2011 unh football media guide

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table oF coNteNts20�� UNH WIlDcats Football GUIDeQuick Facts & General Information Media Information ............................................................... 2-3 Media List ............................................................................... 2 Wildcat Sports Radio Network ............................................... 3 Wildcat Football on TV ........................................................... 3 Directions to Cowell Stadium ................................................. 3 2010 Results ............................................................................ 4 2011 Schedule .................................................... (back cover) 4 University and Football Quick Facts....................................... 4Coaching Staff Head Coach Sean McDonnell ................................................. 5 Assistant Coaches................................................................. 6-8The 2011 Wildcats Depth Chart ............................................................................. 9 Season Outlook ................................................................ 10-13 Numerical Roster ............................................................. 14-15 Alphabetical Roster .......................................................... 16-17 Returning Letterwinners & Redshirt Freshmen ............... 18-40 Incoming Freshmen .......................................................... 41-42Todd Walker Tribute.......................................................... 43The 2010 Season in Review Game Summaries ............................................................. 44-50 Statistics ........................................................................... 51-53The Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) About the CAA ...................................................................... 54 2010 Composite Schedule ..................................................... 54 2010 CAA Standings ............................................................. 55 2010 All-Conference teams ................................................... 55 Conference Champions ......................................................... 55UNH Football History Record Book..................................................................... 56-59 Top 10 Single Season & Career Efforts ................................ 59 Series Records vs. Opponents ............................................... 60 Year-by-Year Results ........................................................ 61-63 Wildcat Honor Roll .......................................................... 64-65 UNH Wildcats in the NFL ..................................................... 74The University of New Hampshire President Dr. Mark Huddleston ............................................. 66 Athletics Director Marty Scarano ......................................... 67 Support Staff .................................................................... 68-71 Jerry Azumah Performance Center ....................................... 72 Facilities ................................................................................ 73 UNH ................................................................................. 74-75 UNH in the NFL .................................................................... 76

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oN the coversFroNt: the senior co-captains are featured – quarterback kevin decker and defensive end Brian McNally.iNside FroNt: the maintained success of the uNh football program is highlighted by four caa North division banners as well a nation-leading seven straight Ncaa postseason banners. seniors chris chandler and kyle Flemings are pictured.iNside Back: other seniors for the FBs-busting wildcats include sean cullen, chris Jean-not, James Jenkins, Mickey Mangieri and George Pecoraro.Back: the 2011 schedule is bracketed by seniors anthony Gorrell, Mark Petercuskie, Jason roach and rod walker.

CREDITS: The 2011 UNH football media guide was written and designed by the UNH Athletic Media & Public Relations office on iMac computers utiliz-ing Adobe InDesign and Photoshop. Photos by Gil Talbot, Mike Ralph, Mike Silverwood, Ryan Szepan, Greg Greene, Jim Stankiewicz and UNH Photo Ser-vices. Cover designs by Anthony DeAngelis.

UNH will battle UMass in the colonial clash on saturday, oct. 22, at Gillette stadium, home of the New england Patriots. the Wildcats won the inaugural colonial clash by dispatching the Minutemen, 39-�3, beford a caa-record crowd of 32,848 on oct. 23, 20�0.

the 20�2 Division I Football championship will be decided on Janu-ary 7 at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, texas. eastern Washington rallied from a 19-0 deficit to edge Delaware, 20-19, in the 2011 champion-ship game -the first one ever held at Pizza Hut Park.

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The 2011 University of New Hampshire Football Media Guide was prepared by the University of New Hampshire Athletic Media & Public Relations Office to assist all media in their coverage of Wildcat football and to provide pertinent information concerning the New Hampshire football program. Requests for additional information, interviews and photographs should be directed to Mike Murphy, Associate Director of Athletic Media & Public Relations, Field House, Room 151, 145 Main Street, Durham, NH 03824, [email protected] or (603) 969-0774.

GAME CREDENTIALS: Only accredited members of the media will receive cre-dentials for any game. Requests for credentials should be made by 12 p.m. on the day prior to the game. No requests will be honored after that time. Credentials at Cowell Stadium may be picked up 90 minutes prior to kickoff at the Will Call table, located in the front lobby of the UNH Field House, adjacent to the entrance to Lundholm Gym-nasium. Credentials should be requested through Mike Murphy in the Athletic Media & Public Relations Office at (603) 969-0774 or [email protected]. A valid form of identification is required to pick up media credentials.

PHOTO AND FILM CREDENTIALS: All photo and game film credentials should be requested as early as possible, and no later than 12 p.m. one day prior to the game. No photo credentials will be approved on the day of the game. Per NCAA regulations, photographers and video crews may only work the sidelines between the 25-yard line and the end zone in both directions. Photographers and film crews on the sidelines and end zones assume the responsibility for all risks.

RADIO: Credentials for visiting radio will be limited to three persons unless prior arrangements have been made. Two visiting radio phone lines are provided by the University of New Hampshire Athletic Media & Public Relations Office. There are two free phone lines available to a visiting commercial station. Any student radio sta-tions wishing to broadcast the game need to make arrangements in advance, but there is no guarantee of a free phone line being available for student stations. For additional information on reserving phone lines, please contact Mike Murphy in the Athletic Media & Public Relations Office at (603) 969-0774 or [email protected].

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Doug Poole Associate Director of Media &

Public Relations [email protected]

Mike MurPhyAssociate Director of Media &

Public Relations [email protected]

PRESS PARKING: Reserved press parking is available in the press parking lot located in the A Lot parking area across the street from the Field House. Your media pass also serves as a parking pass. If you are picking up your credential on game day, please coordinate parking with Mike Murphy at (603) 969-0774 or [email protected].

PRESS BOX GAME SERVICES: Pregame notes and fact sheets, depth charts, cur-rent statistics, flip cards and programs will be available prior to the start of each New Hampshire home game. Halftime statistics, as well as complete play-by-play, final team and individual statistics, will be provided to the media following the game. Wireless internet is available in the press box for your use. All media must sign on as a guest, inputting the correct information in the provided fields. Then just reboot your computer and you should be in the UNH system. Members of the UNH Athletic Media & Public Relations staff will be on hand to assist on game day.

INTERVIEWS: All requests for player or coach interviews, either in person or via phone or e-mail, must be arranged by the New Hampshire Athletic Media & Public Relations Office. Postgame interviews with both coaches and players will take place 10 minutes after the game in Field House Room 5, located a short distance from the press box. Postgame interviews will be coordinated by the Athletic Media & Public Relations Office at Cowell Stadium. On the road, the UNH Athletic Media & Public Relations Office will be available to arrange Wildcat interviews. The UNH locker room is closed to the media.

Papers/Wire ServiceAssociated Press2 Capital Plaza, Suite 400Concord, NH 03301(603) 224-3327(603) 226-0883 FAX

Boston Globe135 Morrissey BlvdBoston, MA 02125Marvin Pave(617) 929-2860(617) 929-2872 FAX

Boston HeraldOne Herald SquareBoston, MA 02118John Connolly(617) 426-3000(617) 542-1314 FAX

Concord MonitorP.O. Box 1177Concord, NH 03302Tim O’Sullivan(603) 224-5301(603) 224-8120 FAX

Foster’s Daily Democrat333 Central Ave.Dover, NH 03820Al Pike(603) 742-4455(603) 749-7079 FAX

Keene Sentinel60 West St.Keene, NH 03431(603) 352-1234(603) 352-0437 FAX

Laconia Citizen171 Fair St.Mike ZheLaconia, NH 03246(603) 524-3800(603) 527-3593 FAX

Eagle-Tribune100 Turnpike St.Bill BurtN. Andover, MA 01845(978) 946-2227(978) 687-6045 FAX

Union LeaderP.O. Box 9555Manchester, NH 03105Allen Lessels(603) 668-4321(603) 668-0382 FAX

Nashua TelegraphP.O. Box 1008Nashua, NH 03061Gary Fitz(603) 594-6467(603) 882-2681 FAX

The New HampshireMemorial Union BuildingDurham, NH 03824Chad Graff(603) 862-1490(603) 862-3952 FAX

Portsmouth Herald111 Maplewood Ave.Portsmouth, NH 03801Mike Zhe(603) 436-1800(603) 433-5760 FAX

Radio/TVWGAM-AM 1250 AM/900 AMNashua, NH 03060Matt Perrault(603) 880-9001

WGIR-AM 610Manchester, NH 03105Erin Boss(603) 625-6915

WQSO-FM 96.7Portsmouth, NH 03801Jeff Pierce(603) 430-9415

WHEB-FM 100.3Portsmouth, NH 03802Doc Garrett(603) 463-7300

WKXL-AM 1450 Concord, NH 03301Chris Ryan(603) 225-5521

WTPL-FM 107.7Bow, NH 03304Bob Lipman(603) 545-0777

WUNH-FMMUBDurham, NH 03824(603) 862-2541

WMUR-TV (ABC/9)Manchester, NH 03015 Jason King, Jamie Staton(603) 641-9007

NHPTV (Channel 11)Durham, N.H. 03824(603) 868-4320

Comcast SportsNet N.E. Burlington, Mass. 01803

New England Sports NetworkWatertown, Mass. 02472 (617) 536-9233

ToM WilkinsAssistant Athletic Director for

Media & Public [email protected]

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From the South: Take 95 North to 91 North (at New Haven, Conn.). Take 91 North to 84 East at Hartford. Follow 84 East through Connecticut to the Mas-sachusetts Turnpike (Route 90). Stay on the Mass Pike for 10 miles before taking the exit for Auburn/Worcester and 290 East. Proceed east on 290 until it ends and merges with 495 North -- stay in the left lanes to exit to 495 North. Continue on 495 North -- it will end and merge with 95 North. Proceed on 95 North into New Hampshire and continue on to the toll booth. From the toll, go approximately seven miles to Exit 4 for the Spaulding Turnpike (Route 4 West) -- signs that read “NH Lakes and White Mountains,” and “Dover/Concord.” Exit to the left. Go about four miles and take the last exit before the toll (Exit 6W) for Concord and Durham. At this point, you are still on Route 4 West. Go approximately four miles and continue straight through a traffic light (Mad-bury Road), and proceed another 1 1/2 miles to the Route 155A exit, marked “University of New Hampshire.” Take a left turn off the ramp and proceed one mile to Field House, which is on the right at the top of the hill.

From Maine: Follow 95 South to Spaulding Turnpike (Route 4 West) and continue as above.

From the West (Vermont, Concord): Take 89 South to 93 North. Follow 93 North, approximately four miles to 393 East, which will merge with Route 4 East. Follow Route 4 to Route 155A exit for “University of New Hampshire.” Make a right off the ramp and proceed as above.

From the West (Manchester, Nashua): Take 93 North to Route 101 East. Follow 101 to Exit 6 (Route 125). Exit and take a left onto 125 and follow straight to Lee Traffic Circle. First right at circle is Route 4 East. Continue as above.

For parking: (from downtown Durham): Take Main Street to rotary. Take first right at rotary and follow signs to parking lot A. (from Route 4) Take Main Street to rotary. Take third exit off rotary and follow signs to parking lot A.

Wildcat Sports Properties, a property of Learfield Sports, is the multimedia rights holder for UNH Athletics. The Wildcat Sports Net-work consists of flagship station WGIR-AM 610 in Manchester, N.H., which has been the headquarters for UNH play-by-play since 2008, and four affiliates: The Wave (96.7 WQSO-FM) in Portsmouth; WGIN-AM 930 (Rochester); WNTK-FM 99.7 (New London); WSMN-AM 1590 (Nashua) and WASR-AM 1420 (Wolfeboro). Each game is streamed live online at www.unhwildcats.com. Jim Jeannotte, a 22-time winner of the N.H. Sportscaster of the Year award, returns as radio voice of the Wildcats in 2011, a post he’s held since 1981. His UNH football broadcasting career dates back to 1974. Bob Lipman, a two-time N.H. Sportscaster of the Year, joins the network as color commentator in 2011. Lipman is the longtime voice of the N.H. Fisher Cats’ baseball team and former voice of Dartmouth College football. All 11 games will be broadcast live, with the pregame show beginning 30 minutes prior to kickoff.

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UNH football will be on television five times this season on Com-cast SportsNet (CSN-NE) and The Comcast Network (TCN) thanks to the Colonial Athletic Association television package.

2011 Televised GamesSept. 24 at Richmond 3:30 PM CSN-NEOct. 15 at William & Mary 12:00 PM TCN | COX11Oct. 22 vs. Massachusetts 3:30 PM CSN-NE (GILLETTE STADIUM - Foxborough, Mass.)Oct. 29 vs. Rhode Island 12:00 PM CSN-NENov. 19 vs. Maine 12:00 PM CSN-NE

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Football contact InformationMike Murphy Office Phone....................(603).862-3906Mike Murphy Cell Phone.......................(603).969-0774Murphy’[email protected] Fax..............................................(603).862-3839Press Box Phone...................................(603).862-2645Football Office.......................................(603).862-1852UNH Athletics Web Site..............www.unhwildcats.com

20�� Wildcat team InformationLettermen Lost (23): Offense (10): Kyle Auffray (TE), Derek Coppola (RB), Terrance Fox (WR), Mike Greene (WR), Sean Jellison (RB), Anthony Kostek (WR), Kevon Mason (WR), Seth Price (OL), R.J. Toman (QB), Todd Walker (WR). Defense (11): Jamie Cosgrove (LB), John Greer (DB), Devon Jackson (LB), Jack Jamerson (DL), Shawn MacNevin (DB), Lance Mailloux (DT), Ryan McGuinness (DB), Mike Perkins (DB), Hugo Souza (DB), Dino Vasso (DB), Steve Young (DT). Specialists (5): Kyle Auffray (P), Terrance Fox (KR/PR), Ryan Glasgow (P), A.J. McNulty (PK), Hugo Souza (PR).

Letterwinners Returning (47): Offense (21): Ricky Archer (OL), Tyler Brnger (OL), Chris Chandler (WR), Sean Cullen (TE), Kevin Decker (QB), Mickey DiLima (OL), Chris Jeannot (TE), Mickey Mangieri (WR), Isaiah Martin (OL), Walter McCarthy (OL), Justin Mello (WR), Peter Neal (WR), Seamus O’Neill (OL), Joey Orlando (WR), George Pecoraro (OL), Dontra Peters (RB), Sean Ryan (OL), James Scafate (OL), Nick Schmalhofer (OL), Chris Setian (RB), Chris Zarkoskie (OL). Defense (23): Manny Asam (DB), Nick Barnes (DB), Chris Beranger (DB), Alan Buzbee (LB), Jay Colbert (DE), Steve Collister (LB), Andrew Drazin (DL), John Duffey (LB), Jeff Emmons (DL), Matt Evans (LB), Kyle Flemings (DB), Anthony Gorrell (DB), Chris Houston (DB), James Jenkins (DE), Sean McCann (DL), Brian McNally (DE), Cody Muller (DL), Mark Peter-cuskie (LB), Jason Roach (DB),Tyler Sargent (DB), Jared Smith (DL), Jimmy Vailas (DL), Rod Walker (DB). Special Teams (8): Dontra Peters (KR), Mike MacArthur (PK), Kevin Decker (H), A.J. DeLago (PK), Tyler Sargent (KR), Mark Petercuskie (LS), George Pecoraro (SS), Joey Orlando (PR).

Redshirts/Transfers (24): Alex Blane (OL), Rob Bowman (OL), James Brady (QB), Matt Carini (RB), Brian Ciccone (DE), Mike Coccia (OL),Tim Farina (WR), Jimmy Giansante (WR), Anthony Guidice (PK), R.J. Harris (WR), Tim Johnson (DL), Matt Kaplan (DL), Mike Mitchell (TE), Jimmy Owens (RB), Nick Pellino (K), Tim Pike (DB), Brad Prasky (P, PK), Harold Spears (TE), Nico Steriti (RB), Steven Thames (DB), Andy Vailas (QB), Chad Wilkes (DB), Tre Williams (DB), Robbie Zauck (DE).

Recruits/Newcomers (26): Jared Allison (WR), Akil Anderson (DB), Rashid Armand (DL), Kalil Bailey (DB), Michael Bradley (LB), Christian Breda (P/K), Nick Cefalo (DB), Mike DeTroia (WR), Lamar Edmonds (DB), Cameron Finn (OL), Dino Georgakis (LB), Seth Geyer (LB), Sean Goldrich (QB), Matt Hamel (DL), Austin Heter (OL), Zane Hudak (OL), Zach Hundertmark (OL), George Kallas (OL), Mike Kelly (WR), Shane McNeely (TE), D.J. Moss (DB), Keith Parkinson (DB), Danny Riley (DE), Steve Sweeney (WR), Jullian Turner (DL), Ryan Welch (DL).

Offensive Starters Lost (6): Kyle Auffray (TE),Terrance Fox (WR), Sean Jel-lison (RB), Kevon Mason (WR), Seth Price (LT), R.J. Toman (QB).

Defensive Starters Lost (6): John Greer (SS), Lance Mailloux (DT), Ryan McGuinness (WS), Hugo Souza (FS), Dino Vasso (CB), Steve Young (DT).

Specialist Starters Lost (3): Kyle Auffray (P), Terrance Fox (KR/PR), Hugo Souza (PR), .

Offensive Starters Returning (5): Ricky Archer (RG), Mickey DiLima (RT), Joey Orlando (WR), George Pecoraro (LG), Chris Zarkoskie (C).

Defensive Starters Returning (5): Alan Buzbee (LB), Matt Evans (LB), Kyle Flemings (DB), James Jenkins (DE), Brian McNally (DE).

Specialist Starters Returning (6): Kevin Decker (H), Mike MacArthur (PK/KO), Joey Orlando (PR), George Pecoraro (LS), Mark Petercuskie (LS), Dontra Peters (KR).

Sept. 4 CENTRAL CONN. ST. W, 33-3 Sept. 11 at Pittsburgh L, 16-38Sept. 18 at Rhode Island* L, 25-28Sept. 25 LEHIGH W, 31-10Oct. 2 at Maine* L, 13-16 (OT)Oct. 9 RICHMOND* W, 17-0Oct. 16 at James Madison* W, 28-14Oct. 23 MASSACHUSETTS*% W, 39-13Nov. 6 WILLIAM & MARY* L, 3-13Nov. 13 at Villanova* W, 31-24Nov. 20 TOWSON* W, 38-19Dec. 4 at Bethune-Cookman & W, 45-20Dec. 10 at Delaware & L, 3-16

* - CAA Conference Game%-at Gillette Stadium&-NCAA D-I Playoff Game

Sept. 1 at Toledo 7:00 p.m.Sept. 10 at Lehigh 12:30 p.m.Sept. 24 at Richmond* 3:30 p.m.Oct. 1 HOLY CROSS 12.p.m.Oct. 8 VILLANOVA*. . 12.p.m.Oct. 15 at William & Mary* 12 p.m.Oct. 22 vs Massachusetts*% 3:30 p.m.Oct. 29 RHODE ISLAND*. 12.p.m.Nov. 5 JAMES MADISON*. 12.p.m.Nov. 12 at Towson* TBANov. 19 MAINE* . 12.p.m.* - CAA Conference Game%- at Gillette Stadium.

Location...........................................Durham, NH 03824Founded.................................................................1866Enrollment...........................................................14,469President....................................... Dr. Mark HuddlestonAthletics Director.....................................Marty ScaranoHead Football Coach............................Sean McDonnellCareer Record/Years..........................88-58-0/13th yearRecord at School/Years......................88-58-0/13th yearNickname......................................................... WildcatsColors.....................................................Blue and WhiteStarted Football......................................................1893Stadium.................................................Cowell StadiumCapacity................................................................6,500Stadium Surface...............................................FieldTurfAffiliation......................................................NCAA, FCSConference........................ Colonial Athletic Association2010 Record..................................8-5 Overall, 5-3 CAALettermen Lost................... 23 (10 off., 11 def., 5 spec.)Lettermen Returning........... 47 (21 off., 23 def., 8 spec.)Offensive Starters Lost.................................................6Offensive Starters Returning........................................5Defensive Starters Lost................................................6Defensive Starters Returning.......................................5Specialist Starters Lost.................................................3Specialist Starters Returning........................................6

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Sean McDonnell Fileaccolades

• New England Coach of the Year (‘10, ‘08, ‘05)• Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year (‘05)• Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year finalist (‘04)• District Coach of the Year, AFCA (‘04)• College Head Coach of the Year, Gridiron Club of Greater Boston (‘00)

college coaching experience• University of New Hampshire (20 years) º Head coach (12 years) º Offensive coordinator (5 years) º QB / WR coach (3 years)• Columbia University (2 years)• Boston College, grad assistant (1 year)• Boston University, WR/TE (3 years)• Hamilton College, defensive coordinator (2 years)

Year by Year1999 5-6 (3-5 Atlantic 10)2000 6-5 (4-4 Atlantic 10)2001 4-7 (2-7 Atlantic 10)2002 3-8 (2-7 Atlantic 10)2003 5-7 (3-6 Atlantic 10)2004 10-3 (6-2 Atlantic 10) NCAA quarterfinals2005 11-2 (7-1 Atlantic 10) NCAA quarterfinals2006 9-4 (5-3 Atlantic 10) NCAA quarterfinals2007 7-5 (4-4 CAA) NCAA first round2008 10-3 (6-2 CAA) NCAA quarterfinals2009 10-3 (6-2 CAA) NCAA quarterfinals2010 8-5 (5-3 CAA) NCAA quarterfinalsCareer: 88-58 (.603) | CAA Record: 53-46 (.535)

HeaD coacH seaN McDoNNell Sean McDonnell, a 1978 University of New Hampshire graduate, gears up

for his 13th season as the head coach at his alma mater with a career record of 88-58. In 2010, McDonnell’s Wildcats collected victories against five ranked oppo-nents, a University record, en route to an 8-5 campaign. New Hampshire qualified for the NCAA Division I FCS Championship for the seventh consecutive season, the longest active streak in the nation. Further, UNH advanced to the quarterfinal round for the sixth time in those seven years after dispatching Bethune-Cookman, 45-20, in a second-round encounter before suffering a quarterfinal loss at eventual national championship game participant Delaware, 16-3. During this remarkable seven-season run of success, the Wildcats have posted a mark of 65-25 for a .722 winning percentage. They have been ranked in The Sports Network/Fathead.com Top 25 for a Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)-leading 97 consecutive weeks, dating back to Sept. 13, 2004.

