 18 at Vanderbilt 0-0Sept. 25 at Drake 7-10Oct. 2 Dayton 41-13Oct. 9 at Memphis State* 26-20Oct. 16 at N. Texas St.* 17-20Oct. 23 Wichita St. 21-5Oct. 30 Tampa 21-10Nov. 6 at Tulsa* 17-0Nov. 13 Southern Illinois 24-14Nov. 27 Cincinnati 16-19

190-111


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1972 (9-1, 4-1 MVC)Missouri Valley Conference Tri-

ChampsCoach: Lee CorsoCaptain: Tom MartinDate Opponent ScoreSept. 16 Kent State 34-0Sept. 30 at Dayton 28-11Oct. 7 at Tampa 17-14Oct. 14 N. Texas St.* 56-6Oct. 21 at Wichita St.* 46-3Oct. 28 at Cincinnati 38-13Nov. 4 Tulsa* 26-28Nov. 11 at Southern Illinois 20-16Nov. 18 Memphis State* 17-0Nov. 25 Drake* 27-0

309-91

T.W. ALLEY2 years • 9-13

1973 (5-6, 3-3 MVC)Coach: T.W. AlleyCaptain: Joe Lee PhillipsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 8 at Memphis St.* 21-28Sept. 15 at Kent St. 3-10Sept. 22 at Drake* 27-17Oct. 6 Wichita St.* 24-10Oct. 13 N. Texas St.* 6-7Oct. 20 Mississippi State 7-18Oct. 27 Cincinnati 10-8Nov. 3 at Tulsa* 9-17Nov. 10 Dayton 9-10Nov. 17 Furman 35-14Nov. 24 at W. Texas St.* 21-9

172-148

1974 (4-7, 3-2 MVC)Coach: T.W. AlleyCo-Captains: Steve Jewell and CardellParkerDate Opponent ScoreSept. 7 Memphis State 10-16Sept. 14 at Auburn 3-16Sept. 28 at Cincinnati 6-7Oct. 5 at Wichita St.* 14-7Oct. 12 at N. Texas St.* 24-10Oct. 19 Drake* 35-38Oct. 26 at Mississippi St. 7-56Nov. 2 Tulsa* 7-37Nov. 9 Dayton 20-15Nov. 23 Vanderbilt 0-44Nov. 30 W. Texas St.* 10-8

136-254

VINCE GIBSON5 years • 25-29-2

1975 (2-9)Coach: Vince GibsonCaptain: Bob RiserDate Opponent ScoreSept. 13 Western Kentucky 17-21Sept. 20 at Drake 7-31Sept. 27 Cincinnati 27-46Oct. 4 at Wichita St. 10-13Oct. 11 Chattanooga 6-3Oct. 18 at Memphis St. 7-41Oct. 25 Mississippi St.* 14-28Nov. 1 at Tulsa 14-38Nov. 8 Dayton 13-32Nov. 15 at NE Louisiana 10-14Nov. 22 at W. Texas St. 23-49

148-316

1976 (5-6)Coach: Vince GibsonCaptain: Norman HeardDate Opponent ScoreSept. 18 at Mississippi St.* 21-30Sept. 25 Drake 37-24Oct. 2 Wichita State 28-14Oct. 9 at Pittsburgh 6-27Oct. 16 Northeast Louisiana 36-8Oct. 23 at Alabama 3-24Oct. 30 Tulsa 10-20Nov. 6 at Rutgers 0-34Nov. 13 Memphis State 14-26Nov. 20 Boston University 16-7Nov. 27 at Cincinnati 6-20

177-234*Won by Forfeit

1977 (7-4-1)Coach: Vince GibsonCaptain: Tom AboodDate Opponent ScoreSept. 10 Northern Illinois 38-0Sept. 17 Cincinnati 17-17Sept. 24 William & Mary 7-21Oct. 1 at Memphis St. 14-13Oct. 8 Tulsa 33-0Oct. 15 at Dayton 10-14Oct. 22 at Alabama 6-55Oct. 29 at Marshall 56-0Nov. 5 Wichita St. 51-21Nov. 12 Drake 18-13Nov. 20 Indiana St. 27-16

Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.)Dec. 17 vs. La. Tech 14-24

291-194

1978 (7-4)Coach: Vince GibsonCo-Captains: Ron Heinrich, Billy Perrin,Nathan Poole and Ricky SkilesDate Opponent ScoreSept. 9 South Dakota St. 54-7Sept. 16 Maryland 17-24Sept. 23 at Cincinnati 28-14Sept. 30 Indiana St. 31-12Oct. 7 at Tulsa 7-24Oct. 14 NW Louisiana 51-7Oct. 21 Boston University 35-7Oct. 28 William & Mary 33-21Nov. 4 at Wichita St. 38-20Nov. 11 Memphis St. 22-29Nov. 18 at Southern Miss 3-37

319-202

1979 (4-6-1)Coach: Vince GibsonCo-Captains: Stu Stram, Otis Wilson,Randy Butler and Zarko EllisDate Opponent ScoreSept. 8 Virginia Tech 14-15Sept. 15 at Miami (Fla.) 12-24Sept. 22 Cincinnati 22-19Sept. 29 at Drake 31-21Oct. 6 Florida St. 0-27Oct. 13 Tulsa 24-7Oct. 20 at Indiana St. 34-10Nov. 3 Southern Miss 10-10Nov. 10 at Memphis St. 6-10Nov. 17 at Maryland 7-28Nov. 25 Rutgers 7-31

167-202

BOB WEBER5 years • 20-35

1980 (5-6)Coach: Bob WeberCo-Captains: Eddie Johnson, DanDihtzeruk, Joe Jacoby and Jamie PerrinDate Opponent ScoreSept. 6 Miami (Fla.) 10-24Sept. 13 at Florida St. 0-52Sept. 20 Murray St. 9-13Sept. 27 at Kansas 17-9Oct. 11 Memphis St. 38-14Oct. 18 Indiana St. 27-17Oct. 25 at Florida 0-13Nov. 1 Temple 12-17Nov. 8 at Pittsburgh 23-41Nov. 15 Cincinnati 20-0Nov. 22 at Southern Miss 6-3

162-203

1981 (5-6)Coach: Bob WeberCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 5 at Florida State 0-17Sept. 12 Toledo 31-6Sept. 19 Long Beach St. 35-13Sept. 26 at Missouri 3-34Oct. 3 Marshall 36-0Oct. 10 at Memphis St. 14-7Oct. 17 Tennessee St. 30-42Oct. 24 at Oklahoma St. 11-19Nov. 7 NE Louisiana 7-40Nov. 14 at Cincinnati 0-24Nov. 21 #9 Southern Miss 13-10

180-212

1982 (5-6)Coach: Bob WeberCo-Captains: Mike Nuzzolese, FrankMinnifield and Anthony WilliamsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 4 Western Kentucky 20-10Sept. 11 at Cincinnati 16-38Sept. 25 Oklahoma St. 28-22Oct. 2 Miami (Fla.) 6-28Oct. 9 Temple 14-55Oct. 16 Richmond 35-0Oct. 23 at Southern Miss 0-48Oct. 30 at Pittsburgh 14-63Nov. 6 Indiana St. 35-23Nov. 13 at #9 Florida State 14-49Nov. 20 at Memphis St. 38-19

220-355

1983 (3-8)Coach: Bob WeberCo-Captains: Dean May, TomAndrews, Mike TrainorDate Opponent ScoreSept. 3 at #19 SMU 6-24Sept. 10 Western Kentucky 41-22Sept. 17 Army 31-7Sept. 24 Cincinnati 31-23Oct. 1 at Virginia Tech 0-31Oct. 8 at Miami (Fla.) 14-42Oct. 15 Pittsburgh 10-55Oct. 20 at Florida St. 7-51Nov. 5 Southern Miss 3-27Nov. 12 at Temple 3-24Nov. 24 Memphis St. 7-45

153-351

1984 (2-9)Coach: Bob WeberCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 1 Murray State 23-26Sept. 8 at West Virginia 6-30Sept. 15 SMU 7-41Sept. 29 at Houston 30-28Oct. 6 Western Kentucky 45-17Oct. 13 Indiana St. 21-44Oct. 20 at Rutgers 21-38Oct. 27 at Cincinnati 21-40Nov. 3 Miami (Fla.) 23-38Nov. 10 Tennessee St. 15-24Nov. 17 at Southern Miss 25-34

237-360

HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER10 years • 54-56-2

1985 (2-9)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 7 at West Virginia 13-52Sept. 14 at Indiana 28-41Sept. 21 Western Kentucky 23-14Sept. 28 Houston 27-49Oct. 5 at Syracuse 0-48Oct. 12 Southern Miss 12-42Oct. 19 Cincinnati 9-31Oct. 26 at #15 Miami (Fla.) 7-45Nov. 2 Central Florida 42-21Nov. 9 at Virginia Tech 17-41Nov. 23 Eastern Kentucky 21-45

199-429

1986 (3-8)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 6 at Illinois 0-23Sept. 13 at Indiana 0-21Sept. 20 Western Kentucky 45-6Sept. 27 Memphis St. 34-8Oct. 4 at Cincinnati 17-24Oct. 18 at Boston College 7-41Oct. 25 Florida State 18-54Nov. 1 Rutgers 0-41Nov. 8 at Tulane 23-12Nov. 15 West Virginia 19-42Nov. 22 at Southern Miss 16-31

179-303

1987 (3-7-1)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 5 Tulane 42-40Sept. 12 Cincinnati 0-25Sept. 19 at Purdue 22-22Sept. 26 Murray St. 34-10Oct. 3 Southern Miss 6-65Oct. 10 Marshall 31-34Oct. 17 at Florida St. 9-32Oct. 24 Akron 31-10Oct. 31 at Tulsa 22-26Nov. 7 at Tennessee 10-41Nov. 14 at Memphis St. 8-43

215-348



1988 (8-3)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 3 at Maryland 16-27Sept. 10 Wyoming 9-44Sept. 17 Memphis State 29-18Sept. 24 at North Carolina 38-34Oct. 1 at Southern Miss 23-30Oct. 8 Tulsa 9-3Oct. 15 Virginia 30-28Oct. 22 at Tulane 38-35Oct. 29 at Cincinnati 21-6Nov. 5 Virginia Tech 13-3Nov. 12 Western Kentucky 35-17

261-245

1989 (6-5)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 2 at Wyoming 28-21Sept. 9 at Kansas 33-28Sept. 23 West Virginia 21-30Sept. 30 Cincinnati 37-17Oct. 14 Southern Miss 10-16Oct. 21 at Tulsa 24-31Oct. 28 at Virginia 15-16Nov. 4 Western Kentucky 55-7Nov. 11 at Memphis St. 40-10Nov. 18 at Boston College 36-22Dec. 2 Syracuse (Tokyo) 13-24

312-222

1990 (10-1-1)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreSept. 1 at San Jose State 10-10Sept. 8 Murray State 68-0Sept. 15 Kansas 28-16Sept. 22 at West Virginia 9-7Sept. 29 at Southern Miss 13-25Oct. 6 Tulsa 38-14Oct. 13 Memphis St. 19-17Oct. 20 at Pittsburgh 27-20Oct. 27 Western Kentucky 41-7Nov. 3 at Cincinnati 41-6Nov. 10 Boston College 17-10

Fiesta Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.)Jan. 1 vs. #25 Alabama 34-7

345-139

1991 (2-9)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptain: Game CaptainsDate Opponent ScoreAug. 8 Eastern Kentucky 24-14Sept. 5 #11 Tennessee 11-28Sept. 14 at #19 Ohio State 15-23Sept. 28 Southern Miss 28-14Oct. 5 Cincinnati 7-30Oct. 12 at Boston College 3-33Oct. 19 Army 12-37Oct. 26 at Virginia Tech 13-41Nov. 2 #1 Florida State 15-40Nov. 9 at Memphis St. 7-35Nov. 16 at Tulsa 0-40

135-335

All-Time Results1992 (5-6)

Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCaptains: Jeff Brohm and Andy CulleyDate Opponent ScoreSept. 5 at #17 Ohio State 19-20Sept. 12 Memphis State 16-15Sept. 19 at Arizona State 0-19Sept. 26 Wyoming 24-26Oct. 3 Syracuse 9-15Oct. 10 Virginia Tech 21-17Oct. 17 Tulsa 32-27Oct. 24 at #20 Florida State 17-31Oct. 31 at Cincinnati 27-17Nov. 7 at Texas A&M 18-40Nov. 14 at Pittsburgh 31-16

