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2010 Columbia FootballColumbia (3-3, 1-2) vs. Yale (4-2, 2-1) • October 30, 2010 • gocolumbialions.com/football

2010 COLUMBIA LIONSNorries Wilson (Minnesota ’89)

fifth seasonSeptember18 FORDHAM L, 9-16 25 TOWSON W, 24-10October2 PRINCETON* W, 42-149 LAFAYETTE W, 42-2816 at Penn* L, 13-2723 DARTMOUTH*& L, 21-2430 at Yale*@ NoonNovember6 at Harvard* Noon13 CORNELL* 12:30 p.m.20 Brown* 12:30 p.m.

*Ivy League & Homecoming@ Televised on the YES Network

2010 YALE BULLDOGSTom Williams (Stanford ’92)

second seasonSeptember18 GEORGETOWN W, 40-35 25 at Cornell W, 21-7October2 ALBANY L, 20-239 at Dartmouth W, 23-2016 FORDHAM W, 7-623 PENN L, 20-2730 COLUMBIA NoonNovember6 at Brown 12:30 p.m.13 PRINCETON Noon20 at Harvard Noon

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ThE SErIES wITh YALESaturday’s game will mark the 87th meeting between Columbia and Yale with Yale winning the last eight meetings. Last year, the Bulldogs squeaked out a 23-22 victory at Robert K. Kraft Field.

ThE SErIES UP CLOSESeries record: Columbia 18, Yale 66, tied 2Series started: 1872 (Yale, 3-0 – first Ivy game)Last tie: 1978 (3-3)Current streak: Yale, eight wins (2002-09)COLUMBIA last home victory: 2001 (28-14)last road victory: 1996 (13-10)widest margin of victory: 21 (30-9, 1994)YALElast home victory: 2008 (27-12)last road victory: 2009 (23-22)widest margin of victory: 93 (93-0, 1883)

LAST TIME OUT fOr COLUMBIAColumbia led 21-17 midway through the fourth quarter but Dartmouth embarked on a 14-play, game-ending drive when the Big Green converted a pair of third downs and one fourth down to keep the chains moving. Nick Schwieger’s second touchdown of the day, a one-yard plunge with 2:28 left in the game, gave Dartmouth the 24-21 win.

LAST TIME OUT fOr YALEDefending league champion Penn withstood a late Yale comeback for a 27-20 win. The Bulldogs got 331 passing yards from junior quarterback Patrick Witt, including a pair of touchdowns, but the Quakers had one score set up by an interception and also got a 53-yard punt return for a touchdown.

CAN YOU hEAr ME?Every Columbia game can be heard on gocolumbialions.com with Jerry Recco (play-by-play) and Sal Licata (commentary) calling the action. Student radio can be found on WKCR 89.9 FM with Tommy Di Benedetto providing play-by-play.

GOT TV? YES!The Columbia-Yale football game will be televised on the YES Network. Chris Shearn (play-by-play), Ross Tucker (commentary) and Jack Ford (commentary) will lead the broadcast set for 12:05 kickoff.

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wINNErS BrACKETTSophomore quarterback Sean Brackett continues to lead the Ivy League in pass efficiency by a wide margin at 160.4. Brackett has completed 63.9 percent of his passes for 1,207 yards, which ranks third among Ivy League quarterbacks. He has thrown for 12 touchdowns with just one interception, while rushing for 328 yards on the ground this season. Brackett currently ranks fourth in the Football Championship Subdivision in pass efficiency.

hOMECOMING AwArDSAlex Gross finished the Dartmouth game with a game-high 16 tackles, including 10 solo stops, along with a pass breakup. For his efforts, he was named the John Toner Columbia Football Homecoming Player of the Game.

20-20 VISIONThe last six times that Columbia has scored 20 points or more, the Lions are 5-1, dating back to last season’s 30-20 win at Cornell in the penultimate game of the 2009 season.

rUSh, rUShIn its three victories, Columbia has piled up more than 200 yards rushing. For the season, the Lions have totaled 994 yards on the ground.

GrOSS: OhIO PrODUCTSenior linebacker Alex Gross continues to lead the Ivy League in tackles with 75 stops through six games. He ranks fourth in the Football Championship Subdivision with 12.5 tackles per game. This season, the Campbell Trophy semifinalist also has returned an interception for a touchdown, has a tackle for a loss, a pass breakup and forced a fumble.

KrAfTING A NEw LEGACYAt Kraft Field at Wien Stadium this year, Columbia is 3-2 in its first five home games. With a win against Cornell, Columbia can clinch a winning record at home for the first time since the 2000 season. The Lions went 3-2 at home that season.

ThIrD TIME IS A ChArMThe third Columbia Athletics Hall of Fame class was inducted during Homecoming weekend on Friday, October 22. Former Lion standouts Walter Koppisch ’25 and Rory Wilfork ’97 were enshrined along with legendary head coach Buff Donelli and Columbia’s 1961 Ivy League championship squad.

EDDY MONEYLuke Eddy was the Ivy League’s Rookie of the Week after a strong kicking performance in the game at Penn. Eddy made both of his field goals on a blustery day, including a 48-yarder late in the third quarter, the longest by a Columbia kicker since Jon Rocholl nailed a 49-yard attempt in the Lions’ season opener at Fordham in 2007. The Lions’ longest standard field goal in history was made by Matt Pollard, a 50-yarder against Lehigh in 1988. The previous long was a 53-yard drop kick by Ralph Hewitt in 1930.Eddy currently ranks fifth in the Ivy League in scoring with 28 points, including 19 consecutive PATs.

ThE COAChING STAff

Patricia and Shepard Alexander head Coach of football

Norries WIlson (Minnesota ’89)

Offensive Coordinator/QBsVinny Marino (Connecticut ’92)

Defensive Coordinator/D-Line Denauld Brown (Kutztown ’98)

Offensive LineEd Argast (Colgate ’78)

Tight EndsTony Brinson (Rhode Island ’95)

Defensive BacksJohn Gutekunst (Duke ’66)

Defensive BacksMatt Hamme (Albany ’04)

running Backs/Special Teams Chris Nugai (Worcester State ’92)

Linebackers Greg Sigler (Albany ’03)

wide receivers Aaron Smith (Connecticut ’06)

Director of Operations John Cavalier (St. John’s ’04)

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TUrNOVEr A NEw LEAfColumbia’s defense has been one of the most opportunistic in the Ivy League so far this season, while its offense has taken good care of the ball. As a result, Columbia is first in the league with a plus-seven turnover margin. Columbia has forced its opponents into 12 turnovers (nine fumbles, three interceptions), while only giving away the ball five times in six games. Meanwhile, Yale ranks second in the League in turnover margin and second in turnovers caused with 11 (four forced fumbles, seven interceptions). Columbia ranks eighth in the FCS in turnover margin.

MADAM, I’M ADAMSenior Adam Mehrer, a second team All-Ivy defensive back in 2009, has had another strong season. He ranks second on the squad with 44 tackles and at Penn, Mehrer made nine stops and forced a Quaker fumble.

SOPhOMOrES BOOKENDING DEfENSIVE LINESophomores Josh Martin and Ryan Murphy have made an impact on the defensive line in their first year as starters. Martin ranks second in the Ivy League with 3 1/2 sacks at one defensive end spot, while Murphy is tied for 11th in the league with a pair of sacks from the opposite defensive end spot.

SPrEADING ThE wEALThIn six games this season, 12 Columbia players have scored a touchdown. Alex Gross’s interception return for a score was the first for the defense, while Leon Ivery, Nick Gerst and Sean Brackett have all scored rushing touchdowns. Of Brackett’s 12 touchdown passes, eight different receivers have been on the other end – Nathan Lenz, Andrew Kennedy, Zack Kourouma, Kurt Williams, Nico Gutierrez, Mike Stephens, Brian DeVeau and Clif Pope.

SPrEADING ThE wEALTh, PArT IIColumbia has three players who have amassed more than 200 yards rushing this season - Sean Brackett, Nick Gerst and Leon Ivery. The Lions also have four players who have more than 100 yards receiving this season - Andrew Kennedy, Nico Gutierrez, Kurt Williams and Zack Kourouma.

P.S. - POPECK, SChUSTEr hAVE A NOSE fOr ThE BALLJuniors Ben Popeck and Neil Schuster have both made an impact on defense for the Lions this season. From the defensive tackle position, Popeck has three tackles for a loss, two sacks, a forced fumble and two recovered fumbles. Schuster also has recovered two fumbles, is third on the team in tackles and has a pair of pass breakups to his credit.

MANY hAPPY rETUrNSColumbia’s Craig Hamilton leads the Ivy League in average yards per kick return with 27.7 yards per return. Continuing the trend of strong special teams play, Nico Gutierrez has handled punt returns well since he took over those duties prior to the Towson game. Gutierrez has returned eight punts at 9.9 yards per return. Hamilton ranks 16th in the FCS in kickoff returns.

GrOSS A SEMIfINALIST fOr CAMPBELL AwArDColumbia senior linebacker Alex Gross is one of 121 semifinalists for the 2010 William V. Campbell Trophy, endowed by HealthSouth, as announced by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame on Sept. 30. A two-time co-captain, Gross has been a standout this season and was named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 11 after making 11 tackles, forcing a fumble and returning an interception 69 yards for a game-changing touchdown in Columbia’s 42-28 win vs. Lafayette.

BrACKETT, GrOSS TAKE hOME IVY LEAGUE wEEKLY hONOrSOn October 11, Columbia sophomore quarterback Sean Brackett was named the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week for the second straight week. On the other side of the ball, senior linebacker Alex Gross was named the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week on October 11 after both made a number of big plays in Columbia’s 42-28 win over Lafayette on Saturday. Brackett completed 15 of 20 passes for 179 yards and three touchdowns, while rushing for 105 yards on the ground. Meanwhile, Gross made 11 tackles, forced a fumble and returned his first interception of the season 69 yards for a score to swing the game’s momentum.

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ThrEE: ThE MAGIC NUMBErColumbia’s win over Lafayette was its third straight after wins against Towson and Princeton. It marked the first time since the 1997 season that the Lions have won three games in a row.

OffENSIVE BArrAGEColumbia racked up 84 points in back to back games in October, scoring 42 points against Princeton and Lafayette in consecutive weeks. It was the Lions’ largest scoring output in consecutive games since the 1946 season, when Columbia defeated Lafayette 46-0 and Syracuse 59-21 to finish that season.

2010 COLUMBIA fOOTBALL CAPTAINSSeniors Alex Gross, Andrew Kennedy, Matt Moretto and Mike Stephens were elected as captains for the 2010 Columbia Football season.

OVErTIME? whAT’S ThAT?Trailing by seven points late in the fourth quarter at the Fordham four-yard line, Co-lumbia nearly sent September 18th’s game into overtime with a tying touchdown. The Lions have only played five overtime games since the rule began in college foot-ball in 1996. The Lions are 2-3 all-time in games decided after regulation. Colum-bia’s last overtime game was a 27-26 loss to Princeton on October 2, 2004.

LIONS OUTSCOrE 2009 OPPONENTSColumbia outscored its opponents 225-220 during the 2009 campaign, averaging 22.5 points per game. Columbia finished in the top-three in the Ivy League in rush-ing offense (2nd), total offense (3rd) and points per game (3rd) for the first time since 1994.

CLIMBING ThE IVYIn 2009, Columbia finished tied for fourth in the Ivy League, marking its best finish since 2001. The Lions’ three league wins were the most for the team since 2003.

hOME, SwEET, hOMEColumbia will play six home games this season, including the first four on Robert K. Kraft Field. The last time the Lions played six home games was in 2006, Norries Wilson’s first season at the helm.

POLL POSITIONThe media have spoken and have placed Columbia fifth in the 2010 Ivy League Foot-ball preseason poll, the Ivy office announced on August 10 on the Ivy League Foot-ball media day teleconference. The complete poll follows:

2010 Ivy League football Preseason Media Poll Predicted Order of finish First-Place Votes in Parentheses

1. Harvard (10) 1282. Penn (6) 1243. Brown 954. Yale (1) 835. Columbia 616. Princeton 557. Dartmouth 398. Cornell 27

NEwS AND NOTESPrONUNCIATION GUIDE

Seyi Adebayo (SHEA – ee ah-de-BYE-oh)

Joe Ghergurovich (gehr – guhr – OH – vich)

Bob Hauschildt (haus – CHYLD)Kalasi Huggins

(kuh – LAY – zee)Nico Papas

(NEE-ko PAP-os)Nico Gutierrez

(NEE-ko goot-ee-AIR-ez) Joe Raimondi

(rye – MUHN – dee)Neil Schuster (SHOO – ster)

Kyle Stupi (STEW – pie)

Jimmy Yukevich(yoo – KUH – vich)

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NEw fACES, NEw PLACESColumbia added some new names to its coaching and support staff in the offseason. Defensive line coach Denauld Brown will as-sume the role of defensive coordinator after Aaron Kelton became head coach at Williams. John Gutekunst, former head coach at Minnesota and a longtime college football coaching veteran, is the Lions’ new defensive secondary coach. Finally, John Cavalier is Columbia’s new director of football operations and special projects, taking over for Jeff Kupper, who took over the same role at Mem-phis.

BrEAK IT DOwNHere is a breakdown of the Columbia squad, by year and by position:Seniors: 26Juniors: 21Sophomores: 30Freshmen: 32

Defensive Backs: 17Defensive Linemen: 16Linebackers: 14Offensive Linemen: 18Quarterbacks: 6Running Backs: 11Tight Ends: 6Wide Receivers: 14Kickers/Punters: 7

fOLLOw ThE LIONS ONLINEColumbia fans who can’t make it to the game can follow the action LIVE online via the SideLION Pass, the live blog and live stats. Lions fans can also follow Columbia Athletics all season long on Facebook and Twitter!

2010 ANNOUNCErS ON GOCOLUMBIALIONS.COM Catch live Columbia Football audio and video broadcasts online exclusively on gocolumbialions.com. Local New York sportscaster Jerry Recco returns for his fifth year of play-by-play on gocolumbialions.com, and will be joined by SNY personality Sal Licata for the 2010 football season.

About Jerry Recco:A well-known media personality within the City of New York, Jerry Recco begins his fifth year as the play-by-play announcer for Columbia Football. Recco has worked with The Flagship Station for New York Sports, WFAN 660, for the past 13 years and has covered the last six Super Bowls for the station. He has worked closely with the New York Jets and New York Giants during his tenure, and currently serves as the morning sports anchor for the Boomer and Carton Show and on 1010 WINS.

About Sal Licata:Sal is a passionate, opinionated, knowledgeable and entertaining sports fan with an edge. He was a part of WFAN New York’s #1 rated sports talk show, “Mike’d Up” with Mike Francesa, working as an assistant producer and part-time on-air contributor. Sal has worked in sports media since 2003 at WFAN, YES Network and Sirius NFL Radio and is currently an on air fill in for SNY’s “Wheel-house” and “Geico SportsNite.” He lives in Ronkonkoma, N.Y.

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2010 Columbia Football OffENSE QB 10 Sean Brackett (So., 6-1, 201) 19 Jerry Bell (Jr., 6-2, 230)

RB 43 Leon Ivery (Sr., 5-11, 204) or 39 Zack Kourouma (Sr., 5-11, 190) 34 Nick Gerst (So., 5-9, 185)

FB 30 Nathan Lenz (Sr., 5-11, 225) 41 Nico Papas (Jr., 6-0, 220)

TE 82 Andrew Kennedy (Sr., 6-3, 242) 80 Clif Pope (Sr., 6-5, 237)

WR 8 Kurt Williams (Jr., 6-1, 200) 85 Ian Cummins (So., 6-2, 190)

WR 3 Nico Gutierrez (Sr., 6-0, 190) 18 Paul Havas (Sr., 6-2, 204)

LT 76 Jeff Adams (Jr., 6-7, 305) 78 Dan Cohen (Sr., 6-4, 292) LG 63 Bob Hauschildt (Jr., 6-6, 294) 74 Prentis Robinson (Sr., 6-4, 285)

C 75 Kyle Stupi (Jr., 6-3, 280) 73 Xander Frantz (So., 6-4, 280)

RG 67 Ian Quirk (Sr., 6-2, 285) 65 Joe Ghergurovich (Fr., 6-3, 277)

RT 68 Scott Ward (So., 6-7, 273) 72 Sam Cecil (Jr., 6-5, 270)

SPECIAL TEAMSPK 12 Luke Eddy (Fr., 6-2, 210) 13 Greg Guttas (So., 5-11, 190) H 18 Paul Havas (Sr., 6-2, 204) 2 Brian DeVeau (So., 5-11, 195)

KR 25 Craig Hamilton (Sr., 5-8, 160) 28 Ross Morand (Jr., 6-2, 187)

PR 3 Nico Gutierrez (Sr., 6-1, 190) 28 Ross Morand (Jr., 6-2, 187)

DEfENSE CB 24 Calvin Otis (Sr., 6-1, 199) 28 Ross Morand (Jr., 6-2, 187)

FS 47 Adam Mehrer (Sr., 6-1, 200) 29 Steven Grassa (So., 5-9, 190)

SS 38 Neil Schuster (Jr., 6-0, 200) 35 Dan Myers (Sr., 5-11, 200)

CB 25 Craig Hamilton (Sr., 5-8, 160) 5 A.J. Maddox (Jr., 5-9, 190)

OLB 33 Matt Moretto (Sr., 6-2, 216) 22 Ryan Haslett (Jr., 6-3, 220) MLB 37 Alex Gross (Sr., 5-11, 225) 57 Nick Mistretta (Jr., 6-2, 225) OLB 44 Augie Williams (Sr., 5-11, 207) 36 Evan Miller (Jr., 6-1, 210)

DE 50 Josh Smith (Sr., 6-3, 245) 4 Ryan Murphy (So., 6-2, 205)

NT 94 Ben Popeck (Jr., 6-4, 245) 98 Shad Sommers (So., 6-2, 275)

DT 92 Matt Stotler (Sr., 6-5, 260) 61 Chris Groth (Jr., 6-3, 291)

DE 95 Josh Martin (So., 6-3, 230) 91 Seyi Adebayo (So., 6-3, 260) SPECIAL TEAMSLS 94 Ben Popeck (Jr., 6-4, 245) 54 Dan Kerrigan (So., 6-1, 210)

SS 94 Ben Popeck (Jr., 6-4, 245) 54 Dan Kerrigan (So., 6-1, 210)

P 13 Greg Guttas (So., 5-11, 190) 17 Andrew Weiss (So., 6-1, 180)

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One of the top assistant coaches in the nation while at the University of Connecticut, Norries Wilson became Columbia’s Patricia and Shepard Alexander Head Coach of Football in December 2005. He is the 18th head coach of Columbia Football.

In 2009, Wilson led Columbia to a fourth-place finish in the Ivy League, the Lions’ best league finish in six years. Columbia also posted its most wins in six years. Eight Columbians were named to the All-Ivy League team, including defensive end Lou Miller, a unanimous first team selection, along with fellow first-teamers Austin Knowlin (wide receiver) and Jeff Adams (offensive lineman).

Wilson’s student-athletes have earned 20 All-Ivy League honors since 2006, including two Rookies of the Year and six first-team selections. Wilson, who served as offensive coordinator at UConn for four seasons, was one of five finalists for the Frank Broyles Award as the nation’s top assistant coach in 2004, a season in which the Huskies led the Big East in both total and scoring offense. In 2003, he guided UConn’s offense that posted 477.5 yards per game, which ranked eighth in the nation. His personality is disarming and likable, but commands respect. He is quick-witted and jocular at times, and inspiring as an instructor of football and life. He is unfailingly supportive of each member of his team. “Norries Wilson is a dynamic leader with a full complement of leadership, coaching, management and communication skills who will take this program where we want to go,” says Dr. M. Dianne Murphy, Columbia’s Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical Education. “We are proud to have Coach Wilson on board as the head coach of the Lions.” In 2002, Wilson was promoted to the Huskies’ offensive coordinator after joining the UConn staff in 1999 as offensive line coach. He continued to work specifically with the Huskies’ centers and guards. In 2004, UConn defeated Toledo to win the Motor City Bowl. Three members of that team’s offense went on to sign National Football League contracts. Prior to the 2004 season, Wilson was one of 12 coaches selected to participate in the NCAA Expert Coaching Program. The program is designed to teach and reinforce various aspects of securing, managing and excelling in NCAA head coaching positions at the Division I-A level. Before UConn, Wilson spent four seasons at Bucknell. He was the Bison’s offensive line coach in 1995 and 1996 before a promotion to offensive coordinator in 1997 and 1998. He was also defensive coordinator at Livingstone College (1993), offensive line/tight ends coach at North Carolina Central (1991-92) and graduate assistant at his alma mater, the University of Minnesota (1989-90). Wilson was a captain and two-year starter for the Gophers. In 1985, the team defeated Clemson to win the Independence Bowl and competed in the Liberty Bowl vs. Tennessee the following year. He was a three-year letterwinner in football, and earned two letters and qualified for the NCAA Championships as a heavyweight in wrestling. He graduated from Minnesota in 1989 with a degree in psychology. In addition to his college coaching experience, Wilson has served minority coaching fellowships in the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs (1992), the Jacksonville Jaguars (1995) and the Indianapolis Colts (2000). A native of Markham Ill., where he attended Thornwood High School, Wilson is married to the former Brenda Marquis, who played forward on UConn’s first women’s basketball national championship team. The couple have three children: a son, Cecil, and two daughters, Trinity and Sahara.