McDonnell was feted as the 2010 Division I FCS Coach of the Year by the New England Football Writers, the third time he’s been honored (2005, ’08). During the course of the ’10 campaign, the ‘Cats earned their 12th straight home victory

–a school record- by shutting out No. 11 Richmond, 17-0, on Homecoming. Two weeks later, UNH made history by topping No. 12 UMass, 39-13, in the inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium. The game was witnessed by 32,848 fans, the largest football crowd in CAA history. McDonnell has guided UNH football to the upper echelon of the FCS and has recruited several All-Americans and NFL-caliber players, including the likes of Walter Payton Award-winning QB Ricky Santos (2005) and the all-time NCAA FCS record holder for TD catches in WR David Ball (2003-06), who surpassed Jerry Rice’s career mark of 51 TDs with his 58 scoring receptions. In 2009, UNH finished 10-3 and won its second straight CAA North Division championship. The Wildcats con-tinued to be giant killers by knocking off an FBS opponent for the fifth straight time, securing a hard-fought 23-16 triumph at Ball State. Previous FBS opponents to feel the wrath of the Wildcats during the amazing upset run were Army (2008), Marshall (’07), Northwestern (’06) and Rutgers (’04). UNH was the only team to defeat eventual FCS national champion Villanova on Homecoming (28-24). The Wildcats also posted an impressive win on the road at McNeese State, defeating the Cowboys, 49-13, in the first round of the NCAA playoffs. New Hampshire notched a 10-3 record in 2008, including a defeat of Southern Illinois in the first round of the NCAAs before a quarterfinal-round setback at Northern Iowa. UNH finished the season ranked No. 7 or No. 8 in most national polls, and McDonnell was honored as the New England FCS Coach of the Year for the second time in his tenure. In 2007, the Wildcats were 7-5 overall and just narrowly missed upsetting No. 1 Northern Iowa in the first round of the NCAAs, losing on a last-minute TD, 38-35, at the UNI Dome. The Wildcat offense, ranked 16th in the nation, averaged over 400 yards per contest. The Wildcats were ranked as high as No. 1 in the nation in 2006 and finished the season ranked No. 6 after defeating Hampton in the first round (41-38) of the NCAA Championships. In 2005, McDonnell was honored as the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year by The Sports Network after leading his Wildcats to a record-breaking 11-2 season, an Atlantic 10 Championship title and a second straight NCAA appearance in the I-AA quarterfinals. McDonnell had his Wildcats ranked No. 1 in the nation at the end of the 2005 regular season. In 2005 the Wildcats played two nationally-televised NCAA postseason games on ESPN at Cowell Stadium, beating Colgate in the first round before succumbing to Northern Iowa in the NCAA quarterfinals. In 2004, his hard work rebuilding the program paid off in a 10-3 overall record and a 6-2 mark in the Atlantic 10, which earned the team the Northern Division Championship title. UNH earned a bid to the NCAA I-AA Championships for the first time since 1994 and advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in the history of the program. UNH won its first-ever NCAA contest under McDonnell, upsetting Georgia Southern in the first round, 27-23, on national television. McDonnell was named a finalist for the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year and was selected District Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA). In 2003, UNH steadily improved as the season went on and the Wildcats went on to win three of their last four contests, including an upset victory over top-25 squad, Maine. The team’s 5-7 record could have easily been above .500, as UNH narrowly lost to No. 1-ranked Delaware on a missed field goal in the closing seconds, and UNH was driving for the game-winning TD late in the Division I contest at Central Michigan, but ran out of time. UNH posted impressive victories over the likes of top-ranked Massachusetts, Dartmouth and Richmond. The Minutemen were ranked 17th in the nation when the Wildcats defeated them by a 31-14 margin at Cowell Stadium. In 2002, McDonnell’s offense was one of the most prolific in I-AA football and averaged 449.2 yards per contest and 36.7 ppg. In the victories over the likes of Hampton, James Madison, Dartmouth and Massachusetts the ‘Cats scored 37 ppg and scored over 40 points in two of the victories. UNH finished with a 4-7 overall record in 2001. In 2000, the Wildcats were ranked as high as 23rd in the nation and knocked off three top-25 opponents, including Hampton (31-17), Massachusetts (24-16) and No. 2 Delaware on Nov. 4 (45-44 OT). Injuries squashed UNH’s chances for a playoff berth down the stretch, but UNH opened the campaign with a 4-0 record, its best start since 1977 when the Wildcats won seven straight games. UNH finished the season with a 6-5 record and finished tied for fourth in the Atlantic 10. As a result of his outstanding coaching performance, McDonnell was named the Gridiron Club Of Greater Boston College Head Coach Of The Year. In his rookie debut, McDonnell led the Wildcats to a 5-6 overall record and oversaw a wide-open offensive attack that led the Atlantic 10 with an average of 457.3 yards per game. McDonnell was named the 19th head coach of the UNH football program on April 22, 1999. McDonnell replaced legendary head coach Bill Bowes, who retired after 27 years as the mentor of the Wildcats. McDonnell served eight seasons as a Wildcat assistant and completed his fifth year as the team’s offensive co-ordinator in 1998. McDonnell rejoined the Wildcats as an assistant coach before the 1991 spring camp and worked with the quarterbacks and receivers for his first three seasons. In 1997, McDonnell was named the recipient of “The College Assistant Coach Award” by the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston in recognition of his quality of performance, loyalty and longevity. A native of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., McDonnell was a standout defensive back for UNH. He started for the 1975 and 1976 Yankee Conference championship teams and came back to start for the 1978 squad. After his graduation from UNH, he spent one year as an assistant coach at Manchester (N.H.) Memorial High School and followed that up with a three-year stint at Manchester West (1980-82). McDonnell worked as the defensive coordinator at Hamilton College for two seasons (1983-84) and subsequently spent three years (1985-87) coaching the receivers and tight ends at former conference-rival Boston University. During the 1988 campaign, McDonnell served as a graduate assistant coach at Boston College. He spent two seasons as an assistant at Columbia (1989-90) prior to his coaching debut in Durham. Sean and his wife, Jenny, reside in Durham and are the parents of two sons: Timmy and Tommy.

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Tim cramseyNew Hampshire ‘98Offensive Coordinator / QB9th year at UNH

Former UNH quarterback Tim Cramsey is the longest-tenured assistant coach on the staff,

entering his ninth year overall and second straight season as the team’s of-fensive coordinator in 2011. Cramsey, who has also mentored quarterbacks since 2008, previously coached running backs for two seasons (2006-07) and tight ends/fullbacks during his first three coaching years (2003-05). In 2010, the Wildcats’ passing offense ranked second in the CAA at 220.1 yards per game. UNH also boasted the top red zone offense, scoring on 38 of 43 trips inside the 20-yard line for an 88.4-percent success rate. Under Cramsey’s direction, quarterback R.J. Toman compiled one of the finest QB careers in school history, finishing with 658 completions (No. 2 all-time), 8,015 yards (No. 2) and 1,077 attempts (No. 4) from 2007-10. During his stint with UNH tight ends, Cramsey had the opportunity to work with All-America Jon Williams, who subsequently signed a free agent contract with the NFL’s St. Louis Rams. Cramsey coached for two seasons at the high school level: one at Al-lentown Central Catholic and another at Emmaus High School, where he coached quarterbacks. A 1998 graduate of UNH, where he earned a degree in Business Administration, Cramsey was the Wildcats starting QB for two seasons.

John LyonsPennsylvania ‘74Defensive Coordinator / DB1st year at UNH

John Lyons, the second-winningest head foot-ball coach in Dartmouth College history, was

hired as UNH Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs coach on Jan. 21, 2011. Lyons earned 60 career victories as the head coach at Dartmouth from 1992-2004. His Big Green teams won two Ivy League championships (1992, 1996), including a perfect 10-0 season in ’96 when Lyons was named the New England Coach of the Year by the New England sports writers and the Division I N.E. Coach of the Year by the Gridiron Club of Boston. Lyons, a West Hartford, Conn. native, most recently worked at Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, N.H., where he served as football coach since 2005 and athletic director since 2008. He guided the school to three con-secutive Evergreen League championships from 2007-2009. Previously, Lyons spent three seasons (2005-07) in NFL Europe for the Cologne Centurions, the last two years as defensive coordinator. Under his tutelage, the Centurions had the league’s top total defense in 2005 and 2007 and the No. 1 pass yardage defense in 2006. While serving as defensive coordinator at Boston University from 1985-87, Lyons led the Terriers to the top-rated pass defense and No. 2 total defense in the Yankee Conference during his final season. Lyons, who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1974, be-gan his coaching career at his alma mater, climbing his way up from an assistant freshman coach in his first season (1974) to the role of defensive coordinator in 1984 for an undefeated Ivy League championship Quakers team that featured the No. 1 total defense in the league. He played three years at Penn, and was a Second Team All-Ivy League selection.

Jon sheLTonMaryland ‘97Defensive Ends6th year at UNH

In 2011, Jon Shelton enters his sixth season on the UNH coaching staff as the defensive ends

coach. Under his guidance, junior Brian McNally set the University’s all-time single-season record with a CAA-leading 13.5 sacks in 2010. As a result, McNally was named College Sporting News Sweet-63 All-America, ECAC All-Star and earned a berth on the FCS All-New England Team. Shelton, who has 17 years of coaching experience under his belt, pre-viously served as a defensive assistant at the University of Kansas from 2002-04, where he coached and managed all aspects of the defensive line on game day and handled all of the day-to-day duties. He coached a line that ranked among the top squads in the nation. Previously, he worked as the defensive coordinator, assistant head coach and director of operations at Bryant College from 1999-2001. While with the Bulldogs, he was respon-sible for recruiting players from the Maryland, Virginia and Washington D.C. areas. Shelton also gained experience at Montgomery Community College in Rockville, Md., in 1997-98 as the assistant coach of linebackers and kickers. At the University of Maryland, Shelton was a student assistant coach who helped mentor the defensive line from 1995-97. His coaching career began at Montgomery Community College as defensive line coach from 1993-95. Shelton earned a Master’s Degree in Education (Counseling) at Providence College, garnered a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Maryland at College Park and earned an Associate of Arts Degree in Finance from Montgomery Community College.

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Delaware ‘06Wide Receivers5th year at UNH

Ryan Carty embarks upon his fifth season on the UNH coaching staff and second year in charge

of wide receivers in 2011. Under Carty’s tutelage, senior wideout Terrance Fox earned All-CAA First Team honors and a berth on the FCS All-New England Team after pacing the league in receptions per game (6.2) in 2010. The Wildcats’ passing offense ranked second in the conference with 220.1 yards per game. Carty coached running backs in 2008-09, helping an offense that ranked No. 1 in the CAA in scoring in ’09 and led the league in scoring offense in ‘08. Also in ’09, senior RB Chad Kackert was the CAA’s fourth-leading all-purpose runner, later signing a free agent contract with the Jack-sonville Jaguars. In 2007, Carty spent his first season at UNH coaching tight ends. That season, sophomore TE Scott Sicko was voted an All-Conference and All-American player. After graduating in 2010, Sicko signed a free agent contract with the Dallas Cowboys. Carty began his coaching career at UNH after playing quarterback at the University of Delaware. He was voted cap-tain in his 2006 senior campaign and played on the national championship squad in 2003. A 2007 graduate with honors from the University of Delaware in Business Management, Carty recruits the northern portion of his home state of New Jersey, Essex County in Mass. and the western portion of New Hampshire.




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Brian BarBaTo

UNH ‘04Tight Ends/Offensive Tackles4th year at UNH

Brian Barbato enters his fourth year during his second stint on the UNH coaching staff in 2011. Barbato adds the role of offensive tackles coach to his responsibilities this season along with mentoring tight ends, which he has done since returning to Durham in 2008. Under his tutelage, Scott Sicko earned All-America accolades in both the ‘08 and ‘09 seasons, signing a free agent contract with the Dallas Cowboys followng his senior campaign. The Exeter, N.H., native coached the offensive line during his previous New Hampshire coaching term in 2004. Barbato, who graduated from UNH in ‘04, started 37 games during his playing career while seeing time at all five offensive line positions. He was named All-Atlantic 10 Second Team in 2003 and All-Atlantic 10 Third Team in 2002. Barbato also coached outside linebackers and safeties at St. Lawrence University for two seasons (2006-07) and worked as an assistant coach at Exeter High School in 2005.

michael FerZoco

Kenyon College ‘04Running Backs4th year at UNH

Michael Ferzoco enters his fourth season on the UNH coaching staff in 2011, serving as the running backs coach for the second straight year. Fer-zoco’s protégé, Dontra Peters, garnered All-CAA Third Team honors after rushing for a team-leading 707 yards on 142 attempts in 2010. Ferzoco coached linebackers during each of his first two years in Durham (2008-09), helping Matt Parent become the school’s third all-time leading tackler (356). Prior to coming to Durham, Ferzoco coached at Kenyon College, working as an assistant coach from 2004-07. He served as offensive coordinator and coached the quarterbacks and receivers during the 2006 and 2007 seasons. In ’07, his offense broke the school record for yardage (460.2 yards per game) and averaged 31.2 points per contest. The Kenyon offense was also explosive in 2006, when the squad aver-aged 451.4 yards per game and posted 35.4 points per game – 12th-best in the nation. He also served as coach of the offensive line in ‘05 and was the wide receivers coach in ‘04. Ferzoco is a 2004 graduate of Kenyon, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science.

Terrence KLeIn

UNH ‘10Strong Safeties/Outside LBs2nd year at UNH

Terrence Klein is in his second year as an assistant coach with the UNH football program in 2011, working with safeties and outside linebackers. In 2010, Klein helped Wildcat senior free safety Hugo Souza earn a spot on the All-CAA First Team and the FCS All-New England Team with 95 tackles. Klein graduated from New Hampshire in 2010 following a four-year playing career for the Wildcats. As a senior in ‘09, Klein ranked third on the team in total tackles with 80 (45 solo, 35 assisted), and he was second in tackles for a loss with 9.5 from his position of safety. Klein recorded a team-high six interceptions and returned one for a TD. In his junior year, Klein was sixth on the team in tackles (28-31-59) and third in interceptions (four). The Wildcats finished with a 10-3 overall record and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals both of those seasons.

James BeTTcher

St. Francis (Ind.) ‘03Linebackers1st year at UNH

James Bettcher, a 2003 graduate of the University of St. Francis in Fort Wayne, Ind., brings eight years of coaching experience to the UNH side-lines for his first season in 2011. Prior to his one season at Ball State, where he also coached special teams, Bettcher worked as a defensive graduate assistant at the University of North Carolina from 2007-09, focusing on linebackers, defensive ends and special teams for the Tar Heels, while as-sisting in recruiting in Ohio, Indiana and North Carolina. In 2006, Bettcher worked as a defensive grad assistant at Bowling Green University, working with the secondary and special teams’ units and aiding recruiting efforts in Ohio and Indiana. Bettcher’s coaching career began at his alma mater from 2003-05 as spe-cial teams coordinator; he also worked with the strength and conditioning staff and was the head track coach in 2003 and 2004. During his career as a student-athlete at St. Francis, Bettcher was a three-time NAIA All-American Scholar, a three-time Mid-States Football Asso-ciation Scholar, a two-time NAIA Coaches’ All-American and a two-time Don Hansen’s All-American. He earned all-conference honors three times and was the recipient of the St. Francis Helmet Award for leadership and coachability in 2002. Bettcher also was a three-time track All-American for the Cougars, where he placed second in the shot put at the 2001 NAIA Championships. James, a native of Lakeville, Ind., is married to Erica Bettcher, and they are the proud parents of one son, Colton.




alex mILLer

Massachusetts ‘07Centers/Guards1st year at UNH

Alex Miller comes aboard as the centers/guards coach for the 2011 Wildcats after a three-year

tenure at the University of Oregon, where he began as an intern in 2008 be-fore working as a graduate assistant coach for offense the next two seasons. Miller worked closely with the Ducks’ running game and tutored the offen-sive line. As a student-athlete, Miller starred as a center at the University of Massachusetts, where he started all 50 games of his collegiate career from 2003-06. The Fairfax, Va., native was feted as an All-America in his senior campaign and was a two-time member of the All-Atlantic 10 First Team. Miller received his undergraduate degree from UMass in 2007.

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chris Van horn

St. Francis (Ind.) ‘04Defensive Tackles1st year at UNH

Chris Van Horn joins the UNH coaching staff in 2011 as defensive tackles coach following

three seasons at the University of North Carolina. In 2010, he was the on-field defensive graduate assistant for the Tar Heels and worked with the defensive line. During his first two seasons in Chapel Hill, Van Horn served in a quality control position, working with linebackers and the secondary. During his three seasons at North Carolina, the team went to three straight bowl games, culminating in a Music City Bowl victory in 2010. The Fort Wayne, Ind., native was a three-year letterwinner at St. Francis University in his hometown and began his coaching career at his alma ma-ter, where he worked for three seasons. After two years as a graduate assis-tant, Van Horn was elevated to the role of defensive line coach for the 2007 season. During his playing career, Van Horn was an NAIA First Team All-America at defensive end for St. Francis and still holds the school’s all-time record for most sacks in a season and career. Van Horn earned bachelor’s degrees in Elementary Education and Special Education in 2004.

New Hampshire ‘01 BS, ‘06 MSAssistant A.D., Football Operations1st year at UNH

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Bobby caLLahan

Bobby Callahan, a former Wildcats’ student manager and director of football operations, returned as UNH’s

assistant athletic director for football operations in July 2011. He previously served as Boston College football’s assistant recruiting coordinator for head coach Frank Spaziani in 2010-11. His responsibilities included organizing all on-campus recruiting functions and serving as the recruiting office liaison to the athletic administration. During his six-year term as UNH’s director of football operations from 2004-09, Cal-lahan coordinated team travel, served as the team’s video coordinator and assisted in all football administration tasks. The Randolph, Mass., native began his career as the UNH football student manager from 1997-2001. He earned two degrees at UNH: a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmen-tal Conservation in 2001 and a Master’s Degree in Kinesiology: Sport Studies in 2006.




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WR 84 JOEY ORLANDO (Jr., 5-11, 199) 81 Justin Mello (So., 6-0, 214)LT 74 WALTER McCARTHY (Jr., 6-5, 270) 78 Rob Bowman (R-Fr., 6-5, 292)LG 68 GEORGE PECORARO (Sr., 6-3, 281) 61 Sean Ryan (So., 6-2, 300)C 53 CHRIS ZARKOSKIE (Jr., 6-1, 290) -or- 63 RICKY ARCHER (So., 6-2, 285)RG 66 SEAMUS O’NEILL (So., 6-3, 275) 70 Mike Coccia (R-Fr., 6-3, 275)RT 72 MICKEY DILIMA (Jr., 6-4, 310) 64 Tyler Brnger (So., 6-2, 288)TE 86 CHRIS JEANNOT (Sr., 6-6, 263) 87 Sean Cullen (Sr., 6-4, 231)QB 14 KEVIN DECKER (c) (Sr., 6-2, 200) 17 James Brady (Jr., 6-0, 200)RB 1 DONTRA PETERS (Jr., 5-11, 198) 30 Chris Setian (So., 5-9, 224)WR 11 MICKEY MANGIERI (Sr., 5-10, 178) 15 R.J. Harris (R-Fr., 6-0, 188)WR 6 CHRIS CHANDLER (Sr., 6-2, 219) 82 Jimmy Giansante (R-Fr., 6-2, 196)

WILDCATS DEFENSECB 20 KYLE FLEMINGS (Sr., 5-10, 176) 21 Steven Thames (R-Fr., 6-0, 170)SS 4 MANNY ASAM (So., 6-0, 176) 27 Tyler Sargent (Jr., 5-10, 197)DE 98 BRIAN McNALLY (c) (Sr., 6-3, 266) 55 Jay Colbert (So., 6-1, 265)DT 90 JARED SMITH (Jr., 6-3, 325) 65 Tim Johnson (R-Fr., 6-2, 275)DT 59 SEAN McCANN (So., 6-2, 265) 94 Randi Vines (Jr., 6-3, 256)DE 56 JAMES JENKINS (Sr., 6-1, 242) 91 Jimmy Vailas (So., 6-3, 260)LB 54 ALAN BUZBEE (Jr., 6-3, 226) 39 John Duffey (Sr., 6-2, 241)LB 52 MATT EVANS (Jr., 6-0, 233) 51 Mark Petercuskie (Sr., 5-11, 232)WS 45 ROD WALKER (Sr., 6-0, 202) 28 Chad Wilkes (R-Fr., 6-0, 194)FS 31 CHRIS BERANGER (So., 5-11, 200) 48 Tre Williams (R-Fr., 6-3, 190)CB 7 ANTHONY GORRELL (Sr., 5-10, 162) 37 Chris Houston (So., 5-9, 172)

WILDCATS SPECIALISTS PK/KO 13 MIKE MACARTHUR (So., 5-10, 177) 18 A.J. DeLago (Jr., 5-10, 204)P 10 BRAD PRASKY (R-Fr., 5-11, 180) -or- 13 MIKE MACARTHUR (So., 5-10, 177)PR 84 JOEY ORLANDO (Jr., 5-11, 199) 11 Mickey Mangieri (Sr., 5-10, 178) KR 1 DONTRA PETERS (Jr., 5-11, 198) 27 TYLER SARGENT (Jr., 5-10, 197)H 14 KEVIN DECKER (c) (Sr., 6-2, 200) 17 James Brady (Jr., 6-0, 200)LS 51 MARK PETERCUSKIE (Sr., 5-11, 232) 34 Steve Collister (So., 5-10, 234)SS 68 GEORGE PECORARO (Sr., 6-3, 281) 70 Mike Coccia (R-Fr., 6-3, 275)

WILDCATS OFFENSE WR 84 JOEY ORLANDO (So., 5-11, 197) 6 Chris Chandler (Sr., 6-2, 216) LT 77 SETH PRICE (Sr. 6-6, 302) 74 Walter McCarthy (So., 6-5, 275) LG 68 GEORGE PECORARO (Jr., 6-3, 285) 61 Sean Ryan (R-Fr., 6-2, 295) C 53 CHRIS ZARKOSKIE (So., 6-1, 290) 63 Ricky Archer (R-Fr., 6-2, 280) RG 63 RICKY ARCHER (R-Fr., 6-2, 280) 66 Seamus O’Neill (R-Fr., 6-3, 280) RT 72 MICKEY DILIMA (So., 6-4, 317) 74 Walter McCarthy (So., 6-5, 275) TE 19 KYLE AUFFRAY (Sr., 6-5, 254) 87 Sean Cullen (Jr., 6-4, 235) QB 12 R.J. TOMAN (c) (Sr., 6-1, 212) 14 Kevin Decker (Jr., 6-2, 201) RB 24 SEAN JELLISON (c) (Sr., 5-9, 210) 1 Dontra Peters (So. , 5-11, 192) WR 4 TERRANCE FOX (Sr., 5-8, 166) 88 Manny Asam (R-Fr., 6-0, 180) WR 5 KEVON MASON (Sr., 6-4, 225) 16 Mike Greene (Sr., 6-2, 198)

WILDCATS DEFENSE CB 9 DINO VASSO (c) (Sr., 5-9, 175) 37 Chris Houston (R-Fr., 5-9, 170) SS 43 JOHN GREER (Sr., 6-0, 213) 40 Mike Perkins (Sr., 5-10, 208) DE 98 BRIAN MCNALLY (Jr., 6-3, 258) 96 Cody Muller (R-Fr., 6-2, 225) DT 91 STEVE YOUNG (Sr., 6-4, 296) 90 Jared Smith (So., 6-3, 300) DT 90 JARED SMITH (So., 6-3, 300) 92 Lance Mailloux (Sr., 5-10, 249) DE 56 JAMES JENKINS (Jr., 6-1, 231) 55 Jay Colbert (R-Fr., 6-1, 254) LB 54 ALAN BUZBEE (So., 6-3, 238) 15 Jamie Cosgrove (Sr., 6-1, 220) LB 52 MATT EVANS (So., 6-0, 219) 39 John Duffey (Jr., 6-2, 233) WS 8 RYAN MCGUINNESS (Sr., 6-1, 215) 45 Rod Walker (Jr., 6-0, 207) FS 33 HUGO SOUZA (Sr., 6-0, 213) 42 Shawn MacNevin (Sr., 5-10, 200) CB 20 KYLE FLEMINGS (Jr., 5-10, 180) 7 Anthony Gorrell (Jr., 5-10, 165)

WILDCATS SPECIALISTS PK/KO 13 MIKE MACARTHUR (Fr., 5-10, 177) 18 A.J. DeLago (So., 5-10, 207) P 19 KYLE AUFFRAY (Sr., 6-5, 254) 13 Mike MacArthur (Fr., 5-10, 177) PR 4 TERRANCE FOX (Sr., 5-8, 166) 33 Hugo Souza (Sr., 6-0, 213) KR 1 DONTRA PETERS (So., 5-11, 192) 4 TERRANCE FOX (Sr., 5-8, 166) H 14 KEVIN DECKER (Jr., 6-2, 201) 12 R.J. Toman (c) (Sr., 6-1, 212) LS 51 MARK PETERCUSKIE (Jr., 5-11, 225) 42 Shawn MacNevin (Sr., 5-10, 200) SS 68 GEORGE PECORARO (Jr., 6-3, 285)

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20�� seasoN PReVIeW The University of New Hampshire football team gears up for its 2011 season intent on extending the country’s longest Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) postseason streak to an eighth straight year. The Wildcats, who reached the NCAA Division I quarterfinals for the sixth time in seven years, com-pleted the 2010 campaign with an 8-5 record, stretching their string of consecutive weeks ranked in the Top 25 to an astound-ing 97 in a row. That is the longest streak in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), the nation’s premier FCS conference, and dates back to Sept. 13, 2004. The 2010 UNH football team made history by knocking off five ranked opponents for the first time ever and further established home dominance at venerable Cowell Stadium by completing the longest home winning streak in University history. The Wildcats blanked Richmond, 17-0, on Homecom-ing for a 12th straight victory at Mooradian Field, breaking a record that had endured for nearly 80 seasons. Additionally, New Hampshire’s triumph against Massachusetts at Gillette Stadium in the inaugural Colonial Clash was not only the largest live crowd to ever view a CAA game with 32,848 fans, it also featured the best television rating in league history on Comcast SportsNet New England (0.88). Once again in 2011, UNH will tangle with some of the top teams in the nation, kicking off with a challenge against the University of Toledo from the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) on Thursday, Sept. 1, at the historic Glass Bowl. The Wildcat football program serves as the benchmark for upset-minded FCS schools with a record of 5-1 versus FBS competition since 2004. The non-conference schedule also includes a visit to Lehigh, the defending Patriot League champion, and the home opener against another perennial Patriot League power, Holy Cross, on Oct. 1. The always-difficult CAA slate consists of road tilts at Richmond, William & Mary and Towson and home games against the likes of Villanova, Rhode Island, James Madison and Maine. Also, the second Colonial Clash is on tap for Oct. 22 against UMass at Gillette Stadium. While the ‘Cats had to bid farewell to six offensive starters from the ’10 squad, the depth chart includes 11 players who started games last season. Among this group is leading rusher Dontra Peters, second-leading receiver Joey Orlando and six offensive linemen with a wealth of playing experience, anchored by senior left guard George Pecoraro. On the other side of the ball, UNH will need to fill the void left by the departure of six starters, as senior cornerback Kyle Flemings is the lone member of the ’10 starting secondary back in the fold. The front seven, though, is loaded with experience, headlined by senior defensive end Brian McNally, a co-captain who set a school record with 13.5 sacks last season, and junior middle linebacker Matt Evans, fresh off a 156-tackle campaign, the highest total by a Wildcat since 1981. QUARTERBACK: Senior signal caller Kevin Decker has waited patiently in the wings for his chance to lead the offense, which finally arrives in his fifth season on campus. The 6-foot-

2-inch, 200-pound QB has shined when his number’s been called, never brighter than his lone start of the 2010 season. Decker, who was voted a co-captain by his teammates during spring camp, was at the helm of the Wildcats’ 45-20 NCAA second-round playoff victory at Bethune-Cookman on Dec. 4, completing 23 of 35 passes for 289 yards and three touchdowns. Overall, Decker saw action in all 13 games, connecting on 68.7-percent of his throws (46-for-67) for 447 yards with five touchdown tosses. The Armonk, N.Y., native also rushed the ball 28 times for 92 yards and a touchdown. The tight competition for the role of backup quarterback is a battle between junior James Brady (6-0, 200), a transfer from Georgetown who sat out last season due to NCAA transfer regulations, and redshirt freshman Andy Vailas (6-2, 180), who rushed for a touchdown in the spring Blue-White Game.