214-243

1993 (9-3)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCo-Captains: Jeff Brohm, Tom Cavalloand Aaron BaileyDate Opponent ScoreSept. 4 San Jose State 31-24Sept. 11 at Memphis St. 54-28Sept. 18 #23 Arizona State 35-17Sept. 25 Texas 41-10Oct. 2 at Pittsburgh 29-7Oct. 9 at #24 West Virginia 34-36Oct. 16 Southern Miss 35-27Oct. 23 Navy 28-0Nov. 6 at #7 Tennessee 10-45Nov. 13 at #11 Texas A&M 7-42Nov. 25 at Tulsa 28-0

Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.)Dec. 28 vs. Michigan St. 18-7

350-243

1994 (6-5)Coach: Howard SchnellenbergerCo-Captains: Marty Lowe, Terry Quinnand Brandon BrookfieldDate Opponent ScoreSept. 3 at Kentucky 14-20Sept. 10 at Texas 16-30Sept. 17 at Arizona State 25-22Oct. 1 Pittsburgh 33-29Oct. 8 #18 NC State 35-14Oct. 15 at Army 29-30Oct. 22 at Navy 35-14Oct. 29 Memphis 10-6Nov. 3 Boston College 14-35Nov. 12 Texas A&M 10-26Nov. 26 Tulsa 34-27

255-253

RON COOPER3 years • 13-20

1995 (7-4)Coach: Ron CooperCo-Captains: Alan Campos, MartyLowe, Tyrus McCloud and Roman ObenDate Opponent ScoreSept. 2 at Kentucky 13-10Sept. 9 at Northern Illinois 34-21Sept. 16 Michigan State 7-30Sept. 21 North Carolina 10-17Sept. 30 at Memphis 17-7Oct. 7 at Southern Miss 21-25Oct. 14 at Wyoming 20-27Oct. 28 Maryland 31-0Nov. 4 Tulane 34-14Nov. 11 NE Louisiana 39-0Nov. 18 North Texas 57-14

283-165

1996 (5-6, 2-3 C-USA)Coach: Ron CooperCo-Captains: Jason Payne, TyrusMcCloud, Sam Madison and Rico ClarkDate Opponent ScoreAug. 31 at Kentucky 38-14Sept. 7 at #15 Penn State 7-24Sept. 14 Baylor 13-14Sept. 21 at Michigan St. 30-20Sept. 28 Southern Miss* 7-24Oct. 12 at Tulane* 23-20Oct. 19 Northern Illinois 27-3Oct. 26 Cincinnati* 7-10Nov. 2 Memphis* 13-10Nov. 9 at North Carolina 10-28Nov. 16 at Houston* 7-38

182-205

1997 (1-10, 0-6 C-USA)Coach: Ron CooperCo-Captains: Terry Rice-Lockett,MiguelMontano, Kendrick Gholston, GraigHoffman and Ryan WadeDate Opponent ScoreAug. 30 at Kentucky 24-28Sept. 6 Utah 21-27Sept. 13 Illinois 26-14Sept. 20 #1 Penn State 21-57Sept. 27 at Oklahoma 14-35Oct. 4 at Southern Miss* 24-42Oct. 11 Tulane* 33-64Oct. 25 Houston* 22-36Nov. 1 East Carolina* 31-45Nov. 8 at Cincinnati* 9-28Nov. 15 at Memphis* 20-21

245-397

JOHN L. SMITH5 years • 41-21

1998 (7-5, 4-2 C-USA)Coach: John L. SmithCo-Captains: Rick Nord, Chris Redman,Courtney Dinkins and Mike GantousDate Opponent ScoreSept. 5 Kentucky 34-68Sept. 12 at Utah 22-45Sept. 19 at Illinois 35-9Sept. 26 Boston College 52-28Oct. 3 Cincinnati* 62-19Oct. 10 at Southern Miss* 21-56Oct. 17 at Tulane* 22-28Oct. 24 Memphis* 35-32Oct. 31 Western Kentucky 63-34Nov. 14 at East Carolina* 63-45Nov. 21 Army* 35-23

Motor City Bowl (Pontiac, Mich.)Dec. 23 vs. Marshall 29-48

473-435The Cards open the season in the state-of-theart Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium. U ofL also leads the nation in offense, averaging559.9 yards.

1999 (7-5, 4-2 C-USA)Coach: John L. SmithCo-Captains: Chris Redman, RashadHarris, Anthony Byrd and MikeGantousDate Opponent ScoreSept. 4 at Kentucky 56-28Sept. 11 Chattanooga 58-30Sept. 18 Illinois 36-41Sept. 25 Oklahoma 21-42Oct. 2 Eastern Michigan 45-10Oct. 7 at Army* (OT) 52-59Oct. 16 at Memphis* 32-31Oct. 23 Houston* 39-33Oct. 30 UAB* 23-14Nov. 6 at Cincinnati* 23-13Nov. 20 #20 Southern Miss* 27-30

Humanitarian Bowl (Boise, Idaho)Dec. 30 vs. Boise State 31-34

443-365

2000 (9-3, 6-1 C-USA)Conference USA Champions

Coach: John L. SmithCo-Captains: Donovan Arp, ArnoldJackson, Rashad Harris and JasonPadgetDate Opponent ScoreSept. 2 Kentucky (OT) 40-34Sept. 9 Grambling 52-0Sept. 23 at #2 Florida St. 0-32Sept. 30 Connecticut 41-22Oct. 7 at UAB* 38-17Oct. 14 Cincinnati* 38-24Oct. 19 East Carolina* 25-28Oct. 28 Tulane* 35-32Nov. 4 at #11 Southern Miss* 49-28Nov. 11 Army* 38-17Nov. 18 at Houston* 32-13

Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.)Dec. 29 vs. Colorado State 17-22

405-269


Coach: John L. SmithCo-Captains: Deion Branch, MichaelBrown, Anthony Floyd and DaveRagoneDate Opponent ScoreAug. 23 New Mexico St. 45-24Sept. 1 at Kentucky 36-10Sept. 8 Western Carolina 31-7Sept. 22 at Illinois 10-34Sept. 29 Memphis* 38-21Oct. 4 Colorado State 7-2Oct. 16 Southern Miss* 24-14Oct. 27 at Cincinnati* 28-13Nov. 3 at Tulane* 52-7Nov. 10 Houston* 34-10Nov. 15 at East Carolina* 39-34Nov. 23 at TCU* 22-37

Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.)Dec. 31 vs. #19 BYU 28-10

394-223



2002 (7-6, 5-3 C-USA)Coach: John L. SmithCo-Captains: Damien Dorsey, MichaelBrown, Anthony Floyd and DaveRagoneDate Opponent ScoreSept. 1 Kentucky 17-22Sept. 7 at Duke 40-3Sept. 14 at Colorado St. 33-36Sept. 21 at Army* 45-14Sept. 26 #4 Florida St. (OT) 26-20Oct. 8 at Memphis* 38-32Oct. 19 TCU* 31-45Oct. 26 East Carolina* 44-20Nov. 7 Cincinnati* 14-24Nov. 14 at S. Miss* (OT) 20-17Nov. 23 UAB* 41-21Nov. 30 at Houston* 10-27

GMAC Bowl (Mobile, Ala.)Dec. 18 vs. Marshall 15-38

374-319

All-Time ResultsBOBBY PETRINO3 years • 29-8

2003 (9-4, 5-3 C-USA)Coach: Bobby PetrinoCo-Captains: Rod Day, Dan Koons,Ronnie Ghent, Josh Minkins and RobertMcCuneDate Opponent ScoreAug. 31 at Kentucky 40-24Sept. 13 at Syracuse 30-20Sept. 20 UTEP 42-14Sept. 27 Temple 21-12Oct. 4 at USF* (2OT) 28-31Oct. 11 Army* 34-10Oct. 17 Tulane* 47-28Oct. 25 at East Carolina* 36-20Nov. 5 at #14 TCU* 28-31Nov. 15 Memphis* 7-37Nov. 22 Houston* 66-45Nov. 28 at Cincinnati* 43-40

GMAC Bowl (Mobile, Ala.)Dec. 18 vs. #14 Miami (Ohio) 28-49

450-361


Coach: Bobby PetrinoCo-Captains: Stefan LeFors, J.R. Russell,Kerry Rhodes and Robert McCuneDate Opponent ScoreSept. 4 Kentucky 28-0Sept. 10 at Army* 52-21Sept. 24 at North Carolina 34-0Oct. 2 East Carolina* 59-7Oct. 14 at #3 Miami 38-41Oct. 22 USF* 41-9Nov. 4 at Memphis* 56-49Nov. 10 TCU* 55-7Nov. 20 at Houston* 65-27Nov. 27 Cincinnati* 70-7Dec. 4 at Tulane* 55-7

Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.)Dec. 31 #10 Boise State 44-40

597-236The Cards led the nation in total offense(539.0) and scoring offense (49.7). U of L setan NCAA record for scoring 50 or morepoints in five straight games.

2005 (11-1, 8-0 C-USA)Coach: Bobby Petrino

Co-Captains: Elvis Dumervil, BrandonJohnson, Montavious Stanley, TravisLeffew, Jason Spitz, Joshua TinchDate Opponent ScoreSept. 4 at Kentucky 31-24Sept. 17 Oregon State 63-27Sept. 24 at USF* 14-45Oct. 1 Florida Atlantic 61-10Oct. 8 North Carolina 69-14Oct. 15 at W.Virginia* (3OT) 44-46Oct. 22 at Cincinnati* 46-22Nov. 3 Pittsburgh* 56-49Nov. 11 Rutgers* 55-7Nov. 26 Syracuse* 65-27Dec. 3 at Connecticut* 55-7

Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.)Jan. 2 #12 Virginia Tech 24-35

Louisville’s History In The Final PollsAP Coaches

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Louisville’s History On TelevisionLouisville’s Record By NetworkNetwork Games Record Last Time ResultABC 5 0-5 10/15/05 vs. West Virginia (L, 46-44, 3 OT)CBS 2 1-1 9/20/97 vs. Penn State (L, 57-21)ESPN 24 16-8 12/3/05 vs. Connecticut (W, 30-20)ESPN2 17 10-7 9/17/05 vs. Rutgers (W, 56-5)NBC 2 1-1 1/2/06 vs. Virginia Tech (L, 35-24)PRIME 1 0-1 9/16/95 vs. Michigan State (L, 30-7)FOX 8 0-8 11/20/99 vs. Southern Miss (L, 30-27)ESPNU 3 2-1 11/26/05 vs. Syracuse (W, 41-17)JP 1 1-0 9/1/01 vs. Kentucky (W, 36-10)

Louisville’s Year-By-Year Record On TVW-L

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#77A four-year letterwinner for the

Cardinals from 1983-86, Bruce Armstrongbecame one of the most dominating andintimidating offensive lineman in the historyof the school.

Beginning his career at U of L as a tightend, Armstrong recorded 33 receptions in hisfirst two seasons at U of L.

With the hiring of legendary coachHoward Schnellenberger, Armstrong wasmoved to offensive tackle where he anchoredthe Cardinals line for the next two seasons.

Nobody is complaining after a long anddistinguished NFL career.

Armstrong did not allow a sack over hisfinal 18 games as a collegian. He appearedin the 1986 Senior Bowl and was named U ofL’s most outstanding lineman following hissenior season.

Armstrong was drafted with the 23rdpick of the first round by the New EnglandPatriots in 1987 to begin an association thatcontinued for 15 seasons.

A seven-time Pro Bowl honoree,Armstrong started 212 games for the Patriotsand is the franchise’s all-time leader in thatcategory passing Julius Adams.

Armstrong started 212 of a possible 220nonstrike games (including the last 118consecutive of his career) for the Patriots.

The 6-4, 295-pound tackle missed eightcontests in 1992 after suffering what wasfeared to be a career-ending knee injuryagainst the Buffalo Bills.

#56DOUG BUFFONE (LB/C)

Doug Buffone was a standout on bothsides of the football during his career withthe Cardinals, playing offensive center andlinebacker from 1962-65. He remains theCardinals' No. 3 all-time tackler with 479,just nine stops behind the program's all-timeleader Mark Sander ('87-90).

Born in Yatesboro, Pa., Buffone is one ofonly four players to lead U of L in tackles forthree consecutive seasons. The others areSander, Tom Jackson ('70-72) and TyrusMcCloud ('94-96).

Following his collegiate career, Buffonewas selected by the Chicago Bears in thefourth round of the 1966 NFL Draft and theeighth round of the AFL by the San DiegoChargers.

Buffone went on to play 15 seasons atlinebacker for the Bears, retiring in 1980 asthe all-time leader in games played for thelegendary organization.

In his professional career, Buffonelogged more than 1,200 tackles, going overthe 100-tackle plateau in seven differentseasons. He also held the honor of serving asthe defensive captain for eight seasons,beginning in 1972.

Buffone retired with 24 career intercep-tions to lead all Bear linebackers. His firsttwo interceptions came off Bart Starr andJohnny Unitas.

#34RAY BUCHANAN (CB)

He endeared himself to all Louisvillefans as “Big Play” Ray, but it was a careerthat almost wasn’t for Ray Buchanan.