2010 Columbia FootballPatricia and Shepard Alexander head Coach of football, Norries wilson

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# Last, first Pos. ht. wt. Yr. hometown (high School)76 Adams, Jeff OL 6-7 305 Jr. Western Springs, Ill. (Lyons Township)91 Adebayo, Seyi DL 6-3 260 So. Glendale, Ariz. (Brophy College Prep)39 Alston, Chris DB 6-1 185 Fr. Vienna, Va. (The Hun School)89 Andrada, Joey WR 6-2 190 Fr. Piedmont, Calif. (Piedmont)19 Bell, Jerry QB 6-2 230 Jr. Corpus Christi, Texas (W.B. Ray)16 Bocci, Matt DB 5-10 185 So. Atherton, Calif. (Sacred Heart Prep)10 Brackett, Sean QB 6-1 201 So. Brooklyn, Conn. (Griswold)40 Carson, Malcolm RB 5-10 170 So. Richmond, Calif. (El Cerrito)18 Carter, Marquel QB 5-11 205 Fr. Culver City, Calif. (Culver City)72 Cecil, Sam OL 6-5 270 Jr. New Martinsville, W.Va. (The Linsly School)20 Chao, David RB 5-10 205 Jr. Park Ridge, Ill. (Maine Township South)30 Chester, Daniel K 6-0 180 Fr. Charlottesville, Va.(St. Anne’s-Belfield)78 Cohen, Dan OL 6-4 292 Sr. New York, N.Y. (Horace Mann)31 Cole, Rex DB 5-9 175 Sr. Glenn Dale, Md. (Sidwell Friends)99 Coleman, Hunter DL 6-3 232 Fr. Shreveport, La. (Loyola College Prep)77 Constant, Carl OL 6-3 285 Sr. Uniondale, N.Y. (St. Francis Prep)85 Cummins, Ian WR 6-2 190 So. Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier)1 Delaney, Paul P 6-3 200 Fr. Palatine, Ill. (Loyola Academy)2 DeVeau, Brian WR 5-11 195 So. Kinnelon, N.J. (Kinnelon)58 Dickerson, Duncan OL 6-2 267 Fr. Houston, Texas (Cypress Falls)86 DiNovo, Louis WR 5-10 190 Fr. Loundonville, N.Y. (La Salle Institute)3 DiTommaso, Mike DB 6-0 190 Fr. Short Hills, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep)79 Dorris, Luke OL 6-3 290 Fr. Alexandra, Va. (T.C. Williams)53 East, Brian LB 6-3 197 Fr. Carmel, Ind. (Carmel)12 Eddy, Luke K/P 6-2 210 Fr. Shirley, Mass. (Worcester Academy)32 Feely, Tyler K/P 6-0 155 Fr. Plant City, Fla. (Tampa Jesuit)73 Frantz, Xander OL 6-4 280 So. Cambridge, Mass. (Buckingham Browne & Nichols)71 Fraser, Owen DL 6-1 265 Jr. Newburgh, N.Y. (Trinity Pawling School)88 Garner, Hamilton TE 6-5 225 Fr. Duluth, Ga. (Duluth)23 Garrett, Marcorus RB 5-10 185 Fr. Marietta, Ga. (Alan C. Pope)34 Gerst, Nick RB 5-9 190 So. Little Falls, N.J. (Bergen Catholic)65 Ghergurovich, Joe OL 6-3 277 Fr. Glastonbury, Conn. (Glastonbury)33 Grant, Bruce WR 5-11 180 Fr. White Plains, N.Y. (Fordham Prep)29 Grassa, Steven DB 5-11 190 So. Wakefield, Mass. (Buckingham Browne & Nichols)37 Gross, Alex LB 5-11 225 Sr. Kettering, Ohio (Fairmont)61 Groth, Chris DL 6-3 291 Jr. South Lyon, Mich. (South Lyon)3 Gutierrez, Nico WR 6-0 190 Sr. New Canaan, Conn. (New Canaan)13 Guttas, Greg K 5-11 190 So. San Mateo, Calif. (Junipero Serra)25 Hamilton, Craig DB 5-8 160 Sr. Detroit, Mich. (U. of Detroit Jesuit)22 Haslett, Ryan LB 6-3 220 Jr. Holmdel, N.J. (Holmdel)63 Hauschildt, Bob OL 6-6 294 Jr. Rosedale, Ill. (Lake Park)18 Havas, Paul WR 6-2 204 Sr. Hampstead, Quebec (St. Paul’s)17 Heinrich, Andrew QB 6-0 175 So. Bedford, N.Y./The Dalton School45 Hitchcock, Eddie LB 6-0 200 Fr. St. Paul, Minn. (Cretin-Derham Hall)56 Holloway, Marc LB 6-0 230 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. (West Philadelphia Catholic)14 Huggins, Kalasi DB 5-11 200 Jr. Plainfield, N.J. (Kent School)43 Ivery, Leon RB 5-11 204 Sr. Mountain View, Calif. (Menlo School)22 Johnson, Anthony WR 5-10 170 So. Philadelphia, Pa. (St. Joseph’s Prep)82 Kennedy, Andrew TE 6-3 242 Sr. Westport, Conn. (Staples)54 Kerrigan, Dan LB 6-1 210 So. Manasquan, N.J. (Manasquan)64 Kipp, Bryan DL 6-3 250 Sr. Norfolk, Mass. (Xaverian Brothers)60 Kosminskas, Alec OL 6-3 285 So. Wilmette, Ill. (Loyola Academy)39 Kourouma, Zack RB 5-11 190 Sr. Wilbraham, Mass. (Minnechaug Regional)90 Lee, Greg DL 6-4 250 So. San Diego, Calif. (Francis Parker School)11 Lenehan, Kevin QB 6-3 220 Jr. Middletown, Conn. (Xavier)

# Last, first Pos. 1 Paul Delaney P 1 Mike Stephens WR 2 Brian DeVeau WR 3 Mike DiTommaso DB 3 Nico Gutierrez WR 4 Ryan Murphy LB 5 A.J. Maddox DB 6 Robert Sigmon WR 7 Chris Rapka QB 8 Kurt Williams WR 9 Christopher Thomas DB 10 Sean Brackett QB 11 Kevin Lenehan QB 12 Luke Eddy K/P 12 Devan Luster DB 13 Greg Guttas K 14 Kalasi Huggins DB 15 Dean Perfetti K/P 16 Matt Bocci DB 17 Andrew Weiss P 17 Andrew Heinrich QB18 Marquel Carter QB18 Paul Havas WR 19 Jerry Bell QB 20 David Chao RB 21 Mike Waller LB 22 Ryan Haslett LB 22 Anthony Johnson WR 23 Marcorus Garrett RB 24 Calvin Otis DB 25 Craig Hamilton DB 25 Sam Williams RB 26 Will Patterson DL 27 Jeremy Mingo DB 28 Ross Morand DB 29 Steven Grassa DB 30 Nathan Lenz FB 30 Daniel Chester K 31 Rex Cole DB 31 Maurice Rothschild WR 32 Tyler Feely K/P 33 Bruce Grant WR 33 Matt Moretto LB 34 Nick Gerst RB 35 Daniel Myers DB 36 Evan Miller LB 37 Alex Gross LB 38 Neil Schuster DB 39 Chris Alston DB 39 Zack Kourouma RB 40 Malcolm Carson RB 41 Nico Papas FB 42 Griffin Lowry RB 43 Leon Ivery RB 43 Mark McClain LB 44 Augie Williams LB

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# Last, first Pos. ht. wt. Yr. hometown (high School)30 Lenz, Nathan FB 5-11 225 Sr. Largo, Fla. (Clearwater Central Catholic)69 Leonard, Dylan OL 6-3 290 Fr. McDonough, Ga. (Ola High School)84 Lopez, Rafael TE 6-3 235 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Birmingham)96 Losee, Brad DL 6-2 225 Fr. Eagan, Minn. (Eastview)42 Lowry, Griffin RB 5-11 215 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. (St. Louis University)12 Luster, Devan DB 6-1 215 So. Wellesley, Mass. (Noble & Greenough School)5 Maddox, Anthony DB 5-9 190 Jr. St. Rowlett, Texas (Garland)95 Martin, Joshua DL 6-3 230 So. Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail)43 McClain, Mark LB 6-1 190 Fr. Columbus, Ohio (Upper Arlington)48 McHugh, Andrew FB 6-0 230 So. Swampscott, Mass. (St. John’s Prep)87 McKown, Zack TE 6-1 205 Fr. Salt Lake City, Utah (Fork Union Military Academy)47 Mehrer, Adam DB 6-1 200 Sr. Midlothian, Va. (Clover Hill)97 Melka, Nick DL 6-2 240 Fr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Benet Academy)36 Miller, Evan LB 6-1 210 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier)27 Mingo, Jeremy DB 5-11 190 Fr. Akron, Ohio (Akron Firestone Senior)57 Mistretta, Nick LB 6-2 225 Jr. Nanuet, N.Y. (Don Bosco Prep)83 Mooney, Chris TE 6-4 230 Fr. Marietta , Ga. (Walton)28 Morand, Ross DB 6-2 187 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier)33 Moretto, Matt LB 6-2 216 Sr. Cornwall, N.Y. (Cornwall Central)49 Murphy, Mike DB 6-1 200 Sr. Staten Island, N.Y. (St. Joseph-by-the-Sea)4 Murphy, Ryan LB 6-2 205 So. San Antonio, Texas (Alamo Heights)81 Muston, Mark WR 6-1 200 Jr. Eden Prairie, Minn. (St. Margaret’s)35 Myers, Daniel DB 5-11 200 Sr. Blackstone, Va. (Nottoway)55 Olinger, Zach LB 6-0 200 Fr. Hoover, Ala. (Spain Park)24 Otis, Calvin DB 6-1 199 Sr. Windermere, Fla. (Lawrenceville School)41 Papas, Nico FB 6-0 220 Jr. Watertown, Mass. (Buckingham Browne and Nichols)26 Patterson, Will DL 6-1 230 So. Columbia, S.C. (Hammond School)15 Perfetti, Dean K/P 6-0 175 So. Scarsdale, N.Y. (Scarsdale)80 Pope, Clif TE 6-5 237 Sr. New Rochelle, N.Y. (Iona Prep)94 Popeck, Ben DL 6-4 245 Jr. Olive Branch, Miss. (St. George’s)67 Quirk, Ian OL 6-2 285 Sr. Frederick, Md. (Tuscarora)62 Raimondi, Joe DL 6-4 270 Fr. Gibsonia, Pa. (Hampton)7 Rapka, Chris QB 6-4 205 Fr. Deerfield Beach, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons)74 Robinson, Prentis OL 6-4 285 Sr. East Orange, N.J. (Middlesex)46 Ross, Cameron WR 5-10 176 So. Darien, Conn. (Darien)31 Rothschild, Maurice WR 5-10 160 Fr. New Orleans, La. (Warren East)38 Schuster, Neil DB 6-0 200 Jr. Dunwoody, Ga. (Marist School)6 Sigmon, Robert WR 5-11 185 So. Melbourne, Fla. (Viera)66 Skalak, Tim OL 6-2 285 Sr. Massillion, Ohio (Central Catholic)50 Smith, Josh DL 6-3 245 Sr. Grand Rapids, Mich. (Forest Hills Northern)98 Sommers, Shad DL 6-2 275 So. Milton, Mass. (Milton)1 Stephens, Mike WR 5-11 206 Sr. Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound)92 Stotler, Matt DL 6-5 260 Sr. Arlington, Va. (Yorktown)75 Stupi, Kyle OL 6-3 280 Jr. Eldersberg, Md. (Loyola Blakefield School)9 Thomas, Christopher DB 6-0 165 So. Hayward, Calif. (Moreau Catholic)93 Villamagna, Anthony DL 6-0 270 So. Cypress, Texas (Cypress Woods)51 Walker, Eric OL 6-4 300 So. Arlington, Texas (Arlington)21 Waller, Mike LB 6-2 215 So. Wayne, N.J. (Wayne Hills)68 Ward, Scott OL 6-7 273 So. Costa Mesa, Calif. (Newport Harbor)17 Weiss, Andrew P 6-1 180 So. Franklin Lakes, N.J. (Ramapo)44 Williams, Augie LB 5-11 207 Sr. La Mesa , Calif. (Grossmont)8 Williams, Kurt WR 6-1 200 Jr. Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. (Don Bosco Prep)25 Williams, Sam RB 5-9 170 Fr. Swanee, Tenn. (Baylor School)70 Yukevich, Jimmy OL 6-7 275 Fr. Palos Verdes, Calif. (Palos Verdes)

# Last, first Pos. 45 Eddie Hitchcock LB 46 Cameron Ross WR 47 Adam Mehrer DB 48 Andrew McHugh FB 49 Mike Murphy DB 50 Josh Smith DL 51 Eric Walker OL 53 Brian East LB 54 Dan Kerrigan LB 55 Zach Olinger LB 56 Marc Holloway LB 57 Nick Mistretta LB 58 Duncan Dickerson OL 60 Alec Kosminskas OL 61 Chris Groth DL 62 Joe Raimondi DL 63 Bob Hauschildt OL 64 Bryan Kipp DL 65 Joe Ghergurovich OL 66 Tim Skalak OL 67 Ian Quirk OL 68 Scott Ward OL 69 Dylan Leonard OL 70 Jimmy Yukevich OL 71 Owen Fraser DL 72 Sam Cecil OL 73 Xander Frantz OL 74 Prentis Robinson OL 75 Kyle Stupi OL 76 Jeff Adams OL 77 Carl Constant OL 78 Dan Cohen OL 79 Luke Dorris OL 80 Clif Pope TE 81 Mark Muston WR 82 Andrew Kennedy TE 83 Chris Mooney TE 84 Rafael Lopez TE 85 Ian Cummins WR 86 Louis DiNovo WR 87 Zack McKown TE 88 Hamilton Garner TE 89 Joey Andrada WR90 Greg Lee DL 91 Seyi Adebayo DL 92 Matt Stotler DL 93 Anthony Villamagna DL 94 Ben Popeck DL 95 Joshua Martin DL 96 Brad Losee DL 97 Nick Melka DL 98 Shad Sommers DL 99 Hunter Coleman DL

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2010 Columbia FootballColumbia Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2010)All games

Date Opponent Score Att.Sep 18, 2010 FORDHAM L 9-16 4454Sep 25, 2010 TOWSON W 24-10 2643

* Oct 02, 2010 PRINCETON W 42-14 4836Oct 09, 2010 LAFAYETTE W 42-28 2998

* Oct 16, 2010 at #25 Penn L 13-27 10523* Oct 23, 2010 DARTMOUTH L 21-24 10904

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gBrackett, Sean 6 91 446 118 328 3.6 2 25 54.7Gerst, Nick 6 48 289 10 279 5.8 2 41 46.5Ivery, Leon 6 56 229 7 222 4.0 3 38 37.0Kourouma, Zack 6 23 93 17 76 3.3 0 28 12.7Garrett, M. 3 7 57 0 57 8.1 0 36 19.0Lenz, Nathan 6 10 32 0 32 3.2 0 5 5.3DeVeau, Brian 6 2 5 0 5 2.5 0 3 0.8Stephens, Mike 1 2 7 4 3 1.5 0 7 3.0Chao, David 6 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0Stupi, Kyle 6 1 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.5TEAM 3 5 0 5 -5 -1.0 0 0 -1.7Total 6 246 1158 164 994 4.0 7 41 165.7Opponents 6 238 1076 127 949 4.0 8 34 158.2

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gBrackett, Sean 6 160.41 92-144-1 63.9 1207 12 57 201.2Bell, Jerry 2 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 6 159.30 92-145-1 63.4 1207 12 57 201.2Opponents 6 127.34 110-172-3 64.0 1173 5 69 195.5

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gKennedy, Andrew 6 26 392 15.1 4 57 65.3Gutierrez. Nico 6 17 269 15.8 1 44 44.8Williams, Kurt 5 15 210 14.0 1 41 42.0Kourouma, Zack 6 7 110 15.7 2 24 18.3Muston, Mark 3 6 71 11.8 0 26 23.7Lenz, Nathan 6 6 42 7.0 1 13 7.0DeVeau, Brian 6 5 43 8.6 1 13 7.2Gerst, Nick 6 5 41 8.2 0 14 6.8Pope, Clif 6 3 17 5.7 1 8 2.8Stephens, Mike 1 1 14 14.0 1 14 14.0Garrett, M. 3 1 3 3.0 0 3 1.0TEAM 3 0 -5 0.0 0 0 -1.7Total 6 92 1207 13.1 12 57 201.2Opponents 6 110 1173 10.7 5 69 195.5

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blkPerfetti, Dean 1-1 100.0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 34 0Eddy, Luke 3-3 100.0 0-0 0-0 2-2 1-1 0-0 48 0

PATScoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf ptsEddy, Luke - 3-3 19-19 - - - - - 28Kennedy, Andrew 4 - - - - - - - 24Ivery, Leon 3 - - - - - - - 18Brackett, Sean 2 - - - - - - - 12Gerst, Nick 2 - - - - - - - 12Kourouma, Zack 2 - - - - - - - 12Pope, Clif 1 - - - - - - - 6Stephens, Mike 1 - - - - - - - 6Williams, Kurt 1 - - - - - - - 6Gross, Alex 1 - - - - - - - 6DeVeau, Brian 1 - - - - - - - 6Gutierrez. Nico 1 - - - - - - - 6Lenz, Nathan 1 - - - - - - - 6Perfetti, Dean - 1-1 0-1 - - - - - 3Total 20 4-4 19-20 - - - - - 151Opponents 14 7-8 12-12 1-2 - - - - 119

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalColumbia 17 45 51 38 0 151Opponents 30 23 41 25 0 119

Record: Overall Home Away NeutralAll games 3-3 3-2 0-1 0-0Conference 1-2 1-1 0-1 0-0Non-Conference 2-1 2-1 0-0 0-0

Team Statistics COL OPPFIRST DOWNS 107 115 R u s h i n g 51 54 P a s s i n g 52 57 P e n a l t y 4 4RUSHING YARDAGE 994 949 Rushing Attempts 246 238 Average Per Rush 4.0 4.0 Average Per Game 165.7 158.2 TDs Rushing 7 8PASSING YARDAGE 1207 1173 C o m p - A t t - I n t 92-145-1 110-172-3 Average Per Pass 8.3 6.8 Average Per Catch 13.1 10.7 Average Per Game 201.2 195.5 TDs Passing 12 5TOTAL OFFENSE 2201 2122 Average Per Play 5.6 5.2 Average Per Game 366.8 353.7KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 25-597 27-564PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-74 9-26INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-69 1-0FUMBLES-LOST 9-4 14-9PENALTIES-Yards 36-289 26-217PUNTS-AVG 33-36.7 28-41.2TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 1 : 1 9 2 8 : 4 13RD-DOWN Conversions 31/83 31/824TH-DOWN Conversions 4/11 6/11

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgOtis, Calvin 2 0 0.0 0 0Gross, Alex 1 69 69.0 1 69

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blkGuttas, Greg 33 1211 36.7 53 3 12 12 4 0

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgGutierrez. Nico 8 79 9.9 0 16Stephens, Mike 3 -5 -1.7 0 2Total 11 74 6.7 0 16Opponents 9 26 2.9 0 13

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgHamilton, Craig 16 443 27.7 0 54Morand, Ross 4 84 21.0 0 25Murphy, Mike 3 64 21.3 0 27Chao, David 1 0 0.0 0 0McHugh, Andrew 1 6 6.0 0 6Total 25 597 23.9 0 54Opponents 27 564 20.9 0 48

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/gHamilton, Craig 6 0 0 0 443 0 443 73.8Kennedy, Andre 6 0 392 0 0 0 392 65.3Gutierrez. Nico 6 0 269 79 0 0 348 58.0Brackett, Sean 6 328 0 0 0 0 328 54.7Gerst, Nick 6 279 41 0 0 0 320 53.3Total 6 994 1207 74 597 69 2941 490.2Opponents 6 949 1173 26 564 0 2712 452.0

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/gBrackett, Sean 6 235 328 1207 1535 255.8Gerst, Nick 6 48 279 0 279 46.5Ivery, Leon 6 56 222 0 222 37.0Kourouma, Zack 6 23 76 0 76 12.7Garrett, M. 3 7 57 0 57 19.0Total 6 391 994 1207 2201 366.8Opponents 6 410 949 1173 2122 353.7

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf37 Gross, Alex 6 42 33 75 1-1 . 1-69 1 . . 1 . .47 Mehrer, Adam 6 29 15 44 1-1 . . . . . 1 . .38 Schuster, Neil 6 27 14 41 . . . 1 . 2-4 . . .33 Moretto, Matt 6 12 17 29 3-4 . . . . . . . .25 Hamilton, Craig 6 20 8 28 1-1 . . 1 . . . . .

Total 6 250 194 444 29-105 9-54 3-69 15 9 9-52 9 . .

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2010 Columbia FootballColumbia Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2010)All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gBrackett, Sean 6 91 446 118 328 3.6 2 25 54.7Gerst, Nick 6 48 289 10 279 5.8 2 41 46.5Ivery, Leon 6 56 229 7 222 4.0 3 38 37.0Kourouma, Zack 6 23 93 17 76 3.3 0 28 12.7Garrett, M. 3 7 57 0 57 8.1 0 36 19.0Lenz, Nathan 6 10 32 0 32 3.2 0 5 5.3DeVeau, Brian 6 2 5 0 5 2.5 0 3 0.8Stephens, Mike 1 2 7 4 3 1.5 0 7 3.0Chao, David 6 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0Stupi, Kyle 6 1 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.5TEAM 3 5 0 5 -5 -1.0 0 0 -1.7Total 6 246 1158 164 994 4.0 7 41 165.7Opponents 6 238 1076 127 949 4.0 8 34 158.2

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gBrackett, Sean 6 160.41 92-144-1 63.9 1207 12 57 201.2Bell, Jerry 2 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 6 159.30 92-145-1 63.4 1207 12 57 201.2Opponents 6 127.34 110-172-3 64.0 1173 5 69 195.5

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gKennedy, Andrew 6 26 392 15.1 4 57 65.3Gutierrez. Nico 6 17 269 15.8 1 44 44.8Williams, Kurt 5 15 210 14.0 1 41 42.0Kourouma, Zack 6 7 110 15.7 2 24 18.3Muston, Mark 3 6 71 11.8 0 26 23.7Lenz, Nathan 6 6 42 7.0 1 13 7.0DeVeau, Brian 6 5 43 8.6 1 13 7.2Gerst, Nick 6 5 41 8.2 0 14 6.8Pope, Clif 6 3 17 5.7 1 8 2.8Stephens, Mike 1 1 14 14.0 1 14 14.0Garrett, M. 3 1 3 3.0 0 3 1.0TEAM 3 0 -5 0.0 0 0 -1.7Total 6 92 1207 13.1 12 57 201.2Opponents 6 110 1173 10.7 5 69 195.5

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgGutierrez. Nico 8 79 9.9 0 16Stephens, Mike 3 -5 -1.7 0 2Total 11 74 6.7 0 16Opponents 9 26 2.9 0 13

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgOtis, Calvin 2 0 0.0 0 0Gross, Alex 1 69 69.0 1 69Total 3 69 23.0 1 69Opponents 1 0 0.0 0 0

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgHamilton, Craig 16 443 27.7 0 54Morand, Ross 4 84 21.0 0 25Murphy, Mike 3 64 21.3 0 27Chao, David 1 0 0.0 0 0McHugh, Andrew 1 6 6.0 0 6Total 25 597 23.9 0 54Opponents 27 564 20.9 0 48

Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lgSchuster, Neil 1 4 4.0 0 4Martin, Josh 1 22 22.0 0 22Adebayo, Seyi 1 0 0.0 0 0Popeck, Ben 1 26 26.0 0 26Total 4 52 13.0 0 26Opponents 1 25 25.0 1 25

Columbia Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2010)All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd

# Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf

37 Gross, Alex 6 42 33 75 1-1 . 1-69 1 . . 1 . .47 Mehrer, Adam 6 29 15 44 1-1 . . . . . 1 . .38 Schuster, Neil 6 27 14 41 . . . 1 . 2-4 . . .33 Moretto, Matt 6 12 17 29 3-4 . . . . . . . .25 Hamilton, Craig 6 20 8 28 1-1 . . 1 . . . . .57 Mistretta, Nick 6 11 13 24 2-1 . . . . 1-0 1 . .24 Otis, Calvin 6 17 4 21 . . 2-0 5 . . . . .94 Popeck, Ben 6 8 13 21 3-10 2-9 . . . 2-26 1 . .44 Williams, Augie 6 12 9 21 2-3 . . . . . . . .4 Murphy, Ryan 6 9 10 19 3-18 2-13 . 3 1 . 1 . .28 Morand, Ross 6 13 4 17 . . . 2 . . 1 . .95 Martin, Josh 6 9 8 17 4-19 4-18 . . 6 3-22 . . .92 Stotler, Matt 6 6 8 14 2-5 1-4 . . . . . . .29 Grassa, Steven 6 5 6 11 . . . . . . . . .50 Smith, Josh 6 7 3 10 3-26 . . 1 . . 2 . .91 Adebayo, Seyi 5 6 3 9 . . . . 1 1-0 . . .61 Groth, Chris 6 4 4 8 1-10 1-10 . . . . . . .5 Maddox, A.J. 6 5 2 7 2-5 . . 1 . . . . .20 Chao, David 6 . 4 4 . . . . . . . . .98 Sommers, Shad 4 . 4 4 1-1 . . . . . . . .36 Miller, Evan 6 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .62 Raimondi, Joe 4 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . .14 Huggins, Kalasi 5 2 1 3 . . . . . . 1 . .26 Patterson, Will 6 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .35 Myers, Daniel 5 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .56 Holloway, Marc 5 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .41 Papas, Nico 6 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .22 Haslett, Ryan 4 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .64 Kipp, Bryan 4 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .97 Melka, Nick 1 . . . . . . . 1 . . . .