RUNNING BACK: Junior Dontra Peters enjoyed a break-out sophomore season, leading all UNH ball carriers with 707 yards rushing yards and seven touchdowns on a team-leading 142 carries in 12 games. The 5-foot-11-inch, 198-pound run-ning back averaged five yards per rush, 58.9 yards per game and was named to the All-CAA Third Team. Peters notched a CAA-best 197 rushing yards on 19 rushes in a season-opening win against Central Connecticut State and is poised to be among the league’s top RBs in 2011. Sophomore Chris Setian (5-9, 224) will complement Peters’ speed with a bruising between-the-tackles running ability. Setian led UNH with 5.1 yards per carry last season, gaining 184 yards and 36 carries. The East Longmeadow, Mass., native scored one touchdown and his downhill style helped him become the only Wildcat ball carrier

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20�� seasoN PReVIeWwith 10-plus carries to avoid any rushes for negative yardage. Redshirt freshmen Jimmy Owens (5-8, 208) and Nico Steriti (5-11, 213) bided their time on the practice field in 2010 and should provide depth to the offensive backfield this season.

WIDE RECEIVER: Junior wideout Joey Orlando is on the precipice of stardom at UNH. As a sophomore, the 5-11, 199-pound receiver ranked second on the team in receptions (50), yards (585) and touchdown catches (6). With another year of experience under his belt, Orlando should be a favorite target of Kevin Decker. The wide receiving corps was buoyed by the news that senior Chris Chandler was granted a medical hard-ship waiver by the NCAA to play a sixth season with the Wild-cats. The Wakefield, Mass., native serves as both an on-field and inspirational leader for his battle back from a devastating knee injury that essentially cost him two seasons (2007, 2008). Last year, the 6-2, 219-pounder played in all 13 games, collecting 12 receptions for 164 yards and a touchdown. Chandler will be joined by another Wildcat eager to put a past injury in his rearview mirror: senior slot receiver Mickey Mangieri (5-10, 178). Mangieri had his junior campaign derailed before it really even got started when he suffered a broken leg in the fall Blue-White Game, but the native of Pound Ridge, N.Y., is back at full strength, seeking to build off a sophomore season that saw him pace the Wildcats with an impressive 19.8 yards per reception in 2009. Sophomore Justin Mello (6-0, 214) received some valuable on-the-job training in 2010, snaring three passes for 31 yards in six games. He’ll be expected to step up this season and compete for playing time with promising redshirt freshmen Jimmy Giansante (6-2, 196) and R.J. Harris (6-0, 188), who

pulled in a TD catch during the spring Blue-White Game.

OFFENSIVE LINE: After losing only one core member, left tackle Seth Price, the offensive line boasts a collective unit featuring six individuals with extensive playing experience –all of whom started multiple games last season. Remarkably, left guard George Pecoraro (6-3, 281) is the only senior in the trenches. The Cresskill, N.J., native should be flanked by left tackle Walter McCarthy (6-5, 270) and junior incumbent Chris Zarkoskie (6-1, 297) at center. Sophomore Seamus O’Neill (6-3, 275) is expected to slide into the right guard slot, which he shared with sophomore Ricky Archer (6-2, 285) last sea-son. Archer, who started games at both guard positions in ’10, provides experience at center, guard and tackle. Steady junior Mickey DiLima (6-4, 310) prepares to start at right tackle for the second year in a row. After missing last season, junior Isaiah Martin (6-2, 304) is looking to move up the depth chart, as are sophomores Sean Ryan (6-2, 300) and James Scafate (6-4, 300). They will compete with redshirt freshmen Alex Blane (6-4, 286), Rob Bowman (6-5, 292) and Mike Coccia (6-3, 275) for backup positions on the line.

TIGHT END: Seniors Chris Jeannot and Sean Cullen both had promising junior seasons interrupted by concussions, but with a clean bill of health in 2011, the duo has the potential to serve critical roles in both blocking and pass-catching schemes for the Wildcats’ offense. Jeannot (6-6, 263) showed a glimmer of his big-play ability with a game-breaking 12 catches for 110 yards against FBS foe Pittsburgh in September. Limited to just five games, the Moon Township, Pa., native finished the season

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20�� seasoN PReVIeWwith 24 receptions for 205 yards and a touchdown. Cullen (6-4, 231) saw time in nine games, amassing 20 catches for 250 yards and a touchdown. The experience of Jeannot and Cullen will be balanced out by the addition of up-and-coming redshirt freshman Harold Spears (6-4, 232). Both redshirt freshman Mike Mitchell (6-3, 236) and sophomore Matt Murray (6-2, 253) will also seek opportunities to contribute.

DEFENSIVE LINE: UNH’s front four will be anchored by bookend senior defensive ends Brian McNally and James Jenkins, who each started all 13 games in 2010. McNally (6-3, 266), who was voted a co-captain by his teammates in the spring, had one of the most dominating pass-rushing seasons ever witnessed in Durham, setting a school record with a CAA-leading 13.5 sacks. The College Sporting News Sweet-63 All-America, All-CAA First Team member, FCS All-New England Team honoree and ECAC All-Star compiled 42 tackles, 25 solo, with a team-best 15 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. Though overshadowed by his heralded classmate, Jenkins (6-1, 242) was a model of consistency with 22 unassisted tackles and 21 assisted stops for a total of 43 tackles, most among returning linemen. The Paterson, N.J., na-tive added four sacks and 6.5 tackles for loss. Sophomore Jay Colbert (6-1, 265) is slated to figure prominently at defensive end for a second straight season after collecting 12 tackles and forcing a fumble while seeing action in all 13 games as a redshirt freshman. Junior Jared Smith (6-3, 325) has a virtual lock on an interior lineman position after being a key member of the DT rotation last season. The Greencastle, Pa., native amassed 38 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, four sacks and a blocked kick while appearing in all 13 games. The early edge in the battle to

replace the departed Steve Young is sophomore Sean McCann (6-2, 265), who made seven tackles in seven games last season. Junior Randi Vines (6-3, 256) was on the brink of a breakout season in 2010, evidenced by his 30-yard pick-six in the season opener against Central Connecticut State, but a knee injury suf-fered two weeks later ended his season prematurely and caused him to miss spring camp. Sophomore defensive end Cody Muller (6-2, 215), who made the game-sealing fumble recovery in the upset win at Villanova last November, will miss the ‘11 campaign due to injury. Fellow sophomore Jimmy Vailas (6-3, 260) is ready to make an impact at tackle after tallying two sacks in the spring Blue-White Game. Redshirt freshman Brian Ciccone (6-3, 239) shifted from tight end to defensive end in the spring, and classmate Tim Johnson (6-2, 275) transitioned from offensive line to defensive line during spring camp. Both individuals figure to be in the front-four mix this season. Other candidates for playing time include junior Jeff Emmons (6-2, 255) and redshirt freshman Matt Kaplan (6-1, 295).

LINEBACKERS: In UNH’s unique 4-2-5 defense, the two middle linebackers must be able to read and react quickly in order to wreak havoc as sideline-to-sideline menaces. Fortu-nately for the Wildcats, they have a pair who fit the bill in juniors Matt Evans and Alan Buzbee. Evans (6-0, 233) burst upon the national stage in 2010 as one of the nation’s top LBs by racking up 156 tackles, the second-highest single-season total in school history. The Hanover, Mass., native led the unit in unassisted tackles (79) and assisted tackles (77), tacked on four sacks, two interceptions (including a 25-yard pick-six vs. Towson), three

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20�� seasoN PReVIeWforced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. Deservedly, Evans was feted with a laundry list of postseason accolades: Col-lege Sporting News Sweet-63 All-America; Walter Camp FCS All-America; The Sports Network/Fathead.com All-America Second Team and All-CAA Second Team. Buzbee (6-3, 226) had an outstanding season in his own right, ranking third on the team with 86 tackles, 42 solo efforts, with eight tackles for loss and two forced fumbles after stepping into the starting lineup in week three for injured captain Devon Jackson. The Wildcats’ backup linebackers are seniors, with veteran special teams stalwarts John Duffey (6-2, 241) and Mark Petercuskie (5-11, 232) ready to step in when summoned.

SAFETIES: A unit that was deep on seniors a season ago will now rely on a collection of young players needing to fill the vacancies left by the graduations of Hugo Souza, Ryan McGuin-ness, John Greer and Mike Perkins. Senior Rod Walker (6-0, 202) is penciled in as the starting ‘whip’ safety coming off a junior campaign where he posted 17 tackles, including 11 solo stops, in mostly a special teams capacity. Sophomore Chris Beranger (5-11, 200) gets the first crack at free safety after amassing 20 tackles in 10 games during his redshirt freshman campaign, and sophomore Manny Asam (6-0, 185) made a successful conversion from wide receiver to strong safety in the spring, highlighted by his five tackles in the Blue-White Game. Expect to see strong candidacy from junior Tyler Sargent (5-10, 197), who made seven tackles in seven games last season before an injury ended his season early, and redshirt freshmen Chad Wilkes (6-0, 194) and Tre Williams (6-3, 190), who posted a game-high six tackles in the spring game.

CORNERBACKS: Senior Kyle Flemings (5-10, 176) will serve the leader of the secondary on the heels of a junior sea-son that saw him tie for the team lead with eight pass break-ups, nab four interceptions, force a fumble and recover two fumbles while starting every game. Senior Anthony Gorrell (5-10, 162) is primed to step into a starting role as the opposite corner, replacing four-year starter Dino Vasso. In 11 games last season, Gorrell registered seven tackles, one interception and one pass break-up. Sophomore Chris Houston (5-9, 172) and redshirt freshman Steven Thames (6-0, 176) will serve as backup corners.

SPECIAL TEAMS: Kicker Mike MacArthur (5-10, 177) was the only true freshman to see playing time for UNH in 2010, and all he did with that responsibility was earn All-CAA Third Team honors by going 10-for-13 in field goal kicking and a perfect 24 of 24 in PATs. The North Hampton, N.H., native is back to handle place kicking and kickoff duties, and able junior A.J. DeLago (5-10, 204) returns in a backup role after booting four field goals in as many attempts last season. The Wildcats will have a new starting punter for the fourth straight season, with MacArthur and redshirt freshman Brad Prasky (5-11, 189) dueling for starting honors. Dontra Peters is back to return kickoffs after averaging 22.7 yards per return last season (seven returns-159 yards), and Tyler Sargent recorded a team-best 25.0 yards per kick return last year before an injury ended his season prematurely. Joey Orlando is expected to be the primary punt returner after returning three punts for 28 yards last season. Mickey Mangieri should also get the assignment of returning punts two seasons after returning three punts for 64 yards.

rod walker

kyle Flemings




20�� NUMeRIcal RosteRNo. Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 1 Dontra Peters RB Jr. 5-11 198 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary’s4 Manny Asam DB So. 6-0 185 Bloomfield, N.J./Worcester Academy5 Sean Goldrich QB Fr. 6-3 195 West Haven, Conn./Notre Dame6 Chris Chandler WR Sr. 6-2 219 Wakefield, Mass./Bridgton Academy7 Anthony Gorrell DB Sr. 5-10 162 Clayton, N.J./Notre Dame8 Jared Allison WR Fr. 5-8 165 Cliffwood, N.J./Matawan Regional9 Mike DeTroia WR Fr. 6-3 193 Barnegat, N.J./Barnegat10 Brad Prasky K/P R-Fr. 5-11 189 Groton, Mass./Groton-Dunstable11 Mickey Mangieri WR Sr. 5-10 178 Pound Ridge, N.Y./Fox Lane13 Mike MacArthur K/P So. 5-10 177 North Hampton, N.H./Winnacunnet14 Kevin Decker (C) QB Sr. 6-2 200 Armonk, N.Y./The Brunswick School15 R.J. Harris WR R-Fr. 6-0 188 Odenton, Md./Arundel16 Nick Cefalo DB Fr. 6-2 185 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge17 James Brady QB Jr. 6-0 200 Deer Park, N.Y./Georgetown Univ.18 A.J. DeLago K Jr. 5-10 204 Menands, N.Y./Albany Academy19 Andy Vailas QB R-Fr. 6-2 180 Bedford, N.H./Phillips Academy20 Kyle Flemings DB Sr. 5-10 176 Forty Fort, Pa./Bishop Hoban21 Steven Thames DB R-Fr. 6-0 176 Fort Washington, Md./ Riverdale Baptist22 Nico Steriti RB R-Fr. 5-11 213 Toms River, N.J./Toms River East23 D.J. Moss DB Fr. 5-10 165 Huntsville, Ala./Columbia24 Mike Kelly WR Fr. 5-9 175 Merrimack, N.H./Bishop Guertin26 Nick Barnes DB So. 5-9 179 Plymouth, N.H./Plymouth Regional27 Tyler Sargent DB Jr. 5-10 197 Fairview, Pa./Fairview28 Chad Wilkes DB R-Fr. 6-0 194 Cheraw, S.C./Cheraw29 Matt Carini RB R-Fr. 5-10 200 Franklin, Mass./Franklin30 Chris Setian RB So. 5-9 224 East Longmeadow, Mass./Suffield Academy31 Chris Beranger DB So. 5-11 200 Winthrop, Mass./Winthrop32 Jimmy Owens RB R-Fr. 5-8 208 West Deptford, N.J./West Deptford33 Keith Parkinson DB Fr. 6-1 180 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Pine Crest34 Steve Collister LB So. 5-10 234 Rochester, N.Y./Greece Olympia35 Kalil Bailey DB Fr. 5-10 160 Lancaster, Pa./Manheim Township37 Chris Houston DB So. 5-9 172 Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt38 Tim Farina WR So. 5-9 162 Campton, N.H./Plymouth Regional39 John Duffey LB Sr. 6-2 241 Tarentum, Pa./Highlands40 Tim Pike DB R-Fr. 5-10 188 Bedford, Mass./Bedford41 Peter Neal WR Jr. 5-9 181 Lynnfield, Mass./St. John’s Prep42 Akil Anderson DB Fr. 6-1 190 Morristown, N.J./Morristown43 Lamar Edmonds DB Fr. 5-10 175 Worcester, Mass./St. Peter Marian45 Rod Walker DB Sr. 6-0 202 Portsmouth, N.H./Portsmouth46 Jason Roach DB Sr. 5-9 198 Dorchester, Mass./Scituate47 Anthony Guidice K R-Fr. 5-8 161 Nashua, N.H./Nashua North48 Tre Williams DB R-Fr. 6-3 190 Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy49 Seth Geyer LB Fr. 6-1 220 Valencia, Pa./Mars Area50 Andrew Drazin DE Jr. 6-1 232 Hollis, N.H./Hollis Brookline51 Mark Petercuskie LB Sr. 5-11 232 Holliston, Mass./Holliston52 Matt Evans LB Jr. 6-0 233 Hanover, Mass./Thayer Academy53 Michael Bradley LB Fr. 6-2 196 Concord, N.H./Concord53 Chris Zarkoskie OL Jr. 6-1 297 West Caldwell, N.J./Seton Hall Prep54 Alan Buzbee LB Jr. 6-3 226 Chester, N.J./Seton Hall Prep55 Jay Colbert DE So. 6-1 265 Longhorne, Pa./Neshaminy56 James Jenkins DE Sr. 6-1 242 Paterson, N.J./Paramus Catholic57 Dino Georgakis LB Fr. 6-0 215 Milton, Vt./Milton58 Jeff Emmons DT Jr. 6-2 255 Acton, Mass./Northeastern University59 Sean McCann DT So. 6-2 265 Avon Lake, Ohio/Avon Lake60 Matt Kaplan DT R-Fr. 6-1 295 Franklin, N.H./Franklin61 Sean Ryan OL So. 6-2 300 Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry




20�� NUMeRIcal RosteR62 George Kallas OL Fr. 6-2 290 Beverly, Mass./Beverly63 Ricky Archer OL So. 6-2 285 The Plaines, Va./Kissimmee-Osceola64 Tyler Brnger OL So. 6-2 288 Munsonville, N.H./Keene65 Tim Johnson DT R-Fr. 6-2 275 Oakdale, Pa./West Allegheny66 Seamus O’Neill OL So. 6-3 275 Manchester, N.H./Manchester Central67 Rashid Armand DT Fr. 6-0 300 Brooklyn, N.Y./Sheepshead Bay68 George Pecoraro OL Sr. 6-3 281 Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill69 James Scafate OL So. 6-4 300 Damascus, Md./Damascus70 Mike Coccia OL R-Fr. 6-3 275 Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom71 Zane Hudak OL Fr. 6-5 275 Huntington Beach, Calif./Huntington Beach71 Isaiah Martin OL Jr. 6-2 304 Pennsauken, N.J./Pennsauken72 Mickey DiLima OL Jr. 6-4 310 Kensington, Md./Our Lady Of Good Counsel73 Cameron Finn OL Fr. 6-2 280 Goffstown, N.H./Goffstown74 Walter McCarthy OL Jr. 6-5 270 Warwick, R.I./Milton Academy75 Nick Schmalhofer OL So. 6-3 250 Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic76 Alex Blane OL R-Fr. 6-4 286 North Andover, Mass./North Andover77 Zach Hundertmark OL Fr. 6-4 281 West Windsor, N.J./Hun School78 Rob Bowman OL R-Fr. 6-5 292 Cheshire, Conn./Notre Dame79 Austin Heter OL Fr. 6-4 250 McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour80 Steve Sweeney WR Fr. 5-10 185 Ridgewood, N.J./Don Bosco Prep81 Justin Mello WR So. 6-0 214 Dartmouth, Mass./Dartmouth82 Jimmy Giansante WR R-Fr. 6-2 196 Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson83 Shane McNeely TE Fr. 6-2 250 Whitehall, Pa./Allentown Central Catholic84 Joey Orlando WR Jr. 5-11 199 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty85 Brian Ciccone DE R-Fr. 6-3 239 Manchester, Mass./Manchester Essex86 Chris Jeannot TE Sr. 6-6 263 Moon Township, Pa./Moon Area87 Sean Cullen TE Sr. 6-4 231 Naples, Fla./Barron Collier88 Mike Mitchell TE R-Fr. 6-3 236 Wilkes Barre, Pa./Coughlin89 Harold Spears TE R-Fr. 6-4 232 Perkasie, Pa./Pennington90 Jared Smith DT Jr. 6-3 325 Greencastle, Pa./Greencastle-Antrim91 Jimmy Vailas DT So. 6-3 260 Bedford, N.H./Kimball Union Academy92 Jullian Turner DT Fr. 6-0 300 East Pittsburgh, Pa./Woodland Hills93 Matt Hamel DL Fr. 6-2 230 Westfield, Mass./Westfield93 Matt Murray TE So. 6-2 253 Stow, Mass./Nashoba Regional94 Randi Vines DE Jr. 6-3 256 Roanoke, Va./Santa Clara95 Ryan Welch DT Fr. 6-3 300 Dunstable, Mass./Lawrence Academy96 Cody Muller DE So. 6-2 215 Telford, Pa./Souderton96 Danny Riley DE Fr. 6-4 230 Danielsville, Pa./Northampton Area97 Robbie Zauck DE R-Fr. 6-2 235 Ocean City, N.J./ Ocean City98 Brian McNally (C) DE Sr. 6-3 266 Cornwall, N.Y./Cornwall99 Christian Breda K/P Fr. 6-2 170 Brookline, Mass./Dexter 99 Nick Pellino K So. 6-1 218 Danvers, Mass./Northeastern University

Wildcats Coaching StaffHead Coach: Sean McDonnellOffensive Coordinator/QBs: Tim CramseyDefensive Coordinator/DBs: John LyonsDefensive Ends: Jon SheltonWide Receivers: Ryan CartyOffensive Tackles/Tight Ends: Brian BarbatoRunning Backs: Michael FerzocoLinebackers: James BettcherStrong Safeties/OLBs: Terrence KleinGuards/Centers: Alex MillerDefensive Tackles: Chris Van HornAssistant Athletic Director for Football Operations: Bobby Callahan