Arriving as a wide receiver/ runningback from Maywood, Ill., Buchanan initiallybalked at being moved to the defensivebackfield, to the point of almosttransferring.

After some convincing by coachHoward Schnellenberger, Buchanan madethe switch and left his mark on the U of Land NFL history books as a two-timecollegiate All-American and NFL Pro Bowlselection.

Buchanan jumped on the scene as asophomore in 1990, piling up 59 tackles andthree interceptions in helping the Cardinalsto the 1990 Sunkist Fiesta Bowl (including akey field goal block against Memphis topreserve the bowl bid).

He then made his mark on the nationalstage as the Defensive MVP of the FiestaBowl with five tackles, a fumble recoveryand a recovery of a blocked punt in the endzone as Louisville drilled Alabama 34-7.

As a junior in 1991, Buchanan wasnamed a Playboy All-American as hecompiled 108 tackles and set a then-schoolrecord for interceptions with eight.

Buchanan was drafted in the thirdround by the Indianapolis Colts and helpedthe Colts to the 1996 NFC Championshipgame. He was traded to the Atlanta Falcons,where he played in Super Bowl XXXIII.

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#42A native of Columbus, Ga., Ernie Green

rushed for more than 1,500 yards in hiscareer as a Louisville Cardinal.

An outstanding athlete, Green led U of Lin rushing during two of his four seasonsand was a versatile player out of thebackfield catching passes. Green alsoexcelled on the baseball diamond spurningcontract offers to remain on the gridiron.

Green was selected in the 14th round ofthe 1962 NFL Draft by the reigning worldchampion Green Bay Packers. Aftersurviving preseason camp, Green was soldto the Cleveland Browns where he wouldmake a name for himself as one of theleague's top fullbacks.

After seeing limited action as a rookie in1962, Green entered the Cleveland backfieldalongside the legendary Jim Brown. Greenfinished his first season with 526 yardsrushing and caught 28 passes out of thebackfield.

Following Brown’s retirement in 1967,Green teamed with Leroy Kelly to give theBrowns one of the most dangerousbackfield combinations in the NFL.

Green earned a pair of Pro Bowlappearances following the 1966 and 1967season and was also a member of theBrowns’ World Championship team in 1964.He gained 3,204 yards in his six-year NFLcareer.

#50TOM JACKSON (LB)Tom Jackson spent three seasons as a linebacker

for the Cardinals leading the team in tackles all threecampaigns and earning all-Missouri ValleyConference Player of the Year honors in 1970 and1972.

A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Jackson played allthree seasons under the watchful eye of the colorfulLee Corso as the Cards posted a 23-7-2 mark inJackson's three seasons as an active player.

Following his collegiate career, Jackson wasselected in the fourth round of the 1973 NFL Draftby the Denver Broncos. He turned out to be one ofthe biggest draft day steals in history.

For the next 14 seasons, Jackson would wear theOrange and Blue playing in 191 games overall andstarting 179. His 191 career games played is secondall-time on the Denver list trailing only John Elway.

Voted into the Broncos’ Ring of Fame in 1992,Jackson earned three trips to the Pro Bowland was twice named first-team All-Pro.One of the most popular players in Broncohistory, Jackson was recognized by histeammates a franchise record six times asDenver’s most inspirational player prior tohis retirement in 1986.

He retired fifth on the Broncos’ all-timesacks list with 44 and was tied for thefranchise lead in interceptions by alinebacker with 20.

Jackson went on to an equally successfulstint as a reporter and co-host of ESPN’saward-winning NFL GameDay andPrimetime shows, which air every Sundayduring football season.

#75JOE JACOBY (OT)A hometown boy made good, Jacoby

was a three-year letter winner as anoffensive tackle for the Cardinals aftercoming in as a prep All-American in bothfootball and basketball from LouisvilleWestern High School.

As a sophomore at U of L, his workalong the offensive line helped NathanPoole become one of just 11 Cardinals torush for over 1,000 yards with 1,394 yards.He became a team captain as a senior.

Following his career at Louisville,Jacoby was snubbed in the NFL draft beforesigning a free agent contract with the NFL’sWashington Redskins.

Along with fellow linemen Mark May,Russ Grimm and Jeff Bostic, Jacoby was afounding member of the famous “Hogs”offensive line which is considered amongthe best front fives in football history. As aunit, the Hogs helped lead the Redskins toSuper Bowl appearances in 1983, 1984, 1988and 1992, three of which produced an NFLchampionship.

Perhaps Jacoby’s most memorablemoment was being the lead blocker onRedskins running back John Rigginsfamous touchdown run which icedWashington’s Super Bowl XVII victory overthe Miami Dolphins in 1983.

Jacoby was a Pro Bowl selection forfour consecutive years (1983-1986).

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ERNIE GREEN (RB)


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#26A trailblazer in the integration of the

Louisville Cardinals football program,Lenny Lyles was an outstanding player onboth sides of the football from 1954-57.

Lyles was a four-year starter for theCardinals and totaled 2,786 yards on theground. He left the University as theprogram's all-time leading rusher butcurrently stands No. 3 behind WalterPeacock and Nathan Poole.

Lyles scored a school-record 42 touch-downs in his storied career including 18 in1957 to set a single season record whichstood for more than 40 years. He remainsthe Cards' all-time scoring leader with 300points in his storied career.

Known as the "Fastest Man in Football"in '57, Lyles became the first Cardinal tosurpass the 1,000-yard mark in a singleseason. His 1,207 yards not only earnedhim Little All-America acclaim but led all ofcollege football in 1957.

Following graduation, Lyles wasselected in the first round of the '58 NFLDraft by the Baltimore Colts, where heteamed with Johnny Unitas.

He returned to the Colts in '61 andplayed his final eight season in Baltimore.

In his first stint with the Colts, Lyles hadthe honor of playing in the 1958 NFLChampionship Game which ended insudden-death with the Colts defeating theNew York Giants, 23-17. The game hasbeen called "the greatest NFL game everplayed."

#56OTTO KNOP (OL/LB)A four-year letterwinner at U of L as a

linebacker and center from 1949-1952, heearned honorable mention Associated PressLittle All-America honors as a sophomoreand United Press International All-Americahis junior year. As a senior he was U of Lteam captain and a Collier’s LittleAll-America first team selection.

It wasn’t uncommon for him to play theentire 60 minutes of a football game. Hewas inducted into the U of L Athletic Hallof Fame in 1979 in its second inductionclass, and was inducted into the KentuckyAthletic Hall of Fame in 1994.

Possibly his most memorable highlightwas a fumble recovery that led to the tyingtouchdown in a stunning 13-13 deadlock atheavily favored Miami (FL) in 1950.

Prior to attending Louisville, he letteredin football, basketball, swimming and trackat local St. Xavier High School.

Following his collegiate career, Knopplayed on the Boling Air Force Basegridiron team in 1954 and 1955, captainingthe ’55 national service championship team.

He worked for Hubbuch in Kentuckyfor 20 years before founding Knop FamilyInc., a Louisville design firm of which hewas president before his death in 1987.

Three of his sons were lettermen for thered and black football team; Otto Jr.(1976-1979), Brian (1978) and Kurt (1980-81).

#13SAM`MADISON (CB)

A four-time letterwinner with theCardinals from 1993-96, Sam Madison willbe remembered as one of the top defensivebacks in the school’s history.

One of the top athletes ever to play at Uof L, Madison concluded his collegiate careeras one of the Cards' three captains for the1996 campaign.

In four seasons with the Cardinals,Madison ranks second all-time in schoolhistory with 16 career picks.

Madison also led U of L with 44 careerpass breakups, record that has stood since1996.

His best season was in 1995 whenMadison led the Cardinals with seveninterceptions and earned third team All-America accolades.

He was tabbed as one of the top 15players in the county and was tabbed apreseason Playboy All-American in 1996.

In 1993, Madison was a key performerfor the Cardinals as Louisville went 9-3 anddefeated Michigan State in the Liberty Bowl.

Upon completion of his eligibility,Madison was a second-round draft pick ofthe Miami Dolphins and has enjoyed astellar NFL career with 368 career tacklesand 31 interceptions.

A nine-year NFL veteran, Madisonrecently signed a free-agent contract with theNew York Giants.

LENNY LYLES (RB)



#1FRANK MINNIFIELD (CB)

A four-time letterwinner with theCardinals from 1979-82, Frank Minnifieldexcelled as a defensive back and kickreturner. Deemed "too small" coming out ofhigh school, Minnifield walked on at U of Land quickly received the scholarshiprecruiters failed to give him coming out ofLexington's Henry Clay High. Minnifieldcompleted his collegiate career as one of theCards' three captains for the 1982 campaign.In four seasons, Minnifield intercepted sevenpasses including a career-best three duringhis sophomore campaign of 1980.

Minnifield led U of L in kickoff returnsin 1981 with a 30.4 yard average and toppedthe Cards in punt returns with a 15-yardaverage.Upon completion of his eligibility,Minnifield began his professional career as amember of the Chicago Blitz in the UnitedStates Football League. He was a member ofthe Blitz for two seasons.

Signed as a free agent by the ClevelandBrowns, Minnifield went on to a nine-yearcareer with the franchise before hisretirement in 1992.

He made four consecutive Pro Bowlappearances from 1987-90 and was a three-time all-NFL choice by AP.

Minnifield also had a hand in creatingone of professional sports great fans bases.In an attempt to get their defensiveteammates fired up, Minnifield and fellowcornerback Hanford Dixon began barkinglike dogs whenever a standout play wasmade. Browns' fans caught onto the game,and the "Dawg Pound" was born.

A lifetime Louisville native, ChrisRedman followed in the footsteps of hisfather and grandfather playing football forthe Cardinals. When the smoke had clearedon his four-year career, Redman's namedotted not only the U of L record books butthe NCAA's as well.

Redman closed his career as the NCAAall-time leader in passes attempted andcompleted while finishing the 1999 season asone of just three Division I-A signalcallers tothrow for more than 12,000 yards in a career.

The Parade National High School Playerof the Year at nearby Male High, Redmanfinished his Cardinal career completing 1,031of 1,679 passes for 12,541 yards and 84touchdowns.

A first-team All-Conference USAselection and the league's Offensive Player ofthe Year in 1999, Redman also added theJohnny Unitas Golden Arm Award to hismantle.

Redman's junior campaign of 1998rewrote the U of L and C-USA record booksas he passed for 4,042 yards and 29 scoresdespite playing in just 10 regular seasongames.

His 44-of-56, 592-yard afternoon againstEast Carolina was the nation's top singlegame passing performance in 1998.

Redman was the first Cardinal QB to leadhis team to back-to-back bowl appearances.

A three-time letterman for the Cardinals,Otis Wilson was a fierce competitor andsure-handed tackler.

Wilson was a dominating defender andone of the school’s all-time leading tacklers.

Co-captain of the 1979 team, Wilson wasreferred to by head coach Vince Gibson asone of the best players he ever coached.Wilson finished his career as the school’ssecond all-time leading tackler with 484tackles. He recorded 175 stops in 1977, whichis the third-best total in school history andwas named the Defensive Most ValuablePlayer in the 1977 Independence Bowl.

A first team All-American selection in1979, Wilson registered 152 stops in 1979 and157 duringthe 1978 campaign.

After completing his stellar U of Lcareer,Wilson was a first round pick of theChicago Bears, the sixth player in schoolhistory to garner first round status in theNFL Draft.

Wilson played eight years for the Bearsfrom 1980-87, including a 1986 WorldChampionship.

#7CHRIS REDMAN (QB)#55

OTIS WILSON (QB)

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A three-time letterman for the Cardi-nals, Woodruff opened his career as areserve running back and wide receiverfrom New Richmond, Ohio but was movedto the secondary by then-head coach VinceGibson following his sophomore cam-paign.

In his two seasons as a defensive back,Woodruff collected 161 tackles whileintercepting three passes and recoveringthree fumbles.

Woodruff accounted for 97 total tacklesin 1977 as the Cardinals advanced to theIndependence Bowl.

Following his collegiate career,Woodruff was selected by the PittsburghSteelers in the sixth round of the 1979National Football League Draft.

Woodruff spent 11 of the next 12seasons as a member of the Steelers earninga victory in Super Bowl XIV as a rookie forthe Steeler dynasty.

His 37 career interceptions still ranksfifth all-time in the Steel Curtain recordbooks while his three interception returnsfor touchdowns is the third-most inPittsburgh history.

Woodruff was named the team's mostvaluable player following the 1992 seasonwhen he topped the team with fiveinterceptions. He led the Steelers in picksduring five different campaigns - 1982,1985, 1987, 1988 and 1989.