Total 6 250 194 444 29-105 9-54 3-69 15 9 9-52 9 . .Opponents 6 247 164 411 43-149 16-101 1-0 8 1 4-25 5 1 .

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2010 Columbia FootballNEW YORK - After an impressive drive to open the second half, Columbia took a 9-3 lead, but Fordham scored 13 straight points to reclaim the Liberty Cup, 16-9, in a game marked by opportunis-tic defenses.

Columbia’s defense was stout all day, adopting a bend, but no break mentality. That mentality was already evident in Fordham’s opening drive.

“Defense played well every drive, except for one,” said Norries Wilson, Patricia and Shepard Alexander Head Coach of Football. “On offense, we had an opportunity to win the game, but we gave that opportunity away.”

With the game tied at 3-3, Fordham received the open-ing kickoff in the second half and the Columbia defense pounced on an opportunity, causing the first turnover of the game. On a third and three from the Fordham 31, Wayne dropped a snap from the shotgun, Josh Martin leveled Wayne and Neil Schuster came in from his safety position to recov-er the fumble and set up excellent field position for the Lions.

Three plays later, Brackett found Mike Stephens in the corner of the end zone, as Stephens wrestled the ball away from a Fordham defender for the score, putting Columbia ahead 9-3. The ensuing extra point attempt was no good, keeping the Lions ahead by six.

On its next possession, Fordham again marched into Lion ter-ritory and got the ball within the Columbia 10-yard line but the Lions’ defense again stiffened. Patrick Murray was forced into an-other short field goal, booting a 22-yarrder to cut the Columbia lead to 9-6 midway through the third quarter.

Fordham’s next drive went into Columbia territory but Co-lumbia forced another turnover. The Lions’ defensive line forced Wayne to scramble and Josh Smith jarred the ball loose and Seyi Adebayo fell on the fumble to regain possession for Columbia.

Leading 9-6 to start the fourth quarter, Columbia’s offense took possession at its own one-yard line after a Fordham punt pinned the Lions deep in their own territory.

Fordham took advantage of the field position battle, getting the ball back at the Columbia 40. Martin and Wayne combined to rush for 35 yards to put Fordham at first and goal at the Columbia five-yard line.

But the Lions’ defense again came up big, stuffing the run as Fordham had a third and goal chance at the Columbia two. On a designed bootleg, Wayne tried to turn the corner but Matt Moret-to made a big stop, stopping Wayne at the four-yard line, setting up another short field goal for Murray, who tied the game at 9-9.

Fordham’s offense was quickly back on the field after Colum-bia went three and out, taking over at the Columbia 21 with 7:50 left in the game. The Rams converted a pair of third downs on the drive. The key play came at third and three from the Fordham 49.

Dropping back to pass, Wayne only saw covered receivers but was able to escape the pocket and dash to the sideline, picking

Game 1: fordham 16, Columbia 9up six yards to keep the drive alive. Six plays later, Wayne found Jason Caldwell for a 17-yard catch to the Columbia one-yard line. Darryl Whiting punched it in the end zone on the next play to put Fordham ahead, 16-9.

Needing a touchdown with less than five minutes left, Colum-bia started its final drive on its own 18. On third and nine from the 19, Brackett escaped tons of pressure and found Gutierrez streaking down the sideline for another big play of 39 yards into Fordham territory.

At the 42-yard line, Columbia moved to a fourth and one pos-session at the 33-yard line. On another Houdini-like effort, Brack-ett slinged a complete pass to Brian DeVeau, who made a diving grab to move the chains.

Two consecutive passes from Brackett to Mark Muston put the Lions at first and goal from the Fordham four-yard line. With the Lions knocking at the door with a minute left, the ensuring shot-gun snap bounced away from Brackett and Fordham controlled the ball, sealing the win in the ninth Liberty Cup.

Quickie Statistics (Final)Fordham vs Columbia (Sep 18, 2010 at New York, N.Y.)

FOR COLScore 16 9FIRST DOWNS 19 11RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 49-202 40-105PASSING YDS (NET) 130 170Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-17-0 21-13-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-332 61-275Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 2-4Punt Returns-Yards 1-9 3--5Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-67 5-137Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-38.7 7-36.0Fumbles-Lost 2-2 3-2Penalties-Yards 3-15 6-30Possession Time 27:10 32:50Third-Down Conversions 9 of 19 8 of 18Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 2-3

Fordham ColumbiaRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgMartin, Xavier 16 105 0 105 0 34 6.6Whiting, Darryl 11 44 0 44 1 11 4.0Wayne, Blake 14 57 17 40 0 13 2.9Livingston, Jam 4 18 0 18 0 13 4.5

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgIvery, Leon 19 49 4 45 0 7 2.4Brackett, Sean 12 43 12 31 0 11 2.6Lenz, Nathan 4 15 0 15 0 5 3.8Kourouma, Zack 3 11 0 11 0 3 3.7

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackWayne, Blake 17-28-0 130 0 27 1

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackBrackett, Sean 13-21-0 170 1 39 2

Receiving No. Yards TD LongCaldwell, Jason 7 61 0 27Moore, David 5 33 0 10Skelton, Stephe 2 16 0 14Martin, Xavier 1 11 0 11

Receiving No. Yards TD LongMuston, Mark 5 45 0 14Gutierrez. Nico 3 88 0 39DeVeau, Brian 2 16 0 9Stephens, Mike 1 14 1 14

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBMurray, Patrick 6 232 38.7 55 6 0

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBGuttas, Greg 7 252 36.0 46 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongMoore, David 1 9 0 9

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongStephens, Mike 3 -5 0 2

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMartin, Xavier 3 67 0 27

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMurphy, Mike 3 64 0 27Hamilton, Craig 2 73 0 42

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLMartin, Michael 4-7 11 0 2Bledsoe, Jordan 3-4 7 1 1Wilson, Bryson 6-0 6 0 2Haruna, Jamal 4-2 6 0 0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLGross, Alex 10-4 14 0 0Schuster, Neil 8-3 11 0 0Mehrer, Adam 3-3 6 0 0Otis, Calvin 5-0 5 0 0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 10:07 FOR - Murray, Patrick 24 yd field goal, 10-72 3:12 3 - 02nd 08:17 COL - Perfetti, Dean 34 yd field goal, 12-69 7:13 3 - 33rd 13:22 COL - Stephens, Mike 14 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Perfetti, Dean kick blockd), 3-21 0:52 3 - 9

09:42 FOR - Murray, Patrick 22 yd field goal, 11-63 3:45 6 - 94th 09:53 FOR - Murray, Patrick 21 yd field goal, 9-36 3:30 9 - 9

04:58 FOR - Whiting, Darryl 1 yd run (Murray, Patrick kick), 11-69 2:52 16 - 9

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2010 Columbia FootballGame 2: Columbia 24, Towson 10

A three-pronged rushing attack featuring senior Leon Ivery and sopho-mores Nick Gerst and Sean Brackett led Columbia to a 24-10 win over Towson on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon at Robert K. Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium.

The trio ran for 226 yards and a pair of second-half scores as the Lions controlled the line of scrimmage to the tune of a 224-87 advantage in rushing yardage. Brackett had 89 yards on the ground to lead Columbia, and added 157 yards and a touchdown through the air. Gerst had a career day, rushing for 73 yards and a touchdown, while Ivery averaged 8.0 yards per rush on eight attempts and also crossed the goal line.

Defensively, sophomore Josh Martin had a monster game at defensive end, recording three sacks and hurrying the quarterback on four other occasions. Senior Alex Gross led Columbia with 12 tackles.

“It was a good win. They went out and played hard. They didn’t try hard. They didn’t work hard. They went out and played hard every possession,” said Norries Wilson, Patricia and Shepard Alexander Head Coach of Football. “They did what the coaches asked them to do. They tried to eliminate bad plays. We still had some bad ones, but they reduced the bad plays. We made them play inside their 20 with our defense and special teams and it put us in position to win.”

Towson got on the board first midway through the second quarter when Nick Wallace hit a 28-yard field goal. Towson’s drive went 69 yards on 14 plays as the Tigers took a 3-0 lead.

Columbia answered with three consecutive first downs, including a 26-yard reception from Brackett to Mark Muston, who started for the injured captain Mike Stephens. Brackett hit Andrew Kennedy for a 16-yard gain to make it first and 10 from the Towson 19. On the ensuing play, Brackett rolled left, scrambled and then found Zack Kourouma for the touchdown. In his first collegiate game, Luke Eddy hit the extra point to make it 7-3 Columbia with 2:14 remaining in the second.

Columbia’s defense stifled Towson’s first possession of the second half with the help of an 11-yard sack by Martin, who lived in the Tigers’ backfield all game. Columbia took the momentum and added to the lead when the Lions took over at the Towson 35.

Leon Ivery busted down the right sideline for a gain of 38 yards and after two consecutive gains of 10, one by Brackett and one by Nathan Lenz, the Lions were first and goal from the five. Ivery took the inside handoff up the middle for the touchdown and Eddy’s PAT made it 14-3.

Each team traded dead-end drives when Towson got the ball on its own 38 with 5:59 left. Towson’s athletic quarterback, Chris Hart faked a handoff and hit a wide open Hakeem Moore, who ran 62 yards for the score to cut the Columbia lead to 14-10.

Columbia took nearly six minutes off the clock on the next drive. Ivery opened the drive with consecutive runs for a first down. After Brackett

was sacked for a loss of seven, the Lions battled back from second and 17 for a first down when Brackett kept middle for a gain of 25. Gerst threw a key block for Brackett to gain 14 yards, giving the Lions first and 10 at the Towson 14. Gerst scored his first collegiate touchdown when he started middle, cut right and jumped over a charging Towson player for the score. The Lions led 21-10 with 14:53 left.

Calvin Otis picked off Hart’s pass intended for Erron Banks to start the Lions final scoring drive of the game at its own nine-yard line.

Columbia continued to use the ground game to its advantage, but Brack-ett connected with Nico Gutierrez on a second and nine for a huge gain. Gutierrez dove to catch the 44-yard pass.

Eddy made a 37-yard field goal for the final 24-10 score.

Towson threatened to score, using five minutes of clock and marching down 80 yards. The Lions’ defensive line came up huge, with Martin registering two sacks after the Tigers were first and goal from the nine. Columbia took over on downs with three minutes left to play, sealing the victory.

“Hats off to Coach Wilson and his staff,” said Towson head coach Rob Ambrose. “His team played very hard and earned themselves a win.”

Quickie Statistics (Final)Towson vs Columbia (Sep 25, 2010 at New York, N.Y.)

TOWSON COLScore 10 24FIRST DOWNS 18 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 28-87 43-224PASSING YDS (NET) 244 157Passes Att-Comp-Int 34-22-2 15-11-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 62-331 58-381Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-0 2-10Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-85 2-39Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 2-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-36.4 5-43.0Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 5-40 5-27Possession Time 28:52 31:08Third-Down Conversions 4 of 11 4 of 10Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 4-4

Towson ColumbiaRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgDameron 7 34 3 31 0 10 4.4Carmichael 7 30 2 28 0 8 4.0Booker 5 24 0 24 0 10 4.8C. Hart 7 24 2 22 0 10 3.1

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgBrackett, Sean 17 120 31 89 0 25 5.2Gerst, Nick 11 73 0 73 1 13 6.6Ivery, Leon 8 64 0 64 1 38 8.0Lenz, Nathan 2 6 0 6 0 4 3.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackBlanchard 13-20-1 89 0 16 2C. Hart 9-14-1 155 1 62 2


Receiving No. Yards TD LongH. Moore 5 110 1 62E. Banks 5 53 0 30K. Moore 4 41 0 25Dameron 2 13 0 7

Receiving No. Yards TD LongKennedy, Andrew 4 36 0 17Gutierrez. Nico 2 52 0 44Lenz, Nathan 2 18 0 10Muston, Mark 1 26 0 26

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBSoven 5 182 36.4 48 0 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongJ. Gardner 3 0 0 2H. Moore 1 0 0 0

Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongGutierrez. Nico 2 10 0 10

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongH. Moore 3 74 0 32J. Gardner 1 11 0 11

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongMorand, Ross 2 39 0 20

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLDangerfield 7-1 8 0 0Blakey 5-1 6 0 0O. Thomas 3-3 6 0 0M. Morgan 3-3 6 2 2

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLGross, Alex 6-6 12 0 0Mehrer, Adam 7-1 8 0 0Otis, Calvin 6-1 7 0 0Martin, Josh 4-2 6 3 2

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H2nd 06:00 TOWSON - Wallace 28 yd field goal, 14-69 7:40 3 - 0

02:14 COL - Kourouma, Zack 19 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 7-67 3:41 3 - 73rd 09:07 COL - Ivery, Leon 5 yd run (Eddy, Luke kick), 5-65 2:19 3 - 14

05:44 TOWSON - H. Moore 62 yd pass from C. Hart (Wallace kick), 2-62 0:15 10 - 144th 14:53 COL - Gerst, Nick 13 yd run (Eddy, Luke kick), 11-80 5:47 10 - 21

08:46 COL - Eddy, Luke 37 yd field goal, 10-71 5:29 10 - 24

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2010 Columbia FootballGame 3: Columbia 42, Princeton 14

Quickie Statistics (Final)Princeton vs Columbia (Oct 02, 2010 at Robert Kraft Field)

PRIN COLScore 14 42FIRST DOWNS 20 21RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-81 45-255PASSING YDS (NET) 252 273Passes Att-Comp-Int 44-27-0 25-18-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 76-333 70-528Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-26Punt Returns-Yards 2-19 2-17Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-107 3-95Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 8-44.9 6-36.8Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0Penalties-Yards 4-41 10-67Possession Time 24:13 35:47Third-Down Conversions 6 of 16 4 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 5-6

Princeton ColumbiaRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgCulbreath, Jord 12 48 0 48 0 11 4.0Zimmerman, Matt 6 18 2 16 1 6 2.7Sharp, Akil 3 6 0 6 0 4 2.0Wornham, Tommy 6 19 14 5 0 6 0.8

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgGerst, Nick 17 124 0 124 0 41 7.3Brackett, Sean 8 49 1 48 0 12 6.0Ivery, Leon 12 44 0 44 1 10 3.7Garrett, M. 4 43 0 43 0 36 10.8

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackWornham, Tommy 27-43-0 252 1 33 2Peacock, Trey 0-1-0 0 0 0 0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackBrackett, Sean 18-24-0 273 5 45 1Bell, Jerry 0-1-0 0 0 0 0

Receiving No. Yards TD LongPeacock, Trey 11 125 0 33Kerr, Andrew 6 80 1 31Serwanga, Isaac 3 26 0 14Culbreath, Jord 2 3 0 8

Receiving No. Yards TD LongKennedy, Andrew 7 148 2 45Gutierrez. Nico 4 37 1 13Gerst, Nick 3 30 0 14Williams, Kurt 1 41 0 41

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBFleury, Otavio 5 216 43.2 51 0 0Cloud, Joe 3 143 47.7 61 1 1


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongWilson, Roman 2 19 0 13


Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongCharbonneau, Iv 5 99 0 25Gallagher, Ryan 1 8 0 8

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongHamilton, Craig 3 95 0 50

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLStarks, Andrew 6-6 12 0 0Shippey, Adam 2-8 10 0 0Falusi, Jaiye 3-5 8 0 0Clemons, Blake 4-3 7 0 0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLGross, Alex 4-9 13 0 1Murphy, Ryan 4-5 9 1 2Mehrer, Adam 4-5 9 0 1Hamilton, Craig 6-0 6 0 0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H2nd 10:45 PRIN - Zimmerman, Matt 4 yd run (Jacob, Patrick kick), 13-80 3:30 7 - 0

07:01 COL - Gutierrez. Nico 13 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 7-47 3:34 7 - 700:48 COL - Pope, Clif 2 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 7-80 2:31 7 - 1400:06 COL - Kennedy, Andrew 7 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 2-7 0:11 7 - 21

3rd 12:30 COL - Ivery, Leon 6 yd run (Eddy, Luke kick), 3-48 1:34 7 - 2804:13 COL - DeVeau, Brian 13 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 4-60 1:54 7 - 3501:38 PRIN - Kerr, Andrew 31 yd pass from Wornham, Tommy (Jacob, Patrick kick), 9-72 2:26 14 - 35

4th 13:20 COL - Kennedy, Andrew 40 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 7-76 3:12 14 - 42

NEW YORK - Columbia scored 21 points in the second quarter as the Lions’ offense exploded for 528 total yards in a 42-14 vic-tory over Princeton to open the Ivy League football season.

Sophomore Sean Brackett completed 18 of 24 pass attempts for 273 yards and five touchdowns in the game, tying a Columbia record set by Paul Governali in 1942 and tied by John Witkows-ki vs. Dartmouth in 1982. Columbia’s 42 points were the most scored against Princeton in school history, and first time ever Co-lumbia has beaten Princeton in consecutive years.

Princeton’s Matt Zimmerman scored on a four-yard run with 10:45 left in the second quarter to make it 7-0. Princeton’s drive went 80 yards on 13 plays, spanning 3:30.

Columbia only trailed for four minutes. On the ensuing Princ-eton kickoff, Craig Hamilton had a 50-yard return to the Princeton 47. Brackett then went 3-3 on the drive, connecting with Andrew Kennedy and Nico Gutierrez before hitting Gutierrez with a 13-yard touchdown pass.

Columbia’s defense stalled Princeton after three first downs on the next Tiger possession and Columbia got the ball at the 20 after Joe Cloud’s touchback.

Columbia started its drive with just over three minutes re-maining in the second quarter and the combination of Brackett and Nick Gerst made quick work of the Tiger defense.

After Brackett hit Gutierrez for a six-yard gain and then kept for nine, Gerst busted through for a 41-yard run, taking the ball all the way down to the Princeton 24. Gerst rushed for another eight on the next play and then caught a 14-yard pass from Brackett down to the Princeton two. Brackett then found Clif Pope from two yards out for the touchdown. Columbia went 80 yards on seven plays over a span of just 2:35 to lead 14-7.

Itching to score, Princeton got called for a holding penalty af-ter the first play of the next drive. Columbia then got called for pass interference to give Princeton a first down on first and 20. On second and seven, Columbia’s Ross Morand forced a fumble and Ben Popeck recovered and ran it 26 yards before being forced out at the Princeton seven-yard line.

It took Brackett two plays to put the Lions up two scores. He hit Kennedy on second and goal for the score and Luke Eddy add-ed his third PAT to make it 21-7.

Princeton opened the second half with a three-and-out series and Columbia took over at the Princeton 48. Brackett found Ken-nedy yet again, this time for a 45-yard gain down to the Princeton three- yard line. Despite a false start penalty, Leon Ivery ran it in for the Lions’ fourth touchdown of the game.

Princeton managed just one first down on its next two drives, and started its third drive of the quarter on its own 40. Brackett connected with Kurt Williams for a 41-yard gain, taking Columbia to the Princeton 16. And two plays later, Brackett found Brian De-Veau for a 13-yard touchdown pass to extend the lead to 35-7. It was DeVeau’s first career touchdown.

Princeton put together a solid nine-play, 72-yard drive to score on a 31-yard pass from Tommy Wornham to Andrew Kerr as time wound down in the third.

Columbia led 35-14 with the ball on the Columbia 42 as the third quarter expired.

Brackett found Kennedy again for a 40-yard touchdown pass with 13:20 left in the game for the final 42-14 score.

Columbia received career days from Kennedy, who had seven catches and 148 yards, and Gerst, who carried 17 times for 124 yards.

Alex Gross led all players for the third consecutive games with 13 tackles. Ryan Murphy added nine tackles, a sack and two tackles for a loss. Adam Merher also added nine tackles with one for a loss.

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2010 Columbia FootballGame 4: Columbia 42, Lafayette 28

NEW YORK – Sophomore quarterback Sean Brackett accounted for 284 yards of total offense and four touchdowns as Columbia won its third straight game, 42-28, over Lafayette at Robert K. Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Brack-ett went 15-for-20 for 179 yards and three touchdowns through the air, and rushed for 105 yards and a score on the ground as the Lions move to 3-1 on the season.

Senior Alex Gross had 11 tackles to once again lead the Colum-bia defense, and had a big interception return for a touchdown in the second quarter. With the Leopards leading 10-7 and driving in Lion territory, Gross stepped in front of a pass by Lafayette’s Ryan O’Neil and rumbled 69 yards to swing momentum into Columbia’s favor.

After Lafayette got on the board first on a 32-yard field goal by Davis Rodriguez, Columbia reponded with a touchdown after gaining positive field position at its own 42-yard line. Brackett capped the drive by passing to a wide open Kurt Williams down the near sideline for a 28-yard strike to put Columbia ahead 7-3.