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20�� alPHabetIcal RosteRNo. Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 8 Jared Allison WR Fr. 5-8 165 Cliffwood, N.J./Matawan Regional42 Akil Anderson DB Fr. 6-1 190 Morristown, N.J./Morristown 63 Ricky Archer OL So. 6-2 285 The Plaines, Va./Kissimmee-Osceola67 Rashid Armand DT Fr. 6-0 300 Brooklyn, N.Y./Sheepshead Bay4 Manny Asam DB So. 6-0 185 Bloomfield, N.J./Worcester Academy35 Kalil Bailey DB Fr. 5-10 160 Lancaster, Pa./Manheim Township26 Nick Barnes DB So. 5-9 179 Plymouth, N.H./Plymouth Regional31 Chris Beranger DB So. 5-11 200 Winthrop, Mass./Winthrop76 Alex Blane OL R-Fr. 6-4 286 North Andover, Mass./North Andover78 Rob Bowman OL R-Fr. 6-5 292 Cheshire, Conn./Notre Dame53 Michael Bradley LB Fr. 6-2 196 Concord, N.H./Concord17 James Brady QB Jr. 6-0 200 Deer Park, N.Y./Georgetown Univ.99 Christian Breda K/P Fr. 6-2 170 Brookline, Mass./Dexter64 Tyler Brnger OL So. 6-2 288 Munsonville, N.H./Keene54 Alan Buzbee LB Jr. 6-3 226 Chester, N.J./Seton Hall Prep29 Matt Carini RB R-Fr. 5-10 200 Franklin, Mass./Franklin16 Nick Cefalo DB Fr. 6-2 185 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge6 Chris Chandler WR Sr. 6-2 219 Wakefield, Mass./Bridgton Academy85 Brian Ciccone DE R-Fr. 6-3 239 Manchester, Mass./Manchester Essex70 Mike Coccia OL R-Fr. 6-3 275 Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom55 Jay Colbert DE So. 6-1 265 Longhorne, Pa./Neshaminy34 Steve Collister LB So. 5-10 234 Rochester, N.Y./Greece Olympia87 Sean Cullen TE Sr. 6-4 231 Naples, Fla./Barron Collier14 Kevin Decker (C) QB Sr. 6-2 200 Armonk, N.Y./The Brunswick School18 A.J. DeLago K Jr. 5-10 204 Menands, N.Y./Albany Academy9 Mike DeTroia WR Fr. 6-3 193 Barnegat, N.J./Barnegat72 Mickey DiLima OL Jr. 6-4 310 Kensington, Md./Our Lady Of Good Counsel50 Andrew Drazin DE Jr. 6-1 232 Hollis, N.H./Hollis Brookline39 John Duffey LB Sr. 6-2 241 Tarentum, Pa./Highlands43 Lamar Edmonds DB Fr. 5-10 175 Worcester, Mass./St. Peter Marian58 Jeff Emmons DT Jr. 6-2 255 Acton, Mass./Northeastern University52 Matt Evans LB Jr. 6-0 233 Hanover, Mass./Thayer Academy38 Tim Farina WR So. 5-9 162 Campton, N.H./Plymouth Regional73 Cameron Finn OL Fr. 6-2 280 Goffstown, N.H./Goffstown20 Kyle Flemings DB Sr. 5-10 176 Forty Fort, Pa./Bishop Hoban57 Dino Georgakis LB Fr. 6-0 215 Milton, Vt./Milton49 Seth Geyer LB Fr. 6-1 220 Valencia, Pa./Mars Area82 Jimmy Giansante WR R-Fr. 6-2 196 Jefferson Hills, Pa./Thomas Jefferson5 Sean Goldrich QB Fr. 6-3 195 West Haven, Conn./Notre Dame7 Anthony Gorrell DB Sr. 5-10 162 Clayton, N.J./Notre Dame47 Anthony Guidice K R-Fr. 5-8 161 Nashua, N.H./Nashua North93 Matt Hamel DL Fr. 6-2 230 Westfield, Mass./Westfield15 R.J. Harris WR R-Fr. 6-0 188 Odenton, Md./Arundel79 Austin Heter OL Fr. 6-4 250 McKees Rocks, Pa./Montour37 Chris Houston DB So. 5-9 172 Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt71 Zane Hudak OL Fr. 6-5 275 Huntington Beach, Calif./Huntington Beach77 Zach Hundertmark OL Fr. 6-4 281 West Windsor, N.J./Hun School86 Chris Jeannot TE Sr. 6-6 263 Moon Township, Pa./Moon Area56 James Jenkins DE Sr. 6-1 242 Paterson, N.J./Paramus Catholic




20�� alPHabetIcal RosteR65 Tim Johnson DT R-Fr. 6-2 275 Oakdale, Pa./West Allegheny62 George Kallas OL Fr. 6-2 290 Beverly, Mass./Beverly60 Matt Kaplan DT R-Fr. 6-1 295 Franklin, N.H./Franklin24 Mike Kelly WR Fr. 5-9 175 Merrimack, N.H./Bishop Guertin13 Mike MacArthur K/P So. 5-10 177 North Hampton, N.H./Winnacunnet11 Mickey Mangieri WR Sr. 5-10 178 Pound Ridge, N.Y./Fox Lane71 Isaiah Martin OL Jr. 6-2 304 Pennsauken, N.J./Pennsauken59 Sean McCann DT So. 6-2 265 Avon Lake, Ohio/Avon Lake74 Walter McCarthy OL Jr. 6-5 270 Warwick, R.I./Milton Academy98 Brian McNally (C) DE Sr. 6-3 266 Cornwall, N.Y./Cornwall83 Shane McNeely TE Fr. 6-2 250 Whitehall, Pa./Allentown Central Catholic81 Justin Mello WR So. 6-0 214 Dartmouth, Mass./Dartmouth88 Mike Mitchell TE R-Fr. 6-3 236 Wilkes Barre, Pa./Coughlin23 D.J. Moss DB Fr. 5-10 165 Huntsville, Ala./Columbia96 Cody Muller DE So. 6-2 215 Telford, Pa./Souderton93 Matt Murray TE So. 6-2 253 Stow, Mass./Nashoba Regional41 Peter Neal WR Jr. 5-9 181 Lynnfield, Mass./St. John’s Prep66 Seamus O’Neill OL So. 6-3 275 Manchester, N.H./Manchester Central84 Joey Orlando WR Jr. 5-11 199 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty32 Jimmy Owens RB R-Fr. 5-8 208 West Deptford, N.J./West Deptford33 Keith Parkinson DB Fr. 6-1 180 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Pine Crest68 George Pecoraro OL Sr. 6-3 281 Cresskill, N.J./Cresskill99 Nick Pellino K So. 6-1 218 Danvers, Mass./Northeastern University51 Mark Petercuskie LB Sr. 5-11 232 Holliston, Mass./Holliston1 Dontra Peters RB Jr. 5-11 198 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary’s40 Tim Pike DB R-Fr. 5-10 188 Bedford, Mass./Bedford10 Brad Prasky K/P R-Fr. 5-11 189 Groton, Mass./Groton-Dunstable96 Danny Riley DE Fr. 6-4 230 Danielsville, Pa./Northampton Area46 Jason Roach DB Sr. 5-9 198 Dorchester, Mass./Scituate61 Sean Ryan OL So. 6-2 300 Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry27 Tyler Sargent DB Jr. 5-10 197 Fairview, Pa./Fairview69 James Scafate OL So. 6-4 300 Damascus, Md./Damascus75 Nick Schmalhofer OL So. 6-3 250 Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic30 Chris Setian RB So. 5-9 224 East Longmeadow, Mass./Suffield Academy90 Jared Smith DT Jr. 6-3 325 Greencastle, Pa./Greencastle-Antrim89 Harold Spears TE R-Fr. 6-4 232 Perkasie, Pa./Pennington22 Nico Steriti RB R-Fr. 5-11 213 Toms River, N.J./Toms River East80 Steve Sweeney WR Fr. 5-10 185 Ridgewood, N.J./Don Bosco Prep21 Steven Thames DB R-Fr. 6-0 176 Fort Washington, Md./Riverdale Baptist92 Jullian Turner DT Fr. 6-0 300 East Pittsburgh, Pa./Woodland Hills19 Andy Vailas QB R-Fr. 6-2 180 Bedford, N.H./Phillips Academy91 Jimmy Vailas DT So. 6-3 260 Bedford, N.H./Kimball Union Academy94 Randi Vines DE Jr. 6-3 256 Roanoke, Va./Santa Clara45 Rod Walker DB Sr. 6-0 202 Portsmouth, N.H./Portsmouth95 Ryan Welch DT Fr. 6-3 300 Dunstable, Mass./Lawrence Academy28 Chad Wilkes DB R-Fr. 6-0 194 Cheraw, S.C./Cheraw48 Tre Williams DB R-Fr. 6-3 190 Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy53 Chris Zarkoskie OL Jr. 6-1 297 West Caldwell, N.J./Seton Hall Prep97 Robbie Zauck DE R-Fr. 6-2 235 Ocean City, N.J./ Ocean City




tHe 20�� UNH WIlDcatsricky archer

Sophomore // Offensive Line6-2 // 285 // The Plaines, Va.

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PersonalThe son of Rick Archer… born 1-10-91 in Cleveland, Ohio

At UNH 2010• Played in nine games, starting six... started five games at right guard and one game at left guard... earned his first career start at LG in loss at Maine... started at RG in win at James Madison, victory over UMass at inaugural Colonial Clash, loss to William & Mary, win at Villanova & NCAA D-I second-round win at Bethune-Cookman2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Three-year starter & team captain for Kissimmee-Osceola High School... led the Kowboys to the 5A Florida State championship game as a junior and the 5A Florida Regional semifinals during his senior campaign... Or-lando Sentinel All-Osceola County First Team in 2007 and 2008... played for the West Team in the Central Florida All-Star Game in ‘08

manny asam

Sophomore // Defensive Back6-0 // 185 // Bloomfield, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of David Asam and Evelyn Aggrey… born 8-24-90 in Ghana… majoring in communication

At UNH 2010• Played in eight games as wide receiver, making 3 receptions for 17 yards ... collected career-high two catches for four yards in win over Towson... made one reception for career-high 13 yards in loss at Rhode Island2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played a prep year (2008) at Worcester Academy, where he was a stand-out DB and WR... Class A NESPSAC First Team and All-New England selection as a DB... on the offensive side of the football, he was a versatile player and gained over 1,000 all-purpose yards... in 2007, named All-State Second Team at Bloomfield H.S.... named MVP of Robeson All-Star Clas-sic

chris BeranGer

Sophomore // Defensive Back5-11 // 200 // Winthrop, Mass.

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PersonalThe result of Kevin Beranger and Jeannie Scarpa... born 8-26-90... major-ing in sociology and justice studies

At UNH 2010• Played in 10 games, making 20 tackles, including nine solo stops... add-ed one pass break-up... had one tackle in NCAA D-I quarterfinal loss at Delaware... notched two tackles in NCAA second-round victory at Bet-hune-Cookman... set career high with nine tackles in triumph over Tow-son... made one stop in win at Villanova... tallied two tackles in victory over UMass in inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium... made one solo tackle in loss at Rhode Island... made four tackles in collegiate debut vs. Central Connecticut State in home opener2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Two-way standout at Winthrop H.S., serving as captain as a senior... three-time All-North Shore All-Star, compiling over 4,000 all-purpose yards and 48 TDs... awarded Bentley Swift Cup in 2009 as top graduating athlete... named 2008 Defensive Player of Year... co-MVP of Northeastern Small Conference in 2007




tHe 20�� UNH WIlDcatsalex BLane

Freshman (R) // Offensive Line6-4 // 286 // North Andover, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Alex and Susan Blane... born 4-5-92 in North Andover, Mass. ... father, Alex, played football and lacrosse at Princeton (1968-72)... majoring in kinesiology: sport studies

At UNH 2010• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played OL/DL at North Andover High School for coach John Rafferty...two-year starter was named pre-season All-Massachusetts All-Star by “ESPN Rise Magazine”... feted as All-Cape Ann selection and awarded school’s Coaches Award... three-sport captain, also lettering in lacrosse and basketball for the Scarlet Knights... All-Cape Ann lacrosse player in junior year when he scored 27 goals

rob BoWman

Freshman (R) // Offensive Line6-5 // 292 // Cheshire, Conn.

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PersonalThe son of Pat and Terry Bowman... born 7-29-92 in Cheshire, Conn. ...ma-joring in business administration At UNH2010• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Two-way starter on OL/DL at Notre Dame High School (West Haven, Conn.) for coach Tom Marcucci... guided Green Knights to 11-1 record, Class L state championship & Connecticut’s No. 1 ranking as senior...named to the SCC All-Conference Team; Walter Camp All-Connecticut Team; All-Area First Team on offense & All-State First Team on defense by the New Haven Register... tabbed to All-State defensive unit by Conn. H.S. Head Coaches Association... led SCC Class L division DTs with over 73 tackles and led league in sacks/yards lost with 10 sacks for 46 yards...also lettered in lacrosse

James BraDy

Junior // Quarterback6-0 // 200 // Deer Park, N.Y.

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PersonalThe son of Charles and Kerry Brady ... born 2-20-90 in Princeton, N.J. ... majoring in kinesiology: physical education pedagogy

At UNH 2010• Sat out season due to NCAA D-I transfer regulations after transferring from Georgetown University... received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award

Before UNH (at Georgetown)2009• Played in 3 games, completing 25 of 52 passes for 190 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions2008• Completed 75 of 142 passes (52.8 percent) for 690 yards with three touch-downs and six interceptions... had five games with at least 100 yards pass-ing... named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week on September 15 after the Lafayette game

Before College• Earned three letters in football at St. Anthony’s... captained his football team during his senior year... as a senior, named all-state, all-league, All-Long Island, All-Daily News, league Offensive Player of the Year and Team MVP... in his junior year named all-league, all-area and Daily News Player of the Year...coached by Rich Reichert, Dick McGuire and Fred Gallagher

Tyler BrnGer

Sophomore // Offensive Line6-2 // 288 // Munsonville, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of Peter and Debra Brnger ... born 3-28-91 in Swanzey, N.H. ... majoring in business administration: management

At UNH 2010• Appeared in five games, providing depth on offensive line2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football as offensive lineman/defensive lineman at Keene High School... coached by John Luopa




tHe 20�� UNH WIlDcatsalan BUZBee

Junior // Linebacker6-3 // 226 // Chester, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of Larry and Rhonda Buzbee... born 9-18-89 in Libertyville, Ill. ... majoring in business administration: management... his brother, Alex, plays for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League

At UNH 2010• Played in 12 games, including 10 starts, at middle linebacker... ranked third on team with 86 tackles, including 42 unassisted stops... registered eight tackles for loss, one-half sack, two forced fumbles, a pass break-up and a QB hurry... took over starting job in week 3 following season-ending injury to senior captain Devon Jackson... tallied career-high 13 tackles in win over Lehigh... posted 10 tackles, career-high nine solo, in first career start at Rhode Island2009• Appeared in 12 games... posted 27 tackles, including 16 solo efforts... notched multiple tackles in eight games 2008• Redshirt season

Before UNH• A three-year letterwinner in football and a two-year letterwinner in bas-ketball at Seton Hall Prep... named first-team all-conference, second-team All-Essex County and third-team all-group... named the Junior Defensive Player of the Year in Essex County... compiled eight TDs and 600 total yards on offense and 82 tackles, five sacks and one interception

chris chanDLer

Senior // Wide Receiver6-2 // 219 // Wakefield, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Ernest and Kathleen Chandler… born 8-15-86 in Boston... ma-joring in business administration

At UNH 2010• Named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... played in all 13 games, with one start (vs Richmond)... collected 12 receptions for 164 yards (12.6 yards per game) and one touchdown... long reception was 63 yards (TD) in NCAA D-I second-round playoff win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... led team with two 2-point conversion receptions... had 2 catches, tying career high, and personal-best 68 yards receiving at Bethune-Cookman... made 1 grab for 7 yards in win over Towson... had 1 reception for 6 yards in loss to No. 4 William & Mary... matched career high with 2 catches, gathering 26 receiving yards, in inaugural Colonial Clash victory over No. 12 UMass at Gillette Stadium; added 2-point conversion reception from Kevin Decker... Notched 9-yard reception in win at No. 6 James Madison... had 1 catch for 4 yards in Homecoming win over No. 11 Richmond...set career high with 2 catches for 27 yards in win over Lehigh... made successful 2-point converstion reception from Kevin Decker in loss at Rhode Island... had two tackles, and forced a fumble, in loss at Pittsburgh...made 1 catch for 12 yards versus Central Connecticut State2009• Played in eight games... recorded one catch for 10 yards (vs. Dartmouth)...recovered from nagging knee injury2008• Added depth to receiving corps2007• Saw little playing time due to injury...played in one game (vs. Marshall)2006• Redshirt season

Before UNH• A three-sport athlete at Malden Catholic in football, track and field and lacrosse... posted 2,000 career receiving yds and 14 TDs at MCHS... Catho-lic Conference All-Star in 2004 and 2005... named the best team offensive player in 2004 and 2005... led Division I and Catholic Conference in TDs in 2004 and 2005... helped Malden Catholic to the State Division I Finals in 2004

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PersonalThe son of Tony and Pam Ciccone... born 10-10-91 in Beverly, Mass. ... father, Tony, was a first-team all-conference guard for UNH in 1985... both of his parents are UNH alumni

At UNH2010• Redshirt season as TE... suffered leg injury during Blue-White fall game...received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award

Before UNH• Three-time All-Commonwealth Conference selection at Manchester Essex H.S. for coach Mike Athanas... league co-MVP during senior season, when he was team captain for Hornets... amassed over 3,600 total yards and 50 touchdowns as WR, TE and RB... as senior, rushed for 887 yards and 13 TDs, and tacked on 441 receiving yards and 7 TDs... graduated with a 3.5 GPA

Brian cIccone

Freshman (R) // Defensive End 6-3 // 239 // Manchester, Mass.

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mike coccIa

Freshman (R) // Offensive Line6-3 // 275 // Bethlehem, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Silvio and Robin Coccia... born 7-23-92 in Easton, Pa. ...his sister, Kristina, was a gymnast at the University of Denver

At UNH 2010• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Three-year letter winner as OL/DL at Freedom High School for coach Jason Roeder... helped pave way for two all-state running backs... in senior season, named first-team all-conference and first-team all-area... chosen to play in the Pa. East-West Shrine Game & Big 33 All-Star Game... as junior, compiled 45 tackles and 10 sacks, earning second-team all-area honors...also lettered in basketball

Jay coLBerT

Sophomore // Defensive End6-1 // 265 // Langhorne, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Angela Colbert... born 11-1-90 in Dade City, Fla.

At UNH 2010• Played in all 13 games at defensive end... made 12 tackles, five solo, in-cluding two tackles for loss... had one tackle in NCAA D-I second-round win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... recorded one tackle in win against Tow-son... made one tackle in win at No. 9 Villanova... had one tackle in win over No. 12 UMass in inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium... also made one tackle apiece in wins at No. 6 James Madison and over No. 11 Richmond... established career high with five tackles in season-opening triumph over Central Connecticut State2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played DE/TE at Neshaminy High School under head coach Mark Schmidt... earned First-Team Suburban One League honors at DE and sec-ond-team as FB as senior... selected to Philadelphia Enquirer All-Southeast Pennsylvania team...Member of the first-team ‘Golden Team’...chosen to play in the prestigious Pennsylvania vs Ohio Big 33 Football Classic

steve coLLIsTer

Sophomore // Linebacker5-10 // 234 // Rochester, N.Y.

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PersonalThe son of Terrence and Lynn Collister... born 8-24-91 in Rochester, N.Y. ... majoring in mechanical engineering

At UNH2010• Played in three games, making four tackles, primarily on special teams2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football and track at Greece Olympia H.S. in Rochester, N.Y...coached by Tim Hill with Spartans... member of Eddie Meath West All-Stars as RB... named All-Greater Rochester Football Honorable Mention for Monroe County D-II




tHe 20�� UNH WIlDcatsKevin DecKer

Senior // Quarterback6-2 // 200 // Armonk, N.Y.

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PersonalThe son of Bill and Charlene Decker... born 8-22-88 in Armonk, N.Y. ... majoring in communication

At UNH2010• Played in 13 games, starting one, primarily as backup to starter R.J. To-man... completed 46 of 67 passes for 447 yards, 5 touchdowns and 1 in-terception... long pass was 63-yarder in NCAA D-I second-round playoff game at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... rushed 28 times for 92 yards and one touchdown (vs. Towson)... long rush for season was 20 yards vs Towson...started playoff win at Bethune-Cookman, completing 23 of 35 passes for 289 yards and 3 touchdowns-all career highs, including 63-yard TD strike to Chris Chandler; rushed 9 times for 14 yards... completed 12 of 17 passes for 82 yards and touchdown in win over Towson; also rushed 6 times for season-high 31 yards, including season-high 20-yard scamper... completed 1 of 2 passes for 11 yards and rushed 4 times for 19 yards in inaugural Colonial Clash victory over UMass at Gillette Stadium... completed 6 of 8 passes for 42 yards, including 11-yard touchdown pass to Sean Cullen, in loss at Pittsburgh2009• Played in nine games... completed 33 of 60 passes for 380 yards and five touchdowns... completed 11 of 19 passes for a season-high 140 yards and two touchdowns in win over Towson... completed 9 of 14 passes for 76 yards and one touchdown in victory over Dartmouth; also recorded career-high 33 yard run for TD2008• Completed 5 of 7 passes for 52 yards and no TDs... earned the job of backup quarterback in spring ball

Before UNH• Led The Brunswick School to a 34-1 record and three Class C New Eng-land titles... a three-time Boston Globe New England Class C Player of the Year... a four-year starter at quarterback for The Brunswick School... passed for 75 career touchdowns and 5,763 yards... scored 1,750 career points in basketball

sean cULLen

Senior // Tight End6-4 // 231 // Naples, Fla.

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PersonalThe son of Jim and Lisa Cullen... born 3-10-89 in Jacksonville, Fla. ... majoring in sociology

At UNH2010• Appeared in nine games, making 20 receptions for 250 yards and a touch-down... averaged 12.5 yards per reception and 27.8 yards receiving per game, with a long catch of 39 yards... made one reception for 14 yards in NCAA quarterfinal playoff loss at No. 5 Delaware... reeled in three catches for 28 yards vs. No. 4 William & Mary... notched four catches for 66 yards in win at No. 6 James Madison... collected two receptions for 11 yards in win over No. 11 Richmond... posted career highs with five catches and 91 yards in loss at Maine... had one catch for 11 yards in win over Lehigh...made two catches, including 11-yard TD reception, in loss at Pittsburgh; ended up with 46 receiving yards... made two catches for 13 yards in season-opening win over Central Connecticut State2009 • Added depth to the tight end position2008 • Provided depth at tight end

Before UNH• Lettered in both football and soccer at Barron Collier High School... recorded 29 receptions and five touchdowns as senior... named First-Team All-South West Florida... awarded Naples Daily News Prep Player of the Week

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tHe 20�� UNH WIlDcatsa.J. DeLaGo

Junior // Kicker5-10 // 204 // Menands, N.Y.

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PersonalThe son of Gus and Darcy DeLago... born 1-30-89 in Hartford, Conn. ... majoring in biology

At UNH2010• Named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... served primarily as backup kicker to Mike MacArthur, connecting on all four field-goal attempts, with a long of 30 yards in NCAA playoff win at Bethune-Cookman... hit 22-yard field goal in win at Villanova... kicked 18-yard field goal in win over UMass at Gillette Stadium... hit first career field goal, a 22-yarder, at Pittsburgh... went 10 for 12 in PATs... finished season with 22 points2009 • Served as the team’s backup kicker2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football, soccer, lacrosse and baseball at Albany Academy...connected on 119 of 127 career PAT attempts... totaled 84 kicking points during senior season, which ranks second all-time in the state... named first-team All-Conference in 2004 and 2006 as a kicker... named second-team All-Conference in 2005 and 2006 as a punter... named first-team All-State in 2006 as a kicker... a first-team selection for Section II in 2006... ranked 11th in the country and first in the state for kicking points as a senior

andrew DraZIn

Junior // Defensive End6-1 // 232 // Hollis, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of Paul and Linda Drazin... born 9-25-89 in San Diego, Calif. ... majoring in business administration: finance

At UNH2010• Appeared in two games, making one tackle... provided depth on defensive line... received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award2009 • Added depth to the linebacking corps2008• Redshirt season

Before UNHLettered in football, basketball and track at Hollis/Brookline High School...named an All-State selection at tight end in 2007

mickey DiLIma

Junior // Offensive Line6-4 // 310 // Kensington, Md.