#10DWAYNE WOODRUFF (QB)

Five games into Johnny Unitas’freshman season (Unitas was allowed to playas a freshman because U of L didn’t belong tothe NCAA), head coach Frank Camp knewhe had something unique.

Tossed in against St. Bonaventurewhen U of L was trailing 19-0, Unitascompleted 11 consecutive passes, three forTDs, in a steady rain and helped put theCards in front 21-19.

But the Cards couldn’t stop St.Bonaventure from kicking a last-ditch fieldgoal and U of L lost 22-21.

Despite the loss, nothing could detractfrom Unitas’ astonishing performance.

With Unitas leading the way, U of Lwent on to win its next four games, includinga 35-28 victory over Houston. Louisville wasa 19-point underdog against the Cougars.

One of the greatest plays of Unitas’career took place in that game when theCardinals were leading 28-21 and had theball on their own eight-yard line in the fourthquarter.

After two unsuccessful running plays,Unitas dropped back into his own end-zone,sidestepped two defenders and threw a passto Babe Ray who scored a 92-yard TD.

In the next day’s Louisville Courier-Journal, reporter Jimmy Brown wrote: “IfCoach Frank Camp is smart, he’ll takeUnitas, enclose him in a cellophane bag andput him away with the Cardinals’ uniformsfor safekeeping over the winter.

Teammate Gene Sartini said: “Back atthat time he was just one of the guys. Welived at White Hall.

We were a losing football team whoused to go out and eat cheeseburgers at theDoghouse.”

In his sophomore season, Unitascompleted 77 of his 154 passes and threw 12TDs. U of L went 3-8 that year. At FloridaState, Unitas had one of his best games,completing 17 of 22 passes in a 41-14 victory.

U of L, though, almost fumbled awayJohnny Unitas after his sophomore season.After an administrative hassle which saw 15players dismissed from school, leaving theCardinal roster empty, Unitas thought aboutleaving and transferring to Indiana.

Bernie Crimmins, the Hoosier headcoach, suggested to Unitas that he wouldhave a better shot at pro ball in the Big Ten.

But Unitas decided against leaving theCardinals when he was reminded that

Indianashunnedhim earlierin hiscareer.

Unitasnow holdsjust a fewrecords atU of L,most ofthemeclipsedbyquarterbacksJohnMadeya,EdRubbert, Browning Nagle, Jeff Brohm, MartyLowe, Chris Redman, Dave Ragone andStefan LeFors. Unitas finished his careercompleting 247 of 502 passes for 2,912 yardsand 27 touchdowns.

The rest of Unitas’ story is welldocumented. He left Louisville when he wasthe ninth-round pick by the PittsburghSteelers in 1955 and was cut by them in anumbers game. The Steelers had fourquarterbacks; they only needed three. Unitaswas the odd man out.

Unitas took a job with a Pittsburgh tilingcompany following the cut and then helatched on with the Bloomfield Rams, a semi-pro team. He made six dollars a game. ButUnitas didn’t linger long in the bush league.The Colts got wind of him and invited him fora tryout. He made the team—signing for$7,000— and the Steelers made history for oneof the biggest blunders of all time.

Unitas was inducted into the NFL Hall ofFame in 1979 and his record 47-consecutivegame touchdown passes is a record comparedto Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game hitting streak.

Sid Luckman once said: “Johnny Unitasis the greatest quarterback ever to play thegame—better than me, better than SammyBaugh, better than anyone.”

Honored Jerseys#16 (Retired)

Johnny Unitas


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- A -Abood, Tom (1976) Stockbroker,Lyndhurst,OhioAdams, John (1983-86) Ford, Louisville,Akers, David (1993-96) Pro Football,Philadelphia, Pa.Allan, Tim (1975) Teacher, Toronto,Alexander, Arthur (1985-89) Firefighter,LouisvilleAnderson, Richard (1957-59) RetiredTeacher-Coach, Middletown, Ky.Andrews, Aaron (1939-42) Retired CollegeAdministrator, Big Rapids, Mich.Andrews, Tom (1981-83) Papa John’sInternational, LouisvilleArmstrong, Bruce (1983-86) NationalFootball League, Foxboro, Mass.Armstrong, Tom (1954-55) VP Joyce/Dayton Corp. Centerville, OhioArnett, Hal (1948) Dentist, Naples, Fla.Arnold, Andrew (1972) Dentist, Princeton,Ky.Arrington, Calvin (1992-95) Washington,D.C.Arterburn, John (1966-68) Cost Accountant,LouisvilleArthur, David (1980-82) Teacher, FootballCoach, Ashland, Ky.Asher, Chuck (1948-51) EducationAdministrator & Coach, Piqua, OhioAsher, Jamie (1991-94) Financial Planner,Indianapolis, Ind.Aspy, David (1949-50) EducationalResearcher, Dallas, TexasAtkinson, John (1926-28) Retired, Ft.Myers Beach, Fla.Autry, Keith (1976-77) Pipefitter,LouisvilleAvery, Charles (1939-42) Retired,Petroleum and Mining Landman, PhillipsCoal Co., Plano, TexasAxline, Matt (1987-91) TrendTechnologies, Shelbyville, Ky.

-B -Bailey, Aaron (1992-93) San JoseSabercats, Arena Football LeagueBall, Larry (1969-71) Football coach,Miramar, Fla.Bare, Bob (1986-89) Firefighter, LouisvilleBass, Lewis (1940-42) Retired, LouisvilleBattaglia, Matt (1983-86) Actor, LosAngeles, Calif.Bauer, Robert (1948-50) Retired, LouisvilleBeard, Richard (1941) Retired, LouisvilleBearden, Robert (1959-60)Superintendent, Ford Motor Co.,LouisvilleBecker, John (1953-56) New Albany, Ind.Bednarski, Daniel (1967-68) Ins.Adjustor, Liverpool, N.Y.Bell, Anwar (1990-94) Houston, TexasBell, John (1993-1995) Ford, LouisvilleBell, Ron (1987-90) Sunset Direct, Inc.,Austin, TexasBender, Robert (1951-53) Boca Raton, Fla.Berry, Philip (1973-76) Teacher/Coach,LouisvilleBesanceney, Mark (1976-77) SecretService, Miami, Fla.Bethea, Hal (1951-53) Valdosta, Ga.Blackerby, James (1923-27) Physician,

New Bern, North CarolinaBlackford, William (1987-91) Minister,Louisville, Ky.Blair, Cordell (1991-95) Louisville, Ky.Blumeier, Kevin (1988-92) RecreationDirector, Southeast Christian Church,Louisville, Ky.Bosworth, Billy (1987-91) Owner,Advanced Computer Designs,Charlestown, Ind.Bott, Kenny (1928-31) Self Employed,Louisville, Ky.Bottom, Allan (1970-71) CustomerRepresentative, LG&E, Louisville, Ky.Bowen, Peter (1979-81) Sales & Marketing,Charlestown, Ind.Boykin, Deral (1990-92) President, BusProductions, Beverly Hills, Calif.Boyle, Walter (1940) Retired, New PortRich, Fla.Brayan, Ramon (1994-97) Louisville, Ky.Breuleux, Pete (1975-77) ContractNegotiator, Wilmington, OhioBridges, Anthony (1991-93) ArenaFootball League, Grand Rapids, Mich.Brinkman, Cookie (1968-70) DistrictManager, Alcoa, Clearwater, Fla.Brinley, Donald (1963-65) ManufacturingMgr., Corbin, Ky.Brohm, Oscar (1968-69) Assistant Coach,Trinity HS, LouisvilleBrookfield, Brandon (1990-94) HighSchool Teacher, Highland Ranch, Colo.Broomfield, Eric (1986-90) DeltaAirlines, Smyrna, Ga.Brown, Kendall (1990-94) Columbus, OhioBryant, Rudy (1957-60) Attorney,Henderson, Ky.Buchanan, Ray (1989-92), Oakland, Calif.Buffone, Doug (1962-66) Monogram,Sportstich, Chicago, Ill.Buffone, Jerry (1963-65) Supervisor,Indiana, Pa.Burkey, Pete (1986-90) Jefferson CountySheriff, LouisvilleButler, Liggett (1988-92) CorrectionalService Corp., Austell, Ga.Bynm, Pete (1986-90) Senior Investigator,Attorney General, Indianapolis, Ind.Bynoe, Rawle (1988-92) Westin Hotel &Resort, Burlington, OntarioByron, Lou (1961-63) President,Prosperity Promotions, Louisville, Ky.

- C -Calland, Lee (1959-62) Importer, Mableton,Ga.Calvin, Ralph (1969-71) FederalInvestigator, Louisville, Ky.Campos, Alan (1991-95) NFL Europe,ScotlandCarraro, Marty (1972-73) Printing,LouisvilleCarroll, Tom (1992-93), Ad agency, St.Louis, Mo.Carroll, Tom Jr. (1974) Firefighter,LouisvilleCarroll, Tom Sr. (1941-42, 1946) Retired,Reliance Universal, LouisvilleCasey, Bob (1965-67) Assistant Principal,Providence High SchoolCatinna, Jim (1955-56) Sacred Heart ModelSchool, LouisvilleCaufield, Jim (1937-40) Retired, GeneralElectric, Schenectady, N.Y.Cavallo, Tom (1989-93) San Diego, Calif.Cerione, Danny (1983-86) Miramar, Fla.

Cheppo, Mario (1955-58) IndustrialEngineer, Ford, LouisvilleClark, Max (1956) Department of Health,Port Orange, Fla.Clayton, Mark (1983-85) President, MarkClayton Foundation, Fort Worth, TexasCleveland, Bob (1959-62)Teacher,LouisvilleCole, Calvert (1986-87) Atlanta, Ga.Coleman, Thomas (1939-41) Retired,Radford, Va.Collina, Elmer (1955-57, 1959) Retired,LouisvilleCollins, Chris (1989-91) GeneralContractor, River City Scrap and Storage,LouisvilleCompise, Pete (1966-68) Promotions,LouisvilleCompton, Larry (1961-63) Teacher,Northwest High School, Brownsburg,Ind.Coode, Dave (1975-77) Sr. AccountManager, Philip Morris, LouisvilleCook, Kevin (1989-93) CommercialUnderwriter, State Farm Insurance,Columbus, OhioCosby, Don (1983-86) Florence, Ky.Couto, Rene (1988-90) Business Manager,Don Young Chev., Fishers, Ind.Cowherd, Derek (1994-95) UniversityLouisville, Louisville, Ky.Crafts, Jerry (1989-90) AFLCrocetti, Dominic (1946) Retired, LouisvilleCromwell, Curt Avionics ProjectEngineer, Boeing, Co., Bothell, Wash.Cruz, Michael (1979-82) Sales Manager,Elmwood Park, N.J.Cruz, Rick (1976-78) Sales Representative,Anheuser–Busch, LouisvilleCubbage, William Jr. (1978-81) AthleticTrainer, Trinity HS, LouisvilleCully, Jeff (1974-75, 1977-78) SalesRepresentative, Chesebrough-Ponds,Pittsburgh, Pa.Culley, Andy (1988-92) CommoditiesTrader, Chicago, Ill.Cummings, Anthony (1987-90) ServiceCoordinator, Louisville, Ky.Cummings, James (1936-39) Retired, DallasCupito, Steve (1979) Cincinnati, OhioCurry, Ron (1969) McKee, Ky.

- D -Daniel, James (1953-54) Dentist, Ashland,Ky.Daniels, Anthony (1985-87) St. Louis, Mo.Davidson, Alex (1937-38) Retired, WestPalm Beach, Fla.Davis, Antonio (1985-87) LouisvilleDavis, Mark (1974) Sales Representative,Lanier-3M, Houston, TexasDay, Ken (1948-51) Investigator, OhioDept. of Liquor Control, St. Paris, OhioDebold, Dave (1989-93) High SchoolTeacher, Mt. Washington, Ky.DeMarco, John (1981-83) TerminalOperations Manager, Cincinnati, OhioDennis, Mike (1964-66) Ft. Wayne, Ind.Detenber, Gene (1948-50) Retired,LouisvilleDetenber, Mike (1967-69) Sales, LouisvilleDezelan, David (1967) Director ofDevelopment Training, AbbottLaboratories, Chicago, Ill.Dix, Kelly (1986-89) Senior MarketingRep., Humana, LouisvilleDixon, Calvin (1985-88) Berkely, Mo.