Lafayette answered quickly, when Ryan O’Neil found Kyle Hayes on a play-action pass to put the Leopards ahead, 10-7 near the end of the first quarter.

Lafayette appeared poised to score again on its next drive but Gross stepped in front of Lafayette tight end Kevin Doty and streaked down the far sideline for a 69-yard interception return for a touchdown to put Columbia ahead 14-10.

Despite the turnover, O’Neil continued to attack through the air, capping an eight-play drive by finding running back Jerome Rudolph for a 24-yard touchdown as the score seesawed back to Lafayette’s favor, 17-14.

Field position swung the game again, as Craig Hamilton re-turned the kickoff 54 yards into Lafayette territory, to the Leop-ards’ 36-yard line.

Columbia gradually moved the ball toward the goal line, ul-timately scoring when a scrambling Brackett threaded a pass through a pair of defenders to Zack Kourouma to give the Lions a 21-17 halftime advantage.

It took Columbia just three minutes into the third to tack an-other score on the board as Hamilton returned the opening drive 38 yards to the Columbia 43. After five consecutive rushes, Brack-ett found Kennedy for a 29-yard touchdown pass to make it 28-17 after Luke Eddy’s PAT.

Lafayette added a field goal after Columbia stalled a 57-yard drive at the Columbia nine, cutting the lead to eight with just un-der eight minutes left in the third quarter.

Columbia answered with yet another score, when Columbia’s combination of Brakett, Ivery, Nathan Lenz and Kourouma com-bined for 65 yards rushing before Brackett kept an option left for a four-yard touchdown. Columbia held Lafayette to a three-and-out and led 35-20 when Lafayette started its drive with 41 sec-onds remaining in the third.

Lafayette picked up a quick first down when Alan Elder rushed up the middle for 12. On third and four at the Lafayette 32, Gross laid a big hit on Mitchell Bennett after a short pass, and Josh Mar-tin recovered Bennett’s fumble and returned the ball deep into Lafayette territory, but a holding penalty on the play put Columbia back on the 41-yard line with 13:55 left to play.

After two first downs, a holding penalty pushed Columbia back to the 39 but Ivery gained eight on first and 20, and Brackett found Kourouma on a screen for a gain of 24. Ivery scored on a one-yard run, capping Columbia’s six-play 41-yard drive, to make it 42-20 with just under 11 minutes to play.

Lafayette added a touchdown with 3:56 remaining, when Jerome Ruldolph took the snap, flipped to Ryan O’Neil and hit Mitchell Bennett deep for a 69-yard gain on the flea flicker. The Leopards went 74 yards on three plays in 38 seconds and then made the two-point conversion to make it 42-28.

Columbia had 239 yards rushing to Lafayette’s 150. Hamilton totaled 135 yards in kick-off return yardage. Neil Schuster added 10 tackles on defense for Columbia.

Quickie Statistics (Final)Lafayette vs Columbia (Oct 09, 2010 at New York, N.Y.)

LAFAYETT COLScore 28 42FIRST DOWNS 18 21RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 27-150 50-239PASSING YDS (NET) 248 179Passes Att-Comp-Int 24-18-1 20-15-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 51-398 70-418Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-22Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 2-23Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-114 6-160Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-69Punts (Number-Avg) 3-38.0 2-35.0Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 4-32 8-89Possession Time 25:10 34:50Third-Down Conversions 1 of 9 6 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 4Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 3-4

Lafayette ColumbiaRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgElder, Alan 12 63 0 63 0 12 5.2Rudolph, Jerome 9 56 1 55 1 15 6.1Hayes, Kyle 1 21 0 21 0 21 21.0Kollie, Jet 1 7 0 7 0 7 7.0

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgBrackett, Sean 18 107 2 105 1 19 5.8Ivery, Leon 14 70 1 69 1 17 4.9Kourouma, Zack 10 35 6 29 0 11 2.9Garrett, M. 3 14 0 14 0 7 4.7

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackO'Neil, Ryan 18-24-1 248 2 69 1


Receiving No. Yards TD LongBennett, M. 4 93 0 69Rudolph, Jerome 3 46 1 24Layton, Mark 3 35 0 12Hayes, Kyle 2 58 1 34

Receiving No. Yards TD LongKourouma, Zack 3 52 1 24Williams, Kurt 3 41 1 28Gutierrez. Nico 3 23 0 9Kennedy, Andrew 2 34 1 29

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBKondash, Tom 3 114 38.0 44 0 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongGutierrez. Nico 2 23 0 15

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongKollie, Jet 5 114 0 30

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongHamilton, Craig 4 135 0 54Morand, Ross 1 25 0 25

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLSchmidlein, M. 6-5 11 0 0Nardone, Nick 4-6 10 0 0Butler, Leroy 5-2 7 0 0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLGross, Alex 6-5 11 0 0Schuster, Neil 6-4 10 0 0Mehrer, Adam 3-2 5 0 0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 10:46 LAFAYETT - Rodriguez, D. 32 yd field goal, 8-64 4:10 3 - 0

06:19 COL - Williams, Kurt 28 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 8-58 4:22 3 - 704:37 LAFAYETT - Hayes, Kyle 34 yd pass from O'Neil, Ryan (Rodriguez, D. kick), 4-63 1:36 10 - 7

2nd 10:58 COL - Gross, Alex 69 yd interception return (Eddy, Luke kick) 10 - 1407:55 LAFAYETT - Rudolph, Jerome 24 yd pass from O'Neil, Ryan (Rodriguez, D. kick), 8-60 3:03 17 - 1404:46 COL - Kourouma, Zack 7 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 7-36 3:00 17 - 21

3rd 12:09 COL - Kennedy, Andrew 29 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 6-57 2:45 17 - 2807:47 LAFAYETT - Rodriguez, D. 26 yd field goal, 8-57 4:16 20 - 2803:56 COL - Brackett, Sean 4 yd run (Eddy, Luke kick), 9-69 3:45 20 - 35

4th 10:46 COL - Ivery, Leon 1 yd run (Eddy, Luke kick), 6-41 3:09 20 - 4203:56 LAFAYETT - Rudolph, Jerome 5 yd run (Rudolph, Jerome rush), 3-74 0:38 28 - 42

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2010 Columbia FootballGame 5: Penn 27, Columbia 13

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Penn’s multi-faceted rushing attack com-

piled 281 yards on the ground as the Quakers defeated Columbia,

27-13 at Franklin Field. Penn held Columbia to just 44 yards rush-

ing, but Lions’ quarterback Sean Brackett went 18-33-0 in the air

for 240 yards and a touchdown.

Penn scored five minutes into the game on a seven-yard run

by Billy Ragone. Columbia answered with a drive of its own, but

the 12-play, 59-yard drive was stalled at the Penn 17 and first-

year Luke Eddy put the Lions up on the board with a 34-yard field

goal.

Penn’s next drive was a three and out. Nick Mistretta, who led

all players with 10 tackles on the afternoon, coupled with Matt

Stotler for a big stop on second down and eight. Matt Moretto

was charging Ragone on the next play, but Ragone tripped. Penn

was forced to punt.

Columbia started its second drive with 2:05 left to play in the

first. The Lions picked up a first down on third and one from their

own 35. On first and 10 from the 37, Brackett was sacked for a loss

of 12 by Brian Wing, which forced a fumble. Penn’s Drew Gold-

smith recovered and ran the ball in 25 yards for the score. Penn

led 14-3 after Andrew Samson’s extra point was good.

The teams traded three and out series, including a fake punt

attempt by Penn on fourth and six from the Penn 36. On Penn’s

second drive of the quarter, Adam Mehrer forced Brandon Co-

lavita to fumble and Neil Schuster recovered. Columbia took over

at the Penn 33, but was unable to capitalize on the prime field

position.

Penn scored on its next drive, an 11-play, 71-yard possession

that lasted just over five minutes. The Quakers threw the ball just

one time during the drive - a 28-yard pass, but rushed 11 times for

43 yards. There was a fumbled snap on the PAT, which kept the

score 20-10 Penn at the break.

Columbia cut the lead to 20-10 in the third quarter when Sean

Brackett found Andrew Kennedy on a 57-yard pass play, but Penn

answered with a touchdown on the very next drive to thwart the

rally.

Trailing 27-10, Eddy hit a 48-yard field goal, the longest Co-

lumbia field goal in nearly three years, to make it 27-13.

Andrew Kennedy had 107 yards receiving, marking just his

second career 100-yard game. Nico Gutierrez had 57 yards in the

loss. Mehrer and Alex Gross had nine tackles each.

Columbia had 44 yards rushing to Penn’s 281, conversely Co-

lumbia had 240 yards passing to Penn’s 45.

Penn moves to 4-1 and 2-0 in the Ivy League with the win and

Columbia’s record now stands at 3-2 and 1-1 in the Ivy League

after its first loss in the last four games.

Quickie Statistics (Final)Columbia vs #25 Penn (Oct 16, 2010 at Philadelphia, Pa.)

COL PENNScore 13 27FIRST DOWNS 17 16RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 33-44 57-281PASSING YDS (NET) 240 45Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-18-0 5-2-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 66-284 62-326Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-25Punt Returns-Yards 2-29 1--4Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-85 4-96Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-34.8 4-40.8Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1Penalties-Yards 3-35 5-43Possession Time 26:22 33:38Third-Down Conversions 3 of 14 4 of 11Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 1 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 3-3

Columbia PennRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgGerst, Nick 10 40 10 30 0 18 3.0Brackett, Sean 16 51 43 8 0 13 0.5DeVeau, Brian 2 5 0 5 0 3 2.5Kourouma, Zack 2 2 1 1 0 2 0.5

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgColavita, B. 16 104 1 103 1 17 6.4Ragone, Billy 10 80 2 78 1 20 7.8Jack, Jeff 13 46 0 46 1 13 3.5DeLuca, Luke 6 23 0 23 0 4 3.8


Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackRagone, Billy 2-3-0 45 0 28 0Becker, Ryan 0-2-0 0 0 0 1

Receiving No. Yards TD LongKennedy, Andrew 6 107 1 57Gutierrez. Nico 4 56 0 27Williams, Kurt 4 47 0 16Kourouma, Zack 1 11 0 11

Receiving No. Yards TD LongNawrocki, Luke 2 45 0 28


Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBLopano, Scott 4 163 40.8 49 1 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongBlackmon, Brad 1 -4 0 0

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongHamilton, Craig 4 79 0 29McHugh, Andrew 1 6 0 6

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongBlackmon, Brad 2 71 0 48Hamscher, Matt 1 25 0 25

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLMistretta, Nick 7-3 10 0 1Mehrer, Adam 7-2 9 0 0Gross, Alex 6-3 9 0 0Schuster, Neil 4-3 7 0 0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLHamscher, Matt 5-3 8 2 4Heller, Zach 4-4 8 1 3Rask, Erik 5-2 7 0 1Copeland, B. 3-2 5 0 3

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 09:13 PENN - Ragone, Billy 7 yd run (Samson, Andrew kick), 11-75 5:47 0 - 7

04:29 COL - Eddy, Luke 34 yd field goal, 12-59 4:37 3 - 700:26 PENN - Goldsmith, Drew 25 yd fumble recovery (Samson, Andrew kick) 3 - 14

2nd 02:01 PENN - Jack, Jeff 1 yd run (Calvert, Ryan rush failed), 11-71 5:20 3 - 203rd 06:49 COL - Kennedy, Andrew 57 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 6-97 2:39 10 - 20

03:37 PENN - Colavita, B. 8 yd run (Samson, Andrew kick), 6-41 3:00 10 - 2700:05 COL - Eddy, Luke 48 yd field goal, 6-33 3:25 13 - 27

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2010 Columbia FootballGame 6: Dartmouth 24, Columbia 21

Columbia led 21-17 midway through the fourth quarter but Dartmouth embarked on a 14-play, game-ending drive when the Big Green converted a pair of third downs and one fourth down to keep the chains moving. Nick Schwieger’s second touchdown of the day, a one-yard plunge with 2:28 left in the game, put Dart-mouth ahead for good.

After Columbia led 7-3 at halftime, Dartmouth’s two third quarter touchdowns gave the Big Green a 17-7 advantage head-ing into the fourth quarter.

The Big Green put together a pair of eight-yard plays after ben-eficial field position. A short field midway through the third gave Dartmouth the ball at its own 49-yard line. Dartmouth drove in-side the Columbia 10-yard line, where the Lions defense stiffened, causing a fourth-and-goal situation at the one-yard line.

Schwieger scored his first of the day on a one-yard dive that gave the Big Green their first lead of the game, 10-7.

After Dartmouth caused Columbia to go three and out, the Big Green regained possession at their own 41. Dartmouth quarter-back Connor Kempe completed passes to four different receivers on the drive, capping it with an eight-yard toss to Mitch Apraha-mian that ultimately gave Dartmouth a 17-7 lead going into the final quarter.

Dartmouth was primed to put the game away early in the fourth quarter, but Columbia’s Josh Smith forced a fumble that swung the momentum of the game. On a third and six from the Columbia 15-yard line, Kempe rolled left, lost the ball and Josh Martin pounced on the fumble to give Columbia possession again.

Columbia scored on a seven-play, 70-yard drive after the turn-over to get the Lions within three, at 17-14, and quickly recov-ered another Dartmouth fumble in the Columbia end. Dartmouth forced a fumble on the next Columbia drive, but the game swung again when the Lions recovered a Dartmouth fumble.

Kalasi Huggins laid a big hit on Schwieger that caused him to lose the ball and Martin recovered his second fumble of the day on the Dartmouth 29-yard line with less than eight minutes re-maining.

After the third Dartmouth turnover of the quarter, Columbia started the drive as Sean Brackett hit Nick Gerst with a swing pass for seven yards. After an incomplete pass, Brackett scrambled for a first down. On the next play, a key pass interference call on Dartmouth placed the ball at the two-yard line. On the next play, Nathan Lenz sprung free into the left flat and caught Brackett’s pass in the end zone to give the Lions a 21-17 advantage.

On its final drive, Dartmouth a pair of third downs and a fourth down play to get the ball deep in Columbia territory. Dartmouth eventually took the ball to the Columbia two and after Schwieger was stopped for a one-yard gain on first down, his second-down carry reached the end zone as the Big Green went ahead, 24-21 after the extra point.

Columbia had a chance with two and a half minutes remain-ing and the Lions converted a pair of first downs that moved the ball to the Columbia 35. However, the Lions’ drive stalled on its own 43 as Dartmouth notched its first Ivy League win of the season.

Alex Gross finished with a game-high 16 tackles, including 10 solo stops, along with a pass breakup. For his efforts, he was named the John Toner Columbia Football Homecoming Player of the Game.

Brackett threw for 188 yards and a score while his counter-part Kempe passed for 235 yards and a touchdown. Schwieger finished with 124 yards on 32 carries and a pair of touchdowns.

Quickie Statistics (Final)Dartmouth vs Columbia (Oct 23, 2010 at R.K. Kraft Field)

DART COLScore 24 21FIRST DOWNS 24 17RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-167 35-127PASSING YDS (NET) 235 188Passes Att-Comp-Int 37-24-0 31-17-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 81-402 66-315Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-2 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-95 4-81Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-52.5 7-34.9Fumbles-Lost 3-3 3-1Penalties-Yards 5-46 4-41Possession Time 33:05 26:55Third-Down Conversions 7 of 16 6 of 15Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 4 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-6 3-4

Dartmouth ColumbiaRushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgSchwieger, Nick 32 128 4 124 2 14 3.9Pierre, Dominic 5 30 0 30 0 15 6.0Kempe, Connor 4 31 15 16 0 16 4.0McManus, Tim 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg AvgBrackett, Sean 20 76 29 47 1 9 2.3Kourouma, Zack 5 43 1 42 0 28 8.4Gerst, Nick 8 38 0 38 1 9 4.8Lenz, Nathan 1 3 0 3 0 3 3.0

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long SackKempe, Connor 24-37-0 235 1 22 0


Receiving No. Yards TD LongMcManus, Tim 5 66 0 22Gallagher, John 5 46 0 16Schwieger, Nick 5 37 0 17Scott, Tanner 4 45 0 16

Receiving No. Yards TD LongWilliams, Kurt 6 75 0 30Kennedy, Andrew 6 63 0 19Kourouma, Zack 2 28 0 20Gutierrez. Nico 1 13 0 13

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TBBarstein,Daniel 2 105 52.5 61 1 0


Punt Returns No. Yards TD LongAbuhoff, Shawn 1 2 0 2

Punt Returns No. Yards TD Long

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongAbuhoff, Shawn 2 51 0 27Babb, Garrett 1 21 0 21

Kick Returns No. Yards TD LongHamilton, Craig 3 61 0 24Morand, Ross 1 20 0 20

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLAbuhoff, Shawn 5-1 6 0 0Casey, Joey 2-4 6 0 0Green, Bronson 4-0 4 0 0Hussey, Luke 3-1 4 0 0

Tackles UA-A Total Sacks TFLGross, Alex 10-6 16 0 0Moretto, Matt 3-6 9 0 0Williams, Augie 5-3 8 0 1Mehrer, Adam 5-2 7 0 0

Qtr Time Scoring Play V-H1st 08:01 COL - Gerst, Nick 3 yd run (Eddy, Luke kick), 13-80 6:59 0 - 7

02:49 DART - Schmidt, Foley 27 yd field goal, 11-47 5:03 3 - 73rd 07:04 DART - Schwieger, Nick 1 yd run (Schmidt, Foley kick), 8-51 4:13 10 - 7

02:27 DART - Aprahamian, M. 8 yd pass from Kempe, Connor (Schmidt, Foley kick), 8-59 3:01 17 - 74th 11:01 COL - Brackett, Sean 4 yd run (Eddy, Luke kick), 7-70 3:04 17 - 14

07:44 COL - Lenz, Nathan 2 yd pass from Brackett, Sean (Eddy, Luke kick), 5-29 2:08 17 - 2102:28 DART - Schwieger, Nick 1 yd run (Schmidt, Foley kick), 14-69 5:11 24 - 21

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2010 Ivy League Standings Ivy League Overall GP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PA Streak1 Penn 3 3-0 1.000 89 61 6 5-1 0.833 149 107 5-1 Won 4 Brown 3 3-0 1.000 73 41 6 4-2 0.667 143 115 4-2 Won 23 Harvard 3 2-1 0.667 90 74 6 4-2 0.667 178 111 4-2 Won 1 Yale 3 2-1 0.667 64 54 6 4-2 0.667 131 118 4-2 Lost 15 Dartmouth 3 1-2 0.333 72 79 6 4-2 0.667 163 137 4-2 Won 2 Columbia 3 1-2 0.333 76 65 6 3-3 0.500 151 119 3-3 Lost 27 Princeton 3 0-3 0.000 55 104 6 1-5 0.167 123 216 1-5 Lost 4 Cornell 3 0-3 0.000 38 79 6 1-5 0.167 69 176 1-5 Lost 3

All-Time Ivy League ChampionsYear Team (Ivy Record)1956 Yale (7-0)1957 Princeton (6-1)1958 Dartmouth (6-1)1959 Penn (6-1)1960 Yale (7-0)1961 Columbia (6-1) Harvard (6-1)1962 Dartmouth (7-0)1963 Dartmouth (5-2) Princeton (5-2)1964 Princeton (7-0)1965 Dartmouth (7-0)1966 Dartmouth (6-1) Harvard (6-1) Princeton (6-1)1967 Yale (7-0)1968 Harvard (6-0-1) Yale (6-0-1)1969 Dartmouth (6-1) Princeton (6-1)1970 Dartmouth (7-0)1971 Cornell (6-1) Dartmouth (6-1)1972 Dartmouth (5-1-1)1973 Dartmouth (6-1)1974 Harvard (6-1) Yale (6-1)1975 Harvard (6-1)1976 Brown (6-1) Yale (6-1)1977 Yale (6-1)1978 Dartmouth (6-1)

Year Team (Ivy Record)1979 Yale (6-1)1980 Yale (6-1)1981 Dartmouth (6-1) Yale (6-1)1982 Dartmouth (5-2) Harvard (5-2) Penn (5-2)1983 Harvard (5-1-1) Penn (5-1-1)1984 Penn (7-0)1985 Penn (6-1)1986 Penn (7-0)1987 Harvard (6-1)1988 Cornell (6-1) Penn (6-1)1989 Princeton (6-1) Yale (6-1)1990 Cornell (6-1) Dartmouth (6-1)1991 Dartmouth (6-1)1992 Dartmouth (6-1) Princeton (6-1)1993 Penn (7-0)1994 Penn (7-0)1995 Princeton (5-1-1)1996 Dartmouth (7-0)1997 Harvard (7-0)1998 Penn (6-1)1999 Brown (6-1) Yale (6-1)2000 Penn (6-1)2001 Harvard (7-0)

Year Team (Ivy Record)2002 Penn (7-0)2003 Penn (7-0)2004 Harvard (7-0)2005 Brown (6-1)2006 Princeton (6-1) Yale (6-1)2007 Harvard (7-0)2008 Harvard (6-1) Brown (6-1)2009 Penn (7-0)

This week in theIvy League

Saturday, October 30Columbia at Yale, Noon [YES]*Princeton at Cornell, 12:30 pm*Brown at Penn, 1:30 pm*Harvard at Dartmouth, 1:30 pm [NESN] [SIRIUS]

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2009 Columbia football honors

william V. Campbell Trophy SemifinalistAndy Shalbrack

Consensus Draft Services Preseason All-AmericanAustin KnowlinLou Miller

Columbia Student-Athlete of the MonthRay Rangel (September)

Ivy League Offensive Player of the weekM.A. Olawale (Sept. 22)

Ivy League Defensive Player of the weekCorey Cameron (Oct. 6)

Ivy League rookie of the weekSean Brackett (Nov. 23)

first Team All-Ivy LeagueLou Miller (unanimous)Jeff AdamsAustin Knowlin (Wide Receiver)

Second Team All-IvyAndrew KennedyAdam Mehrer

honorable MentionCorey CameronAustin Knowlin (Special Teams)M.A. OlawaleAndy Shalbrack

Academic All-Ivy LeagueLou MillerAndy Shalbrack

2009 Columbia football Team Awards

Phil fusco AwardM.A. Olawale (Sr., QB)

Maniatty-remmer Unsung hero AwardDerek Jancisin (Sr., WR)

John J. Cirigliano Ironman AwardTaylor Joseph (Sr., WR)

Lou Little Coaches Most Improved AwardJared Morine (Sr., CB)

Ken Germann freshman AwardSean Brackett (Fr., QB)

Special forces AwardAugie Williams (Jr., SS)

Most Valuable OffenseAustin Knowlin (Sr., WR)

Most Valuable DefenseLou Miller (Sr., DE)

Jack Armstrong Outstanding Offensive LinemanJohn Seiler (Sr.)