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PersonalThe son of Pete and Kathy DiLima... born 1-20-90 in Silver Spring, Md. ...majoring in biology

At UNH2010• Received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... played in 11 games, starting nine, at right tackle2009 • Added depth to offensive line2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football and baseball at Our Lady of Good Counsel... led his football team to state championship game each season from 2004 to 2007... named to All-Metropolitan Second Team in 2007... named to All-State Third Team in 2007

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Jeff emmons

Junior // Defensive Tackle6-2 // 255 // Acton, Mass.

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PersonalBorn 5-16-89 in Boston ... majoring in communication

At UNH2010• Appeared in two games, making one tackle while providing depth on de-fensive line

Before UNH• Played on the defensive line at Northeastern... attended Worcester Acad-emy, leading the team in sacks while ranking second in tackles... played three seasons of football at Acton-Boxboro High School lettering in football and track and field... named All-New England at Worcester his senior year...named All-League while at Acton-Boxboro... his Acton-Boxboro squad broke the state record for consecutive wins with 52... made it to the New England Invitational in the javelin and shot put on the Acton-Boxboro track and field team

matt eVans

Junior // Linebacker6-0 // 233 // Hanover, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Kenneth and Deborah Evans... born 7-25-89 in Hanover, Mass. ... majoring in business administration: management

At UNH2010• Named College Sporting News Sweet-63 All-America... named to All-CAA Second Team... named to The Sports Network/Fathead.com All-America Second Team... named to A.P. All-America Second Team... named Walter Camp FCS All-America... finished fourth in voting for Buck Bu-chanan Award... named CAA Defensive Player of the Week three times (Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 22)... won weekly Gold Helmet Award (Oct. 20)... named ECAC Defensive Player of Week (Oct. 18)... ranked second in FCS D-I football with 156 tackles, the second-highest single-season total in UNH history... was the Wildcats’ leader in tackles in nine of 13 games, notched double-digit tackles 11 times and set a career high with 20 stops Nov. 6 ver-sus William & Mary... in addition to pacing team with 156 tackles, also led in unassisted stops (79), finished second with four sacks, 10.5 tackles for loss; added two interceptions, returning one for TD (vs. Towson, Nov. 20), secured two fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles... posted team-high 11 tackles, with one sack, in NCAA D-I quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Dela-ware... collected team-leading 10 tackles in NCAA second-round playoff win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... made 7 tackles, forced a fumble and recorded a 25-yard pick-six in win over Towson... led team with 15 tack-les in win at No. 9 Villanova... led squad with 13 tackles, forced a fumble and registered an interception in victory over UMass at inaugural Colonial Clash, earning Bill Knight Trophy as game MVP... notched team-high 14 tackles, with one sack, a fumble recovery and a forced fumble in upset win at No. 6 James Madison... tied for team lead with 12 tackles, including a sack and a fumble recovery, in homecoming win over No. 11 Richmond... amassed 12 tackles, including 2.5 for loss and a half sack, in loss at Maine... totaled 10 tackles in win over Lehigh... paced team with 11 tackles in loss at Rhode Island... made 7 tackles in loss at Pittsburgh... recorded team-lead-ing 14 tackles, including a half sack, in season-opening victory over Central Connecticut State2009 • Played in 12 games... racked up 13 tackles, including eight solo efforts... tallied multiple tackles in three games... notched a career-high three tackles against Dartmouth (Sept. 26)... recovered one fumble2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football, lacrosse and basketball at Thayer Academy... totaled 72 tackles, four sacks, three forced fumbles and one interception during his senior season... on offense, rushed for 827 yards and 12 touchdowns...named to the Super 26 All-State team... a two-time All-Scholastic Patriot Ledger selection... an All New England selection... named to the Shriner All-Star Game

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THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSTim FARINA

Sophomore // Wide Receiver5-9 // 162 // Campton, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of Gary Farina and Julie Sackett... born 8-29-91 in Plymouth, N.H. ...majoring in kinesiology: athletic training

At UNH2010• Saw action in two games2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football, basketball and baseball and Plymouth Regional H.S...scored 34 career touchdowns with 11 TDs coming on punt returns... rushed for 1,300 career yards... won four NHIAA football championships with Bobcats, graduated with 44-0 record... as senior, rushed 70 times for 600 yards with 11 TDs and seven punt-return TDs (2nd in nation)... 2009 N.H. Union Leader First Team...2008-09 All-State First Team

Kyle FLEMINGS

Senior // Defensive Back5-10 // 176 // Forty Fort, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Dwayne Downing... born 6-17-89 in Staten Island, N.Y.... ma-joring in English

At UNH2010• Started all 13 games at cornerback... compiled 30 tackles, including 21 solo stops... notched 4 interceptions, including picks in 3 straight games (Sep. 25-Oct. 9)... recorded 8 pass break-ups, tied for team high with Dino Vasso... tied for team high with 2 fumble recoveries... forced one fumble...made 2 tackles in D-I NCAA quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware... made one tackle and had 2 pass break-ups in D-I NCAA second-round win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... had 2 tackles, fumble recovery and interception in win over Towson... Recorded 2 tackles in win at No. 9 Villanova... made 4 tackles, forced fumble and recovered fumble during inaugural Colonial Clash victory against UMass at Gillette Stadium... tallied 3 tackles and a pass break-up in upset win at No. 6 James Madison... racked up intercep-tion and tackle in win over No. 11 Richmond... credited with 3 tackles, pass break-up and interception in loss at Maine... tallied 2 pass break-ups, one tackle and an interception in win versus Lehigh... made 4 tackles in loss at Rhode Island... produced season-high 5 tackles and pass break-up in loss at Pittsburgh... made 2 tackles in season-opening victory over Central Con-necticut State2009• Appeared in eight games for the ‘Cats... compiled six tackles, including three solo efforts... posted two interceptions and four pass deflections.2008 • Played in nine games for the ‘Cats... amassed eight tackles, including six solo efforts... recorded a total of two pass deflections2007 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Scored 22 career TDs, rushed for 1,060 career yds, and caught 1,747 re-ceiving yds... passed for 730 yards at Bishop Hoban... recorded 20 inter-ceptions and 86 pass break-ups as a defensive back... also had six forced fumbles, six defensive TDs and 122 tackles... named Wyoming Valley All-Conference selection, a WNEP Super 15 Dream Team pick and a Super 7 All-Star Team selection




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSJimmy GIANSANTE

Freshman (R) // Wide Receiver6-2 // 196 // Jefferson Hills, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Jim and Shari Giansante... born 2-4-92 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... fa-ther, Jim, played football at California University (Pa.)

At UNH2010• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played WR/DB at Thomas Jefferson High School under head coach Bill Cherpak... three-year starter, catching 53 passes for 1,234 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior... team posted impressive 42-2 mark during his ca-reer, winning the WPIAL and PIAA Class AAA championships in 2007 and 2008... named All-WPIAL Big 7 First-Team as WR... selected to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fabulous 22... also lettered in track & field and basketball

Anthony GUIDICE

Freshman (R) // Kicker5-8 // 161 // Nashua, N.H.

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PersonalMajoring in biology

At UNH2010• Redshirt Season

Before UNH• Named Division I All-State First Team Kicker at Nashua North H.S. in 2008 and 2009... kicker for first playoff team in Nashua North H.S. his-tory... also lettered in baseball

Anthony GORRELL

Senior // Defensive Back5-10 // 162 // New Brunswick, N.J.

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Personal• The son of Daikiel and Kheesha Shorts... born 9-19-88 in New Brunswick, N.J. ... majoring in rmp: program administraton

At UNH2010• Played in 11 games, amassing 7 tackles, 3 solo, 1 interception and 1 pass break-up... tallied 1 tackle in loss at No. 5 Delaware in NCAA D-I quarter-finals... collected season-high 2 tackles in NCAA D-I opening-round win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... collected solo tackle and first career inter-ception in win over Towson... recorded 1 stop in inaugural Colonial Clash victory over UMass at Gillette Stadium... made 1 tackle in loss at Maine...made 1 tackle in season-opening win over Central Connecticut State...2009 • Played in all 13 games... notched 16 tackles, including 12 solo efforts2008• Added depth at defensive back2007• Redshirt season

Before UNHPlayed defensive back for Notre Dame H.S.... lettered in football, basket-ball and track and field in high school... named an All-State and All-Confer-ence selection in high school... holds the record for the most kick returns for touchdowns in his high school’s history.

Freshman (R) // Wide Receiver6-0 // 188 // Odenton, Md.

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PersonalThe son of Ronnie Sr. and Annette Harris... born 6-3-92 in Wurzburg, Ger-many... majoring in kinesiology: sport studies


Before UNH• Played WR/DB at Arundel High School for coach Chuck Markiewicz...left Arundel with five school records and two state records... grabbed 181 receptions over career for 2,618 yards, averaging 14.0 yds per catch, and scored 48 touchdowns... in senior season alone averaged 138 receiving yards a game, scoring a Md. state-record 28 TDs... returned four punts for 70 yards and two touchdowns... set the Maryland single-game reception re-cord by registering 20 catches for 239 yds and three touchdowns in opening game of state playoffs... also lettered in baseball at Arundel

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THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSChris HOUSTON

Sophomore // Defensive Back5-9 // 172 // Harrisburg, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Eugene Spells and Nina Houston... born 4-25-91 in Harrisburg, Pa. ... majoring in kinesiology: sport studies

At UNH2010• Appeared in four games, making three tackles, two solo, with one pass break-up2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football and track & field at Bishop McDevitt High School...served as team captain for Crusaders as a senior... two-year varsity starter and letterman for coach Jeff Weachter... 2008 Patriot-News Mid-State Top 100 defensive back... Associated Press 2008 First-Team AAAA All-State Selection... Harrisburg Patriot-News Platinum Big 33 Team... Mid-Penn First Team Keystone Division cornerback (2008)... Eastern Region USA First-team selection at cornerback (2008)... 2009 100-meter state champi-on and member of state championship track & field team... set Crusaders’ school records in 100m, 200m, 400m, 4 x 100 relay

Chris JEANNOT

Senior // Tight End6-6 // 263 // Moon Township, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Mike and Jo Jeannot... born 2-5-89... majoring in kinesiology: exercise science

At UNH2010• Selected to 2010 CoSIDa/ESPN Academic All-District Team... named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... received 2010-11 CAA Commis-sioner’s Academic Award... played in five games, starting four... made 24 catches for 205 yards and a touchdown... averaged 8.5 yards per catch and 41 yards receiving per game... made three catches for 24 yards in NCAA D-I second-round playoff win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... collected two receptions for 20 yards in inaugural Colonial Clash victory over No. 12 UMass at Gillette Stadium... recorded two catches for 16 yards in loss at Rhode Island... set career highs with 12 catches for 110 yards in game at Pittsburgh... had five catches for 35 yards and a TD in season-opening tri-umph over Central Connecticut State; scoring reception from R.J. Toman went for three yards; it was UNH’s first TD reception of season2009 • Played in 11 games... totaled 11 catches for 129 yards and two touch-downs2008• Played in nine games... notched five catches for 137 yards... scored two touchdowns in UNH’s victory over UMass... grabbed the longest pass re-ception on the squad for 77 yards vs UMass2007• Redshirt season

Before UNH• A two-sport letterwinner in football and basketball at Mars Area H.S. ... completed his two-year football career with 40 catches for 412 yds and two TDs... led his team to three WPIAL Championships in basketball




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSJames JENKINS

Senior // Defensive End6-1 // 242 // Paterson, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of James and Willie Mae Jenkins... born 12/2/89 in Paterson, N.J. ... majoring in sociology

At UNH2010• Started all 13 games at defensive end, racking up 43 tackles, including 22 solo efforts... led all UNH defensive ends in tackles... had 6.5 tackles for loss, four sacks, a pass break-up and a QB hurry... made two tackles in NCAA D-I quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware... credited with four tackles in NCAA second-round victory at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... produced two tackles in triumph over Towson... made career-high seven tackles and six solo stops in win at No. 9 Villanova... had two tackles in loss to No. 4 William & Mary... collected six tackles in win at No. 6 James Madison...notched four tackles in win over No. 11 Richmond... had one tackle in loss at Maine... tallied two tackles in win over Lehigh... had five tackles in loss at Rhode Island... made one tackle in loss at Pittsburgh... opened season with five tackles in victory over Central Connecticut State2009 • Saw action in all 13 games for the ‘Cats... compiled 33 tackles, including 20 solo efforts... posted 2.5 tackles for a loss of 11 yards... notched one sack for a loss of eight yards2008 • Saw limited playing time at linebacker for the Wildcats... recorded nine tackles (3-6-9) in four games... posted one tackle for a loss of five yards2007• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football, basketball and track at Paramus Catholic H.S... played wide receiver and linebacker... recorded 108 tackles, 4 interceptions and 9 touchdowns... named First Team All-County and First-Team All-League... selected as the Non-Rated Defensive Player of the Year... county champion in track in the triple jump

Tim JOHNSON

Freshman (R) // Defensive Tackle6-2 // 275 // Oakdale, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Timothy and Cynthia Johnson... born 4-3-92 in Killeen, Texas... majoring in secondary math education

At UNH2010• Redshirt season as OL

Before UNH• Played OL/DL at West Allegheny H.S. for coach Bob Palko... helped In-dians win the Western Pa. Interscholastic Athletics League Championship...guided offensive line that averaged 250 rushing yards per game and 375 total yards a game... three-time first-team All-Parkway Conference honoree as offensive lineman... named to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fabulous 22 team... earned 2009 Pennsylvania All-State honors... also excelled as discus thrower and shot-putter for track & field team

Matt KAPLAN

Freshman (R) // Defensive Tackle6-1 // 295 // Franklin, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of Jeff and Mary Kaplan... born 3-7-92 in Meredith, N.H. ... major-ing in geology


Before UNH• Played OL/DL for Franklin High School under head coach Greg Hus-band... as senior, named Division VI First-Team All-State DL... member of 2010 New Hampshire team in Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl... also had outstanding wrestling career for head coach Jeff Kaplan, his father, win-ning Division II heavyweight championship and earning runner-up in the Meet of Champions, with his loss in M-O-C ending an undefeated season... earned 135 wrestling victories, qualifying for Meet of Champions four times... Honor Roll Student




Mike MacARTHUR

Sophomore // Kicker/Punter5-10 // 177 // N. Hampton, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of David and Amy MacArthur...born 2-7-91 in Portsmouth, N.H. ...majoring in nutrition

At UNH2010• Received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... named to All-CAA Third Team...was only true freshman to see game action... went 10-for-13 in field goal kicking, with a long of 47 yards at Maine... successfully converted all 24 PATs... led team with 54 points... had one punt for 31 yards at Rhode Is-land... kicked a 23-yard field goal in NCAA D-I quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware... connected for 31-yard field goal in victory over Towson... went 1-for-2 with a 40-yard field goal in loss to No. 4 William & Mary... hit 2 of 2 field goals, a 25-yarder and a 30-yarder, in triumph at No. 6 James Madi-son... drilled 34-yard field goal in win over No. 11 Richmond... successfully hit 2 of 3 field goals, including career-high 47-yard try, in loss at Maine...hit only field goal attempt, from 37 yards away, in win over Lehigh...went 1-for-1 with a 26-yard field goal at Rhode Island.

Before UNH• Attended Phillips Exeter Academy as post-graduate student... graduated in top 10 percent of the Winnacunnet High School class of 2009... accepted into the National Honors Society as a junior... two-year kicker/punter for the W.H.S. varsity football team... took 26 punts as a senior, averaging 40 yards per punt with a 2.5 yard average return... had a long punt of 60 yards...made 29 out of 32 PATs (1 missed, 2 blocked)... hit 4 out of 5 field goals with a long of 39 yards in wet, muddy conditions... four-year starter on the W.H.S. soccer team and voted captain as a senior

THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSMickey MANGIERI

Senior // Wide Receiver5-10 // 178 // Pound Ridge, N.Y.

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PersonalThe son of Paul and Cathy Mangieri... born 11-9-88 in Yonkers, N.Y. ...majoring in communication

At UNH2010• Missed season after sustaining broken leg in Blue-White Scrimmage on Aug. 26, 20102009 • Saw action in 12 games... pulled in 12 catches for 238 yards... led the team with an impressive 19.8 yards per catch... led all receivers with three touch-downs... rushed for 71 yards on nine carries with an average of 5.9 yards per carry... tallied a season-high three catches for 14 yards against Towson (Oct. 3)... compiled a season-high 88 yards on two catches, including a season-best 65-yard strike against Dartmouth (Sept. 26)2008• Saw limited time as both a receiver and as a ball carrier... rushed five times for 31 yards and caught one pass for 8 yards2007• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football and lacrosse at Fox Lane High School... tallied 32 career touchdowns, including 16 during his senior season... pulled in 14 career interceptions at safety




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSIsaiah MARTIN

Junior// Offensive Line6-2 // 304 // Pennsauken, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of Alphonso and Phyllis Martin...born 8-11-90 in Pennsauken, N.J. ... majoring in kinesiology: athletic training

At UNH2010• Missed season due to injury2009 • Added depth to offensive line2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• A stellar offensive lineman at Pennsauken High... also lettered in track and field and basketball for the Indians... helped lead his team to back-to-back conference championships in 2005 and 2006... named to All-Conference First Team

Sean McCANN

Sophomore // Defensive Tackle6-2 // 265 // Avon Lake, Ohio

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PersonalThe son of Matt McCann and Sue Schnell... born 1-18-91 in Cleveland, Ohio... majoring in mechanical engineering

At UNH2010• Played in seven games, compiling seven tackles, four solo... posted ca-reer-best five tackles in win over Towson... had one tackle in win at No. 9 Villanova... first career tackle came in loss at Pittsburgh2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played defensive end for coach Dave Dlugosz at Avon Lake High School...recorded 86 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, 9 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 1 fumble recovery during senior season... amassed 130 tackles, 15 sacks, 11 tackles for loss, 5 forced fumbles and 3 fumble recoveries in high school ca-reer... named First-Team Southwestern Conference; First-Team All Lorain County and defensive lineman of the year; First-Team All District; Second-Team All State and voted team captain and team MVP by Shoremen team-mates... member of 2007 and 2008 Southwestern Conference Champions

Walter MccARTHY

Junior // Offensive Line6-5 // 270 // Warwick, R.I.

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PersonalThe son of Thomas and Mary McCarthy... born 5-16-89 in Warwick, R.I. ... majoring in history

At UNH2010• Named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... played in 11 games, starting five: four at right tackle and one at left tackle... started at RT in games versus Dela-ware, Bethune-Cookman, Richmond and Lehigh... started at LT versus Vil-lanova2009 • Added depth to offensive line2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• A two-year starter on both the offensive and defensive lines at Milton Academy... recorded 40 tackles, 15 assisted tackles, 30 QB pressures and six sacks... anchored an offensive line that helped compile 1,500 yards rush-ing, 1,250 in the air and averaged 31 points per contest... named First-Team All-ISL, First-Team NESPSAC and All-New England “Super 26” All-State... also a three-time varsity letter winner in hockey




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSBrian McNALLY

Senior // Defensive End6-3 // 266 // Cornwall, N.Y.

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PersonalThe son of Sean and Diane McNally... born 9-5-89 in Cornwall, N.Y. ... majoring in kinesiology: physical educaton pedagogy

At UNH2010• Named College Sporting News Sweet-63 All-America... named ECAC All-Star... named to FCS All-New England Team... earned All-CAA First Team honors... started all 13 games... established UNH all-time single-sea-son record with 13.5 sacks, which led CAA... made 42 tackles, 25 solo, with team-leading 15 tackles for loss... recorded pair of sacks and four tackles overall in NCAA D-I quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware... recorded ca-reer-high 2.5 sacks and six tackles, forcing a fumble in NCAA D-I second-round win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... notched two sacks and forced a fumble on last play from scrimmage to preserve upset win at No. 9 Villa-nova... picked up six tackles, including 1.5 sacks, in loss to No. 4 William & Mary... made two tackles, including a sack, in inaugural Colonial Clash triumph over UMass at Gillette Stadium... collected three tackles, including 1.5 sacks, in upset win at No. 6 James Madison... made four tackles, includ-ing a half sack, in loss at Maine... made seven tackles, 2.5 for loss and one sack, in win over Lehigh... made two tackles in loss at Rhode Island... col-lected four tackles, including a half sack, in win over Central Connecticut State2009 • Played in 12 games... notched 29 tackles, including 17 solo efforts... racked up 6.5 tackles for a loss of 26 yards... tallied the second-most sacks on the squad with 4.0 for a loss of 17 yards2008 • Named CAA Defensive Rookie of the Year... played in all 13 games for the ‘Cats, emerging as a starter on the defensive line... recorded 55 tackles, including 21 solo and 32 assisted efforts... led the team with 8.5 tackles for a loss, totaling 25 yards... led the team with 2.5 sacks for a loss of 16 yards2007 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Helped lead his Cornwall High School squad to an 11-2 record as the Section 9 Champions and New York state runner-up... named second-team all-state at defensive end... a three-time letterwinner for the Cornwall basketball team

Justin MELLO

Sophomore // Wide Receiver6-0 // 214 // Dartmouth, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Gilbert and Janene Mello... born 12-7-90 in Dartmouth, Mass. ... majoring in sociology

At UNH2010• Played in six games, making three catches for 31 yards... averaged 10.3 yards per reception and 5.2 yards per game, with career-high reception of 19 yards... career-high 19 yard reception came in NCAA D-I second-round playoff win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... made one catch for six yards in victory against Towson.... made one reception for six yards in win over Lehigh2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played WR for Dartmouth H.S. Indians for coach Richard White... earned berth on All-State Super-26 Football Team as WR... named to South Roster for 31st Mass. Shriners Football Classic

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THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSCody MULLER

Sophomore // Defensive End6-2 // 215 // Telford, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Chuck and Karen Muller... born 11-28-90 in Bethlehem, Pa. ...majoring in history

At UNH2010• Played in seven games, compiling six tackles and a fumble recovery... made one tackle in win over Towson... notched career-high three tackles in win at No. 9 Villanova and recovered fumble on final ‘Nova play from scrimmage to preserve upset triumph... made two tackles in inaugural Colonial Clash victory over No. 12 UMass at Gillette Stadium2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played as tight end and defensive end at Souderton Area High School for coach Ed Gallagher... tallied 195 tackles, 62 tackles for loss and 32 sacks in career... recorded 49 receptions for 766 yards and 6 TDs as a tight end... earned No. 1 ranking of best defensive ends in Southeastern Penn. by Philadelpia Enquirer... team captain and first-team All-Suburban One Conference at both DE and TE... named first-team at DE as a junior... reg-istered weight room totals of 350 lbs. in bench press and 500 lbs. in parallel squat...selected to play in Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches East-

West All-Star Game

Sophomore // Tight End6-2 // 253 // Stow, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Kevin and Sally Murray... born 11-3-90 in Framingham, Mass. ...majoring in political science

At UNH2010• Saw action in one game: home finale versus Towson2009• Walked on to program

Before UNH• Played linebacker and fullback at Nashoba Regional H.S... named to 2010 Massachusetts All-Division 1B Football Team at LB... named Central Mass. All-Star in the Mid-Watch B Conference as senior in 2008... honor-able mention for Central Mass. Super Team... served as captain for football, basketball and baseball team as senior... named Mid-Watch B Conference All-Star in baseball as senior

Matt MURRAY

Seamus O’NEILL

Sophomore // Offensive Line6-3 // 275 // Manchester, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of Brian and Seanna O’Neill... born 3-25-91 in Manchester, N.H. ... majoring in kinesiology: athletic training

At UNH2010• Played in eight games, starting five at right guard... started games at Delaware, vs Richmond, at Rhode Island, at Pittsburgh and versus Central Connecticut State2009• Redshirt Season

Before UNH• Played OL/DL for Manchester Central High School coach Ryan Ray... also lettered in basketball and track for Little Green... named to Division-I All-State First Team and NH Union Leader All-State First Team as a senior...earned spot on the 2009 NH Shrine Team... tabbed as New Hampshire’s top H.S. lineman by “Varsity Magazine”... awarded the Central H.S. Little Green Award as school’s top student-athlete




Joey ORLANDO

Junior // Wide Receiver5-11 // 199 // Bethlehem, Pa.