Dobbs, Bill (1962-64) Vice President, AirGuard Industries, LouisvilleDobbs, Steve (1968-69) President, CEO,HealthCare Resources, Somerset, Ky.Dobina, Don (1974) Accountant, LouisvilleDoll, Kenny (1932-36) Retired, Corps ofEngineer, LouisvilleDonnelly, Bob (1957-58) President, SalesAgency, St. Charles, Ill.Donohue, Steve (1977-80) Athletic Trainer,New York Yankees, Bronx, N.Y.Dorman, Finck (1919-23) Retired, CLULife Insurance, Houston, TexasDorsch, Bill (1968-69) Sales Manager,Wheat Ridge, Colo.Douglas, Allen (1986-89) WISH-TV,Indianapolis, Ind.Downing, Richard (1971-72) Real Estate,Coral Gables, Fla.Dressler, Bill (1932) Outside ChemicalSales, Paterson, N.J.Dueberry, Vince (1992-93) Oakland, CalifDuganich, Joe (1971-73) Land Surveyor,Alquippa, Pa.Duke, J.W. (1947-49) Retired, JeffersonvilleDunbar, Donald (1957-58) Delcambre, La.

-E -Edelen, Tom (1968-72) Accountant, LouisvilleEdwards, Welby (1968-69) OwnerInsurance Agency, Jeffersonville, Ind.Eichenholz, Leon (1933-34) Retired Judge,LouisvilleElbert, Norbert (1940-41) Retired CPA,LouisvilleEllington, Ron (1973-76) IndustrialSecurity, Pontiac, Mich.Ellis, Phil (1981-84) Account Executive,R&L Transfer, Pickerington, OhioEmbry, Jim (1976-78) SalesRepresentative, Frito-Lay, LouisvilleEmerson, Ralph (1934-37) Retired,Bloomington, Del.Ennis, Ed (1986-89) UPS, LouisvilleEvans, Lamar (1979-82) Chief of Police,Tennille, Ga.

- F -Farmer, Ray (1952-55) Retired, SchoolPrincipal, Louisville, Ky.Feagan, Walter (1948-50) Owner TruckCompany, Carrollton, Ky.Fenzel, Mark (1974) Attorney, US Navy,San Diego, Calif.Ferguson, Reggie (1992-93) Teacher,Jacksonville, Fla.Figg, Carey (1987-91) Detective, Ky. StatePolice, LaGrange, Ky.Fightmaster, Walter (1948-52) Retired,LouisvilleFinn, John (1957-62) President, Dundee,OhioFishback, Olen (1942, 1946) LouisvilleFischer, Kerwin (1922-25) Surgeon,LouisvilleFitzgerald, Pat (1986-90) AccountingSupervisor, UPS Custom HouseBrokerageFitzpatrick, Chris (1990-94) Owner,GradPals.com, Clearwater, Fla.Flores, Mike (1986-91) LouisvilleFortune, Chad (1986-89) WorldChampionship Wrestling, Atlanta, Ga.Frame, Jim (1966-68) Executive DirectorAthletic Assoc., Catholic School Board,Louisville, Ky.Francis, William (1941) Attorney, Louisville



Freeman, Jakale (1993-97) AccountManager, Ford Motor Credit, Tampa, Fla.Fultz, George (1942) President, Hubbuchand Kentucky Inc., Louisville

- G -Gainey, John (1986-90) Benefit Counselor,Sykes Health Plan, Louisville, Ky.Gaines, Kevin (1990-93) Georgia, AFLGalcik, Larry (1984-86) Prospect, Pa.Gangwer, Dan (1986-90) Police Officer,Centerville, OhioGardner, Carwell (1989) Lexington, Ky.Gardner, Merle (1987-90) HealthInsurance Consultant, LouisvilleGatti, Bill (1967-71), LouisvilleGatewood, Jim (1955-56) Retired,LouisvilleGrdnic, Frank, Jr. (1948-50) VP Trucking,Westbury, N.Y.German, Ron (1987-90) Hobart, Ill.Getch, Rick (1966-68) Corporate Recruiter,Carmel, Ind.Gholston, Kendrick (1993-97) Atlanta, Ga.Gibson, Robert (1985-89) EmergencyMedical Technician, Miami, Fla.Gitschier, Frank III (1970-73) HouseFiscal Officer, Montgomery, Ala.Gitschier, Frank Jr. (1946-49) Ret.,LouisvilleGitschier, Greg (1973-74) LouisvilleGivins, Ernest (1984-85) St. Petersburg,Fla.Gonzalez, Jose (1988-92) Finance., StarFord, Louisville, Ky.Goodman, Kenneth (1948-50) ServiceManager, Louisville, Ky.Gorman, John (1970-74) Director ofAdmissions, Willoughby, OhioGreen, Ernie (1958-62) President, ErnieGreen Industries, Centerville, OhioGriffin, Jeffrey (1984-85) TrainingInstructor, Euless, TexasGruden, Jay (1985-88) AFL, Orlando, Fla.Guertin, Gary (1961-65) ResearchCoordinator, Livonia, Wisc.

-H -Hall, Bobby (1988-92) Columbus, OhioHall, Ron (1963-65) Warner Robbins, Ga.Hallal, Eli (1967-69) NewAlbany, Ind.Hamilton, Joey (1985-88) Teacher/Coach,LouisvilleHamm, David (1960-61) Project Engineer,Houston, TexasHanna, Jim (1989-93) Catering, Louisville,Harmon, Ed (1965-67) Regional SalesManager, G.E., Brookfield, Wisc.Harold, Donald (1974-78) LouisvilleHarvey, Kevin (1985-87) ProbationOfficier, Los Angeles County, Calif.Hatcher, Kevin (1983-84) UPS, Chicago, Ill.Hatfield, David (1981-84), AssistantDirector Intramurals, Univ. of Louisville,Louisville, Ky.Hawthorne, Derek (1987-91) Lab Tech.,Indianapolis Water Co., Indianapolis, Ind.Haydock, Robert (1972-73) LouisvilleHayes, Bryan (1987-91) Sales Counsultant,Charlotte, N.C.Heinrich, Ron (1976-79)Anheuser Busch,Jacksonville, Fla.Heitlalif, Arthur (1946-47) Redmond, Wash.Henchy, Steve (1990-94) Salesman, UnitedRefrigeration, Davie, Fla.Hickey, Tom (1972-74) Actor, LosAngeles, Calif.

Where Are They Now?Higgs, Andrew (1985-89), ManagingPartner, HL Higgs & Co., Nassau,BahamasHilbert, Jon (1997-99) Louisville, Ky.Hockaden, Dave (1962-64) President,Paper Board, Pkg., Louisville, Ky.Hodge, Stephen (1965-68) Engineer,Columbus, OhioHouston, Les (1956-58) Attorney,Albuquerque, N. Mex.Hrovat, Larry (1972-73) Manager, GrainElevator, Rickel Inc., Hallowell, Kan.Huffman, Gary (1985-88) UPS,Louisville, Ky.Hulette, Jr., Virgil (1937-39) Retired,Louisville, Ky.Hunt, John (1958-61) Engineer,Louisville, Ky.Hutt, Joe (1940) Prospect, Ky.

- I -Inman, Gary (1969-71) Retired,Elizabethtown, Ky.Ivory, Mike (1989-91) Ford Motor Co.,Louisville, Ky.

- J -Jackson, Arnold (1997-00) Phoenix, Ariz.Jackson, Tom (1970-72) ESPN, CincinnatiJacoby, Joe (1978-80) Washington D.C.Jackson, Shawn (1990-94) CustomerService Representative, General Electric,Louisville, Ky.Jesukaitis, Tom (1968-72) LouisvilleJohnson, Charlie (1963-65) OwnerTrucking Company, Louisville, Ky.Johnson, Joe (1990-93) NFL, Green Bay.Wis.Jones, Fred (1988-91) Detective, MemphisPolice Department, Memphis, Tenn.Jones, James (1984-85) Sam MyersClothing, Louisville, Ky.Jones, Junior (1983-85) Shelbyville, Ky.Jones, Walt (1965-66) LouisvilleJosiah, Michael (1999-01) CananadianFootball League, Calgary, Canada

- K -Kaczmarek, Jim (1969-70) Teacher,Football Coach, New Albany HighSchool, New Albany, Ind.Karem, Greg (1967-69) Dentist, LouisvilleKennedy, Kirk (1984-87) Teacher, Coach,Lowell High School, Lowell, Ind.King, Jim (1969) CPA, LouisvilleKirbus, Rich (1973) CommercialRecreation, Willoughby, OhioKirchdorfer, Norbert (1932-33) LouisvilleKnop, Brian (1978) Attorney, LouisvilleKnop, Kurt (1980-81) LouisvilleKnop, Otto Jr. (1977-79) Louisville, Ky.Knuutila, Robert (1989-93) MechanicalEngineer, Merritt Island, Fla.Kolter, John (1965-68) ElectronicEngineer, Naval Ordinance, Louisville,Ky.Kordic, Brad (1973-74) Business Dev.Manager, San Ramon, Calif.Kortas, Ken (1960-64) Louisville, Ky.Kozman, Bill (1971-72) Product SalesManager, Jackson, Mich.Kozubik, Miles (1953-54) Retired,Littleton, Colo.Kratsas, John (1969-72) Owner, VendingCompany, Oak Mount, Pa.Kries, Shawn (1991-95) Project Engineer,

Jones Plastics, Louisville

-L -LaFramboise, Tom (1962-64) Teacher,Riverview, Mich.Lane, Bill (1954-55) OB-GYN Physician,Marrietta, Ga.Langan, Gene (1937-39) Retired,Louisville, Ky.Lantz, Terry (1986-89) Football Coach,Liberty University, Glenville, WVLaw, Bill (1957) Cincinnati, OhioLawton, Eric (1987-88) LouisvilleLeahy, Tom (1937-39) Fredericksburg, Va.Lee, Medford (1966-68)Ford, LouisvilleLee, Winston (1946) Doctor, Waycross, Ga.Lettie, William (1964-67) Police Sergeant,Jefferson Co. Police, Louisville, Ky.Lichtenberg, Tom (1959-61) AthleticDirector, Iowa State, Ames, IowaLichvar, Bob (1951-53) Retired Air ForceOfficer - Chief of Security, Prince George,Va.Lipsey, Curtis (1988-90) LouisvilleLipsitz, Bernard (1929-31) Ashland, Ky.Lively, Bill (1951-54) Lexington, Ky.Lococo, Vince (1941-42) LouisvilleLong, Ed (1970-72) Indianapolis, Ind.Long, Jim (1969-73) Branch Manager,Citizens Fidelity Bank, LouisvilleLowe, Marty (1991-95) Assistant Coach,Western CarolinaLowe, Melzar (1933-36) LouisvilleLucas, John (1963-64) Teacher, Erlanger,Ky.Lucia, Tom (1947-50) Supt. Navy -Management, Penasacola, Fla.Lussky, Vernon (1941) VP, CommerceClearing House, Northbrook, Ill.Lyles, Lenny (1954-57) Louisville

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McMahon, Bill (1964-67) ProductionSuperintendent, Indianapolis, Ind.McMahon, Mike (1961-62) Attorney,Louisville, Ky.McWilliams, Terrence (1986-89)Business Manager, Bristol-MyersSquibb Pharmaceuticals, Carmel, Ind.Meade, Jack (1953-55) retired,Greenville, S.C.Mershon, Ollie (1932) InsuranceExecutive, Louisville, Ky.Miller, Brian (1983-84) Bucyrus, Kan.Miller, Brook (1983) Air TrafficController, Aurora, Ill.Miller, David (1984-87) Owner, MillerPrint Group, LouisvilleMiller, James (1978-82) Louisville,Miller, Stephen (1978) Attorney, LouisvilleMills, Mel (1987-91) Assistant Coach,Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton,Fla.Milton, Mike (1968-69) Midwest Div.Mgr. Cincinnati, OhioMinnis, Greg (1989-93) Teacher/Coach,Sunset High School, Miami, Fla.Mitchell, Marc (1975-77) District SalesLeader, LouisvilleMoll, Ken (1974-76) National FootballLeague Scout, PeeWee Valley, Ky.Montano, Miguel (1993-97) LouisvilleMontgomery, Thomas (1958, ’61-62)Ford, LouisvilleMoody, Mike (1979) UPS, LouisvilleMoore, Thomas (1981-83) Teacher, LouisvilleMoorhatch, Jack (1942) LouisvilleMorris, Michael (1978-80) Winston, N.C.Moyler, David (1986-90) High SchoolTeacher, Dayton, OhioMumphrey, Kevin (1991-94) Police Officer,Louisville, Ky.Murrer, David (1982) Global AccountManager, Louisville, Ky.Musgrave, Mark (1980-82) Aurora, Colo.

-N -Naber, Chuck (1957) Jamison, Pa.Nagle, Browning (1987-90) Collierville,Tenn.Naimaister, Dave (1982-84) New Milford,N.J.Napier, Rodney (1959-63) LouisvilleNauert, Jim (1984-87) Anheuser-Busch,LouisvilleNeidert, John (1965-67) Sarasota, Fla.Nickerson, Bruce (1972-74) LouisvilleNolder, Joe (1986-89) Xerox, LouisvilleNord, Gary (1977-79) Boca Raton, Fla.Norris, David (1967-70) CPA MeidingerInc., Louisville, Ky.Norris, Jim (1982-84) Humboldt Express,LouisvilleNorris, Robert (1978) Sales Rep., LouisvilleNunn, R.L. (1948-49) Exec. BMW-VolvoDealer, Chattanooga, Tenn.Nuss, D. David (1963-64) Project Leader,Sun Micro Systems, Lexington, Mass.Nutile, Rob (1987-89) Totowa, N.J.Nuzzolese, Mike (1980-82) East Norwich,N.Y.