Sid Luckman Most Valuable Player AwardAustin Knowlin (Sr., WR)

Campbell-Murff Captains AwardAlex Gross (Jr., LB), Taylor Joseph (Sr., WR), Austin Knowlin (Sr., WR), Lou Miller (Sr., DE), M.A. Olawale (Sr., QB), John Seiler (Sr., OL)

2010 Columbia Football2009 Awards and honors

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National AwardsMaxwell Award (Player of the Year)Paul Governali ‘43 - 1942

National Coach of the YearRay Tellier - 1996

National football foundation/College hall of fame Gold Medal AwardWilliam V. Campbell ‘62 - 2004

National football foundation/College hall of fame Scholar-AthleteMichael Quarshie ‘05

NCAA’s 100 Most Influential Student-AthletesWilliam V. Campbell ’62Robert Kraft ’63

Theodore roosevelt AwardRobert Kraft ’63 - 2006

National football foundation hall of famePaul Governali ’43Percy D. Haughton (Coach, 1923-1924)Walter Koppisch ’25Lou Little (Coach, 1930-1956) Sid Luckman ’39Cliff Montgomery ’34William Morley 1902Frank O’Neill (Coach, 1920-1922)George F. Sanford (Coach, 1899-1901)Bill Swiacki ’48Harold Weekes 1903

walter Camp All-America1899 Charles Wright ’02 (second team) Harold Weekes ’03 (third team)1900 William Morley ’02 (first team) Harold Weekes ’03 (second team) Charles Wright ’02 (second team) Henry van Hoevenberg ’02 (third team)1901 Harold Weekes ’03 (first team) William Morley ’02 (third team)1903 Richard W. Smith ’04 (first team) Tom Thorp ’05 (second team) Edward Bruce ’04 (third team)1904 Tom Thorp ’05 (second team)1905 Philip Von Saltza ’06 (second team)1918 Chester Robb ’19 (second team)1923 Walter Koppisch ’25 (third team)1924 Walter Koppisch ’25 (first team)2004 Wade Fletcher ‘05

All-America1933 Joe Ferrara ’35 (first team) Cliff Montgomery ’34 (first team)1938 Sid Luckman ’39 (first team)1942 Paul Governali ’43 (first team)1947 Bill Swiacki ’48 (first team)1948 Lou Kusserow ’49 (first team)1951 Gerald Audette ’52 (hm) Vernon Wynott ’52 (hm)1968 Marty Domres ’69 (hm)1969 Mike Pyszczymucha ’71 (hm)1970 Mike Pyszczymucha ’71 (third team)1971 Paul Kaliades ’73 (third team) Mike Evans ’74 (hm) Don Jackson ’73 (hm)1972 Ted Gregory ’74 (hm) Paul Kaliades ’73 (hm)1973 George Georges ’74 (hm) Ted Gregory ’74 (hm) Mike Telep ’75 (hm)1974 Barry Sorrels ’75 (hm)1975 Doug Jackson ’76 (hm)1976 Ed Backus ’77 (hm) John Garland ’77 (hm)1977 Artie Pulsinelli ’79 (hm)1978 Eric Blattman ’80 (hm) Victor Kaminski ’80 (hm)1979 Mike Brown ’80 (hm) Sean Cannon ’81 (hm)1980 Sean Cannon ’81 (hm)1981 Steve Monteith ’82 (hm) Vince Pelini ’82 (hm)1982 Don Lewis ’84 (hm) Bill Reggio ’84 (hm) John Witkowski ’84 (hm)1983 Don Lewis ’84 (third team) John Witkowski ’84 (third team) Dan Upperco ’85 (hm)1984 Len Genova ’85 (hm) Dan Upperco ’85 (hm)1987 Matt Sodl ’88 (hm)1989 Bart Barnett ’90 (hm) Matt Less ’90 (hm)1990 Gary Comstock ’91 (hm) Bruce Mayhew ’91 (hm) Gary Snyder ’91 (hm)1991 Tom Boccafola ’92 (hm) Des Werthman ’93 (hm)1992 Des Werthman ’93 (hm)1994 Brian Bassett ’95 (third team)1996 Marcellus Wiley ’97 (third team)2000 Johnathan Reese ’02 (hm)2004 Wade Fletcher ‘05 (third team)2007 Austin Knowlin ‘10 (hm)2008 Austin Knowlin ‘10 (hm)

E.C.A.C. Player of the Year1964 Archie Roberts ’65 (tie with Princeton’s Cosmo Iacavazzi)

E.C.A.C. All-East1957 Coy Gobble ’59 (hm) Dick Donelli ’59 (hm) Harvey Brookins ’60 (hm)1961 Russ Warren ’621962 Tony Day ’631963 Archie Roberts ’651964 Archie Roberts ’651970 Mike Pyszczymucha ’711971 Mike Evans ’74 Paul Kaliades ’731972 Mike Evans ’74 Paul Kaliades ’731973 Mike Evans ’74 George Georges ’741975 Doug Jackson ’761976 Ed Backus ’771982 Don Lewis ’84 John Witkowski ’84 (hm)1983 Don Lewis ’84 John Witkowski ’841991 Tom Boccafola ’92 Des Werthman ’931992 Des Werthman ’931994 Brian Bassett ’951995 Rory Wilfork ’97 Roy Hanks ’98 (2nd team)1996 Marcellus Wiley ’97 Rory Wilfork ’97 Matt Linit ’99 (2nd team)2000 Johnathan Reese ’02 (2nd team)2004 Wade Fletcher ‘05 (hm)

hm = Honorable Mention

2010 Columbia FootballAll-Time National honors

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John Witkowski ’84

1982 Don Lewis ’84 Bill Reggio ’84 John Witkowski ’84 Chris Jenkins ’83 (2nd team) Miro Lovric ’83 (2nd team) James Witherspoon ’83 (2nd team)1983 Don Lewis ’84 Dan Upperco ’85 John Witkowski ’84 Winslow Cervantes ’86 (2nd team)1984 Len Genova ’85 Dan Upperco ’851985 Rick Cavalli ’86 (2nd team) Mark Milam ’86 (2nd team)1987 Matt Sodl ’88 Paul Childers ’89 (2nd team) Matt Pollard ’90 (2nd team)1988 Terry Brown ’89 (2nd team) Paul Childers ’89 (2nd team) Bob Paschall ’90 (2nd team)1989 Bart Barnett ’90 Matt Less ’90 Bob Paschall ’90 (2nd team) Galen Snyder ’91 (2nd team)1990 Gary Comstock ’91 Bruce Mayhew ’91 Galen Snyder ’911991 Tom Boccafola ’92 Des Werthman ’93 Chuck Dimitroff ‘92 (2nd team) Brad Hutton ‘92 (2nd team) Bob Kent ‘92 (2nd team)1992 Sean Nichols ’94 Des Werthman ’931993 Sean Nichols ’94 Mark Calveric ’94 (2nd team)1994 Brian Bassett ’95 Eric Keck ’96 Tony Petras ’95 Jamie Schwalbe ’95 Craig Valentine ’96 Marcellus Wiley ’96 Rory Wilfork ’97 Joe Aldrich ’96 (2nd team) Jim Hudnall ’95 (2nd team)1995 Craig Valentine ’96 Rory Wilfork ’97 John Harper ’96 (2nd team) Ralph Hudson ’96 (2nd team) Eric Keck ’96 (2nd team) Randy Murff ’97 (2nd team)1996 Roy Hanks ’98 Marcellus Wiley ’97 Rory Wilfork ’97 Mike Jennings ’97 (2nd team) Matt Linit ’99 (2nd team) Austin Milliken ’97 (2nd team) Randy Murff ’97 (2nd team)1997 Bert Bondi ’99 Roy Hanks ’98 Jay DuPertuis ’98 (2nd team) Jeremy Taylor ’99 (2nd team)

1955 Claude Benham ’57 Fred Bucci ’561956 Claude Benham ’571959 Bob Federspiel ’61 Bob Asack ’62 (2nd team)1960 Bob Asack ’62 Bob Federspiel ’61(2nd team) Tony Radano ‘61 (2nd team)1961 Bob Asack ’62 Lee Black ’62 Tony Day ’63 Tom Haggerty ’62 Russ Warren ’62 Dick Hassan ’62 (2nd team)1962 Archie Roberts ’65 Tony Day ’63 (2nd team)1963 Archie Roberts ’65 John Strauch ’65 (2nd team)1964 Archie Roberts ’65 John Strauch ’65 (2nd team)1965 Richard Flory ’66 (2nd team)1968 Marty Domres ’691969 Robbie Wroe ’71 (2nd team)1970 Charles Johnson ’72 Jesse Parks ’73 Mike Pyszczymucha ’71 Mike Shane ’71 (2nd team) Paul Kaliades ’73 (2nd team)1971 Mike Evans ’74 Don Jackson ’73 Paul Kaliades’73 Jesse Parks ’73 (2nd team) Charles Johnson ’72 (2nd team)1972 Ted Gregory ’74 Paul Kaliades’73 Ed Dunn ’73 (2nd team) Jesse Parks ’73 (2nd team) Pat Sharkey ’73 (2nd team)1973 George Georges ’74 Ted Gregory ’74 Mike Telep ’75 Mike Evans ’74 (2nd team) Steve Noble ’75 (2nd team) Dwight Valentine ’75 (2nd team)1974 Barry Sorrels ’75 1975 Doug Jackson ’76 Ed Backus ’77 (2nd team) Tom Masso ’77 (2nd team) Tim Towler ’77 (2nd team)1976 Ed Backus ’77 John Garland ’77 Chip Hillenbrand ’77 (2nd team)1977 Artie Pulsinelli ’79 Bruce Stephens ’78 (2nd team)1978 Eric Blattman ’80 Victor Kaminski ’80 Artie Pulsinelli ’79 (2nd team)1979 Mike Brown ’80 Sean Cannon ’81 Rico Josephs ’81 (2nd team)1980 Sean Cannon ’81 Joe Cabrera ’82 (2nd team) Sean D’Arcy ’81 (2nd team)1981 Steve Monteith ’82 Vince Pelini ’82 Miro Lovric ’83 (2nd team) Mike Scavina ’83 (2nd team)

1998 Rashaan Curry ’99 Kirby Mack ’00 Paul Roland ’99 Chris Tillotson ’99 Jason Bivens ’00 (2nd team) Dave Curtis ’99 (2nd team) Kevin Wright ’00 (2nd team)1999 Jason Bivens ’00 (2nd team) Matt Radley ’00 (2nd team)2000 Kirby Mack ’01 Philip Murray ’03 Johnathan Reese ’02 Joe Cook ’01 (2nd team) Brian Gordon ’01 (2nd team) Avery Moseley ’01 (2nd team) Matt Stary ’01 (2nd team)2001 Johnathan Reese ‘02 (2nd team) Matt Himelstein’02 (2nd team) Philip Murray ‘03 (2nd team)2002 Philip Murray ‘03 Pat Girardi ‘ 03 (2nd team) Nick Rudd ‘05 (2nd team)2003 Nick Rudd '05 Steven Cargile '04 (2nd team) Kevin Coco '05 (2nd team) Wade Fletcher '05 (2nd team) Ayo Oluwole '05 (2nd team) Michael Quarshie '05 (2nd team)2004 Wade Fletcher ‘05 Michael Quarshie ‘05 Rashad Biggers ‘05 (2nd team) Kevin Coco ‘05 (2nd team)2005 Brandon Bowser ’06 (2nd team) Tad Crawford ’07 (2nd team) Prosper Nwokocha ’06 (2nd team)2006 Matt Barsamian ’07 Tad Crawford ’07 Adam Brekke ’07 (2nd team) Craig Hormann ’08 (2nd team)2007 Austin Knowlin ‘10 Jon Rocholl ‘09 (2nd team)2008 Alex Gross ‘11 Lou Miller ‘10 Mike Brune ‘09 (2nd team) Austin Knowlin ‘10 (2nd team) Drew Quinn ‘09 (2nd team) Jon Rocholl ‘09 (2nd team)2009 Lou Miller ’10 Austin Knowlin ’10 Jeff Adams ’12 Adam Mehrer ‘11 (2nd team) Andrew Kennedy ’11 (2nd team)

Bushnell Cup:Ivy League Player of the Year 1975 Doug Jackson ’761982 John Witkowski ’84

Ivy League rookie of the Year 1988 Solomon Johnson ’92 1998 Johnathan Reese ’022006 Austin Knowlin ’102007 Alex Gross ‘11

Note: Based on vote of head coaches. Players were first team unless otherwise noted.

Lou Miller ’10

Bob Asack ‘62

Austin Knowlin ‘10

Ted Gregory ‘74

Doug Jackson ’76

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SEASONrushing Yards 1330 Johnathan Reese (2000) 967 Johnathan Reese (2001) 914 Doug Jackson (1975) 903 Ayo Oluwole (2003) 776 Lou Kusserow (1948) 726 Mike Goldman (1983)

Pass Completions 250 John Witkowski (1982) 234 John Witkowski (1983) 217 Jeff Otis (2003) 215 Craig Hormann (2007) 212 Steve Hunsberger (2002) 193 Bruce Mayhew (1990) 189 Craig Hormann (2006)

Passing Yardage 3152 John Witkowski (1983) 3050 John Witkowski (1982) 2552 Jeff Otis (2003) 2505 Craig Hormann (2007) 2234 Bruce Mayhew (1990) 2206 Marty Domres (1968)

Touchdown Passes 29 John Witkowski (1982) 23 John Witkowski (1983) 19 Paul Governali (1942) 17 Jeff Otis (2003) 13 Jeff McCall (2000) 13 Dick Carr (1953)

Total Offense 3167 John Witkowski (1983) 2949 John Witkowski (1982) 2675 Jeff Otis (2003) 2404 Marty Domres (1968) 2361 Craig Hormann (2007) 2346 Bruce Mayhew (1990)

CArEErrushing Yards 3321 Johnathan Reese (’98-01) 1992 Lou Kusserow (’45-48) 1528 Doug Jackson (’73-75) 1485 Jordan Davis (‘05-08) 1447 Greg Abbruzzese (’88, ’90-91) 1426 Norman Hayes (’97-99)

Pass Completions 613 John Witkowski (’81-83) 568 Craig Hormann (’04-07) 429 Jeff Otis (’02-04) 375 Jeff McCall (’98-01) 368 Marty Domres (’66-68) 365 Bruce Mayhew (’88-90) 313 Archie Roberts (’62-64)

Passing Yardage 7849 John Witkowski (’81-83) 6201 Craig Hormann (’04-07) 4666 Jeff Otis (’02-04) 4492 Marty Domres (’66-68) 4250 Jeff McCall (’98-01) 4030 Bruce Mayhew (’88-90)

Touchdown Passes 56 John Witkowski (’81-83) 31 Jeff McCall (’98-01) 29 Archie Roberts (’62-64) 29 Eugene Rossides (’45-48) 27 Craig Hormann (’04-07) 26 Don Jackson (’70-72)

Total Offense 7748 John Witkowski (’81-83) 5945 Craig Hormann (’04-07) 5345 Marty Domres (’66-68) 4787 Jeff Otis (’02-04) 4278 Bruce Mayhew (’88-90) 4224 Jeff McCall (’98-01)

SEASONPass receptions 84 Don Lewis (1982) 74 Austin Knowlin (2007) 71 Bill Reggio (1983) 70 Bill Reggio (1982) 69 Don Lewis (1983)

receiving Yards 1000 Don Lewis (1982) 988 Austin Knowlin (2007) 987 Bill Reggio (1982) 958 Bill Reggio (1983) 888 Don Lewis (1983) 874 Wade Fletcher (2003)

Scoring 114 Jonathan Reese (2000) 108 Lou Kusserow (1948) 90 Lou Kusserow (1945) 86 Bill Reggio (1982) 72 Walter Koppich (1924) 72 Des Werthman (1992)

Points After Touchdown 25 Joe Aldrich (1994) 23 Charles Klemovich (1948) 22 Larry Walsh (1983) 22 Sam Warren (2001) 21 Joe Aldrich (1995) 21 Miro Lovric (1982)

field Goals 13 Matt Linit (1996) 11 Joe Aldrich (1994) 11 Miro Lovric (1981) 11 Jon Rocholl (2005) 11 Nick Rudd (2003) 10 Jon Rocholl (2006) 10 Matt Pollard (1988) 10 Tom Boccafola (1990, 91)

CArEEr Pass receptions 210 Austin Knowlin (2006-09) 176 Don Lewis (’81-83) 170 Bill Reggio (’81-83) 156 Travis Chmelka (2000-03) 124 Mike Sardo (’90-92) 117 Bert Bondi (’95-98)

receiving Yards 2484 Austin Knowlin (2006-09) 2384 Bill Reggio (’81-83) 2207 Don Lewis (’81-83) 1588 Travis Chmelka (2000-03) 1529 Dan Upperco (’82-84) 1518 David Ramierz (’93-96)

Scoring 270 Lou Kusserow (’45-48) 212 Johnathan Reese (’98-01) 194 Ralph Hewit (’29-31) 192 Walter Koppisch (’21-24) 177 Cliff Montgomery (’31-33)

Points After Touchdown 57 Jon Rocholl (’05-08) 52 Nick Rudd (‘01-04) 51 Bob McKeon (’75-77) 50 Al Ward (’50-52) 47 Joe Aldrich (’93-95) 47 Paul Kaliades (’70-72) 40 Neal Kravitz (’97-99)

field Goals 38 Jon Rocholl (‘05-08) 21 Nick Rudd (‘01-04) 20 Miro Lovric (’80-82) 20 Tom Boccafola (’89-91) 16 Joe Aldrich (’93-95) 16 Neal Kravitz (’97-99)

NOTE: All records, except scoring, date from 1937.

2010 Columbia FootballSeason and Career records

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rushingAttempts Game: 43—Norman Hayes (vs. Princeton, 1997) Season: 263—Johnathan Reese (2000) Career: 739—Johnathan Reese (1998-01)

Yards Gained Game: 236—Johnathan Reese (vs. Dartmouth, 2000) Season 1330—Johnathan Reese (2000) Career: 3321—Johnathan Reese (1998-01)

Average Yards Per Attempt Game: 16.4—Bud Hunter, 7-115 (vs. Syracuse, 1944) (Minimum 7 attempts) Season: 5.9—Lou Kusserow, 130-766 (1948) (Minimum 75 attempts) Career: 6.2—Howard Hansen, 193-1203 (1949-51) (Minimum 175 attempts)

receivingreceptions Game: 14—Bert Bondi (vs. Cornell, 1996) Season: 84—Don Lewis (1982) Career: 210—Austin Knowlin (2006-2009)

receiving Yards Game: 214—Bill Wazevich (vs. Princeton, 1967) Season: 1000—Don Lewis (1982) Career: 2484—Austin Knowlin (2006-2009)

Touchdown receptions Game: 3—Dale Hopp (vs. Dartmouth, 1953) 3—Bill Reggio (vs. Princeton, 1982) 3—Bill Reggio (vs. Dartmouth, 1982) Season: 14—Bill Reggio (1982) Career: 26—Bill Reggio (1981-83)

Average Yards Per Catch Game: 39.8—Jim O’Connor, 5-199 (vs. Princeton, 1966) (Minimum 5 receptions) Season: 23.6—Bill Swiacki, 18-392 (1946) (Minimum 5 receptions) Career: 18.6—Bill Swiacki, 49-909 (1946-47) (Minimum 5 receptions)

PassingAttempts Game: 64—John Witkowski (vs. Dartmouth, 1982) Season: 453—John Witkowski (1982) Career: 1176—John Witkowski (1981-83)

Completions Game 39—John Witkowski (vs. Dartmouth, 1982) Season: 250—John Witkowski (1982) Career: 613—John Witkowski (1981-83)

Completion Percentage Game: .857—Archie Roberts, 12-14 (vs. Lehigh, 1962) (Minimum 10 attempts) Season: .616—Archie Roberts, 101-164 (1963) (Minimum 75 attempts) Career: .591—Archie Roberts, 313-530 (1962-64) (Minimum 200 attempts)Passing Yards Game: 466—John Witkowski (vs. Dartmouth, 1982) Season: 3152—John Witkowski (1983) Career: 7849—John Witkowski (1981-83)

Touchdown Passes Game: 5—Paul Governali (vs. Ft. Monmouth, 1942) 5—John Witkowski (vs. Dartmouth, 1982) 5—Sean Brackett (vs. Princeton, 2010) Season: 29—John Witkowski (1982) Career: 56—John Witkowski (1981-83)

Total OffenseTotal Plays Game: 74—John Witkowski (vs. Dartmouth, 1982) Season: 507—John Witkowski (1982) Career: 1330—John Witkowski (1981-83)

Total Yards Game: 504—John Witkowski (vs. Dartmouth, 1982) Season: 3167—John Witkowski (1983) Career: 7748—John Witkowski (1981-83)

Average Yards Per Play Game: 13.9—Mitch Price, 10-139 (vs. Hobart, 1950) (Minimum 10 attempts) Season: 7.2—Eugene Rossides (1946) (Minimum 100 attempts)

NOTE: All records, except scoring, date from 1937. Scoring records date from 1915.

PuntingPunts Game: 15—Otto Appel (vs. Brown, 1944) Season: 76—Ryan Kiernan (1997), Matt Linit (1996) Career: 233—Ryan Kiernan (1997-00)

Average Distance Game: 50.7—Ryan Kiernan (vs. Yale, 1998) 47.3—Jon Rocholl (vs. Yale, 2007) (Minimum 5 attempts) Season: 41.6—Ken Germann (1941) (Minimum 20 attempts) 41.5—Jon Rocholl (2007) (Minimum 30 attempts) Career: 39.0—Jon Rocholl (2005-08)(Min. 60 att.)