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PersonalSon of Bo and Mary Orlando... born 7-26-90 in Houston, Texas... majoring in communication

At UNH2010• Appeared in all 13 games, starting 12... made 50 catches for 585 yards and six touchdowns, ranking second on team in receptions, TD catches and yardage... averaged 11.7 yards per catch and 45.0 yards per game... had five receptions for 27 yards in NCAA D-I quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware...secured five receptions for 42 yards, including a 5-yd TD catch from Kevin Decker in NCAA D-I second-round win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... nabbed 3 catches for 92 yards, including career-high 56 yard reception for a TD (from R.J. Toman) in win at No. 9 Villanova... had 3 catches for 29 yards, including 11-yard TD reception from R.J. Toman, in inaugural Co-lonial Clash victory over No. 12 UMass at Gillette Stadium... led way with 7 catches for career-high 93 yards, scoring on a 20-yard reception from Toman in Homecoming triumph over No. 11 Richmond... made 6 catches for 62 yards in loss at Maine... set career highs with 10 receptions and 2 TD catches, notching 81 receiving yards, in win over Lehigh... registered 6 receptions for 81 yards in loss at Rhode Island2009• Saw action in all 13 games... pulled in 15 catches for 281 yards and two touchdowns... tallied a season-high four receptions for 70 yards and one touchdown against Ball State (Sept. 12)... notched multiple receptions in five games... averaged an impressive 18.7 yards per catch on the season2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• In addition to football, lettered in basketball and track and field...named an All-Conference selection as both a junior and senior... an all-area selection as a senior... a member of the 2006 and 2007 District II championship team and a two-time PIAA AAAA state runner-up

THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSJimmy OWENS

Freshman (R) // Running Back5-8 // 208 // West Deptford, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of James Owens, Kiame Fuller and Frances Owens... born 9-18-92 in Woodbury, N.J.


Before UNH• Four-year letterwinner as RB/DB at West Deptford High School under coach Clyde Folsom... as senior, was named team’s MVP after amassing 1,437 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns... started for varsity as 13-year-old freshman, rushing for 924 yards and 11 touchdowns... Eagles’ career culminated with 3,639 rushing yards and 61 TDs... named three-time All-Colonial Conference selection and two-time All-Group 2 honoree... earned Touchdown Club of South Jersey Running Back of the Year Award... com-piled 12 varsity letters in four different sports: football, indoor track, out-door track and wrestling

George PECORARO

Senior // Offensive Line6-3 // 281 // Cresskill, N.J.

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Personal• The son of George and Kathi Pecoraro... born 8-9-88 in Hackensack, N.J. ... majoring in sociology

At UNH2010• Started all 13 games at left guard2009 • Added depth to the offensive line2008 • Added depth to the offensive line2007 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football, basketball and track at Cresskill High School... named all-conference at offensive tackle and was named first-team All-Ber-gen County as a senior... one of New Jersey’s top shot and discus throwers for Cresskill




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSMark PETERCUSKIE

Senior // Linebacker5-11 // 232 // Holliston, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Jerry and Karen Petercuskie... born 9-8-88 in New Brunswick, N.J... his father played football at Boston College, his uncle John Peter-cuskie played at Boston College and his uncle Gary Petercuskie played at Penn State... majoring in sociology

At UNH2010• Named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... played in 12 of 13 games... made 17 tackles, 12 solo, with one tackle for loss... provided depth to linebacking corps while serving on special teams.... starting long snap-per... made two tackles in NCAA D-I quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware...notched career-high seven tackles in win over Towson... tallied a tackle in win at No. 9 Villanova... made four stops in inaugural Colonial Clash vic-tory over UMass at Gillette Stadium... credited with three tackles in loss at Pittsburgh2009 • Appeared in four games... racked up five tackles, including three solo ef-forts2008• Saw limited time at linebacker... recorded eight tackles in three games (4-4-8)2007 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football and basketball at Holliston H.S... played tight end and linebacker... helped his team to a Tri-Valley League Championship as a sophomore... played in the Massachusetts Shriners All-Star Classic... named a National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete... named a Tri-Valley League All-Star... named a MetroWest Daily News All-Star in 2007

Dontra PETERS

Junior // Running Back5-11 // 198 // Annapolis, Md.

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Personal:The son of Robert and Deneta Peters... born 8-5-90 in Annapolis, Md. ... majoring in psychology

At UNH2010• Named to All-CAA Third Team... played in 12 games, rushing for team-leading 707 yards on 142 attempts... scored 7 rushing TDs to lead team... averaged 5.0 yards per carrry and 58.9 yards per game with a long rush of 60 yards... also made 11 receptions for 73 yards and 1 TD, averaging 6.1 yards rec. per game with a long of 27 yards... carried 3 times for 4 yards in NCAA D-I Quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware... rushed 6 times for 19 yards and made career-high 27-yard reception in NCAA D-I second-round victory at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... led team with 157 rushing yards on 12 carries in victory at No. 9 Villanova, scoring on a 51-yard rush; added 56 kick-return yards for game-high 213 all-purpose yards... carried 10 times for 11 yards and made 2 catches for 11 yards in loss to No. 4 William & Mary... carried 23 times for 98 yards and career-high-matching two touch-downs in victory over UMass in inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Sta-dium; scoring rushes were for 3 and 2 yards... had 11 rushes for 60 yards and a TD in victory at No. 6 James Madison; scored on 14-yard rush; added 2 receptions for 14 yards... rushed 9 times for 11 yards in Homecoming tri-umph over No. 11 Richmond; made 1 reception for 1 yard... chalked up 33 rushing yards in 12 carries in loss at Maine... gained 93 yards on 19 carries in win over Lehigh...ran 7 times for 9 yards, adding 1 reception, in loss at Rhode Island... ran for 15 yards on 11 carries in loss at Pittsburgh... rushed 19 times for career-high 197 yards and career-high 2 scores in season-open-ing win over Central Connecticut St.; registered career-best 60-yard rush; 197 rushing yards were the most recorded by CAA player in 20102009• Played in 12 games at slot back... rushed the ball 37 times for 204 yards and two touchdowns... posted 4.8 yards per carry, with a long carry of 26 yards... racked up a season-high 56 yards on seven carries against St. Fran-cis (Sept. 5)2008 • Began his UNH career as a defensive back in his redshirt season

Before UNH• Captained the 2007 St. Mary’s High School squad... led the county in rushing with 1,346 yards on 134 carries and 19 touchdowns... averaged an amazing 9.3 yards per carry... caught 14 passes for a total of 213 receiving yards and two touchdowns... an honor roll student... selected to “The All-Capital Gazette Team”... a first-team MIAA pick... a first-team Baltimore All-Metropolitan player... an honorable mention all-state selection... let-tered three times in football and twice in track and field




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSTim PIKE

Freshman (R) // Defensive Back5-10 // 188 // Bedford, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Gary and Sandra Pike... born 9-6-91, in Bedford, Mass. ... major-ing in sociology


Before UNH• Three-sport athlete at Bedford High in football, basketball, and baseball...member of the 2008 Dual County League Championship Football team...three time Dual County League All-Star in 2007, 2008, 2009... D-1A Boston Globe All-Star in 2007 and 2008... in 2009, he was a D2A Boston Globe All-Star and football captain... received the BHS Travis Desiato Award in 2007, 2008, and 2009

Brad PRASKY

Freshman (R) // Punter/Kicker 5-11 // 189 // Groton, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Thomas and Keri Prasky... born 6-7-92 in Orlando. Fla. ... major-ing in economics


Before UNH• Named Lowell Sun Division 3A All-Star as senior... named Division 3A All-Star as junior

Jason ROACH

Senior // Defensive Back5-9 // 198 // Dorchester, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Donald and Barbara Roach... born 8-28-09 in Dorchester, Mass. ...majoring in business administration: finance

At UNH2010• Saw action in home finale versus Towson... served as backup defensive back... recipient of inaugural Todd Walker Teammate Award for selflessness and dedication as ideal teammate; earned right to wear Walker’s No. 80 in 2011 spring Blue-White Game2009• Snared interception in Blue/White Scrimmage in May 20092008• Recorded interception in Blue/White Scrimmage in August 2008

Before UNH• Played LB and RB under head coach Steve Castle at Scituate High School ...also lettered in track as a sprinter... named to Patriot League All-Scholas-tic Team

Sean RYAN

Sophomore // Offensive Line6-2 // 300 // Londonderry, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of Steven and Kathleen Ryan... born 3-24-91 in Methuen, Mass. ... majoring in political science

At UNH2010• Worked as backup offensive lineman... appeared in six games: at Bethune-Cookman, vs Towson, vs William & Mary, vs UMass in inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium, vs Lehigh, vs Central Connecticut State in season opener (brother, Casey, was member of Blue Devils)2009• Redshirt season

Before UNHPlayed OL/DL at Londonderry High School for coach Jon Rich... also let-tered in lacrosse... named All-State Second Team offensive lineman as se-nior... earned All-State honorable mention in junior campaign




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSTyler SARGENT

Junior // Defensive Back5-10 // 197 // Fairview, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Larry and Christina Sargent... born 5-1-90 in Marion, Ohio... majoring in kinesiology: exercise science

At UNH2010• Received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... played in seven games, racking up seven tackles... returned six kickoffs for 150 yards, averaging 25 yards per return with a long of 37 yards... collected two tackles in win at No. 6 James Madison... made two tackles in loss at Maine... made one tackle in loss at Rhode Island... had one stop in loss at Pittsburgh... tal-lied one tackle in victory over Central Connecticut State2009 • Played in three games... recovered one fumble2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football, basketball and track and field at Fairview High School... helped lead his team to the football playoffs from 2005 through 2007... rushed for 2,078 yards and 32 touchdowns on 9.6 yards per carry during his senior season... compiled 2,500 yards rushing for his career...named All-State Second Team as running back... tallied 95 tackles and six interceptions for his career on defense

James SCAFATE

Sophomore // Offensive Line6-4 // 300 // Damascus, Md.

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Nick SCHMALHOFER

Sophomore // Offensive Line6-3 // 250 // Lancaster, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Bruno and Sylvia Schmalhofer... born 8-20-90 in Lancaster, Pa. ... majoring in tourism, planning & development

At UNH2010• Served as backup offensive lineman2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played OL/DL for Lancaster Catholic H.S.... named Pa. Football News First-Team All-State... named Lancaster/Lebanon League Outstanding Lineman & OL/DL Lineman of the Year... as team captain, named first-team All-Lancaster/Lebanon League as both junior and senior... team captured two district championships over his career... compiled 72 total tackles, in-cluding 21 tackles for loss, and eight sacks in senior campaign... nominated to Pa. Big 33 Game... played in Pa. Scholastic Football Coaches Associa-tion East-West All-Star Game

Chris SETIAN

Sophomore // Running Back5-9 // 224 // E. Longmeadow, Mass.

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PersonalThe son of Steve and Lisa Setian... born 11-23-89 in Springfield, Mass. ...majoring in kinesiology: physical education pedagogy

At UNH2010• Received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... played in all 13 games... carried the ball 36 times for 184 yards and one TD, averaging 5.1 yards per carry (best among RBs)... season-high run was for 24 yards...only UNH ball carrier with at least 10-plus carries not to have a rush for negative yardage... team’s leading rusher with career-best 13 carries for 65 yards and first career TD (5-yards) in NCAA playoff win at Bethune-Cook-man... rushed 10 times for career-high 71 yards, including 24-yard rush, in first collegiate game against Central Connecticut State2009• Redshirt Season

Before UNH• Carried 174 times for 1,529 yards and 23 TDs at Suffield Academy (Conn.) in 2008, helping team win ‘08 Super Bowl Championship... received the J. Edward Tryon Award as the outstanding football player of the year... also lettered in wrestling and lacrosse at Suffield... ran for 2,023 yards and scored 29 TDs at East Longmeadow H.S.... also made 8 receptions for 58 yards and 1 TD and notched 95 tackles with 3 INTs, including two TD returns... also lettered in lacrosse and basketball at East Longmeadow... as lacrosse player, notched 44 goals and 26 assists in final season




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSJared SMITH

Junior // Defensive Tackle6-3 // 325 // Greencastle, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Timothy Smith and Cassandra Lewis... born 3-20-90 in Pitts-burgh, Pa. ... a kinesiology: sport studies major

At UNH2010• Received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... played in all 13 games, recording 38 tackles, eight solo... started five of last six games at DT... had 7.5 tackles for loss, tied for most among interior linemen... regis-tered four sacks, tied for second-most on team... notched one blocked kick...amassed five tackles and a half-sack in playoff win at Bethune-Cookman... made five tackles, including 1.5 sacks, in victory over UMass... notched career-high six tackles, with a half-sack, in Homecoming win against Rich-mond... registered blocked extra point and made four tackles at Maine2009 • Saw action in six games... racked up eight total tackles, including five solo efforts... tallied three tackles for a loss of 21 yards... notched two sacks for a loss of 19 yards2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Lettered in football at Greencastle-Antrim H.S. ... led the Blue Devils to the 2006, ‘07 and ‘08 playoffs... named First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State in ‘07 and ‘08... played in the 2008 East and West All-Star Game

Harold SPEARS

Freshman (R) // Tight End6-4 // 232 // Perkasie, Pa.

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PersonalThe son of Harold Jr. and Cassandra Spears... born 3-9-92 in Jacksonville, Fla.


Before UNH• Played TE/DE at the Pennington School for head coach Jerry Eure... as senior, caught 41 passes for 764 yards and nine TDs... First-Team all-area, all-county and All-Independence League All-Star... named All-Prep, All-State by Newark Star-Ledger... four-year starter on basketball team... Mer-cer County Player of the Year as a junior... scored 1,000 career points

Nico STERITI

Freshman (R) // Running Back5-11 // 213 // Toms River, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of Vito and Josephine Steriti... born 9-4-91 in Elizabeth, N.J.


Before UNH• Played RB/DB at Toms River East High School for coach Charlie Diskin...as senior captain for Raiders, rushed 223 times for 1,623 yards, scoring 23 touchdowns... established school record with 46 touchdowns and 2,800 rushing yards in career... also posted 665 career receiving yards and tallied 13 interceptions... two-time member of state’s Super 100 All-State team...named Newark Star-Ledger First-Team All-State, Ocean County Player of the Year, Shore Conference Player of Year, All-Shore Media All-County Player of the Year and one of USA Today’s Top 50 High School Football Players




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSSteven THAMES

Freshman (R) // Defensive Back6-0 // 176 // Fort Washington, Md.

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Personal:The son of Steven Marc and Sharon Thames... born 9-4-92 in Washington, D.C.


Before UNH• Played DB/WR at Riverdale Baptist HS for coach Bob Shields... started all 11 games in senior season, tallying one interception and 15 pass break-ups... added two receptions for 50 yards and a touchdown for the Crusad-ers... named Prince George County All-Star and participated in Maryland Crab Bowl... also attended St. John’s College High School

Jimmy VAILAS

Sophomore // Defensive Tackle6-3 // 260 // Bedford, N.H.

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Personal:The son of Nicholas and Mary Ann Vailas... born 3-23-89 in Concord, N.H. ... majoring in health care management and policy

At UNH2010• Played in five games, making five tackles and recovering a fumble... re-covered fumble in NCAA D-I second-round victory at Bethune-Cookman... registered career-high four tackles in win over Towson2009• Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played one season at Kimball Union Academy... advanced to Bowl Game in his one season... was named Evergreen All-Star (2008)... played two seasons at Bishop Guertin H.S. ... won 2006 D-II state championship as a junior and reached championship game as senior in ‘07... spent two years at Manchester West... named to D-II All-State First Team, Coaches All-State and was member of The Telegraph First Team All-Stars in 2007

Andy Vailas

Freshman (R) // Quarterback6-2 // 180 // Bedford, N.H.

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Personal:The son of Nicholas and Mary Ann Vailas... brother Jimmy Vailas is a Wild-cats DL... uncle Jim Vailas played for Dartmouth College; uncles John and Arthur Vailas played for UNH... father, Nick, played for Plymouth State...uncle Alex played at Colby College

At UNH2010• Redshirt season... received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award

Before UNH• Played QB for one season at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass. ... played QB, WR and DB at Bishop Guertin H.S. for coach Tony Johnson... named All-State as QB in senior season at BG, where he rushed for over 1,200 yards and passed for 400 yards... notched 10 interceptions in senior season, with Cardinals winning D-II state championship... All-State split end as ju-nior... earned starting nod at QB for New Hampshire in 2008 Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl

Randi VINES

Junior // Defensive End6-3 // 256 // Roanoke, Va.

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Personal:The son of Randi Vines and Beverly Coles... born 6-8-90 in Oxnard, Calif. ... majoring in sociology

At UNH2010• Played in three games before suffering season-ending leg injury... made three tackles, including one sack and 1.5 tackles for loss... returned inter-ception 30 yards for touchdown in win versus Central Connecticut State2009• Saw action in four games... racked up four total tackles...tallied two pass deflections 2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• Played QB/DE for Santa Clara H.S. as senior ... scored overtime TD in Saints’ 20-14 CIF-Southern Section Mid-Valley Division final victory over Bishop Diego... as junior, played TE/DE... helped Saints win 2007 Frontier League championship... grabbed 27 passes for 472 yards and seven TDs... also lettered in basketball... moved to Santa Clara from Roanoke, Va., as sophomore in 2005




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSRod WALKER

Senior // Defensive Back6-0 // 202 // Portsmouth, N.H.

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PersonalThe son of Charlotte Hubbard... born 12-17-88 in Portsmouth, N.H. ... majoring in economics

At UNH2010• Named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... played in 13 games, making 17 tackles, 11 solo... served on special teams and as backup defen-sive back... made two tackles in NCAA D-I second-round playoff win at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman... notched career-high seven tackles, including five solo, in win over Towson... registered one tackle in win at No. 9 Vil-lanova... tallied five tackles in victory over UMass in inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium... made one tackle in win at No. 6 James Madi-son... had one tackle in loss at Pittsburgh2009 • Saw action in seven games... totaled 10 tackles, including five solo ef-forts2008 • Saw limited action after moving from running back to defensive back and recorded three tackles (1-2-3)2007 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• A three-year starter in football, basketball and track and field at Portsmouth High School... named All-State following the 2006 and 2007 seasons

Chad WILKES

Freshman (R) // Defensive Back6-0 // 194 // Cheraw, S.C.

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PersonalMajoring in history


Before UNH• Four-year letterwinner at Cheraw High School as DB/QB for head coach Charlie White... as senior signal caller, ran for 1,365 yards and 20 touch-downs, averaging 9.3 yards per carry... on defense, notched 60 tackles and forced three fumbles... Braves won 46 games in his four-year career, includ-ing South Carolina state championships in his freshman and sophomore campaigns... named all-region as DB in his junior season and all-region in athlete category as senior... also lettered in baseball, track and basketball

Tre WILLIAMS

Freshman (R) // Defensive Back6-3 // 190 // Syracuse, N.Y.

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PersonalThe son of James and Kim Williams... born 9-27-92 in Syracuse, N.Y. ... majoring in sociology


Before UNH• Two-way starter (DB/WR) at Christian Brothers Academy for head coach Joe Casamento... accumulated 150 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, and seven sacks during career for Brothers... voted Section 3 AA All-Star as senior and First-Team All-Central New York




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATSChris ZARKOSKIE

Junior // Offensive Line6-1 // 297 // West Caldwell, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of Blase and Laura Zarkoskie... born 11-12-89 in Livingston, N.J. ... majoring in psychology

At UNH2010• Received 2010-11 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award... named to CAA Academic All-Conference Team... started all 13 games at center2009 • Provided depth to offensive line2008 • Redshirt season

Before UNH• An outstanding offensive lineman at Seton Hall Prep... also lettered in track and field for the Pirates... an All-Conference selection (2005, 2006 and 2007)... an All-County selection (2006 and 2007)... an All-State selec-tion (2006 and 2007)...an All Non-Public selection (2006 and 2007)

Robbie ZAUCK

Freshman (R) // Defensive End6-2 // 235 // Ocean City, N.J.

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PersonalThe son of Robert and Jill Zauck... born 4-16-92 in Ocean City, N.J.


Before UNH• Three-year letterwinner as LB/DE/LS at Ocean City H.S. for head coach Mark Impagliazzo... as senior captain made 129 stops, including 21.5 tack-les for a loss and 6.5 sacks... named First-Team All-Cape Atlantic, All-South Jersey First Team, First Team AC Press Elite, Group 3 All Courier-Post First Team... made 230 career tackles, most in school history, including 87 solo stops... 36 career tackles for loss and 12 all-time sacks, second in school history... added three career INTs and three career forced fumbles... recipient of 2009 Mini Mazwell Award presented by Downtown Athletic Club... voted Ocean City H.S. Defensive Player of the Decade... three-year letterwinner in baseball, winning South Jersey State championship in 2009




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATS | NEWCOMERSJared ALLISON

Freshman // Wide Receiver5-8 // 165 // Cliffwood, N.J.8

Akil ANDERSONFreshman // Defensive Back6-1 // 190 // Morristown, N.J.42

Rashid ARMANDFreshman // Defensive Tackle6-0 // 300 // Brooklyn, N.Y.67

Kalil BAILEYFreshman // Defensive Back5-10 // 160 // Lancaster, Pa.35

Michael BRADLEYFreshman // Linebacker6-2 // 196 // Concord, N.H.53

Christian BREDAFreshman // Kicker/Punter6-2 // 170 // Brookline, Mass.99

Nick CEFALOFreshman // Defensive Back6-2 // 185 // Basking Ridge, N.J.8

Mike DeTROIAFreshman // Wide Receiver6-3 // 193 // Barnegat, N.J.9

Lamar EDMONDSFreshman // Defensive Back5-10 // 175 // Worcester, Mass.43

Cameron FINNFreshman // Offensive Line6-2 // 280 // Goffstown, N.H.73

Dino GEORGAKISFreshman // Linebacker6-0 // 215 // Milton, Vt.57

Seth GEYERFreshman // Linebacker6-1 // 220 // Valencia, Pa.49




THE 2011 UNH WILDCATS | NEWCOMERSSean GOLDRICH

Freshman // Quarterback6-3 // 195 // West Haven, Conn.5

Matt HAMELFreshman // Defensive Line6-2 // 230 // Westfield, Mass.93

Austin HETERFreshman // Offensive Line6-4 // 250 // McKees Rocks, Pa.79

Zane HUDAKFreshman // Offensive Line6-5 // 275 // Huntington Beach, Calif.71

George KALLASFreshman // Offensive Line6-2 // 290 // Beverly, Mass.62

Mike KELLYFreshman // Wide Receiver5-9 // 175 // Merrimack, N.H.24

Shane McNEELYFreshman // Tight End6-2 // 250 // Whitehall, Pa.83

D.J. MOSSFreshman // Defensive Back5-10 // 165 // Huntsville, Ala.23

Keith PARKINSONFreshman // Defensive Back6-1 // 180 // Fort Lauderdale, Fla.33

Danny RILEYFreshman // Defensive End6-4 // 230 // Danielsville, Pa.96

Steve SWEENEYFreshman // Wide Receiver5-10 // 185 // Ridgewood, N.J.80

Jullian TURNERFreshman // Defensive Tackle6-0 // 300 // East Pittsburgh, Pa.92

Ryan WELCHFreshman // Defensive Tackle6-3 // 300 // Dunstable, Mass.95




IN MEMORY OF tOdd walkER | NUMBER 80




2010 gaME sUMMaRIEs

CCSU (0-1, 0-0) 0 3 0 0 - 3UNH (1-0, 0-0) 13 13 0 7 - 33 1st 14:44 UNH Fox,91-ydkickoffreturn(PATfumbled) 0-6 8:07 UNH Peters,47-ydrun(DeLagokick) 0-132nd 10:22 UNH Peters15-ydrun(DeLagokickfailed) 0-19 6:23 UNH Jeannot3-ydpassfromToman(DeLagokick) 0-26 0:00 CCSU Izzo29-ydFG 3-264th 12:50 UNH Vines30-ydINTreturn(MacArthurkick) 3-33

DURHAM, N.H. -Theninth-rankedUniversityofNewHampshirefootball teamopenedupthe2010seasoninimpressivefashion,dominatingCentralConnecticutState University, 33-3, before a crowd of 7,419 at Cowell Stadium on Saturday,Sept.4.SeniorTerrance Foxsetthetonebyreturningthegame’sopeningkickoff91yardsforatouchdown,andsophomorerunningbackDontra Peters rushed19timesforacareer-high197yardsandtwoscores.UNH(1-0)jumpedinfrontjust16seconds into the game when Fox, making his first appearance since the 2008 season, registered the first kick-return score of his career. The two-point conversion attempt failed,andtheWildcatshada6-0lead.NewHampshireaddedanotherbigplaylaterin the first quarter when Peters burst through the line on a 4th-and-1 play, making thegamblepayoffwhenheraced47yardsforatouchdown.SophomorekickerA.J. DeLagotackedontheextrapoint,cappinganeight-play,79-yarddrivethatgavetheWildcatsa13-0leadwith8:07remainingintheopeningperiod.Theleadincreasedto 19-0 with 10:22 remaining in the first half when Peters ran inside left tackle, go-ing15yardsforhissecondscoringrunoftheafternoon.Theextrapointwentwideright.Thescoringdrivetooksevenplaysandcovered53yardsin3:11.The‘Catsmoved in front, 26-0, with 6:23 left in the second quarter. Facing 3rd-and-goal from the three-yard line, senior quarterback R.J. Tomanlobbedascoringpasstojuniortightend Chris Jeannotinthebackoftheendzone,andDeLagoaddedtheextrapoint to finish off the four-play, 30-yard drive. Central Connecticut State (0-1) got on the board when freshman kicker Steven Calitri booted a 29-yard field goal on the final play of the first half, cutting New Hampshire’s lead to 26-3. The only points scoredinthesecondhalfcamecourtesyofUNHsophomoredefensivelinemanRandi Vines, who intercepted a pass from Blue Devils junior quarterback Gunnar Jespersen and took it back 30 yards for a pick-six with 12:50 left in the fourth quarter. An extra pointbyfreshmankickerMike MacArthur provided the final margin. Sophomore linebackerMatt Evans spearheadedtheferociousWildcats’defensiveeffortwithagame-high 14 tackles, including five solo stops and a half-sack. Senior safety John Greer added 10 tackles (five solo) and a sack. UNH held CCSU’s vaunted ground attacktoagrandtotalof220yardsofoffenseandonly86rushingyardson39car-ries(2.2yardspercarry).