-o -Oben, Roman (1991-95) NFL, San DiegoOlejack, Greg (1975-76) Account Rep.,Metropolitan Life, Allentown, Pa.Olinger, William (1936-37) Corbin, Ky.O’Neal, Bob (1960-63) Bank Vice


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballWhere Are They Now?President & Personnel Director,Indianapolis, Ind.Orem, Dale (1957-59) Bank Official,Jeffersonville, Ind.Otte, Frank (1953-56) Owner, Frank OtteNursery and Landscaping, LouisvilleOwen, Bill (1957-59) Harbor Spring, Mich.Oyler, Wally (1966-68) Insurance, Louisville

-P-Painter, Benny (1983-84) Annapolis, Md.Papaina, Joe (1947-50) Owner Papaina’s,Inc., Lexington, Ky.Parker, Cardell (1972-74) Captain, USMC,Oceanside, Calif.Parrott, Herb (1983) LouisvillePatrick, Garin (1989-93) Vice President,G&G Consulting, Bath, OhioPatton, Clayton (1986-87) Police Officer,Jefferson County, Elizabethtown, Ky.Pavlik, Thomas (1972-74) Exec. VP,General Manager, Laguna Beach, Calif.Payne, James (1992-93) Murray, Ky.Payton, Ray (1977-80) LouisvillePeacock, Walter (1972-75) President,Peacock System Inc., Falls Church, Va.Peege, Richard (1953-56) MortgageBanker, Mandeville, La.Perrin, James (1979-82) AccountsManager, Denver, N.C.Peterson, Rick (1972-73) Mgr. ShoeFactory, Allen Edmonds Store, Omaha,Neb.Pfieffer, Charles (1941-42) LouisvillePhelps, J.T. Tanny (1961-63) Optician,Richmond, Ky.Phillips, Charlie (1953-55) Teacher, Coach,Corydon, Ind.Phillips, Joe Lee (1972-74) PurchasingExec., Owner Travel Agency, LouisvillePierre-Lewis, Frank (1986) Police Officer,University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.Pickett, Jeffrey (1979-81) Teacher, Coach,Bullitt Central, Shepherdsville, Ky.Pinski, David (1963-66) Revenue Officer,IRS, Wooster, OhioPoelking, T.J. (1987-90) Chiropractor,Eisenhauer-Poelking, Centerville, OhioPointer, Jeff (1984-88) MarketingManager, Anheuser-Busch, Columbia, Md.Pok, Jack (1980-81) Division Manager,Zionsville, Ind.Pollack, Ed (1992-95) Juvenile ProbationOfficer, Louisville, Ky.Pomeroy, Don (1972-76) OrthopedicSurgeon, LouisvillePorco, Ken (1956-60) HPER, Louisville,Powell, Carl (1996) NFL, Cincinnati, OhioPrice, Keith (1983-85) Gold’s, GymIndianapolis, Ind.Purcell, Chris (1974-75, 1977) Louisville

-Q -Quick, Rhonyia (1989-92) JuvenileProbation Officer, LouisvilleQuinn, Terry (1990-94) Teacher, Port St.Joe, Fla.

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Redman, Bob (1968-69) Male HS, Louisville,Redman, Chris (1996-99) NFL, Boston,Mass.Redman, Lloyd (1946-49) Louisville, Ky.Rehl, Robert (1970) Levitz Furniture,General Manager, Miami, Fla.Reid, Jack (1958-61) President, VideoTape Production Company, Louisville,Reiling, George (1938-40) Retired, ParkRidge, Ill.Renner, Rich (1994-96) Assistant Coach,West Texas A&M, Canyon, Tex.Reynolds, Ed (1986-90) National AccountExec., Coca-Cola, Inc., Roswell, Ga.Rodriguez, Shawn (1988-91) Tampa, Fla.Roman, Israel (1971-75) Teacher, LouisvilleRoper, Ricky (1993-95) Sales Coordinator,Lantech, Inc., LouisvilleRose, Harold (1937-38) Retired,LouisvilleRoth, Horace (1928-30) Retired, Attorney,LouisvilleRyan, George (1932-34) Ret.Judge,LouisvilleRyan, William (1933-34) Prof., ElectricalEngineer, Louisville

-S-Sadlo, Henry (1941) Attorney, Louisville,Sammons, Bill (1959-60, ’62) Louisville,Sander, Mark (1986-90) Head footballcoach, De Sales HS, LouisvilleSanders, Raynard (1983-86) Ellenwood,Ga.Santho, Rich (1975) Dentist, Columbus,OhioSchad, Bill (1961-63) Associate Director ofFinance and Data Management,Jeffersonville, Ind.Schaller, Paul (1983-86) DivisionManager, Tampa, Fla.Schamel, Eugene (1948) District Manager,Ace Hardware, Dayton, OHSchloemer, Lewis (1938-40) CPA, LouisvilleSchott, Eric (1987-89) General Contractor,Indianapolis, Ind.Scott, E.P. (1933) Physician, Attorney,Louisville, Ky.Sehlinger, George (1933-34) LouisvilleSelden, Joseph (1931-32) RetiredPhysician, Vandiver, Ala.Sellars, Chris (1985-87) Tampa, Fla.Semak, Tony (1988-91) Financial Analyst,LouisvilleSenkevich, John (1968-69) President,Geyser and Peak Winery, Santa Rosa,Calif.Shaw, Rick (1985-86) Columbus, OhioShelby, Willie (1982-85) Reynoldsburg,OhioShelton, John (1946-49) Broker, Orlando,Fla.Short, Harold (1966-67) Teacher, Clearfield,Pa.Simatacolos, Jim (1988-91) LouisvilleSimpson, Johnny (1971-73) VPOperations, Bekdar Asbestos, LouisvilleSims, Coswell (1994-95) LouisvilleSipe, Ken (1939) Sales Rep., Palusboro, N.J.Skaaland, Ed (1970-72) ManufacturersRep., Clearwater Beach, Fla.Skaggs, James (1936) Surgeon, LouisvilleSkiles, Rick (1975-79) LouisvilleSlechter, Rex (1955-56) Crestwood, Ky.Smith, Brevin (1988-92) BehavorialSpecialist, Charter Hospital of LouisvilleSmith, Clarence (1948-49, ’50-53) Retired

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JACKSONVILLE, FLA. —Virginia Tech had a much better experience inthe River City this time around.

Marcus Vick threw twotouchdown passes and the 12th-ranked Hokiesrallied to beat No. 15 Louisville 35-24 in theGator Bowl.

Virginia Tech overcamenumerous penalties, the absence of a keyoffensive lineman and the ejection of adefensive leader to rebound from a surprisingloss to Florida State on the same field in theAtlantic Coast Conference championshipgame.The Hokies scored on three consecutivepossessions in the second half, turning a 17-10deficit into a 28-24 lead. James Anderson sealedthe victory when he intercepted HunterCantwell’s pass and returned it 39 yards for atouchdown with 5:04 to play.

Vick was huge in directing thecomeback, which snapped a five-gamewinning streak for Louisville.He completed a54-yard pass to David Clowney, and CedricHumes scored on the next play from 24 yards.

Chris Ellis sacked Cantwell onthe ensuing drive and knocked the ball loose.Anderson recovered near midfield, and Vickdid the rest.He threw two deep passes thatmight have been caught if not for passinterference penalties. Two plays later, hefound Jeff King for the go-ahead score.

Louisville 14 3 0 7 24Virginia Tech 3 7 3 22 35

UL —Urrutia 11-pass from Cantwell (Carmody kick),VT — Pace 36-yd field goal UL — Tinch 39-ydpass from Cantwell (Carmody kick)VT — Harper 33-yd pass from Vick (Pace kick)UL — Carmody 35-yd field goalVT— Pace 28-yd field goalUL —Barnidge 29-yd pass from Cantwell (Carmodykick)VT — Humes 24-yd run (Morgan pass)VT — King 5-yd pass from Vick (Pace kick)VT — Anderson 39-yd interception return (Pace kick)

Category LOU VTFirst Downs 20 21Rushes-Att-Yds 30-127 48-187Passing Yards 216 203TOTAL OFFENSE 343 390Passes Cmp-Att-Int 15-37-3 11-21-0Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0Penalties 5-49 7-93Sacks By 3-28 4-303rd Down Conv. 5-15 5-144th Down Conv. 1-2 1-1Time of Possession 23:39 3 6 : 2 1

Attendance: 63,780

Virginia Tech ..................................... 35Louisville ............................................. 24

Miami (OH) .......................................... 49Louisville ............................................. 28

MOBILE, Ala.- Ben Roethlisbergerpassed for 376 yards and four first-halftouchdowns to lead No. 14 Miami of Ohio to a49-28 victory over Louisville in the GMACBowl. He completed 21 of 33 passes, shaking offwould-be sacks and throwing perfect strikes onthe run.Miami scored two more touchdowns inthefourth to stymie a rally by Louisville.Roethlisberger completed 16-of-20 for 291 yardsin the first half. The RedHawks outgainedLouisville 597-492 in a matchup of high-powered offenses.The Miami defense twicecame up big in the fourth. Matt Pusateristepped in front of Stefan LeFors’ pass andraced 35 yards for a touchdown to eraseLouisville’s comeback hopes, the RedHawks’fifth score of the season on interception returns.Then, Terna Nande picked off another pass inthe end zone. Cal Murray rushed 15 times for142 yards and a touchdown forMiami. Martin Nance had nine catches for 169yards. LeFors was 17-of-26 for 224 yards butwas intercepted three times after getting pickedoff only seven times in thefirst 12 games. J.R. Russell caught sevenpasses for 144 yards and three touchdowns.

Miami 21 14 0 14 49Louisville 0 21 7 0 28

MIA — Larkin 28-yd pass from Roethlisberger(Parseghian kick)MIA — Murray 2-yd run (Parseghian kick)MIA _ Nance 12-yd pass from Roethlisberger(Parseghian kick)LOU — Gates 1-yd run (Smith kick)MIA — Brandt 16-yd pass from Roethlisberger(Parseghian kick)MIA — Larkin 26-yd pass from Roethlisberger(Parseghian kick)LOU — Russell 31-yd pass from LeFors (Smith kick)LOU — Russell 2-yd pass from LeFors (Smith kick)LOU — Russell 24-yd pass from LeFors (Smith kick)MIA — Smith 3-yd run (Parseghian kick)MIA — Pusateri 35-yd interception return (Parseghiankick)

Category LOU MIAFirst Downs 22 28Rushes-Att-Yds 38-237 33-221Passing Yards 255 376TOTAL OFFENSE 492 597Passes Cmp-Att-Int 18-27-3 33-21-0Punts 4-42.2 3-30.0Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0Penalties 5-58 8-73Sacks By 2-13 3-133rd Down Conv. 4-11 5-104th Down Conv. 2-2 0-0Time of Possession 29:08 30:52

Attendance: 40,620

Bowl Games2006 Gator BowlJanuary 2

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In the highestscoring AutoZone Liberty Bowl ever, it was adefensive play by Louisville that ended BoiseState’s 22-game winning streak.

Louisville safety Kerry Rhodesintercepted a pass in the end zone as timeexpired to preserve Louisville’s 44-40 victoryover 10th-ranked Boise State.

Eric Shelton scored on the go-aheadtouchdown on a 1-yard run with 6:48 left.Stefan LeFors threw two touchdowns and ranfor a third for the Cardinals.

Quarterback Jared Zabransky drove theBroncos to the Louisville 30 before his final passwas intercepted by Rhodes as time expired.

Everyone expected a high-scoring game ina bowl pairing the nation’s top two offenses,and the teams didn’t disappoint as theyswapped the lead five times. The 84 combinedpoints topped the 80 points by Colorado andAlabama in 1969 and was one of a handful ofrecords set. Louisville won only for the secondtime in seven bowls despite a season-high fourturnovers. The Cardinals rolled up 564 yards,topping 500 yards for the ninth time this season.

LeFors was 18-of-26 for 193 yards and ran12 times for 76 yards. The Cardinals rushed for329 yards against a defense that had been thenation’s fourth-best against the run.