ScoringPoints Game: 30—Eugene Rossides (vs. Cornell, 1945) 30—Emmanuel Littauer (vs. St. Lawrence, 1915) Season: 114—Johnathan Reese (2000) Career: 270—Lou Kusserow, 45 TDs (1945-48—4 yr.) 194—Ralph Hewitt, 28 TDs, 17 XPs, 3 FGs (1929-31—3 years)Touchdowns Game: 5—Eugene Rossides (vs. Cornell, 1945) 5—Emmanuel Littauer (vs. St. Lawrence, 1915) Season: 19—Johnathan Reese (2000) Career: 45—Lou Kusserow (1945-48—4 years) 28—Ralph Hewitt (1929-31—3 years) 28—Cliff Montgomery (1931-33—3 years)

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Longest PlaysPassing: 93 yards—John Witkowski to Mark Milam vs. Bucknell, 1983Punt: 77 yards—Bill Reed vs. Dartmouth, 1970Interception return: 96 yards—James Witherspoon vs. Brown, 1981Punt return: 91 yards—Travis Chmelka vs. Fordham, 2003Kickoff return: 100 yards—Lou Kusserow vs. Dartmouth, 1948field Goal: 53 yards—Ralph Hewitt vs. Cornell, 1930 (drop kick) 50 yards—Matt Pollard vs. Lehigh, 1988 (placement)rushing: 93 yards—John Nork vs. Lafayette, 1946; Jimmy Henderson vs. Yale, 1984; J.R. Clearfield vs. Bucknell, 1989Longest winning Streak: Eight games, 1903, 1933-34Longest Losing Streak: 44 games, 1983-88 Longest Unbeaten Streak: 10 games, 1902-03, 1931-32 (nine victories, one tie)

Scoring by KickingPoints Game: 13 —Nick Rudd (2003) Season: 58 —Joe Aldrich (1994) Career: 177—Jon Rocholl (2005-08)

Points After Touchdown Made Game: 7—Michael Waln (vs. Dartmouth, 2000) 7—John Kennedy (vs. Hobart, 1917) Season: 25—Joe Aldrich (1994) Career: 52—Nick Rudd (2001-04)

Points After Touchdown Attempted Game: 9—Ventan Yablonski (vs. Syracuse, 1946) Season: 28—Charles Klemovich (1948)

Consecutive Points After Touchdown Season: 22—Larry Walsh (1983)

field Goals Made Game: 4—Nick Rudd (vs. Princeton, 2003) 4—Howard Miller (vs. Wesleyan, 1915) Season: 13—Matt Linit (1996) Career: 38—Jon Rocholl (2005-08)

Consecutive field Goals Season: 7—Jon Rocholl (2005) 2 Seasons: 7—Matt Pollard (1988-89)

InterceptionsNumber Game: 4—Lou Kusserow (vs. Yale, 1945) Season: 8— Robbie Wroe (1969), Bill Olson (1948) 7—Philip Murray (2000) Career: 16—Lou Kusserow (1945-48—4 years) 16—Philip Murray (1999-2002—4 years) 15—Mike Brown (1977-79—3 years)

Yards returned Game: 96—James Witherspoon (vs. Brown, 1981) Season: 124—Bill Olson (1948) Career: 221—Philip Murray (1999-2002—4 years)

Kick returnsPunt returns Game: 9—Eugene Rossides (vs. Dartmouth, 1947) Season: 23—Bill Carey (1967) Career: 72—Roy Hanks (1994-97)

Punt return Yardage Game: 139—Roger Dennis (vs. Yale, 1965) Season: 332—Bill Carey (1967) Career: 713—Eugene Rossides (1946-48—3 years) 854—Eugene Rossides (1945-48—4 years)

Kickoff returns Game: 9—Terry Brown (vs. Bucknell, 1987) Season: 39—James Witherspoon (1982) Career: 95—Terry Brown (1987-89)

Kickoff return Yardage Game: 220—Terry Brown (vs. Bucknell, 1987) Season: 821—Prosper Nwokocha (2005) Career: 1977—Terry Brown (1987-89)

The Last TimeLast Punt return for TD: Austin Knowlin vs. Cornell, 2008(76 yards)Last Kickoff return for TD: Prosper Nwokocha vs. Fordham, 2005 (94 yards)Last Interception return for TD: Alex Gross vs. Lafayette, 2010, (69 yards)Last fumble return for TD: Eugene Edwards vs. Brown, 2007 (69 yards)Last Kick Block for TD: Ryan Mettee vs. Fordham, 2004 (8 yards)

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Game SeasonPOINTS No. Opponent(Year) No. Games(Year)Most Against All Opponents 70 Hobart (1917) 288 10 games (1925)Most Against Ivy Opponents 50 Brown (1961) 214 7 games (1961)Fewest Against All Opponents 0 178 times 13 8 games (1916) 0 140 times since 1900 35 9 games (1958)Most by Opponent 93 Yale (1883) 390 10 games (1982)Fewest by Opponent 0 133 times since 1900 26 9 games (1931)

FIRSTDOWNS No. Opponent(Year) No. Games(Year)Most 30 Harvard (1975) 223 10 games (1983)Fewest 2 Princeton (1957) 64 8 games (1966) 2 Dartmouth (1959)Most by Opponent 33 Princeton (1957) 245 10 games (1983) 33 Penn (2001)Fewest by Opponent 4 Colgate (1944) 72 8 games (1939)

RUSHING No. Opponent(Year) No. Games(Year)Most Attempts 84 Penn (1966) 495 10 games (1988)Fewest Attempts 13 Princeton (2006) 244 10 games (2007)Most Attempts by Opponent 80 Princeton (1979) 609 10 games (1981)Fewest Attempts by Opponent 19 Lehigh (1998) 342 8 games (1941)Most Yards 444 Brown (1988) 2363 10 games (2005)Fewest Yards -80 Navy (1943) 464 10 games (2005)Most Yards by Opponent 553 Navy (1943) 3180 10 games (1982)Fewest Yards by Opponent -30 Lehigh (1998) 962 10 games (1998)

PASSING No. Opponent(Year) No. Games(Year)Most Attempts 64 Dartmouth (1982) 457 10 games (1982)Fewest Attempts 4 Lafayette (1946) 79 8 games (1939)Most Att. by Opponent 59 Cornell (1992), Princeton (2002) 374 10 games (2000)Fewest Att. by Opponent 2 Penn (1978) 78 8 games (1943)Most Completions 39 Dartmouth (1982) 251 10 games (1982)Fewest Completions 1 Dartmouth (1953) 26 8 games (1939)Most Comp. by Opponent 37 Cornell (1992) 232 10 games (2000)Fewest Comp. by Opponent 0 Yale (1954) 33 8 games (1943) 0 Cornell (1965) Best Comp. Avg. .909 Hobart (1950) [10-11] .602 9 games (1962)Worst Comp. Avg. .059 Holy Cross (1959) [1-17] .329 8 games (1939)Best Comp. Avg., Opponent .857 Lafayette (2004) [12-14] .633 10 games (1999)Worst Comp. Avg., Opponent .077 Brown (1969) .352 9 games (1938)Most Yards 466 Dartmouth (1982) 3182 10 games (1983)Fewest Yards -1 Rutgers (1975) 293 8 games (1938)Most Yards by Opponent 437 Penn (1999) 2734 10 games (1999)Fewest Yards by Opponent 0 Yale (1954) 406 8 games (1943) 0 Cornell (1965)Most Touchdowns 5 Princeton (2010) 29 10 games (1982)

TOTALOFFENSE No. Opponent(Year) No. Games(Year)Most Attempts 106 Harvard (1975) 770 10 games (1996)Fewest Attempts 34 Rutgers (1954) 415 8 games (1949)Most Att. by Opp 103 Brown (1973) 792 10 games (1989)Fewest Att. by Opp 45 Lafayette (1945) 445 8 games (1941)Most Yards 547 Dartmouth (1982) 4080 10 games (1983)Fewest Yards -45 Holy Cross (1959) 1323 8 games (1939)Most Yds. by Opp 667 Colgate (1977) 4820 10 games (1982)Fewest Yds. by Opp 75 Lafayette (1946) 1738 8 games (1939)

PUNTING No. Opponent(Year) No. Games(Year)Most Punts 16 Navy (1943) 97 9 games (1940)Fewest Punts 1 Penn (1964) 42 10 games (2001)Best Average 50.7 Yale (1998) 41.3 10 games (2007)Worst Average 16.7 Brown (1988) 29.7 10 games (1992)

Team records

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TeamTouchdowns rushing in a game 3 – September 19, 2009 vs. Fordham (3) 4 – September 22, 2007 vs. Marist (4)

Touchdowns Passing in a game 2 – September 19, 2009 at Fordham (2) 3 – October 9, 2010 vs. Lafayette (3) 4 – November 12, 1994 vs. Cornell (4) 5 – October 2, 2010 vs. Princeton (5)

first Downs in a game21 -- October 9, 2010 vs. Lafayette (21)25 – October 11, 2003 vs. Princeton (29)30 – October 11, 1975 vs. Harvard (30)

rushed for in a game200 – October 9, 2010 vs. Lafayette (239)300 – November 19, 1988 vs. Brown (444)400 – November 19, 1988 vs. Brown (444)

Passed for in a game200 – October 2, 2010 vs. Princeton (273)300 – November 17, 2007 vs. Harvard (326)400 – October 13, 2007 vs. Penn (424)

Total Offense in a game400 – October 9, 2010 vs. Lafayette (418)500 – October 2, 2010 vs. Princeton (528)600 – October 11, 2003 at Lafayette (603)

Scored in a game40 – October 2, 2010 vs. Princeton (42)50 – September 30, 1961 at Brown (50)

Individual100+ yards rushing in a gameSean Brackett, October 9, 2010 vs. Lafayette (105)

150+ yards rushing in a gameSean Brackett, November 21, 2009 vs. Brown (177)

200+ yards rushing in a gameJohnathan Reese, October 7, 2000 at Lafayette (201)

200+ yards passing in a gameSean Brackett, October 2, 2010 vs. Princeton (273)

300+ yards passing in a gameSean Brackett, November 21, 2009 vs. Brown (322)

400+ yards passing in a gameCraig Hormann, October 13, 2007 vs. Penn (417)

300+ yards total offense in a gameSean Brackett, November 21, 2009 vs. Brown (322)

100+ yards receiving in a gameAndrew Kennedy, October 16, 2010 vs. Penn (107)

150+ yards receiving in a gameAustin Knowlin, October 13, 2007 vs. Penn (188)

Scored two touchdowns rushing in a gameM.A. Olawale, November 14, 2009 at Cornell

Scored three touchdowns rushing in a gameJordan Davis, September 22, 2007 vs. Marist (3)

Scored two touchdowns receiving in a gameAndrew Kennedy, October 2, 2010 vs. Princeton (2)

Scored three touchdowns receiving in a gameBill Reggio, November 6, 1982 vs. Dartmouth

Kicked three field goals in a gameJon Rocholl, November 17, 2007 vs. Brown

Kicked four field goals in a gameNick Rudd, October 4, 2003 at Princeton

Kicked 50-yard field goal in a gameMatt Pollard, October 29, 1988 vs. Lehigh

Kicked six PATS in a gameLuke Eddy, October 9, 2010 vs. Lafayette (6)

Kicked seven PATS in a gameMichael Waln, October 21, 2000 vs. Dartmouth (7)

Kickoff return for a touchdownProsper Nwokocha, September 17, 2005 at Fordham (94 yds.)

Punt return for a touchdownAustin Knowlin, November 15, 2008 vs. Cornell (76 yds.)

Interception return for a touchdownAlex Gross, October 9, 2010 vs. Lafayette (69 yds)

fumble recovery for a touchdownEugene Edwards vs. Brown, 2007 (69 yards)

SafetyOctober 5, 2002 vs. Princeton

Intercepted two passes in a gameAdam Mehrer, November 21, 2009 vs. Brown Intercepted three passes in a gamePhilip Murray, November 4, 2000 at Harvard

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Year Att. Yds. Avg. TD1970 Tom Hurley 98 375 3.8 51971 Steve Howland 128 360 2.8 21972 George Georges 127 540 4.3 71973 George Georges 117 363 3.1 11974 Glen Smith 79 323 4.1 11975 Doug Jackson 174 914 5.3 101976 Paul McCormick 87 444 5.1 21977 Gerry Fitzpatrick 91 473 5.2 21978 Pat Britt 134 545 4.1 31979 Joe Cabrera 56 278 5.0 21980 Joe Cabrera 148 597 4.0 61981 Jim McHale 108 475 4.4 31982 Jim McHale 133 472 3.5 21983 Mike Goldman 173 726 4.2 31984 Jimmy Henderson 56 444 7.9 31985 John Chirico 133 518 3.9 21986 John Chirico 71 319 4.5 01987 Chris Konovalchik 111 418 3.8 31988 Greg Abbruzzese 137 723 5.3 31989 J.R. Clearfield 37 175 4.7 21990 Greg Abbruzzese 105 380 3.6 31991 Solomon Johnson 104 522 5.0 21992 John Klosek 57 274 4.8 11993 Marcellus Wiley 126 421 3.3 61994 Mike Cavanaugh 108 622 5.8 61995 John Harper 141 526 3.7 111996 Jason Bivens 239 649 2.7 31997 Norman Hayes 130 456 3.5 31998 Norman Hayes 152 514 3.4 21999 Johnathan Reese 159 607 3.8 42000 Johnathan Reese 263 1330 5.1 182001 Johnathan Reese 218 967 4.4 82002 Rashad Biggers 110 442 4.0 32003 Ayo Oluwole 215 903 4.2 52004 Rashad Biggers 197 770 3.9 62005 James Cobb 76 281 3.7 02006 Jordan Davis 155 507 3.3 02007 Jordan Davis 95 469 4.9 32008 M.A. Olawale 68 392 5.8 32009 Ray Rangel 87 515 5.8 3

Year TD Conv. fG Pts 1970 Jesse Parks 7 2 0 441971 Paul Kaliades 1 17 5 381972 George Georges 7 0 0 421973 Mike Crowley 3 0 0 181974 Rudy Gisolfi 0 7 4 191975 Doug Jackson 10 0 0 601976 Bob McKeon 0 15 6 331977 Kevin Burns 7 0 0 421978 Joe Ciulla 4 4 0 281979 Steve Wallace 4 0 0 241980 Joe Cabrera 6 5 2 471981 Miro Lovric 0 9 11 421982 Bill Reggio 14 2 0 861983 Bill Reggio 9 1 0 561984 Jimmy Henderson 5 0 0 301985 Larry Walsh 0 3 8 271986 John Pennywell 4 0 0 241987 Kurt Dasbach 0 5 7 261988 Matt Pollard 0 14 10 441989 Matt Less 6 0 0 361990 Tom Boccafola 0 7 10 371991 Tom Boccafola 0 10 10 401992 Des Werthman 11 5 0 721993 Marcellus Wiley 6 1 0 381994 Joe Aldrich 0 25 11 581995 John Harper 11 0 0 681996 Matt Linit 0 18 13 571997 Neal Kravitz 0 13 4 251998 Kirby Mack 5 0 0 301999 Armand Dawkins 6 0 0 36 Johnathan Reese 6 0 0 362000 Johnathan Reese 19 0 0 1142001 Johnathan Reese 8 1 0 502002 Steve Hunsberger 6 0 0 382003 Wade Fletcher 9 0 0 542004 Rashad Biggers 6 0 0 362005 Jon Rocholl 0 11 11 442006 Jon Rocholl 0 14 10 442007 Austin Knowlin 11 0 0 662008 Jon Rocholl 0 18 9 452009 M.A. Olawale 7 0 0 42 Austin Knowlin 7 0 0 42

PAT/rushing Scoring

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Year Att. Comp. Pct. Yds. TD1970 Don Jackson 195 89 .456 1156 91971 Don Jackson 158 77 .487 1155 121972 Don Jackson 189 89 .471 1136 51973 Geoff Cummings 117 56 .479 617 41974 Mike Delaney 136 63 .463 813 41975 Mike Delaney 124 54 .435 580 11976 Kevin Burns 80 30 .375 374 31977 Kevin Burns 143 60 .420 770 21978 Larry Biondi 74 34 .459 490 11979 Bob Conroy 165 70 .424 920 41980 Greg Gennaro 96 42 .438 620 21981 John Witkowski 294 129 .439 1647 41982 John Witkowski 453 250 .552 3050 291983 John Witkowski 429 234 .545 3152 231984 Henry Santos 174 88 .510 1074 51985 Henry Santos 337 179 .531 1608 51986 David Putelo 182 89 .489 894 51987 David Putelo 197 85 .431 859 41988 Chris Della Pietra 64 25 .391 427 31989 Bruce Mayhew 225 140 .528 1526 91990 Bruce Mayhew 346 193 .558 2234 81991 John Tribolet 250 120 .480 1448 41992 Chad Andrzejewski 346 186 .538 1997 91993 Jamie Schwalbe 189 101 .534 1140 51994 Jamie Schwalbe 300 165 .550 2119 101995 Mike Cavanaugh 138 71 .514 996 21996 Bobby Thomason 256 123 .480 1264 71997 Bobby Thomason 232 96 .414 1135 81998 Paris Childress 163 88 .540 974 41999 Jeff McCall 141 78 .553 817 72000 Jeff McCall 227 131 .577 1614 132001 Jeff McCall 280 166 .593 1819 112002 Steve Hunsberger 370 212 .573 2023 62003 Jeff Otis 372 217 .583 2552 172004 Jeff Otis 330 189 .573 1870 72005 Craig Hormann 260 145 .558 1481 72006 Craig Hormann 329 189 .574 2008 72007 Craig Hormann 393 215 .547 2505 122008 Shane Kelly 186 105 .565 1199 72009 M.A. Olawale 157 85 .541 1019 8

Year No. Yds. Avg. TD 1970 Mike Jones 36 362 10.1 41971 Jesse Parks 30 558 18.6 41972 Jesse Parks 33 441 13.4 21973 Mike Telep 43 572 13.3 11974 Dexter Brown 26 374 14.4 21975 Dexter Brown 18 185 10.3 01976 Artie Pulsinelli 12 183 15.3 11977 Artie Pulsinelli 22 320 14.5 41978 Artie Pulsinelli 21 306 14.6 11979 Eric Blattman 18 213 11.8 01980 Bill Donley 19 288 16.2 01981 Bill Reggio 29 439 15.1 31982 Don Lewis 84 1000 11.9 61983 Bill Reggio 71 958 13.4 91984 Dan Upperco 38 489 12.9 21985 Mark Milam 35 323 9.2 11986 Dan Botich 23 234 10.2 31987 Ron Kalyan 17 220 12.9 11988 Matt Less 14 158 11.3 21989 Matt Less 61 707 11.6 61990 Gary Comstock 68 816 12.0 31991 Mike Sardo 42 512 12.2 51992 Mike Sardo 60 571 9.4 31993 Brian Bassett 34 398 11.7 21994 Brian Bassett 62 793 12.8 31995 David Ramirez 46 708 15.4 51996 Bert Bondi 48 483 10.1 31997 Bert Bondi 39 516 13.2 31998 Mark Cannan 30 388 12.9 1 Bert Bondi 30 315 10.5 01999 Armand Dawkins 44 503 11.4 62000 Doug Peck 39 560 14.4 32001 Doug Peck 57 822 14.4 62002 Zach Van Zant 51 592 11.6 02003 Wade Fletcher 59 874 14.8 92004 Wade Fletcher 52 575 11.1 22005 Brandon Bowser 44 684 15.5 72006 Austin Knowlin 44 553 12.6 42007 Austin Knowlin 74 988 13.4 102008 Austin Knowlin 39 365 9.4 42009 Austin Knowlin 53 578 10.9 6

2010 Columbia FootballSeason-by-Season Leaders Since 1970

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1870Stuyvesant Fish

3 —Rutgers ..............................6L 3 (0-1) 6

1871Robert Arnold

(no games played)

1872Alex B. Simonds

0 —Rutgers ..............................0T 5 —Rutgers ..............................7L 0 —Yale ....................................3L 6 —Stevens ............................ 0W 11 (1-2-1) 10

1873Charles King

2 —Stevens ............................ 1W 4 —Rutgers ..............................5L 4 —Rutgers ............................ 3W 10 (2-1) 9

1874Charles King

1 —Rutgers ..............................6L 2 —Stevens ..............................4L 4 —Rutgers ............................ 1W 0 —Princeton ...........................6L 1 —Yale ....................................5L 1 —Yale ....................................6L 9 (1-5) 28

1875Edward W. Price

1 —Rutgers ..............................1T 2 —Stevens ............................ 1W 5 —CCNY ................................ 0W 2 —Princeton ...........................6L 6 —CCNY ................................ 0W 3 —Yale .................................. 2W 19 (4-1-1) 10

1876Edward W. Price

3 —Stevens ..............................5L 0 —Princeton ...........................3L 4 —Stevens ............................ 0W 0 —Yale ....................................2L 7 (1-3) 10

1877Chas. DeH. Brower

0 —Harvard ...................... 6G,9TL 6T —Rutgers ............................ 0W 3T —Princeton ................... 4G,6TL 9T (2-2) ...........10G,15T

1878Augustus I. Burton

0 —Penn ..................................0T 0 (0-0-1) 0

1879William F. Morgan

0 —Stevens ..............................0T 0 —Princeton ................... 2G,3TL 0 —Penn ................................1TL 0 —Yale ............................ 2G,3TL 0 —Rutgers ..............................0T 0 (0-3-2) 4G,7T

1880Frederick A. Potts

0 —Harvard ..................... 3G ,1TL 0 —Yale .......................... 13G,3TL 3G —Rutgers .......................... 3TW3G,1T (1-2) 16G,7T

1881B.P. Clark

3G —Stevens .............. 1G, 1TW, 2S 0 —Harvard ...................... 1G,3TL 1S —Rutgers ............................4ST 3S —Princeton ............... 1G,2T,2SL 6S —Yale ................................. 1GL 1G —Rutgers .....................3SW, 3T 2G —Penn ................................ 0W6G,3T,2S (3-3-1) 4G,6T,13S

1882B.P. Clark

0 —Princeton ................... 8G,3TL 1T —Rutgers ...................... 2G,1TL 0 —Harvard ...................... 2G,4TL 0 —Yale .......................... 11G,4TL 0 —Princeton ................... 3G,1TL 1T (0-5) 26G, 13T

1883W.N. Eldridge

12 —CCNY ................................ 0W 0 —Stevens ............................19L 1 —Penn ................................35L 0 —Yale ..................................93L 13 (1-3) 147

1884Charles A. Stevens

5 —Rutgers ............................35L 16 —CCNY ................................ 0W 21 (1-1) 35

1885Wm. A. Meikleham(no games played)

1886-1888no teams

1889J.M. Hewlett

0 —Crescent ...........................30L 10 —Lafayette ..........................10T 4 —Trinity ..............................24L 0 —Yale ..................................62L 6 —Lehigh ..............................51L 0 —Princeton .........................71L 0 —Penn ................................24L 12 —Stevens ............................ 6W 22 —Manhattan AC..................0W 0 —Amherst .............................0T 0 —Cornell .............................20L 54 (2-7-2) 298

1890A.C. Gildersleeve

0 —Wesleyan ...........................4L 0 —Penn ................................18L 40 —Fordham .......................... 0W 0 —Crescent ...........................29L 0 —Princeton .........................85L 6 —Rutgers ..............................6T 0 —Cornell .............................36L 46 (1-5-1) 178

1891T. Ludlow Chrystie

32 —Berkeley AC .....................0W 0 —Manhattan AC..................28L 0 —Crescent ...........................42L 0 —Stevens ............................52L 0 —Trinity ..............................54L 0 —Rutgers ............................44L 32 (1-5) 220

1892-1898No games played. Columbia had

freshman teams only in 1893-1895.