INdIVIdUal lEadERsRUSHING

UNH-DontraPeters19-197yds,2TDPASSING

UNH-R.J.Toman9-15-0,84yds,TDRECEIVING

UNH-ChrisJeannot5-35yds,TD

tEaM statIstICs CCSU UNHFirstDowns.................................. 12 21Rushes/Yardage............................ 39/86 45/313PassingYardage........................... 134 97PassComp./Att./INT.................... 14/20/1 11/18/0TotalOffense................................ 220 410Punts/Average.............................. 9/34.8 4/33.2Fumbles/Lost................................ 1/1 1/1Penalties/Yards............................. 8/45 5/45

game One • september 4, 2010Cowell stadium - durham, N.H.

UNH 33, Central Conn. st. 3

UNH (1-1, 0-0) 0 3 7 6 - 16PITT (1-1, 0-0) 10 7 14 7 - 381st 13:45 PITT Hutchins 32-yd field goal 0-3 3:52 PITT Lewis2-ydrun(Hutchinskick) 0-102nd 11:54 UNH DeLago 22-yd field goal 3-10 :18 PITT Saddler2-ydpassfromSunseri(Hutchinskick) 3-173rd 10:18 PITT Baldwin56-ydpassfromSunseri(Hutchinskick) 3-24 7:10 UNH Peters2-ydrun(DeLagokick) 10-24 2:20 PITT Graham8-ydrun(Hutchinskick) 10-314th 10:43 PITT Graham64-ydrun(Hutchinskick) 10-38 1:13 UNH Cullen11-ydpassfromDecker(DeLagokickfailed) 16-38

PITTSBURGH, Pa.–TheNo.5UniversityofNewHampshirefootballteamwasdefeated38-16byFBSrepresentativeUniversityofPittsburghinfrontof50,120fansSaturdayafter-noon at Heinz Field. Both teams are now 1-1 overall. UNH starting quarterback R.J. Toman completed15of29passattemptsfor183yards.Kevin Deckerenteredthegameinthefourthquarter and led the Wildcats to a scoring drive. He went 6-for-8 for 42 yards, including an 11-yardscoringpassplaytoSean Cullen,andwastheteam’sleadingrusherwith27yardsonthreecarries.JuniortightendChris Jeannot recordedcareerhighsinbothreceptions(12)andreceivingyards(110).UNH’sdefensiveeffortwasledbyHugo Souza (eighttackles),Devon JacksonandMatt Evans, who finished with seven tackles apiece. Ryan McGuin-nessrecordedaninterceptionwhilebothJohn Murrayand Lance Maillouxtalliedsacks.PittwasledonthegroundbyRayGraham(ninecarries,115yards,twoTDs),whilereigningBigEastPlayeroftheYearDionLewiswasheldtoacareer-low27yardson10carries.TinoSunseriwent24of34for275yardsandtwoTDs.JonBaldwinwasthetoptargetwithsixreceptionsfor100yards.AnopportunisticPittsburghdefensemadeaninstantimpactonthegame’s first play from scrimmage. Sophomore free safety Jarred Holley intercepted Toman’s passintendedforFox,givingthePantherspossessionattheWildcats’16-yardline.ThoughPittonlymanagedoneyardofoffenseontheensuingfour-playdrive,thehometeamtooka3-0 lead on senior kicker Dan Hutchins’ 32-yard field goal with 13:45 to go in the first quarter. ThePanthersuppedtheirleadto10-0with3:52remainingintheopeningstanzawhen,ontheirverynextpossession,theymarched54yardson11playsbeforeLewispoweredhiswayintotheendzonefromtwoyardsouttocapoffadrivethatlastedsixminutes,sevenseconds.New Hampshire got on the board at 11:57 of the second quarter on the first career field goal bysophomoreA.J. DeLago,a22-yarderthatcameattheconclusionofa10-play,75-yarddrive,reducingPittsburgh’sleadto10-3.ThebigplayofthedrivecamewhenToman,roll-ing to his right, found fellow captain Jellison sprinting down the left side of the field for a 38-yard pass play that brought the ball to the Panthers’ five-yard line. The Panthers would headtothehalftimebreakwitha17-3advantagecourtesyofSunseri’stwo-yardtouchdownpass to Cameron Saddler with just 18 seconds remaining in the second quarter. On the open-ing drive of the second half, the Wildcats’ defense caused its first turnover when McGuinness interceptedSunseriattheUNH16-yardline,haltingaPittdriveinsidetheUNHredzone.The Panthers, though, responded with a three-and-out defensive stance and, on the first play of theirnextoffensivepossession,BaldwintookaswingpassfromSunseriontherightsidelineandbrokefreefora56-yardtouchdown,buildingthePittsburghleadto24-3with10:18leftin the third quarter. New Hampshire pulled within 24-10 at 7:10 on a two-yard run up the gut by Dontra PetersandtheensuingPATbyDeLago.Pittreestablisheda21-pointlead,31-10,on an eight-yard rush by Graham at 2:20 of the third quarter. It capped a nine-play, 80-yard drivethatconsumed4:50offtheclock.Graham’s64-yardscampermadethescore38-10at10:43 of the fourth quarter. UNH closed the scoring, 38-16, with 1:13 remaining in the game whenDeckerloftedan11-yardTDpasstoCulleninthefront-leftsideoftheendzone.ItwasCullen’s first-career touchdown grab.


UNH-KevinDecker3-27ydsPASSING

UNH-R.J.Toman15-29-1,183yds,RECEIVING

UNH-ChrisJeannot12-110yds

tEaM statIstICs UNH PITTFirstDowns.................................. 20 21Rushes/Yardage............................ 35/73 29/169PassingYardage........................... 225 276PassComp./Att./INT.................... 21/37/1 25/36/1TotalOffense................................ 298 445Punts/Average.............................. 8/35.0 3/52.7Fumbles/Lost................................ 0-0 1-0Penalties/Yards............................. 7/71 7/66

game two • september 11, 2010Heinz Field - Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pittsburgh 38, UNH 16




UNH (1-2, 0-1) 15 0 3 7 - 25URI (1-2, 1-0) 3 10 0 15 - 281st 11:42 URI Feinstein 20-yd field goal 0-3 7:59 UNH Toman28-ydrun(DeLagokick) 7-3 3:47 UNH Fox21-ydpassfromToman(Decker-Chandler,2pt.) 15-32nd 13:15 URI Baskerville5-ydpassfromProbst(Feinsteinkick) 15-10 3:04 URI Feinstein 23-yd field goal 15-133rd 11:38 UNH MacArthur 26-yd field goal 18-134th 8:13 URI Probst2-yardrun(Probstrush,2pt.) 18-21 6:56 UNH Fox21-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 25-21 2:11 URI Timmins39-ydfumblerecovery(Feinsteinkick) 25-28

KINGSTON, R.I.–Terrance Fox establishedcareerbestswith11catchesfor118yardsandtwotouchdowns,buttheUniversityofRhodeIslanddefeatedtheeighth-rankedUniversityofNewHampshire,28-25,atMeadeStadiumonSaturdayafternoonintheColonialAthleticAssociationopener for both schools. Trailing 25-21 with 2:23 remaining in the fourth quarter, URI defensive end Victor Adesanya sacked UNH quarterback R.J. Toman,forcingafumblethatwasrecoveredandreturned39yardsforatouchdownbydefensivelinemanJamesTimmins,allowingtheRamsto grab the lead for the third and final time, 28-25. New Hampshire (1-2 overall, 0-1 CAA) had its lastdrivehaltedwhenToman’spasson3rd-and-11fromtheURI42-yardlinewasinterceptedbysafety Matt Urban, preserving Rhody’s first victory over the Wildcats since 2003. Toman finished theday31of44,bothcareerhighs,for284yardsandtwotouchdownsandwastheWildcats’leadingrusherwith15carriesfor25yardsandascore.RhodeIslandparlayedanearlyUNHturnoverintoa 3-0 lead with 10:37 left in the first quarter on Louis Feinstein’s 20-yard field goal. The Wildcats struck right back on their first drive, going 70 yards in just six plays to grab a 7-3 lead with 7:59 remaining in the first quarter. Wide receiver Joey Orlando made his first two catches of the season duringthedrive,includinga25-yardreceptionfromTomanonafadealongtherightsidelinetoputtheballinRhodeIslandterritory.Twoplayslater,Tomanfakedahandoff,rolledtohisright,foundalaneandranfora28-yardtouchdown.TheUNHdefenseshutdownURI’snextdrive,highlighted by the first career sack for sophomore defensive tackle Randi Vines, making his first careerstart,on3rd-and-20.TheRamswereforcedtopuntfromtheirown16,andFoxreturnedthe punt 16 yards to the Rams’ 44-yard line. Fox would reap the benefits of the great field position by concluding a six-play, 44-yard drive at 3:47 of the opening stanza with his first touchdown receptionoftheseason.FoxtookaTomanscreenpassandfollowedakeyblockfromwidereceiverKevon Mason alongtherightsidelinefora19-yardscore.QuarterbackKevin DeckerhookedupwithwidereceiverChris Chandlerforthesuccessfultwo-pointconversion,stakingthe‘Catsto a 15-3 advantage. Rhode Island trimmed the deficit to 15-10 with 13:14 left in the second on a five-yard pass from Probst to wide receiver Anthony Baskerville. On URI’s next scoring drive, Probstcalledhisownnumberandrumbled58yardsdowntotheUNH6-yardline,butalltheRams would come away with was Feinstein’s second field goal of the game, a 23-yarder with 3:04 leftinthehalf,cuttingNewHampshire’sleadto15-13.Atthestartofthesecondhalf,Tomanaccountedforall57yardsofa10-playdrive,completingsixpassesfor55yardsandrushingfortwoyardsbeforeMike MacArthur kicked a 26-yard field goal, the first of his career, staking New Hampshiretoan18-13leadwith11:38remaininginthethird.TheUNHdefenseforcedturnoversoneachofURI’snexttwopossessions,withseniordefensivebackRyan McGuinnesspickingoffProbstattheRhodeIsland42with:45remaininginthethirdandDino Vasso registeringhisfirst interception of the year, snatching a Probst throw at the UNH 42 with 12:45 remaining in the fourth. The Rams finally broke through with an eight-play, 80-yard drive culminating in Probst’s two-yardtouchdownrunwith8:13remaining.Probstkeptithimselfforthetwo-pointconversion,givingRhodya21-18edge.Tomanthenwenttowork,orchestratingafour-play,60-yarddriveinjust1:17toputtheWildcatsbackinfront.Thesignalcallerwent4-for-4onthedrive,connectingwithOrlando(careerhighs:6catches-81yards)forpassesoffourand33yardsbeforeFoxhauledinatwo-yardpassandthenwasonthereceivingendofToman’s50thcareertouchdownpass,a21-yarderwith6:56leftthatliftedUNHtoa25-21leadfollowingMacArthur’sPAT.


UNH-R.J.Toman15-25yds,TDPASSING

UNH-R.J.Toman31-44-1,284yds,2TDRECEIVING

UNH-TerranceFox11-118yds,2TD

tEaM statIstICs UNH URIFirstDowns 19 18Rushes/Yardage............................ 31/59 41/215PassingYardage........................... 284 78PassAtt./Comp./INT.................... 31/44/1 15/28/2TotalOffense................................ 343 293Punts/Average.............................. 7/43.1 6/39.3Fumbles/Lost................................ 2-2 1-0Penalties/Yards............................. 11-113 4-30

game three • september 18, 2010Meade stadium - kingston, R.I.

Rhode Island 28, UNH 25

LEHIGH (2-2, 0-0) 3 7 0 0 - 10UNH (2-2, 0-1) 10 14 7 0 - 311st 9:36 UNH MacArthur 37-yd field goal 0-3 5:34 LEH Peery 42-yd field goal 3-3 4:13 UNH Orlando1-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 3-102nd 14:04 LEH Campbell11-ydrun(Peerykick) 10-10 10:07 UNH Fox21-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 10-17 1:04 UNH Peters14-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 10-243rd 7:40 UNH Orlando14-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 10-31

DURHAM, N.H.- Senior quarterback R.J. Toman passedforacareer-high348yardsandthrewfourtouchdownpassesasthe16th-rankedUNHfootballteamdefeatedLehigh,31-10,infrontofasun-drenchedcrowdof8,144atCowellStadiumonSaturdayafternoon.The‘Catsmatchedaschoolrecordbyearningtheir11thstraighthomevictory.Tomanwent26of37,adding19yardsrushingoneightcarries.SeniorTerrance Fox wentoverthe100-yardreceivingmarkforthesecondconsecutivegame,catchingninepassesforacareer-high134yardsandatouchdown,andsophomoreJoey Orlandosetnewcareerbenchmarkswith10receptions,81yardsandtwotouchdownsagainsthishometownteam.TheUNHdefenseturnedinastirringperformance,holdingLehightojust129totalyards(60-rushing,69-passing)andtallyingthreeinterceptions.MakinghissecondstraightstartatmiddlelinebackerinplaceofinjuredcaptainDevon Jackson,sophomoreAlan Buzbeerecordedagame-highandcareer-best13tackles,includingsixsolostopsandaforcedfumble.SophomorerunningbackDontra Petersrushed19timesfor93yards,pacingaWildcats’groundattackthatcompiled165yardson 51 carries. UNH (2-2, 0-1 Colonial Athletic Association) scored first on a 37-yard field goal fromfreshmanMike MacArthur with 9:36 remaining in the opening quarter for a 3-0 lead. MacArthur’s field goal capped a 13-play, 44-yard drive, including a 26-yard pass play from TomantoseniorwidereceiverKevon Mason(twocatches-77yards)on3rd-and-10,extendingthedriveandputtingtheballattheMountainHawks’28-yardline.Lehigh(2-2,0-0PatriotLeague) evened the score, 3-3, on a 42-yard field goal from Jake Peery with 5:34 to go in the first. UNH recaptured the lead, taking a 10-3 advantage courtesy of a three-play, 67-yard drive culminatinginaone-yardscoringtossfromTomantoOrlando,whocaughtafadeoverhisrightshoulder in the back right corner of the end zone. Toman began the drive by finding Mason deepalongtheleftsidelinefora51-yardpassplaytotheLehigh16.Itwasthe‘Catslongestpass play of the season. Peters carried for 15 yards on the next play, setting up Orlando’s first scoring reception with 4:13 remaining in the first. Lehigh would bounce back to tie the game, gettingafortuitousbounceona3rd-and-11playwhenBuzbeeforcedafumblefromColvin(10of28,69yards,threeinterceptions),onlytoseeHawks’tightendAlexWojdowskifallonthe loose ball at the New Hampshire 11 for a first down. Lehigh capitalized on the break, with tailbackJayCampbellracingintotheendzoneonthenextplay.ThePATknottedthescoreat10with14:04togointhehalf.TheseesawswungbackinUNH’sdirectionfourminuteslaterwhenTomanhookedupwithFoxona21-yardtouchdownpass.FoxsnaredToman’sthrowon a crossing route inside Lehigh’s 10-yard line and fought his way the final few yards for the touchdown. The UNH defense once again flexed its collective muscle on Lehigh’s next drive,withjuniordefensiveendBrian McNallysackingColvinfora10-yardloss,oneofMcNally’sseventackles(foursolo)ontheafternoon.Twoplayslater,linebackerMatt Evans(10tackles)appliedpressureonColvin,forcinganerrantpassthatwasinterceptedbyDino VassoatLehigh’s35.TheWildcatstooka24-10leadintothelockerroomafteramassingamethodical 10-play, 80-yard drive that took five minutes off the clock. Toman went 5-for-5 on the drive for 50 yards, completing passes to five different receivers –Orlando, Fox, senior Chris Chandler(twocatches-27yards),seniorSean Jellison(onecatch-4yards/15carries-35yards)andPeters,whotookaswingpassinfora14-yardscorewith1:04remaininginthehalf.UNHaddedtoitsleadontheopeningpossessionofthesecondhalfwhenTomanthrewhis fourth touchdown pass of the game, finding a leaping Orlando in the left corner of the end zonewitha14-yard,back-shoulderfade,bumpingtheleadto31-10with7:40remaininginthethird quarter. The highlight of the drive was Fox’s 33-yard reception at the Lehigh 19.


UNH-DontraPeters19-93ydsPASSING

UNH-R.J.Toman26-37-2,348yds,4TDRECEIVING

UNH-JoeyOrlando10-81yds,2TD/TerranceFox9-134yds,TD

tEaM statIstICs LEHIGH UNHFirstDowns.................................. 8 27Rushes/Yardage............................ 24/60 51/165PassingYardage........................... 69 354PassComp./Att./INT.................... 10/28/3 27/38/2TotalOffense................................ 129 519Punts/Average.............................. 6/38.0 3/36.3Fumbles/Lost................................ 2-0 1-1Penalties/Yards............................. 4/20 7/70

UNH 31, lehigh 10game Four • september 25, 2010

Cowell stadium - durham, N.H.

2010 gaME sUMMaRIEs




UNH (2-3, 0-2) 0 3 7 3 0 - 13MAINE (2-3, 1-1) 0 6 0 7 3 - 16

2nd 13:25 MAINE Falvey11-ydpassfromSmith(Kickblocked) 0-6 3:10 UNH MacArthur 32-yd field goal 3-63rd 10:54 UNH Fox5-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 10-64th 2:47 UNH MacArthur 47-yd field goal 13-6 1:12 MAINE Buttles16-ydpassfromSmith(Harveykick) 13-13OT MAINE Harvey 37-yd field goal 13-16

ORONO, Maine –FreshmankickerMike MacArthur kicked two field goals, including a career-best47-yarderthatgavethe14th-rankedUniversityofNewHampshirea13-6leadwith2:47remaininginregulation,buttheUniversityofMaineblockedhis33-yard,game-winningattempt and got a 37-yard field goal from Brian Harvey in overtime to post a 16-13 victory overtheWildcatsonSaturdaynightatAlfondStadium.ThevictoryallowedtheBlackBears(2-3,1-1ColonialAthleticAssociation)tosnapaseven-gamelosingstreakagainsttheWild-cats(2-3,0-2)andtakepossessionoftheBrice-CowellMusket,whichgoestothewinneroftheannualrivalrymatchup.Withthescoretied13-13attheendofregulation,UNHhadtheopeningpossessioninovertime.QuarterbackR.J. Tomanlofteda2nd-and-11passintendedfor Joey Orlando, butMainedefensivebackJerronMcMilliancutinfrontforaninterception,Maine’sthirdofthegame.Mainebeganitsovertimepossessionwithafour-yardrunbyJaredTurcotte.Onseconddownatthe21-yardline,Turcotte(21rushes-71yards)carriedtheballforoneyardandrecoveredhisownfumbleatthe20.TurcottewasstoppedbyMatt EvansandAlan Buzbee(12tackles)fornogainonthirddown.FollowingaUNHtimeout,Harvey,who had a PAT blocked in the second quarter, connected on his 37-yard field goal attempt to endthegame.AfterMacArthur’s47-yarder,whichbouncedoffthecrossbarandthroughtheuprights, gave New Hampshire a 13-6 lead late in the fourth quarter, Maine responded with a seven-play,57-yarddriveculminatingina16-yardtouchdownpassfromWarrenSmith(19of28,253yards,2TD,2INT)toDerekButtles(threecatches-48yards-TD).Theextrapointknotted the score, 13-13, with 1:12 remaining. The Wildcats then drove 50 yards on five plays, includinga39-yardpassfromToman(26-for-38,TD,3INT)totightendSean Cullen,settingthe stage for MacArthur’s attempt with two seconds remaining. Brent Rice blocked the field goal, forcing UNH’s first overtime game since the two teams met here in 2006. New Hamp-shire, which trailed 6-3 at halftime, claimed its first lead of the contest by marching 57 yards on seven plays on its initial drive of the third quarter. Orlando (six catches-62 yards) drew a pass interference penalty for a first down at the Black Bears’ 17. Facing a 3rd-and-4 just three playslater,Orlandowentuptheladdertosnatchasix-yardreceptionfromToman,puttingtheballattheMaine5.Ontheverynextplay,seniorTerrance Fox,whohadagame-higheightcatchesfor81yards,wentairborneattherightpylontonabhisteam-leadingfourthtouchdownreceptionoftheseasonandToman’seighthscoringtoss.TheextrapointfromMacArthurgavethe ‘Cats a 10-6 lead with 10:54 remaining in the third quarter. After a scoreless first period, Maine struck first with 13:25 remaining in the second quarter on an 11-yard touchdown pass fromSmithtotightendJeffFalvey,whomadealeapingcatchonaseamroutealongtherighthash marks for his first touchdown catch of the season. UNH sophomore defensive tackle Jared Smithblockedtheextrapoint,however,keepingtheBlackBears’leadat6-0.Mainethreatenedtobuildontheleadonitsnextdrive,advancingtotheUNH23beforeKyle Flem-ingsinterceptedSmith’spassintheendzoneforhissecondpickinasmanyweeks.Greerwasthe catalyst for New Hampshire’s first points of the game, as the senior registered his first careerinterception,pickingoffSmith’spassattheWildcats’45andtakingitback15yardsto the Maine 40 with a little over five minutes remaining in the second quarter. Toman then connected with Cullen (career-high five catches-91 yards) for a 17-yard pick-up, putting the ball on the Black Bears’ 23-yard line. Four plays later, UNH trimmed the deficit to 6-3 with 3:10 remaining in the first half on MacArthur’s 32-yard field goal.