Boise State 10 21 3 6 40Louisville 14 7 14 9 44

BSU — Jones 48-yd field goalLOU — Barnidge 6-yd pass from LeFors (Carmodykick)BSU — Avalos 92-yd interception return (Jones kick)LOU — Douglas 65-yd run (Carmody kick)LOU — Clark 30-yd pass from Brohm (Carmody kick)BSU — Lau 0-yd fumble recovery (Jones kick)BSU — Acree 19-yd pass from Zabransky (Jones kick)BSU — Zabransky 1-yd run (Jones kick)BSU — Jones 42-yd field goalLOU — Russell 14-yd pass from LeFors (Carmody kick)LOU — LeFors 1-yd run (Carmody kick)BSU — Helmandollar 2-yd run (pass failed)LOU — Shelton 1-yd run (pass failed)LOU — Carmody 19-yd field goal

Category LOU BSUFirst Downs 29 15Rushes-Att-Yds 50-329 38-88Passing Yards 235 196TOTAL OFFENSE 564 284Passes Cmp-Att-Int 21-31-2 15-31-1Punts 2-24.0 6-39.7Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0Penalties 5-34 6-55Sacks By 2-20 0-03rd Down Conv. 8-14 5-174th Down Conv. 0-1 2-4Time of Possession 33:35 26:25

Attendance: 58,355

Louisville ............................................. 44Boise State ........................................ 40

2004 Liberty BowlDecember 31

2003 GMAC BowlDecember 18


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballBowl Games

Marshall .............................................. 38Louisville ............................................. 15

MOBILE, Ala. -Byron Leftwich completed22-of-44 passes for 249 yards and fourtouchdowns as the Cardinals ended theirseason at 7-6 with a 38-15 loss to Marshall inthe 2002 GMAC Bowl.

The Thundering Herd scored thefirst 17 points of the game, coming on twotouchdown passes from Leftwich and a CurtisHead 23-yard field goal. T.J. Patterson putLouisville on the board with a two-yard runwith 5:15 left in the second quarter, but theCards couldn’t stop the Thundering Herd.

Marshall put the game away with 21straight points.

Leading, 17-7, Leftwich tossed two morescores and a 15-yard run by Frank Wallaceiced the contest.

Dave Ragone closed the scoring with an11-yard pass to Tiger Jones.

Ragone was 20-of-45 for 193 yards, butwas sacked three times. Ragone was also theteam’s top rusher with 31 yards, but the Cardswere limited to 56 yards on 26 carries.

Marshall 7 10 7 14 38Louisville 0 7 0 8 15

MU— Marriott 9-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick)MU — Head 23-yd field goalMU — Doss 8-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick)LOU —Patterson 2-yd run (Smith kick)MU —Doss 12-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick)MU— Marriott 26-yd pass from Leftwich (Head kick)MU— Wallace 15-yd run (Head kick)LOU — Jones 11-yd pass from Ragone (Ragone passto Jones)

Category LOU MUFirst Downs 23 20Rushes-Att-Yds 30-99 26-56Passing Yards 249 205Passes Cmp-Att-Int 44-22-1-4 48-21-1-1Punts 6-50.2 7-43.7Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-2Penalties 17-147 10-88Sacks By 2-8 3-223rd Down Conv. 0-13 8-184th Down Conv. 1-4 0-1Time of Possession 26:59 33:01

Attendance: 40,646

2002 GMAC BowlDecember 18


MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The No. 23-rankedCardinals made an impressive statement tocap one of the most successful seasons inschool history with a 28-10 pounding of No. 19Brigham Young in the AXA Liberty Bowl.

The Louisville defense, ranked 10th in thenation in points allowed, held the nation’shighest scoring offense (46.8 points per game)14 points below its previous low. So it wasonly fitting that the Cardinal defense came upwith the biggest play of the game. Zek Parkerhad returned the opening kickoff 70 yards tothe BYU 22 to set up the Cards’ first score,with Henry Miller carrying it in from the oneyard line.

Then the Cougars scored on a trick play, alateral to lineman Dustin Rykert for a 10-yardtouchdown to make it 7-7 midway through thesecond quarter.

The Cards were still in control after a BYUfield goal on their opening drive of the secondhalf. Deion Branch had three catches in thenext Cardinal drive, including a 34-yardtouchdown that put Louisville ahead 21-10with 4:15 remaining in the third quarter.Junior safety Curry Burns had one of the bestgames of his career with nine solo tackles andtwo pass break-ups. He capped it with aninterception and a 29-yard return to theLouisville 46. That set up the score that brokeBYU’s back.

BYU 0 7 3 0 10Louisville 7 7 7 7 28

LOU: Miller 1 yard run (Smith kick)BYU: Rykert 10 yard run (Payne kick)LOU: Mattingly 1 yd. pass from Ragone (Smith kick)BYU: Payne 29 yard field goalLOU: Branch 34 yard pass from Ragone (Smith kick)LOU: Ghent 27 yard pass from Ragone (Smith kick)

Category LOU BYUFirst Downs 17 17Rushing Yards 37-58 32-84Passes 19-28 18-38Passes Int. 1 3Passing Yards 228 192Total Offense 286 276Punts-Avg. 6-36.5 4-36.8Penalties-Yards 8-64 4-40Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0

Attendance: 58,968

Louisville ............................................. 28BYU ....................................................... 10

Colorado State .................................. 22Louisville ............................................. 17

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In the only bowl gameof the 2000 season that featured a pair ofconference champions, the Mountain Westchamps - the Colorado State Rams bulled theirway to a 22-17 win over the LouisvilleCardinals, Conference USA champions.

More than 25,000 U of L fans braved windchills in the single digits and saw the Cardinalsjump out to a 10-3 lead early in the secondquarter. Sophomore quarterback Dave Ragoneconnected with little-used wide receiverDamien Dorsey on a 58-yard scoring play andgot three more from the right foot ofplacekicker Nate Smith.

The Rams battled back late in the first halfgetting a pair of touchdowns on the groundfrom Cecil Sapp and Frank Rice. Sapp wouldgo on to earn game MVP honors after a 160-yard performance.

Armed with a 16-10 halftime lead, the Ramswould bump the score to 19-10 after the secondof three C.W. Hurst field goals, a 21-yarderearly in the third quarter.

U of L pulled within two at 19-17 whenRagone connected with Deion Branch on a 14-yard scoring play with 13:35 left in the game.

For the day, Ragone completed 24 of 37throws for 321 yards in winds up to 30 milesper hour. Branch set a Liberty Bowl recordwith 10 receptions for 170 yards and a score.

Colorado State 3 13 3 3 22Louisville 7 3 0 7 17

CSU — Hurst 24-yd field goalLOU — Dorsey 58-yd pass from Ragone (Smith kick)LOU — Smith 24-yd field goalCSU — Sapp 2-yd run (Hurst kick)CSU — Rice 16-yd run (kick failed)CSU — Hurst 21-yd field goalLOU — Branch 14-yd pass from Ragone (Smith kick)CSU — Hurst 32-yd field goal

Category CSU LOUFirst Downs 22 17Rushing Yards 157 76Passes 13-28 24-37Passes Int. 1 0Passing Yards 158 321Total Offense 315 397Punts-Avg. 5-44.8 5-39.2Penalties-Yards 3-39 6-55Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-3

Attendance: 58,302



2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballBowl Games

Boise State ........................................ 34Louisville ............................................. 31

BOISE, Id. - For the first time in schoolhistory, the Cardinals travel to their secondconsecutive bowl game after posting a 7-4regular season record. U of L drew first bloodless than three minutes into the game whensenior Jon Hilbert split the uprights from 40yards out to give the Cards a 3-0 lead.

BSU quarterback Bart Hendricks sprinted infrom three yards out to give the Broncos a 7-3advantage, but U of L would strike back lessthan two minutes later as senior quarterbackChris Redman hit Arnold Jackson with a 54-yardscoring pass.

The NCAA's all-time leader in passesattempted and completed, Redman would closehis historic collegiate career by completing 26 of47 throws for 314 yards and two scores.

Following a Hendricks TD pass, junior ZekParker returned the ensuing kickoff 91 yards fora score as U of L seized the lead back at 17-14.Parker's TD return was his third of the season.

The two clubs matched touchdowns in thesecond stanza with Damien Dorsey catching hisfirst pass as a collegian to give U of L a 24-21lead at halftime.

A pair of Nick Calaycay third quarter fieldgoals gave BSU a three-point lead after threequarters while a Davy Malaythong five-yard runproved to be the game-winning score with 9:28remaining.

Louisville 17 7 0 7 31Boise State 14 7 6 7 34

LOU— Hilbert 40-yd field goalBSU — Hendricks 3-yd run (Calaycay kick)LOU — Jackson 54-yd pass from Redman (Hilbert kick)BSU — Swan 4-yd pass from Hendricks (Calaycay kick)LOU — Parker 91-yd kickoff return (Hilbert kick)BSU — Harts 80-yd interception return (Calaycay kick)LOU — Dorsey 8-yd pass from Redman (Hilbert kick)BSU — Calaycay 26-yd field goalBSU — Calaycay 46-yd field goalLOU — Moreau 3-yd run (Hilbert kick)BSU — Malaythong 5-yd run (Calaycay kick)

Category LOU BSUFirst Downs 22 28Rushes-Att-Yds 38-237 33-221Passing Yards 255 376TOTAL OFFENSE 492 597Passes Cmp-Att-Int 18-27-3 33-21-0Punts 4-42.2 3-30.0Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0Penalties 5-58 8-73Sacks By 2-13 3-133rd Down Conv. 4-11 5-104th Down Conv. 2-2 0-0Time of Possession 29:08 30:52

Attendance: 29,283

1999 Humanitarian BowlDecember 30

1998 Motor City BowlDecember 23Marshall .............................................. 48Louisville ............................................. 29

DETROIT, Mich. — Marshall scored 24unanswered points to take control of thesecond annual Motor City Bowl, 48-29.

The loss, however, could not dampen themetamorphosis of the Louisville football teamduring the 1998 season.

U of L held serve with Marshall throughthe first 30 minutes holding a 21-21 deadlockwith the Thundering Herd behind the offenseof junior running back Leroy Collins andquarterback Chris Redman. Redmancompleted 35 of 56 throws for 336 yards and asecond-quarter TD to Charles Sheffield. Theouting was a fitting end to a junior seasonwhich saw him finish second nationally intotal offense and become the 13th quarterbackin I-A history to throw for 4,000 yards.

Collins found the end zone three times inthe bowl loss to cap a recordsettingseason. The junior college transfer hit paydirt19 times during the regular season to breakLenny Lyles 40-year-old mark.

Herd quarterback Chad Pennington setvirtually every MCB record completing 18 of24 passes for 411 yards and four touchdownsas Marshall exploited an injury-riddled U of Ldefense.

Marshall 7 14 17 10 48Louisville 0 21 0 8 29

MU — Williams 29-yd pass from Pennington(Malashevich kick)LOU — Collins 2-yd run (Hilbert kick)MU — Washington 14-yd pass from Pennington(Malashevich kick)LOU — Sheffield 21-yd pass from Redman (Hilbertkick)MU— Williams 26-yd pass from Pennington(Malashevich kick)LOU— Collins 13-yd run (Hilbert kick)MU — Long 50-yd pass from Pennington(Malashevich kick)MU — Chapman 1-yd run (Malashevich kick)MU — Malashevich 22-yd field goalMU — Chapman 1-yd run (Malashevich kick)LOU — Collins 1-yd run (Hilbert kick)MU — Malashevich 32-yd field goal

Category MU LOUFirst Downs 27 26Rushing Yards 202 66Passes 18-24 34-54Passes Int. 0 1Passing Yards 411 336Total Offense 613 402Punts-Avg. 1-58.0 4-49.3Penalties-Yards 14-123 13-109Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-0

Attendance: 52,016

1993 Liberty BowlDecember 28Louisville ............................................. 18Michigan State ................................. 7

MEMPHIS, Tenn.— The 1993 Cardinalsput a cap on an 8-3 regular season with an 18-7

victory over Michigan State at the LibertyBowl. Howard Schnellenberger’s squadregistered the first win ever by the Cardinalsover a Big Ten foe.

The conditions were hardly ideal for anaerial display, but quarterback Jeff Brohmchecked in with one of the guttiest efforts inthe history of Cardinal football.

Brohm, playing with two steel pins andone steel plate in the index finger of histhrowing hand completed 19-of-29 passes for197 yards and a touchdown amidst 20- degreetemperatures and freezing rain.

Most of that courage was shown in thefourth quarter. Entering the final frame,Louisville trailed 7-3.With 12:05 remaining,Brohm connected on a 25-yard strike to ReggieFerguson to put the Cardinals in front forgood.

Just over three minutes later, it was thedefense’s turn to make a big play. Pinned backto their one-yard line, the Spartans weremerely looking to get some breathing room fortheir offense. Running back Craig Thomas tookthe handoff and was immediately met by All-American defensive end Joe Johnson andreserve linebacker Tyrus McCloud for a safety.