(1893)H.H. Armstead

(1894)T.H. Joseph

(1895)E.S. Moffatt, Jr.

NOTE: The 52-0 game of 1898 which some sources have ascribed to Columbia was actually a game between Navy and the “Columbia” A.C. of Washington, D.C.; Navy won.

George F. Sanford, 1899-1901

1899Robert R. Wilson

26 —Rutgers ............................ 0W 21 —Union ............................... 0W 0 —Princeton .........................11L 40 —NYU.................................. 0W 18 —Amherst ........................... 0W 5 —Yale .................................. 0W 46 —Stevens ............................ 0W 0 —Cornell .............................29L 16 —Army ................................ 0W 22 —Dartmouth .......................0W 0 —Carlisle .............................45L 194 (8-3) 85

1900William R. Morley

11 —Rutgers ............................ 0W 12 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 0 —Williams .............................0T 0 —Harvard ............................24L 45 —Stevens ............................ 0W 0 —Penn ................................30L 5 —Yale ..................................12L 6 —Princeton .........................5W 17 —Buffalo ............................. 0W 11 —Navy................................. 0W 17 —Carlisle ............................. 6W 124 (7-3-1) 77

1901C.L. Berrien

0 —Buffalo ...............................5L 27 —Rutgers ............................ 0W 5 —Williams ........................... 0W 0 —Harvard ............................18L 12 —Hamilton .......................... 0W 5 —Yale ..................................10L 29 —Haverford.........................6W 10 —Penn ................................ 0W 18 —Georgetown .....................0W 5 —Syracuse ..........................11L 0 —Cornell .............................24L 6 —Navy................................. 5W 40 —Carlisle ...........................12W 157 (8-5) 91

William F. Morley, 1902-1905

1902Harold H. Weekes

43 —Rutgers ............................ 0W 45 —Fordham .......................... 0W 5 —Buffalo ............................. 0W 24 —Swarthmore .....................0W 35 —Hamilton .......................... 0W 0 —Princeton .........................21L 0 —Penn ................................17L 0 —Brown ..............................28L 0 —Amherst ...........................29L 5 —Navy................................. 0W 6 —Syracuse ............................6T 163 (6-4-1) 101

1903Richard S. Smith

10 —Wesleyan .........................0W 16 —Alumni ............................. 0W 36 —Union ............................... 0W 29 —Hamilton .......................... 0W 5 —Williams ........................... 0W 5 —Swarthmore .....................0W 12 —Amherst ........................... 0W 18 —Penn ................................ 6W 0 —Yale ..................................25L 17 —Cornell ...........................12W 148 (9-1) 43

1904Robert S. Stangland

10 —Union ............................... 0W 28 —F & M ............................... 0W 16 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 31 —Tufts ................................. 0W 11 —Williams ........................... 0W 12 —Swarthmore .....................0W 0 —Amherst ...........................12L 0 —Penn ................................16L 0 —Yale ..................................34L 12 —Cornell ............................. 6W 120 (7-3) 68

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1905John R. Fisher

23 —Union ............................... 0W 21 —Seton Hall ........................0W 0 —Wesleyan ...........................0T 11 —Williams ........................... 5W 10 —Amherst ...........................10T 0 —Princeton .........................12L 0 —Yale ..................................53L 12 —Cornell ............................. 6W 0 —Penn ................................23L77 (4-3-2) 109

1906-1914Football banned at Columbia

T. Nelson Metcalf, 1915-19171915

F.M. Simonds, Jr. 57 —St. Lawrence ....................0W 15 —Stevens ............................ 6W 17 —Connecticut .....................6W 19 —NYU................................ 16W 18 —Wesleyan .........................0W126 (5-0) 28

1916J. A. Healy

7 —Hamilton ..........................14L 6 —Vermont........................... 0W 0 —Union .................................3L 0 —Williams .............................0T 0 —Stevens ..............................0T 0 —Swarthmore .....................18L 0 —Wesleyan .........................40L 0 —NYU....................................6L13 (1-5-2) 81

1917D. A. Cochran

21 —Union ............................... 0W 6 —Williams .............................9L 6 —Amherst ...........................14L 70 —Hobart ............................. 0W 0 —Wesleyan ...........................6L 7 —NYU....................................9L110 (2-4) 38

Fred Dawson, 1918-1919

1918Lt. Chester Robb

(Penn State man who captained S.A.T.C. team)

7 —Merritt ............................. 0W 21 —Amherst ........................... 7W 33 —Union ............................... 0W 14 —Wesleyan .........................0W 12 —NYU.................................. 0W 0 —Syracuse ..........................20L 87 (5-1) 27

1919John D. Kennedy

0 —USS Arizona .......................0T 7 —Vermont........................... 0W 0 —Williams ...........................25L 9 —Amherst ........................... 7W 12 —NYU..................................27L 0 —Union .................................0T 0 —Stevens ............................13L 13 —Wesleyan .........................28L 7 —Brown ................................7T 48 (2-4-3) 107

Frank O’Neill, 1920-1922

1920John F. Kienninger

21 —Trinity .............................. 0W 14 —NYU.................................. 7W 20 —Amherst ........................... 7W 0 —Wesleyan .........................10L 20 —Williams .........................14W 7 —Swarthmore .....................21L 7 —Cornell ...............................34L 7 —Penn ................................27L 96 (4-4) 120

1921F. Kessler Scovil

7 —Amherst .............................9L 14 —Wesleyan .........................3W 19 —NYU.................................. 0W 7 —Dartmouth .......................31L 0 —Williams ...........................20L 7 —Cornell .............................41L 21 —Ohio U .............................23L 14 —Colgate.............................21L 89 (2-6) 148

1922Walter F. Koppisch

48 —Ursinus............................. 7W 43 —Amherst ........................... 6W 10 —Wesleyan ......................... 6W 6 —NYU.................................. 2W 10 —Williams ...........................13L 0 —Cornell .............................56L 17 —Middlebury ......................6W 7 —Dartmouth .......................28L 6 —Colgate.............................59L 147 (5-4) 183

Percy D. Haughton, 1923-1924


13 —Ursinus............................. 0W 0 —Amherst .............................0T 12 —Wesleyan .........................6W 7 —Penn ................................19L 0 —Willams ............................10L 9 —Middlebury ......................6W 0 —Cornell .............................35L 21 —NYU.................................. 0W 6 —Dartmouth .......................31L 68 (4-4-1) 107

Paul Withington, 1924 (four games)

(Haughton died during the season of 1924 and Withington coached the team for the remainder of the year.)


29 —Haverford.........................3W 52 —St. Lawrence ....................0W 35 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 7 —Penn ................................10L 27 —Williams ........................... 3W 0 —Cornell .............................14L 40 —NYU.................................. 0W 14 —Army ................................14T 6 —Syracuse ............................9L 210 (5-3-1) 53

Charles F. Crowley, 1925-1929

1925George Pease

59 —Haverford.........................0W 47 —Johns Hopkins ..................0W 64 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 0 —Ohio State ..........................9L 26 —Williams ........................... 0W 14 —Cornell .............................17L 6 —NYU....................................6T 21 —Army ................................ 7W 46 —Alfred ............................... 0W 5 —Syracuse ..........................16L 288 (6-3-1) 55

1926William Madden

14 —Vermont........................... 0W 26 —Union ............................... 0W 41 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 7 —Ohlo State ........................32L 24 —Duke ................................ 0W 17 —Cornell ............................. 9W 13 —W & M ...........................10W 0 —Penn ..................................3L 2 —Syracuse ..........................19L 144 (6-3) 73

1927Ralph Furey

32 —Vermont........................... 0W 28 —Union ............................... 0W 28 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 7 —Colgate.............................13L 19 —Williams ........................... 0W 0 —Cornell ...............................0T 7 —Johns Hopkins ....................7T 0 —Penn ................................27L 14 —Syracuse .......................... 7W 135 (5-2-2) 54

1928William F. Adler

20 —Vermont........................... 0W 27 —Union ............................... 0W 31 —Wesleyan ......................... 7W 7 —Dartmouth .......................21L 20 —Williams ........................... 6W 0 —Cornell ...............................0T 14 —Johns Hopkins ................13W 7 —Penn ................................34L 6 —Syracuse ..........................14L 132 (5-3-1) 95

1929Malcolm Bleeker

38 —Middlebury ......................6W 31 —Union ............................... 0W 52 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 0 —Dartmouth .......................34L 33 —Williams ........................... 0W 6 —Cornell .............................12L 0 —Colgate.............................33L 0 —Penn ................................20L 0 —Syracuse ............................6L 160 (4-5) 111

Lou Little, 1930-1956

1930Joseph Stanczyk

48 —Middlebury ......................0W 25 —Union ............................... 0W 48 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 0 —Dartmouth .......................52L 3 —Williams ........................... 0W 10 —Cornell ............................. 7W 0 —Colgate.............................54L 0 —Brown ................................6L 7 —Syracuse ..........................19L 141 (5-4) 138

1931Ralph Hewitt

61 —Middlebury ......................0W 51 —Union ............................... 0W 37 —Wesleyan ......................... 0W 19 —Dartmouth .......................6W 19 —Williams ........................... 0W 0 —Cornell .............................13L 27 —Virginia ............................ 0W 9 —Brown .............................. 7W 0 —Syracuse ............................0T 223 (7-1-1) 26

1932Steve Grenda

51 —Middlebury ......................0W 41 —Lehigh .............................. 6W 20 —Princeton ......................... 7W 22 —Virginia ............................ 6W 46 —Williams ........................... 0W 6 —Cornell ............................. 0W 7 —Navy................................. 6W 6 —Brown ................................7L 0 —Syracuse ............................0T 199 (7-1-1) 32

1933Cliff Montgomery

39 —Lehigh .............................. 0W 15 —Virginia ............................ 6W 0 —Princeton .........................20L 33 —Penn State .......................0W 9 —Cornell ............................. 6W 14 —Navy................................. 7W 46 —Lafayette .......................... 6W 16 —Syracuse .......................... 0W 7 —Stanford (Rose Bowl) .......0W 179 (8-1) 45

1934Edward Brominski, Joseph Ferrara

12 —Yale .................................. 6W 29 —VMI .................................. 6W 7 —Navy.................................18L 14 —Penn State .......................7W 14 —Cornell ............................. 0W 39 —Brown .............................. 0W 13 —Penn .............................. 12W 12 —Syracuse .......................... 0W 140 (7-1) 49


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1935Al Barabas

12 —VMI .................................. 0W 20 —Rutgers ............................ 6W 0 —Penn ................................34L 7 —Michigan ..........................19L 7 —Cornell ...............................7T 2 —Syracuse ..........................14L 7 —Navy.................................28L 18 —Brown .............................. 0W 13 —Dartmouth .......................7W 86 (4-4-1) 115

1936George Furey, Joseph Coviello

34 —Maine .............................. 0W 16 —Army ................................27L 38 —VMI .................................. 0W 0 —Michigan ..........................13L 20 —Cornell ...........................13W 13 —Dartmouth .......................20L 17 —Syracuse .......................... 0W 7 —Stanford ........................... 0W 145 (5-3) 73

1937Oscar Bonom, John Bateman

40 —Williams ..........................6W 18 —Army ................................21L 26 —Penn ................................ 6W 6 —Brown ................................7L 0 —Cornell .............................14L 6 —Navy ................................13L 6 —Syracuse ............................6T 0 —Dartmouth ......................27L 0 —Stanford ............................0T 102 (2-5-2) 100

1938John C. Wright

27 —Yale ................................ 14W 20 —Army ..............................18W 0 —Colgate ............................12L 13 —Penn ................................14L 7 —Cornell .............................23L 39 —Virginia ............................ 0W 9 —Navy ................................14L 12 —Syracuse ..........................13L 27 —Brown ..............................36L 154 (3-6) 144

1939Frank J. Stulgaitis

7 —Yale ..................................10L 6 —Army ..................................6T 7 —Princeton .........................14L 26 —VMI.................................. 7W 7 —Cornell .............................13L 19 —Navy ..............................13W 0 —Tulane..............................25L 0 —Colgate ..............................0T 72 (2-4-2) 88

1940Hugh R. Barber

15 —Maine .............................. 0W 20 —Dartmouth ......................6W 19 —Georgia ..........................13W 0 —Syracuse ............................3L 0 —Cornell .............................27L 7 —Wisconsin ........................6W 0 —Navy ..................................0T 20 —Colgate ..........................17W 0 —Brown ................................0T 81 (5-2-2) 72

1941Herbert H. Maack

13 —Brown .............................. 6W 21 —Princeton ......................... 0W 3 —Georgia ..............................7L 0 —Army ................................13L 7 —Cornell ............................. 0W 16 —Penn ................................19L 0 —Michigan .........................28L 21 —Colgate ............................30L 81 (3-5) 103

1942Paul V. Governali, Felix E. Demartini

(Joseph J. Siegal originally elected but left school before season) 39 —Fort Monmouth ..............0W 34 —Maine .............................. 2W 21 —Brown ..............................28L 6 —Army ................................34L 12 —Penn ................................42L 14 —Cornell ...........................13W 26 —Colgate ............................35L 9 —Navy ................................13L 13 —Dartmouth ......................26L 174 (3-6) 193

1943Thomas S. Rock

7 —Princeton .........................26L 7 —Yale ..................................20L 0 —Army ................................52L 0 —Penn ................................33L 6 —Cornell .............................33L 13 —Dartmouth ......................47L 0 —Navy ................................61L 0 —Colgate ............................41L 33 (0-8) 313

1944George Gilbert

21 —Union .............................. 0W 26 —Syracuse .......................... 2W 10 —Yale ..................................27L 0 —Colgate ..............................6L 7 —Cornell .............................25L 7 —Penn ................................35L 0 —Brown ..............................12L 0 —Darmouth ........................18L 71 (2-6) 125

1945Stanley S. Smith, Jr.

40 —Lafayette........................14W 32 —Syracuse ..........................0W 27 —Yale ................................ 13W 31 —Colgate ............................ 7W 27 —Brown .............................. 6W 34 —Cornell ...........................26W 7 —Penn ................................32L 32 —Princeton .........................7W 21 —Dartmouth ......................0W 251 (8-1) 105

1946Donald T. Kasprzak

9/28 13 —Rutgers ................7W 10/5 23 —Navy ...................14W 10/12 28 —at Yale ................20W 10/19 14 —at Army ................48L 10/26 33 —at Dartmouth .....13W 11/2 0 —Cornell .................12L 11/9 6 —Penn .....................41L 11/16 46 —Lafayette ..............0W 11/23 59 —Syracuse .............21W 222 (6-3) 176

1947Game Captains – Werner Hasselman (R, C); Bill Swiacki (N, D); Bruce Gehrke (Y, S); Ventan Yablonski (P, HC); Henry O’Shaughnessy (A). 9/27 40 —Rutgers ..............28W 10/4 13 —at Navy .................6W 10/11 7 —Yale ......................17L 10/18 14 —Penn .....................34L 10/25 21 —at Army ..............20W 11/1 22 —at Cornell .............0W 11/8 15 —Dartmouth ...........0W 11/15 10 —Holy Cross ............0W 11/22 28 —Syracuse ...............8W 170 (7-2) 113

1948Game Captains—Gene Shekitka (R); Henry Briggs (H); Charles Klemovich (Y); Lou Kus-serow (Pn); Gene Rossides (Pr.); John Nork (C); Joe Karas (D); Bill Olson (N); Clyde Hampton (S). 9/25 27 —Rutgers ................6W 10/2 24 —at Harvard ............33L 10/9 34 —at Yale ................28W 10/16 14 —Penn .....................20L10/23 14 —Princeton ...................16L 10/30 13 —Cornell .................20L 11/6 21 —at Dartmouth .......26L 11/13 13 —Navy .....................0W 11/20 34 —Syracuse .............28W 194 (4-5) 177

1949Leon Van Bellingham, James Ward

9/24 27 —Amherst ...............7W 10/1 14 —Harvard ................7W 10/8 7 —Yale ......................33L 10/15 7 —at Penn ................27L 10/22 6 —at Army ................63L 10/29 0 —at Cornell .............54L 11/5 14 —Dartmouth ...........38L 11/12 0 —at Navy .................28L 11/9 7 —Brown ..................16L 82 (2-7) 276

1950Albert Nork

9/30 42 —Hobart ...............12W 10/7 28 —at Harvard ............7W 10/14 14 —at Yale ..................20L 10/21 0 —Penn .....................34L 10/28 0 —Army ....................34L 11/4 20 —Cornell ...............19W 11/11 7 —at Dartmouth .......14L 11/18 7 —Navy .....................29L 11/23 33 —at Brown ..............0W 151 (4-5) 169

1951Howard Hansen

10/6 35 —Harvard ................0W 10/13 14 —Yale ......................0W 10/20 13 —at Penn ................28L 10/27 9 —at Army ................14L 11/3 21 —at Cornell ...........20W 11/10 21 —Dartmouth ...........6W 11/17 7 —Navy .....................21L 11/24 29 —Brown ................14W 149 (5-3) 103

1952Robert McCullough

9/27 0 —Princeton .............14L 10/4 16 —at Harvard ............7W10/11 28 —at Yale ..................35L 10/18 17 —Penn .....................27L 10/25 14 —Army ....................14T 11/1 14 —Cornell .................21L 11/8 14 —at Dartmouth .......38L 11/15 0 —at Navy .................28L 11/22 14 —Brown ..................0W 117 (2-6-1) 184

1953Gene Wodeshick

9/26 14 —Lehigh ..................7W 10/3 19 —at Princeton .........20L 10/10 7 —at Yale ..................13L 10/17 8 —Harvard ................0W 10/24 7 —at Army ................40L 10/31 13 —at Cornell .............27L 11/7 25 —Dartmouth .........19W 11/14 6 —Navy .....................14L 11/21 27 —Rutgers ..............13W 124 (4-5) 153

1954

Neil Opdyke 9/26 7 —at Brown ..............18L 10/2 20 —Princeton .............54L 10/9 7 —Yale ......................13L 10/16 7 —at Harvard ............6W 10/23 12 —Army ....................67L 10/30 0 —Cornell .................26L 11/6 0 —at Dartmouth .......26L 11/13 6 —at Navy .................51L 11/20 12 —Rutgers ................45L 71 (1-8) 306


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1955Manfredo Bucci

9/24 14 —Brown ................12W 10/1 7 —at Princeton .........20L 10/8 14 —at Yale ..................46L 10/15 7 —Harvard ................21L 10/22 0 —at Army ................45L 10/29 19 —at Cornell .............34L 11/5 7 —Dartmouth ...........14L 11/12 0 —Navy .....................47L 11/19 6 —Rutgers ................12L 74 (1-8) 251

1956Arthur Wilson

9/29 0 —Brown .................... 20L 10/6 0 —at Princeton .........39L 10/13 19 —Yale ......................33L 10/20 26 —Harvard ..............20W 10/27 0 —Army ....................60L 11/3 25 —Cornell ...............19W 11/10 0 —at Dartmouth .......14L 11/17 6 —at Penn ................20L11/24 18 —at Rutgers ..........12W 94 (3-6, 2-5*) 237

Aldo “Buff” Donelli, 1957-1967

1957George Pappas

9/28 23 —at Brown .............. 20W 10/5 6 —Princeton .............47L 10/12 0 —at Yale ..................19L 10/19 6 —at Harvard ............19L 10/26 6 —Lehigh ..................40L 11/2 0 —at Cornell ...............8L 11/9 0 —Dartmouth .............7L 11/16 6 —Penn .....................28L11/23 7 —Rutgers ................26L 54 (1-8, 1-6) 214

1958Coy Gobble

9/27 0 —Brown .................... 22L 10/4 8 —at Princeton .........43L 10/11 13 —Yale ......................0W 10/18 0 —Harvard ................26L 10/25 14 —at Buffalo .............34L 11/1 0 —Cornell .................25L 11/8 0 —at Dartmouth .......38L 11/15 0 —at Penn ................42L11/22 0 —at Rutgers ............61L 35 (1-8, 1-6) 291

1959Harvey Brookins

(Brian Dennehy originally elected but left school before season)

9/26 21 —at Brown ................ 6W 10/3 0 —Princeton .............22L 10/10 0 —at Yale ..................14L 10/17 22 —at Harvard ............38L 10/24 0 —Holy Cross ............34L 10/31 7 —at Cornell .............34L 11/7 0 —Dartmouth ...........22L 11/14 6 —Penn .....................24L11/21 26 —Rutgers ..............16W 82 (2-7, 1-6) 189

1960Robert McCool

9/24 37 —Brown .................... 0W 10/1 0 —at Princeton .........49L 10/8 8 —at Yale ..................30L 10/15 7 —Harvard ..................8L 10/22 6 —Holy Cross ............27L 10/29 44 —Cornell .................6W 11/5 6 —at Dartmouth .......22L 11/12 16 —at Penn ................6W11/19 2 —Rutgers ................43L 126 (3-6, 3-4) 191

1961William V. Campbell Jr.

9/30 50 —at Brown ................ 0W 10/7 20 —Princeton .............30L 10/14 11 —at Yale ..................0W 10/21 26 —at Harvard ..........14W 10/28 7 —Lehigh ..................14L 11/4 35 —at Cornell .............7W 11/11 35 —Dartmouth .........14W 11/18 37 —Penn .....................6W11/25 19 —at Rutgers ............32L 240 (6-3, 6-1) 117

1962Thomas E. O'Connor Jr.

9/29 22 —Brown .................. 20W 10/6 0 —at Princeton .........33L 10/13 14 —Yale ....................10W 10/20 14 —Harvard ................36L 10/27 22 —Lehigh ................15W 11/3 25 —Cornell ...............21W 11/10 0 —at Dartmouth .......42L 11/17 21 —at Penn ................7W 11/24 6 —Rutgers ................22L 124 (5-4, 4-3) 206

1963Allison F. Butts

9/28 22 —at Brown .............. 14W 10/5 6 —Princeton ...............7L 10/12 7 —at Yale ..................19L 10/19 3 —at Harvard ..............3T 10/26 42 —Lehigh ................21W 11/2 17 —at Cornell .............18L 11/9 6 —Dartmouth ...........47L 11/16 33 —Penn .....................8W11/23 35 —at Rutgers ..........28W 190 (4-4-1, 2-4-1) 165

1964Edward C. Malmstrom

9/26 21 —Colgate ................. 14W 10/3 13 —at Princeton .........23L 10/10 0 —Harvard ..................3L 10/17 9 —at Yale ....................9T 10/24 35 —Rutgers ................38L 10/31 20 —Cornell .................57L 11/7 14 —at Dartmouth .......31L 11/14 33 —Penn ...................12W11/21 0 —at Brown ................7L 145 (2-6-1, 1-5-1) 194

1965Ronald Brookshire

9/25 10 —Lafayette ................ 14L 10/2 0 —Princeton .............31L 10/9 6 —at Harvard ............21L 10/16 21 —Yale ......................7W 10/23 12 —Rutgers ................7W 10/30 6 —at Cornell .............20L 11/6 0 —Dartmouth ...........47L 11/13 21 —at Penn ................31L11/20 7 —Brown ..................51L 83 (2-7, 1-6) 229

1966Richard Flory, Robert Hast

9/24 0 —at Colgate ............... 38L 10/1 12 —at Princeton .........14L 10/8 7 —Harvard ................34L 10/15 21 —at Yale ..................44L 10/22 34 —at Rutgers ............37L 10/29 6 —Cornell .................31L 11/5 14 —at Dartmouth .......56L 11/12 22 —Penn ...................14W11/19 40 —Brown ................38W 156 (2-7, 2-5) 306

1967Donald Hubert,Thomas Reed

9/30 17 —Colgate ................. 14W 10/7 14 —Princeton .............28L 10/14 13 —at Harvard ............49L 10/21 7 —Yale ......................21L 10/28 24 —Rutgers ..............13W 11/4 14 —at Cornell .............27L 11/11 7 —Dartmouth ...........13L 11/18 6 —at Penn ................26L11/25 7 —at Brown ..............14L 109 (2-7, 0-7) 205

Frank Navarro, 1968-1973

1968Mike Busa, Ron Tarrington

9/28 14 —Lafayette ................ 36L 10/5 16 —at Princeton .........44L 10/12 14 —Harvard ................21L 10/19 7 —at Yale ..................28L 10/26 17 —Rutgers ................28L 11/2 34 —Cornell ...............25W 11/9 19 —at Dartmouth .......31L 11/16 7 —at Penn ................13L11/23 46 —Brown ................20W 174 (2-7, 2-5) 247

1969Kenneth Alexander, Richard Alexander

9/27 22 —Lafayette ................ 36L 10/4 7 —Princeton .............21L 10/11 0 —at Harvard ............51L 10/18 6 —Yale ......................41L 10/25 14 —at Rutgers ............21L 11/1 3 —at Cornell .............10L 11/8 7 —Dartmouth ...........37L 11/15 7 —Penn .....................17L11/21 18 —at Brown ..............3W 84 (1-8, 1-6) 237

1970Michael Pyszczymucha,

Spencer Ramsey 9/26 23 —Lafayette ................ 9W 10/3 22 —at Princeton .........24L 10/10 28 —Harvard ..............21W 10/17 15 —at Yale ..................32L 10/24 30 —Rutgers ..............14W 10/31 20 —Cornell .................31L 11/7 0 —at Dartmouth .......55L 11/14 14 —at Penn ................21L11/21 12 —Brown ..................17L 164 (3-6, 1-6) 224

1971John Sefcik, Charles Johnson

9/25 0 —at Lafayette .............. 3L 10/2 22 —Princeton ...........20W 10/9 19 —at Harvard ............21L 10/16 15 —Yale ....................14W 10/23 17 —at Rutgers ..........16W 10/30 21 —at Cornell .............24L 11/6 31 —Dartmouth .........29W 11/13 17 —Penn .....................3W11/20 24 —at Brown ..............6W 168 (6-3, 5-2) 136

1972Don Jackson, Paul Kaliades,

Jesse Parks 9/30 44 —Fordham ................ 0W 10/7 0 —at Princeton ...........0T 10/1 4 18 —Harvard ................20L 10/21 14 —at Yale ..................28L 10/28 3 —Rutgers ..................6L 11/4 14 —Cornell .................0W 11/11 8 —at Dartmouth .......38L 11/18 14 —at Penn ................20L11/25 28 —Brown ................12W 143 (3-5-1, 2-4-1) 124

1973Mike Evans, Ted Gregory

9/29 0 —Bucknell ...................0T 10/6 14 —Princeton ...........13W 10/13 0 —at Harvard ............57L 10/20 0 —Yale ......................29L 10/27 2 —at Rutgers ............28L 11/3 14 —at Cornell .............44L 11/10 6 —Dartmouth ...........24L 11/17 8 —Penn .....................42L11/24 14 —at Brown ..............37L 58 (1-7-1, 1-6) 274

Bill Campbell, 1974-1979

1974Dick Cummings, Mike Telep

9/28 0 —Lafayette ................ 15L 10/5 13 —at Princeton .........40L 10/12 6 —Harvard ................34L 10/19 2 —at Yale ..................42L 10/26 38 —Bucknell .............33W 11/2 0 —Cornell .................24L 11/9 0 —at Dartmouth .......21L 11/16 3 —at Penn ................21L11/23 19 —Brown ..................28L 81 (1-8, 0-7) 258


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1975Mike Delaney, Mike Yeager

9/27 7 —at Lafayette ............ 10L 10/4 7 —Princeton .............27L 10/11 30 —at Harvard ............35L 10/18 7 —Yale ......................34L 10/25 0 —at Rutgers ............41L 11/1 42 —at Cornell ...........19W 11/8 17 —Dartmouth ...........22L 11/15 28 —Penn ...................25W11/22 13 —at Brown ..............48L 151 (2-7, 2-5) 261

1976Ed Backus, Dave McAvoy

9/18 10 —at Harvard .............. 34L 9/25 38 —Lafayette ............31W 10/2 14 —at Penn ..............10W 10/9 3 —Princeton ...............9L 10/16 6 —at Yale ..................37L 10/23 0 —Rutgers ................47L 10/30 14 —at Dartmouth .......34L 11/6 35 —Cornell ...............17W11/13 17 —Brown ..................28L 137 (3-6, 2-5) 247

1977Paul McCormick, Jack Gastler, Marty

Fischer, Steve Elliott 9/17 7 —Harvard ................21L 9/24 21 —Lafayette ............10W 10/1 30 —Penn ...................18W 10/8 7 —at Princeton .........28L 10/15 20 —Yale ......................42L 10/22 36 —Colgate .................48L 10/29 7 —Dartmouth ...........14L 11/5 7 —at Cornell .............20L11/12 14 —at Brown ..............21L 149 (2-7, 1-6) 222

1978Mike McGraw, Artie Pulsinelli

9/23 21 —at Harvard ..........19W 9/30 21 —Lafayette ..............0W 10/7 19 —at Penn ................31L 10/14 14 —Princeton ...........10W 10/21 3 —at Yale ....................3T 10/28 0 —at Rutgers ............69L 11/4 7 —at Dartmouth .......37L 11/11 14 —Cornell .................35L11/18 12 —Brown ..................24L 111 (3-5-1, 2-4-1) 228

1979Brian O'Hagan, Geoff Stoner

9/22 7 —Harvard ................26L 9/29 7 —at Lafayette ..........14L 10/6 12 —Penn .....................7W 10/13 0 —at Princeton .........35L 10/20 7 —Yale ......................37L 10/27 14 —Colgate .................24L 11/3 0 —Dartmouth ...........17L 11/10 7 —at Cornell .............24L11/17 14 —at Brown ..............31L 68 (1-8, 1-6) 215

Bob Naso, 1980-1984

1980Sean Cannon, Rico Josephs

9/20 6 —at Harvard ............26L 9/27 6 —Lafayette ..............0W 10/4 13 —at Penn ................24L 10/11 19 —Princeton .............31L 10/18 10 —at Yale ..................30L 10/2 5 22 —Colgate .................35L 11/1 0 —Holy Cross ............26L 11/8 0 —at Dartmouth .......48L 11/15 0 —Cornell .................24L11/22 13 —Brown ..................31L 89 (1-9, 0-7) 275

1981Vince Pelini, Tom McNally

9/19 6 —Harvard ................23L 9/26 13 —Lafayette ..............28L 10/3 20 —Penn .....................9W 10/10 14 —at Princeton .........21L 10/17 17 —Yale ......................48L 10/24 3 —Colgate .................41L 10/31 7 —at Holy Cross ........14L 11/7 7 —Dartmouth ...........21L 11/14 9 —at Cornell .............15L11/21 20 —at Brown ..............23L 116 (1-9, 1-6) 243

1982Jim Davin, Mike Scavina

9/18 16 —at Harvard ............27L 9/25 23 —Lafayette ..............53L 10/2 31 —at Penn ................51L 10/9 35 —Princeton ...........14W 10/16 10 —at Yale ..................36L 10/23 25 —Bucknell ...............42L 10/30 8 —at Army ................41L 11/6 41 —at Dartmouth .......56L 11/13 26 —Cornell .................35L11/20 21 —Brown ..................35L 236 (1-9, 1-6) 390

1983Mike Bozzo,

John Witkowski 9/17 14 —Harvard ................43L 9/24 29 —at Lafayette ..........34L 9/30 10 —Penn .....................35L 10/8 26 —at Princeton .........35L 10/15 21 —Yale ....................18W10/22 31 —Bucknell ...............31T 10/29 28 —at Holy Cross ........77L 11/5 17 —Dartmouth ...........17T11/12 6 —at Cornell .............31L 11/19 36 —at Brown ..............42L 218 (1-7-2, 1-5-1) 363

1984Len Genova,

Tony Mazzarini 9/22 21 —at Harvard ............35L 9/29 14 —Lafayette ..............23L 10/6 7 —at Penn ................35L 10/13 8 —Princeton .............38L 10/20 21 —at Yale ..................28L 10/27 16 —Colgate .................35L 11/3 9 —at Dartmouth .......41L 11/10 7 —Cornell .................19L11/17 14 —Brown ..................28L 117 (0-9, 0-7) 282

Jim Garrett, 1985

1985Bill Strack

9/21 17 —Harvard ................49L 9/28 0 —at Lafayette ..........20L 10/5 14 —Penn .....................46L 10/12 0 —at Princeton .........31L 10/19 12 —Yale ......................28L 10/26 10 —Bucknell ...............13L 11/2 11 —at Colgate .............55L 11/9 3 —Dartmouth ...........34L 11/16 8 —at Cornell .............21L11/23 0 —at Brown ..............34L 75 (0-10, 0-7) 331

Larry McElreavy, 1986-1988

1986Chris Riga

9/20 0 —at Harvard ............35L 9/27 21 —Lafayette ..............26L 10/4 7 —at Penn ................42L 10/11 14 —Princeton .............20L 10/18 0 —at Yale ..................47L 10/25 8 —Colgate .................54L 11/1 34 —Villanova ..............42L 11/8 0 —at Dartmouth .......41L 11/15 0 —Cornell .................28L11/22 7 —Brown ..................45L 91 (0-10, 0-7) 379

1987Mike Bissinger

9/19 0 —Harvard ................35L 9/26 7 —at Lafayette ..........38L 10/3 0 —Penn .....................23L 10/10 8 —at Princeton .........38L 10/17 13 —Yale ......................27L 10/24 20 —at Bucknell ...........62L 10/31 10 —Lehigh ..................26L 11/7 10 —Dartmouth ...........12L 11/14 20 —at Cornell .............31L11/21 16 —at Brown ..............19L 104 (0-10, 0-7) 311

1988 John Alex 9/17 7 —at Harvard .............. 41L 9/24 3 —Lafayette ..............49L 10/1 10 —at Penn ................24L 10/8 16 —Princeton ...........13W 10/15 10 —at Yale ..................24L 10/22 7 —Bucknell ...............21L 10/29 27 —at Lehigh ..............56L 11/5 10 —at Dartmouth .......20L 11/12 19 —Cornell .................42L11/19 31 —Brown ................13W 140 (2-8, 2-5) 303

Ray Tellier, 1989-2002

1989 Bart Barnett 9/16 10 —Harvard .................. 26L 9/23 0 —at Villanova ..........38L 9/30 14 —at Lafayette ..........52L 10/7 21 —Penn .....................24L 10/14 8 —at Princeton .........24L 10/2 1 0 —Yale ......................23L 10/28 12 —Bucknell ...............27L 11/4 12 —Dartmouth ...........13L 11/11 25 —at Cornell ...........19W11/18 28 —at Brown ..............41L 130 (1-9, 1-6) 287

1990Bruce Mayhew, Galen Snyder

9/15 6 —Harvard ..................9L 9/22 16 —at Bucknell ...........41L 9/29 9 —at Lehigh ..............42L 10/6 34 —Lafayette ..............41L 10/13 6 —at Penn ................21L 10/20 7 —at Yale ..................31L 10/27 17 —Princeton ...........15W 11/3 20 —at Dartmouth .......34L 11/10 0 —Cornell .................41L11/17 0 —Brown ..................17L 115 (1-9, 1-6) 292

1991 Chuck Dimitroff, Brad Hutton 9/21 16 —at Harvard ............21L 9/28 9 —Lehigh ..................22L 10/5 16 —Fordham ..............20L 10/12 20 —Penn ...................14W 10/19 15 —at Lafayette ..........30L 10/26 9 —Yale ......................36L 11/2 6 —at Princeton .........22L 11/9 19 —Dartmouth ...........28L 11/16 21 —at Cornell .............28L11/23 23 —at Brown ..............28L 154 (1-9, 1-6) 249

1992Des Werthman

9/19 20 —Harvard ................27L 9/26 18 —at Fordham ..........9W 10/3 29 —Colgate .................34L 10/10 22 —Bucknell ...............29L 10/17 21 —at Penn ................34L 10/24 0 —at Yale ..................23L 10/31 7 —Princeton .............34L 11/7 19 —at Dartmouth .......38L 11/14 35 —Cornell ...............30W 11/21 34 —Brown ................28W 205 (3-7, 2-5) 286


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1993Adam Yeloushan

9/18 3 —at Harvard ............30L 9/25 7 —Fordham ..............0W 10/2 24 —at Colgate .............27L 10/9 6 —Lafayette ..............58L 10/16 7 —Penn .....................36L 10/23 28 —Yale ......................35L 10/30 3 —at Princeton .........14L 11/6 25 —Dartmouth ...........42L 11/13 29 —at Cornell ...........24W 11/20 23 —at Brown ..............28L 155 (2-8, 1-6) 294

1994Brian Bassett, Jamie Schwalbe

9/17 32 —Harvard ................39L 9/24 28 —at Lehigh ..............28T 10/1 28 —Lafayette ............13W 10/8 24 —at Fordham ........13W 10/15 3 —at Penn ................12L 10/22 30 —at Yale ..................9W 10/29 17 —Princeton ...........10W 11/5 13 —at Dartmouth .......14L 11/12 38 —Cornell ...............33W 11/19 27 —Brown ..................59L 240 (5-4-1, 3-4) 230

1995Mike Cavanaugh, Eric Keck,

Rory Wilfork 9/16 28 —at Harvard ..........24W 9/23 14 —St. Mary's .............34L 9/30 10 —Lafayette ..............10T 10/7 24 —Penn ...................14W 10/14 35 —Lehigh ..................37L 10/21 21 —Yale ......................7W 10/28 14 —at Princeton .........44L 11/4 27 —Dartmouth ...........43L 11/11 14 —at Cornell .............35L 11/18 14 —at Brown ..............33L 201 (3-6-1, 3-4) 281

1996Ryan Gabriele, Randy Murff,

Marcellus Wiley, Rory Wilfork 9/21 20 —Harvard (OT) ......13W 9/28 17 —at Fordham ........10W 10/5 42 —at Holy Cross ......16W 10/12 20 —at Penn (OT) .......19W 10/19 3 —Lafayette ..............0W 10/26 13 —at Yale ................10W 11/2 11 —Princeton .............14L 11/9 0 —at Dartmouth .......40L 11/16 24 —Cornell ...............10W 11/23 31 —Brown ................27W 181 (8-2, 5-2) 159

1997Jay DuPertuis, Matt Kuhn

9/20 7 —at Harvard ............45L 9/27 16 —Towson ................6W 10/4 3 —at Lafayette ..........31L 10/11 16 —Holy Cross ............45L 10/18 7 —Penn ...................24W 10/25 21 —Yale ....................10W 11/1 17 —Princeton .............0W 11/8 21 —Dartmouth ...........23L 11/15 22 —at Cornell .............33L 11/22 11 —at Brown ..............42L 141 (4-6, 3-4*) 259

*Includes forfeit victory over Penn due to use of player subsequently declared ineligible

1998Bert Bondi, Paul Roland,

Jeremy Taylor, Chris Tillotson 9/19 24 —Harvard ................0W 9/26 20 —at Bucknell ...........27L 10/3 20 —at St. Mary's .......17W 10/10 19 —Lehigh ..................20L 10/17 0 —at Penn ................20L 10/24 14 —at Yale ..................37L 10/31 0 —Princeton .............20L 11/7 24 —at Dartmouth .....14W 11/14 22 —Cornell ...............10W 11/21 3 —Brown ..................10L 146 (4-6, 3-4) 175

1999Jason Bivens, Justin Meadlin,

Matt Radley, Jon Sproul 9/18 7 —at Harvard ............24L 9/25 28 —Towson ..............13W 10/2 13 —at Lehigh ..............63L 10/9 10 —Bucknell ...............7W 10/16 17 —Penn .....................41L 10/23 29 —Yale ......................41L 10/30 15 —at Princeton .........44L 11/6 21 —Dartmouth .........14W 11/13 29 —at Cornell .............31L 11/20 6 —at Brown ..............23L 175 (3-7, 1-6) 301

2000Jason Pease, Avery Moseley

9/16 43 —Fordham ............26W 9/23 10 —at Bucknell ...........12L 9/30 24 —Princeton (OT) .....27L 10/7 47 —Lafayette ............22W 10/14 25 —at Penn ................43L 10/21 49 —Dartmouth .........21W 10/28 0 —at Yale ..................41L 11/4 0 —at Harvard ............34L 11/11 31 —Cornell .................35L 11/18 27 —at Brown ..............45L 256 (3-7, 1-6) 306

2001Sloane Joseph, Brian Lysiak,

Jeff McCall, Johnathan Reese 9/22 20 —Bucknell (OT) .......23L 9/29 11 —at Princeton .........44L 10/6 14 —at Lafayette ..........31L 10/13 7 —Penn .....................35L 10/20 27 —at Dartmouth .....20W 10/27 28 —Yale ....................14W 11/3 33 —Harvard ................45L 11/10 35 —at Cornell ...........28W 11/17 21 —Brown ..................45L 11/22 10 —at Fordham ..........41L 206 (3-7, 3-4) 326

2002Chris Carey, Pat Girardi

9/21 13 —Fordham ............11W 9/28 6 —at Colgate .............38L 10/5 32 —Princeton .............35L 10/12 21 —Lafayette ..............28L 10/19 10 —at Penn ................44L 10/26 23 —Dartmouth ...........24L 11/2 7 —at Yale ..................35L 11/9 7 —at Harvard ............28L 11/16 14 —Cornell .................17L 11/23 28 —at Brown ..............35L 161 (1-9, 0-7) 295

Bob Shoop, 2003-2005

2003Rashad Biggers, Chris Carey,

Jeff Roether 9/20 30 —at Fordham ..........37L 9/27 19 —Bucknell .............16W 10/4 33 —at Princeton .......27W 10/11 27 —at Lafayette ..........41L 10/18 7 —Penn .....................31L 10/25 21 —at Dartmouth .......26L 11/1 14 —Yale ......................29L 11/8 16 —Harvard ..............13W 11/15 34 —at Cornell ...........21W 11/22 10 —Brown ..................42L 211 (4-6, 3-4) 283

2004Rashad Biggers, Chuck Britton,

Jeff Otis, Michael Quarshie 9/18 14 —Fordham ..............17L 9/25 13 —at Bucknell ...........42L 10/2 26 —Princeton (OT) .....27L 10/9 14 —Lafayette ..............35L 10/16 3 —at Penn ................14L 10/23 9 —Dartmouth ...........6W 10/30 14 —at Yale ..................21L 11/6 0 —at Harvard ............38L 11/13 26 —Cornell .................32L 11/20 21 —at Brown ..............33L 140 (1-9, 1-6) 265

2005Bill Beechum, Prosper Nwokocha, Joe

Winters 9/17 23 —at Fordham ........17W 9/24 23 —Duquesne ..........13W 10/1 3 —at Princeton .........43L 10/8 7 —at Lafayette ..........14L 10/15 16 —Penn .....................44L 10/22 6 —at Dartmouth .......17L 10/29 3 —Yale ......................37L 11/5 7 —Harvard ................55L 11/12 7 —at Cornell .............45L 11/19 21 —Brown ..................52L 116 (2-8, 0-7) 337

All-Time Year-by-YearNorries Wilson, 2006-

2006Matt Barsamian, Adam Brekke,

Uche Osadebe 9/16 37 —Fordham ..............7W 9/23 23 —Georgetown .......21W 9/30 6 —Princeton .............19L 10/7 24 —Iona ......................0W 10/14 0 —at Penn ................16L 10/21 7 —Dartmouth ...........20L 10/28 3 —at Yale ..................21L 11/4 7 —at Harvard ............24L 11/11 21 —Cornell ...............14W 11/18 22 —at Brown ............21W 150 (5-5, 2-5) 163

2007Craig Hormann, Drew Quinn,

JoJo Smith 9/15 10 —at Fordham ............ 27L 9/22 31 —Marist ..................7W 9/29 32 —at Princeton .........42L 10/6 0 —at Lafayette ..........29L 10/13 28 —Penn .....................59L 10/20 28 —at Dartmouth .......37L 10/27 7 —Yale ......................28L 11/3 12 —Harvard ................27L 11/10 14 —at Cornell .............34L 11/17 22 —Brown ..................30L 184 (1-9, 0-7) 320

2008 Mike Brune, Jordan Davis,

Drew Quinn 9/20 22 —Fordham ..............29L 9/27 24 —at Townson ..........31L 10/4 24 —Princeton .............27L 10/11 3 —Lafayette ..............13L 10/18 10 —Penn .....................15L 10/25 21 —Dartmouth .........13W 11/1 12 —at Yale ..................27L 11/8 28 —at Harvard ............42L 11/15 17 —Cornell .................7W 11/22 10 —at Brown ..............41L 171 (2-8, 2-5) 245

2009 Alex Gross, Taylor Joseph, Austin

Knowlin, Lou Miller, M.A. Olawale, John Seiler

9/19 40 —at Fordham .......28W 9/26 13 —Central Conn. St. .22L 10/3 38 —at Princeton ........0W 10/10 21 —at Lafayette .........24L 10/17 13 —Penn ....................27L 10/24 6 —at Dartmouth ......28L 10/31 22 —Yale .....................23L 11/7 14 —Harvard ...............34L 11/14 30 —at Cornell ..........20W 11/21 28 —Brown ...............14W 225 (4-6, 3-4) 220

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