On the ensuing possession, the Cardinalsmarched down the field for an insurancetouchdown when Anthony Shelman boltedinto the end zone from 11 yards out.

Michigan State 7 0 0 0 7Louisville 3 0 0 15 18

MSU — Goulbourne 1-yd run (Stoyanovich kick)LOU — Akers 31-yd field goalLOU — Ferguson 25-yd pass from Brohm (Akers kick)LOU — SafetyLOU— Dawkins 11-yd run (Kick failed)

Category MSU LOUFirst Downs 18 20Rushing Yards 114 172Passes 15-28 19-31Passes Int. 1 0Passing Yards 193 197Total Offense 307 369Punts-Avg. 5-29.0 5-36.2Penalties-Yards 5-60 6-45Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0

Attendance: 21,097


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballBowl Games1991 Fiesta BowlJanuary 1Louisville ............................................. 34Alabama .............................................. 7TEMPE, Ariz. - Playing in its first bowl gamein 13 years, the Louisville football team felt ithad something to prove at the 1991 FiestaBowl. The squad proved its point to the tune ofa 34-7 thrashing of Alabama.

The Cardinals came out on all cylinders,scoring 25 points in the first quarter. BrowningNagle tossed two long touchdown passes andRay Buchanan recovered a blocked punt for atouchdown.

Nagle threw for a Fiesta Bowl record 451yards, including 223 during a 25-point first-quarter explosion. He completed 20-of-33passes and had three scoring passes.Alabama’s offense did not experience muchmore success.

For the game the Tide rolled for just 189yards of total offense. U of L defensive backRay Buchanan was tabbed as the game’sdefensive most valuable player.

Louisville 25 0 7 2 34Alabama 0 7 0 0 7

LOU — Ware 70-yd pass from Nagle (Wilmsmeyerkick)LOU — Dawkins 5-yd run (Kicked blocked)LOU — Cummings 37-yd pass from Nagle (Kickfailed)LOU— Buchanan recovered blocked punt (pass failed)ALA — Gardner 49-yd interception return (Doylekick)LOU — Cummings 19-yd pass from Nagle (Bell kick)LOU — Safety

Category Ala LOUFirst Downs 10 25Rushing Yards 95 113Passes 12-35 21-39Passes Int. 2 3Passing Yards 94 458Total Offense 189 571Punts-Avg. 8-40.2 3-41.0Penalties-Yards 7-40 10-87Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-1

Attendance: 69,098

Louisville ............................................. 14Louisiana Tech ................................... 24

SHREVEPORT, La. - The 1977 Louisvilleteam, coached by Vince Gibson, ended aseven-year bowl drought, and took a 24-14setback from Louisiana Tech at theIndependence Bowl.

Louisiana Tech, the Southland Conferencechampion, took the thrill out of the trip for Uof L, handing the Cards a 10-point loss.

Kevin Miller provided the sparkoffensively for U of L, electrifying the crowdwith a 60-yard first quarter punt return for atouchdown.

In the third quarter, Miller scored againon a 13-yard run to cap a 13- play, 58-yardscoring drive.

Tech quarterback Keith Thibodeaux, theoffensive player of the game, counteredMiller’s heroics with two touchdown passes.

Miller nearly came up with another TD,but he mishandled a pass in the end zone fromStu Stram. Another potential Cardinaltouchdown was called back by a holdingpenalty.

Linebacker Otis Wilson was selected asthe game’s outstanding defensive player.

Louisville 7 0 7 0 14Louisiana Tech 21 3 0 0 24

LOU — Miller 60-yd punt return (Posadas kick)LT — Lewis 1-yd run (Swiley kick)LT — Pree 41-yd pass from Thibodeaux (Swiley kick)LT— McCartney 8-yd pass from Thibodeaux (Swileykick)LT— Swiley 21-yd field goalLOU — Miller 13-yd run (Posadas kick)

Category LT LOUFirst Downs 25 11Rushing Yards 48 100Passes 19-39 9-23Passes Int. 2 1Passing Yards 287 61Total Offense 335 161Punts-Avg. 6-32.0 8-38.0Fumbles-Lost 6-3 8-3

Attendance: 18,500

1977 IndependenceDecember 17

1970 Pasadena BowlDecember 19Louisville ............................................. 24Long Beach State ............................. 24

PASADENA, Calif. - In 1970, theUniversity of Louisville’s Missouri ValleyConference Championship team tied LongBeach State 24-24 at the Pasadena Bowl to closethe season.

Long Beach trailed Lee Corso’s Cardinalsalmost the entire game after John Madeyascored a pair of touchdowns.

On the strength of a safety and some niftyrunning by fullback Leon Burns, LBSUmanaged to forge a fourth-quarter tie.

A strange play near the end of the gamehad the Louisville faithful thinkingthey justmight secure a victory.

Madeya threw a screen pass to tailbackTom Jesukaitis, who was supposed to go out ofbounds. Instead Jesukaitis put the ball in theair again, throwing a pass to Cookie Brinkmanwho went in for a touchdown.

The rulebook prohibits more than one passon a single play, however, and U of L waspenalized five yards.

Louisville’s Paul Mattingly was namedDefensive Player of the Game.

He blocked a 32-yard field goal attempt inthe fourth quarter and was in on a game-high17 tackles

Louisville 14 7 3 0 24Long Beach St. 7 7 2 8 24

LBSU — Burns 4-yard run (Logue kick)LOU — Madeya 4-yard run (Marcus kick)LOU — Welch 65-yard interception return (Marcuskick)LOU — Madeya 1-yard run (Marcus kick)LBSU — Burns 2-yard run (Logue kick)LOU — Marcus 24-yard field goalLBSU — Safety Gatti tackled in end zoneLBSU — Burns 4-yard run (Matthews pass fromGraves)

Category LBSU LOUFirst Downs 16 20Rushing Yards 243 210Passes 9-17 12-23Passes Int. 1 1Passing Yards 148 90Total Offense 391 300Punts-Avg. 6-30.0 8-39.0Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-0

Attendance: 20,472


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballBowl Games1958 Sun BowlJanuary 1Louisville ............................................. 34Drake ................................................... 20

EL PASO, Texas- The University ofLouisville made its first bowl appearance Jan.1, 1958, as Frank Camp’s squad battered Drake34-20 in the Sun Bowl.

The victoryover the Drake Bulldogscapped a near-perfect season for the Cardinals.U of L finished with a 9-1 record.

The only blemish was a 13-7 setback atKent State University.

Louisville’s squad was headed by LennyLyles, the nation’s leading rusher.Unfortunately, Lyles went down in the firstquarter with an injury.

He managed just six yards on two carries.In Lyles’ absence, Ken Porco and Pete

Bryant stepped forward offensively. Porco ranfor a game-high 119 yards on 20 carries.

Bryant added 80 yards on 14 carries,while also tossing a 20-yard scoring pass. Hisfour-yard run in the second quarter gave theCardinals a 21-14 advantage that they did notyield

Louisville 7 14 7 6 34Drake 7 7 0 6 20

Drake — Labrasca 2-yard run (Leeman kick)LOU — Cain 4-yard run (Young kick)Drake —17-yard run (Leeman kick)LOU — Young 37-yard pass from Orem (Young kick)LOU – Bryant 4-yard run (Young kick)LOU — Porco 2-yard run (Young kick)Drake — Kinzell 55-yard pass from Labrasca (kickfailed)LOU — Young 20-yard pass from Bryant (kick failed)

Category DRAKE LOUFirst Downs 16 14Rushing Yards 176 228Passes 10-33 6-10Passes Int. 1 0Passing Yards 140 148Total Offense 316 316Punts-Avg. 4-25.8 5-34.2Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0

1958 Sun Bowl

Louisville 34, Drake 20

1970 Pasadena Bowl

Louisville 24, Long Beach St. 24

1977 Independence Bowl

Louisiana Tech 24, Louisville 14

1991 Fiesta Bowl

Louisville 34, Alabama 7

1993 Liberty Bowl

Louisville 18, Michigan State 7

1998 Motor City Bowl

Marshall 48, Louisville 29

1999 Humanitarian Bowl

Boise State 34, Louisville 31

2000 Liberty Bowl

Colorado State 22, Louisville 17

2001 Liberty Bowl

Louisville 28, BYU 10

2002 GMAC Bowl

Marshall 38, Louisville 15

2003 GMAC Bowl

Miami (Ohio) 49, Louisville 28

2004 Liberty Bowl

Louisville 44, Boise State 40

2006 Gator Bowl

Virginia Tech 35, Louisville 24

BOWL SCOREBOARDBowl Game MVPs2006 Gator BowlHunter Cantwell

2004 Liberty BowlStefan LeFors (Offensive MVP)Antoine Harris (Defensive MVP)

2001 Liberty BowlDave Ragone (MVP)

1993 Liberty BowlJeff Brohm (MVP)

1991 Fiesta BowlBrowning Nagle (Offensive MVP)Ray Buchanan (Defensive MVP)

Jeff Brohm — 1993 Liberty Bowl MVP.


2006 Louisville Football2006 Louisville FootballBowl Records

RUSHINGMost Rushing Yards : 3292004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Attempts: 502004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Touchdowns: 3 (twice)Most recent: 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams: 882004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Rushing Yards, Both Teams: 4581970 Pasadena Bowl vs. Long Beach State

Fewest Yards Gained, Both Teams: 1422001 Liberty Bowl vs. BYU

PASSINGMost Passing Yards: 4581991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Attempts: 541998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall

Most Completions: 341998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall

Most Touchdowns: 3 (four times)Most recent: 2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed: 941991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Fewest Completions Allowed: 171970 Pasadena Bowl vs. Long Beach State

Most Interceptions: 3 (three times)Most recent: 2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

Most Touchdowns Passing, Both Teams: 72003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

TOTAL OFFENSEMost Yards: 5711991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Yards, Both Teams: 1,0892003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

Most Fumbles: 81977 Independence Bowl vs. Louisiana Tech

SCORINGMost Touchdowns: 62004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Points: 442004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Points, Both Teams: 842004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Points Scored in One Half: 251991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Largest Margin of Victory: 271991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Points, 1st Quarter: 251991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Points, 2nd Quarter: 211998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami

Most Points, 3rd Quarter: 142004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Points, 4th Quarter: 151993 Liberty Bowl vs. Michigan State

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSRUSHING

Most Attempts : 24 by Frank Moreau1999 Humanitarian Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Rushing Yards by a QB: 77 by Stefan LeFors2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Yards: 128 by Lionel Gates2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

Best Average Per Carry: 10.67 by Lionel Gates2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

PASSINGMost Attempts: 54 by Chris Redman1998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall

Most Completions: 35 by Chris Redman1998 Motor City Bowl vs. Marshall

Most Yards: 451 by Browning Nagle1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Interceptions: 3 by Stefan LeFors2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

Highest Completion Pct.: .692 by Stefan LeFors2004 Liberty Bowl vs. Boise State

Most Yards Per Att: 13.67 by Browning Nagle1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Yards Per Comp.: 22.55 by Browning Nagle1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

RECEIVINGMost Receptions: 10 by Deion Branch2000 Liberty Bowl vs. Colorado State

Most Yards: 170 by Deion Branch2000 Liberty Bowl vs. Colorado State

Higest Avg. Per Catch: 23.0 by Tony Cummings1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Most Touchdown Receptions: 3 by J.R. Russell2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

LONGEST PLAYSScrimmage Run: 88 by Lionel Gates2003 GMAC Bowl vs. Miami (OH)

Passing Play: 70 by Browning Nagle-Latrell Ware1991 Fiesta Bowl vs. Alabama

Punt: 59, Brandon Brookfield1993 Liberty Bowl vs. Michigan State

Field Goal: 40 by Jon Hilbert1999 Humanitarian Bowl vs. Boise State

Interception Return: 65 by Joe Welch1970 Pasadena Bowl vs. Long Beach State

Kickoff Return: 96 by Zek Parker2001 Liberty Bowl vs. BYU

Punt Return: 60 by Kevin Miller1977 Independence Bowl vs. Louisiana Tech

Opponent BestsPoints 49 by Miami (2003 GMAC)First Downs: 28 by Miami (2003 GMAC)28 by Boise State (1999 Humanitarian)Total Offense: 613 by Marshall (1998 MotorCity)Rush Attempts: 42 by Boise State (1999Humanitarian)Rushing Yards: 243 by Long Beach State (1970Pasadena)Pass Attempts: 44 by Marshall (2002 GMAC)Pass Completions: 21 by Miami (2003 GMAC)21 by Marshall (2002 GMAC)Passing Yards: 411 by Marshall (1998 MotorCity)Interceptions Thrown: 3 by BYU (2001Liberty)Penalties: 17 by Marshall (2002 GMAC)Fumbles Lost: 3 by Long Beach State (1970Pasadena)

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