UNH-R.J.Toman10-36ydsPASSING


UNH-TerranceFox8-89yds,TD

tEaM statIstICs UNH MAINEFirstDowns.................................. 18 14Rushes/Yardage............................ 32/91 41/155PassingYardage........................... 304 253PassComp./Att./INT.................... 26/38/3 19/28/2TotalOffense................................ 395 408Punts/Average.............................. 6/39.5 5/40.4Fumbles/Lost................................ 3-1 3-1Penalties/Yards............................. 5/44 13/120

game Five • October 2, 2010alfond stadium- Orono, Maine

Maine 16, UNH 13 (Ot)2010 gaME sUMMaRIEs

RICH (2-3, 0-2) 0 0 0 0 - 0UNH (3-3, 1-2) 7 0 10 0 - 17

1st 12:40 UNH Greer40-ydinterceptionreturn(MacArthurkick) 0-73rd 12:31 UNH Orlando20-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 0-14 9:11 UNH MacArthur 34-yard field goal 0-17

DURHAM, N.H.–SafetyJohn GreergrabbedtwooftheUniversityofNewHampshirefootball team’s six interceptions, returning his first pick 40 yards for a touchdown, and the22nd-rankedWildcatsrecordedtheirschool-record12thconsecutivehomevictorybyshuttingoutNo.11Richmond,17-0,SaturdayafternoonbeforeaHomecomingcrowdof12,095atCowellStadium.SafetyMike PerkinsalsonotchedtwointerceptionsforUNH(3-3,1-2ColonialAthleticAssociation)whilecornerbackKyle Flemings andcornerbackDino VassoeachrecordedhisthirdinterceptionoftheseasonforaWildcats’defense that posted its first shutout since a 56-0 triumph over Iona on Nov. 12, 2005. Thelosssnappedan11-gameFCSroadwinningstreakforRichmond(2-3,0-2).UNHcontinually harassed Richmond backup quarterback Nick Hicks, who finished the day 9-for-27 for 64 yards and five interceptions after replacing injured starter Aaron Corp (2 of 3, INT, seven yards) following the Spiders’ first offensive series. That first series ended with the Wildcats securing a 7-0 lead with 12:40 remaining in the opening quarter whenGreerintercepteda3rd-and-3passfromCorpalongtheleftsideline,sprintinguntouched 40 yards for his first career touchdown. Kicker Mike MacArthur addedtheextra-point.Corpwasinjuredontheplayanddidnotreturn.TheUNHdefenseforcedasecond turnover with 5:11 to go in the first when safety Ryan McGuinness(fourtackles)knockedtheballloosefromSpiderrunningbackTylerKirchoff(17rushes-108yards),andlinebackerMatt Evans recovered for the ‘Cats at the UNH 42. Evans finished the game with 12 tackles, including the first individual sack of his career; and safety Hugo SouzamatchedEvanswithateam-leading12stops.TheWildcats’defensecreatedathirdturnover with 12:15 remaining in the second quarter. Facing pressure from defensive endBrian McNally,Hicksunder-threwadeeppasstotheleftsidethatwaspickedoffby Perkins at the UNH 35. After being held to only 64 yards of offense in the first half, the Wildcats gained 61 yards on six plays on their opening drive of the third quarter, culminating in a 20-yard touchdown pass from quarterback R.J. Toman towidereceiverJoey Orlando.Orlando(sevencatches-93yards)foughtoffdefensivebackTremayneGrahamtosnatchToman’scorner-routepassjustinsidetheleftpylonwith12:11togointhe third quarter, helping the Wildcats go in front, 14-0. It was the ninth touchdown pass oftheseasonforToman,whowent20of29for166yards,andOrlando’sthirdscoringreceptionoftheyear.ThekeyplayofthedrivewasanotherToman-to-Orlandoconnection,astheduohookedupfora28-yardpassplayona3rd-and-2over-the-shoulderfadedowntheleftsideline,spottingtheballatRichmond’s25.NewHampshireincreaseditsleadto 17-0, courtesy of MacArthur’s 34-yard field goal from the left hash mark with 2:25 remaining in the third. The field goal was set up by Greer’s second interception of the afternoon,apickofHicksthatwasreturned20yardstoRichmond’s15.TheSpiders’bestthreat came late in the third quarter when Justin Rogers (91 all-purpose yards) returned apunt54yardstotheUNH11-yardline.Again,though,thedefenserefusedtoyield.Perkins (five tackles) stuffed Kirchoff for two yards on first down, Rogers was wrapped upbyEvansandSouzafortwoyardsonseconddown,Jared Smith(career-highsixtackles)andAlan Buzbee (seventackles)combinedforasackofHicksonthirddownandHicks’fourth-downpasswentincomplete.Sean Jellison ledtheWildcats’groundgamewith15carriesfor40yards.


UNH-SeanJellison15-40ydsPASSING


UNH-JoeyOrlando7-93yds,TD

tEaM statIstICs RICH UNHFirstDowns.................................. 13 13Rushes/Yardage............................ 34/149 40/66PassingYardage........................... 71 166PassComp./Att./INT.................... 11/30/6 20/29/0TotalOffense................................ 220 232Punts/Average.............................. 5/46.4 8/34.0Fumbles/Lost................................ 1/1 2/1Penalties/Yards............................. 6/45 5/38

game six • October 9, 2010Cowell stadium- durham, N.H.

UNH-17, Richmond 0




UNH (4-3, 2-2) 10 0 3 15 - 28JMU (4-2, 1-2) 7 7 0 0 - 14

1st 12:04 UNH Evans17-ydfumblerecovery(MacArthurkick) 7-0 8:19 JMU Noble2-ydrun(Hopewellkick) 7-7 6:05 UNH MacArthur 30-yd field goal 10-72nd 7:32 JMU Noble2-ydrun(Hopewellkick) 10-143rd 12:17 UNH MacArthur 25-yd field goal 13-144th 12:29 UNH Fox13-ydpassfromToman(Jellisonpassfr.Toman) 21-14 6:25 UNH Peters14-ydrun(MacArthurkick) 28-14

HARRISONBURG, Va.–Matt Evansreturnedafumbleforatouchdown,forcedanotherandamassedagame-highandcareer-high-tying14tacklesasthe15thrankedUniversityofNewHampshirefootballteamupsetsixth-rankedJamesMadison,28-14,onSaturdayafternoonatBridgeforthStadium.TheWildcatsoutscoredtheDukes,18-0,inthesecondhalftorecordtheirfirst win at JMU since Sept. 28, 1996. Dino VassoaddedtwointerceptionsforaUNHdefensethat tallied four sacks, forced three turnovers and held the Dukes to only 11 first downs in the game.R.J. Tomanwent22of40for248yardsandatouchdown,Dontra Peterscarriedtheball11timesfor60yardsandascoreandTerrance Foxhauledinateam-leadingsixrecep-tionsfor52yardsandatouchdown.TheWildcats’defense,whichforcedseventurnoversinlast weekend’s shutout of Richmond, produced the first points of the game at 12:04 of the first quarter. On a 2nd-and-4 play from the JMU 20, Duke quarterback Drew Dudzik (10-of-23, 157yards,2INT)kepttheballupthemiddle,butHugo Souza (five tackles, forced fumble) jarredtheballlooseandEvansrecoveredthefumble,returningit17yardsuntouchedintotheendzone.UNHled7-0at12:04followingtheensuingPATbyMike MacArthur.JamesMadison(4-2,1-2ColonialAthleticAssociation)respondedonitsnextpossessionwithaneight-play,77-yarddrivethatwascappedoffwithatwo-yardtouchdownrunbyScottNoble(19 carries-100 yards-2 TD) to tie the score, 7-7, with 8:19 remaining in the first quarter. On its first offensive possession of the game, UNH (4-3, 2-2) marched 42 yards in seven plays to regain the lead, 10-7, on MacArthur’s 30-yard field goal with 6:05 to go in the first. That scorewassetupbya22-yardrunbyPetersthatadvancedtheballtotheJMU13.Dae’QuonScott’s 53-yard punt return gave JMU excellent field position at the UNH 11 and set up the game’s next score, a Noble two-yard run that staked the home team to its first lead of the game, 14-10, with 7:32 remaining in the first half. On the opening kickoff of the second half, Peters’41-yardreturngaveNewHampshiretheballontheJMU40.TomanconnectedwithSean Cullen(fourcatches-66yards)downtherightsidelinefora25-yardgaintotheDukes’10 to set up MacArthur’s 26-yard field goal that pulled the ‘Cats within 14-13 at 12:17. UNH regainedtheleadforgood,21-14,withaneight-play,64-yarddrivethatspannedthethirdand fourth quarters. Facing 3rd-and-9 at the 13, Fox went in motion, caught the ball in the left flat and scampered untouched into the end zone behind a lead block by Joey Orlando.UNHconverteda2-pointconversiononashovel-passfromTomantoSean Jellison.OntheDukes’ensuingpossession,VassomadeanathleticplaytointercepttheballattheUNH22.With10:38remaininginthegame,the‘Catsbegananeight-play,78-yarddrivethatconsumed4:13 off the clock and extended the advantage to 28-14 at 6:25. After a three-yard loss on first down,Toman’spassattempttoCullenwasjarredoutofthetightend’sarmsbutcaughtinmid-airbyseniorwidereceiverChris Chandlerforanine-yardgain.TheWildcatsproceededto keep the ground for the final six plays on the drive, with Jellison (nine carries-58 yards; three receptions-30 yards) gaining 33 yards on three carries and Peters finishing off the drive witha14-yardtouchdownsweeparoundtheleftend.VassoaddedhissecondinterceptionofthegamewhenhegrabbedDudzik’sdeeppassthatcaromedoffSouza’sshoulderpadattheUNH24-yardlinewith6:04remaining,allowingtheWildcatstosnapa10-gameCAAroadlosingstreakinVirginia.


UNH-DontraPeters11-60yds,TDPASSING


UNH-TerranceFox6-52yds,TD/SeanCullen4-66yds

tEaM statIstICs UNH JMUFirstDowns.................................. 21 11Rushes/Yardage............................ 32/106 38/118PassingYardage........................... 248 157PassComp./Att./INT.................... 22/40/1 10/23/2TotalOffense................................ 354 275Punts/Average.............................. 6/37.3 6/37.5Fumbles/Lost................................ 1/0 2/1Penalties/Yards............................. 4/26 6/66

UNH-28, James Madison 14game seven• October 16, 2010

Bridgeforth stadium- Harrisonburg, Va.

2010 gaME sUMMaRIEs

UMASS (4-3, 2-2) 0 0 0 13 -13UNH (5-3, 3-2) 8 7 14 10 -39

1st 6:10 UNH Toman1-ydrun(ChandlerpassfromDecker) 0-82nd 5:44 UNH Peters3-ydrun(MacArthurkick) 0-153rd 7:37 UNH Toman1-ydrun(MacArthurkick) 0-22 2:26 UNH Orlando11-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 0-294th 10:28 UMASS Blanchflower 0 yd fumble recovery (Havens pass failed) 6-29 7:42 UNH Peters2-ydrun(DeLagokick) 6-36 5:47 UMASS Talley14-ydpassfromHavens(Violettekick) 13-36 2:06 UNH DeLago 18-yd field goal 13-39

FOXBORO, Mass. –Theninth-rankedUNHfootballteammadehistorywitha39-13vic-toryoverarch-rivaland12th-rankedMassachusettsbeforeaCAA-recordcrowdof32,848in the inaugural Colonial Clash, the first-ever collegiate football game at Gillette Stadium. UNHlinebacker Matt Evans wasthe25threcipientoftheprestigiousBillKnightTrophyasthe game’s MVP after recording a game-high 13 tackles, notching his first career interception andforcingafumblefortheWildcats.RunningbackDontra Petersgained98yardson23carries, scoring a pair of rushing touchdowns, and quarterback R.J. Tomanranfortwoscoresandthrewforanother.Tomanwas14of26for176yardsandatouchdown.NewHampshire,thedesignatedhometeamatthehomeoftheNewEnglandPatriots,jumpedouttoa29-0leadoverMassachusettsenroutetoitsthirdstraightwinoverarankedleagueopponent.The‘CatscapitalizedonanearlyUMassturnovertotaketheleadwith6:10remainingintheopeningquarter. A 33-yard punt from Kyle Auffray grazed the legofaMassachusettsplayer,andcornerbackKyle Flemings alertlypouncedonthelooseballatUMass’s14-yardline.ThreeplayslaterTomancarriedinfromoneyardout,andUNHconvertedthetwo-pointconversiononapassplayfromKevin DeckertoChris Chandlerforan8-0advantage.UMasshadonethreat denied when Caleb Violette was wide right on a 45-yard field goal attempt with 12:17 to go in the first half. Later in the quarter, the Minutemen drove to the UNH 35, but a fumble from Jonathan Griffin was recovered by Brian McNallyatthe36.TheWildcatsthenwentona12-play,64-yarddrivewithPeterstakingitinfromthreeyardsoutandMike MacArthurtackingontheextrapointtomakeit15-0with5:44togointhehalf.UNHwentonasystematic10-play,99-yard drive midway through the third with Toman finishing it off with his second one-yard touchdownplungeofthegameandthirdrushingscoreoftheseason,makingthescore22-0.Tomanwent3-for-4onthedrive,completinga29-yardpasstoKevon Masonanda26-yardpassto Terrance Fox. Fox (three catches, 31 yards; 3 carries, 24 yards) made an additional grabforoneyardandthensetthestageforToman’stouchdownbytakingareverse17yardstotheUMass1.Thatmarginwouldballoonto29-0whenTomanfoundJoey Orlandointhedeeprightcorneroftheendzoneforan11-yardtouchdownwith2:26remaininginthethird.Petersaccountedfor22yardsonfourcarriesduringthedrive,andOrlando(fourcatches,50yards)precededhisfourthtouchdownreceptionoftheseasonwithaniftyback-shouldergrabon4th-and-1,gaining21yardstotheUMass37.Peters’secondscoringrun,atwo-yarderwith7:42togointhegame,stakedUNHtoa36-6lead.Dino Vasso returnedUMass’sonsideskick17 yards, giving the Wildcats a short field to work with at the Massachusetts 23. Sean Jellisonran twice for 10 yards; Decker (1-for-2, 11 yards; four rushes, 19 yards), in relief of Toman, hookedupwithMike Greene for11yardsbeforecallinghisownnumberandscampering13yardstotheUMass2.A.J. Delago provided the game’s final points with an 18-yard field goal with 3:38 remaining. UMass scored all 13 of its points in the fourth quarter. Rob Blanchflower recoveredafumblefromAnthonyNelson,forcedbyEvans,intheendzonewith10:28togo,andJulianTalleycaughta14-yardpassfromKyleHavenswith5:47remaining.Havenswent32 of 55 for a career-high 450 yards, but was intercepted by Evans at the UNH 17 on the first play of the fourth quarter. Nelson made a game-high 11 catches for 190 yards in the loss. The previousrecordcrowdforaCAAgamecameOct.16,2010,atDelawareStadium,wheretheBlueHenshostedRhodeIsland.


UNH-DontraPeters23-98,2TDPASSING

UNH-R.J.Toman14-26-0,176,TDRECEIVING

UNH-JoeyOrlando4-50yds

tEaM statIstICs UMASS UNHFirstDowns.................................. 25 19Rushes/Yardage............................ 26/43 46/171PassingYardage........................... 450 187PassComp./Att./INT.................... 32/55/1 15/28/0TotalOffense................................ 493 358Punts/Average.............................. 8/37.3 6/33.8Fumbles/Lost................................ 3/2 1/0Penalties/Yards............................. 8/56 4/22

UNH-39, Massachusetts-13game Eight• October 23, 2010gillette stadium- Foxboro, Mass.




W&M (7-2, 5-1) 0 6 7 0 - -13UNH (5-4, 3-3) 0 3 0 0 - - 32nd 14:57 UNH MacArthur 40-yd field goal 0-3 7:41 W&M Hill19-ydpassfromCaprio(Kuhnkickfailed) 6-33rd 0:56 W&M Grimes1-ydrun(Kuhnkick) 13-3

DURHAM, N.H.-SophomorelinebackerMatt Evansrecordedacareer-high20tackles,andtheeighth-rankedUniversityofNewHampshirefootballteamheldNo.4William&Marytoonly171yardsoftotaloffense,buttheTribesnappedtheWildcats’school-record12-gamehomewinningstreakwitha13-3victorySaturdayafternoonatCowellStadium.William&Mary improvedto7-2overallandremainedatop theColonialAthleticAssociationwitha5-1mark.UNHslippedto5-4overalland3-3intheCAA.NineofEvans’20tacklesweresolostops,givinghimaCAA-leading113tacklesontheseason.JuniordefensiveendBrian McNallymatchedacareerhighwith1.5sacks,bringinghisleague-leadingtotalto7.0,andHugo Souza madeaseason-high14tackles,eightsolo,jumpingthreespotstosixthonUNH’sall-time tackles’ list with 309 career stops. Senior quarterback R.J. Tomanwent26of44for232yardsandaninterception.The44attemptsmatchedacareerhigh,andToman’s14rushingyardson13carries,includingthreesacks,ledaWildcats’groundgamethatmanagedonly39yardson31rushes.SeniorwidereceiverTerrance Foxmadeeightreceptionsfor70yards–bothgame-highs-andhis126all-purposeyardsalsosetthepace.TheWildcatswereheldtojust three points for the first time since Sept. 21, 2002. Tribe running back Jonathan Grimes rushed30timesfor114yardsandatouchdowninthevictory,offsettinganimpotentW&Mpassing game that amassed only 30 yards with third-string quarterback Brent Caprio going 5-for-10 in his first career start. After a scoreless first period, the Wildcats took a 3-0 lead on the first play of the second quarter, courtesy of a 40-yard field goal from freshman kicker Mike MacArthur. A 19-yard punt return from Souza put UNH in terrific field position at the Tribe’s 39-yardlinetobeginthedrive.Sean Jellison (five carries, 12 yards/four receptions, 27 yards) carriedtwiceforsixyards,andTomancompletedafour-yardpasstoFoxandatwo-yardpasstoDontra Peters(10carries,11yards/twocatches,11yards),advancinginsidetheredzonefortheonlytimeinthecontest.William&Marynabbeda6-3leadwith7:41remaininginthe first half when Caprio connected with wide receiver Chase Hill for a 19-yard touchdown pass in the far left corner of the end zone. It was Caprio’s first career scoring toss and Hill’s first touchdown reception of the season. The PAT failed. The Wildcats threatened late in the half,movingtheballtotheTribe21with29secondstogowhenToman’spassintendedforsophomoreJoey Orlando(onecatch,20yards)intheendzonewaspickedoffbysafetyJakeO’Connor,preservingtheCollege’s3-0leadattheintermission.William&MarycapitalizedonamuffedpuntbyFox,whichwasrecoveredbyJabrelMinesattheUNH35with2:00leftin the third quarter. Grimes then ran the ball three straight times, gaining nine yards, 25 yards andplunginginfromoneyardoutforhiseighthrushingtouchdownoftheseason.DrakeKuhnatonedforhisearliermissbyconnectingontheextrapoint,stakingtheTribetoa13-3lead with 1:04 left in the third quarter. Neither team scored in the fourth period, as William & MarydefeatedNewHampshirefortheeighthtimeinarow.Infact,theTribe’swinwasthefirst by a visiting time at Mooradian Field since William & Mary’s 38-34 victory over UNH onOct.11,2008.


UNH-R.J.Toman13-14ydsPASSING

UNH-R.J.Toman26-44-1,232RECEIVING

UNH-TerranceFox8-70yds

tEaM statIstICs W&M UNHFirstDowns 9 18Rushes/Yardage............................ 47/141 31/39PassingYardage........................... 30 236PassComp./Att./INT.................... 5/10/0 27/45/1TotalOffense................................ 171 275Punts/Average.............................. 11/43.8 8/35.0Fumbles/Lost................................ 0-0 1-1Penalties/Yards............................. 7/70 8/70

game Nine • November 6, 2010Cowell stadium - durham, N.H.

william & Mary-13, UNH- 32010 gaME sUMMaRIEs

UNH (6-4, 4-3) 10 14 7 0 -31VIL (6-4, 4-3) 0 17 0 7 -24

1st 10:49 UNH Peters51-ydrun(DeLagokick) 7-0 9:09 UNH DeLago 22-yd field goal 10-02nd 10:40 VU Babbaro10-ydrun(Hamiltonkick) 10-7 8:54 UNH Toman10-ydrun(DeLagokick) 17-7 5:53 VU Hamilton 29-yd field goal 17-10 5:32 UNH Orlando56-ydpassfromToman(DeLagokick) 24-10 3:25 VU Whitney5-ydrun(Hamiltonkick) 24-173rd 5:08 UNH Fox6-ydpassfromToman(DeLagokick) 31-174th 14:50 VU Whtiney2-ydrun(Hamiltonkick) 31-24

VILLANOVA, Pa.–UNHdefensiveendBrian McNally strip-sacked Villanova quarterback ChrisWhitneyona2nd-and-goalplayfromtheUNH5-yardline,andCody Mullerrecoveredthe ensuing fumble with 13 seconds left in the fourth quarter to preserve the 17th-ranked foot-ballteam’s31-24upsetvictoryoverninth-rankedVillanovaonSaturdayafternoonatVillanovaStadium.Dontra Peters carried12 times for157yardsanda touchdown,andR.J. Toman passedfortwotouchdownsandranforanotherforUNH,whichimprovedto6-4overalland4-3intheCAAafterearningitsschool-recordfourthwinagainstarankedopponentthisseason.Tomanwent11of22for158yardsandoneinterception,andheadded23rushingyardson14attempts.TheseniorsignalcallermovedintosecondplaceonUNH’sall-timepassingyards’listwith7,784,surpassingRyanDay(7,670)andBobJean(7,742).Whitneywent16of36for192yardsthroughtheairandled‘Novawith88rushingyardson24carrieswithtwotouchdowns.AaronBalladded82yardson19carries,butVillanovafellto6-4,4-3intheCAA.Thelossalsosnappedits15-gamehomewinningstreak,as‘Novafellto23-2initslast25homegames.Villanova committed a turnover on the first play from scrimmage when Whitney fumbled on an optionrun,withsafetyRyan McGuinnessrecoveringon‘Nova’s24-yardline.NewHampshirefailed to capitalize, as a 40-yard field goal from A.J DeLago wasnegatedbyafalse-startpenalty,forcingthe‘Catstopunt.Ontheverynextseries,theUNHdefenseforcedaVillanovathree-and-out,withdefensiveendJames Jenkins(career-high-tyingseventackles)sackingWhitneyforasix-yardlosstohighlighttheseries. Hugo Souza returned the subsequent punt 12 yards, giving UNHpossessionatitsown42.Threeplayslater,Peterstookapitcharoundtherightedgeanddashed51yardsforatouchdown,histeam-leadingseventhrushingscoreoftheyear.FollowingDeLago’s extra point, it was a 7-0 UNH lead with 10:49 remaining in the first. ‘Nova fumbled theensuingkickoff,andMike Perkins doveonthelooseballatthe‘Nova16.Peters’12-yardcutbackrungaveUNH1st-and-goalattheVillanova4,butNewHampshirehadtosettleforthree when DeLago connected for a 22-yard field goal, upping the lead to 10-0 with 9:09 to go in the first. The home team got on the scoreboard with 10:40 remaining in the half by putting togethera17-play,86-yarddrivethatendedina10-yardtouchdownrunfromAngeloBabbaroonanoptionpitch,trimmingUNH’sleadto10-7.TheWildcatsstruckbackwhenTomantookina10-yardkeeperofftheleftsideforascore,givingUNHa17-7leadwith8:54leftinthehalf. Villanova scored on its next possession, with kicker Mark Hamilton hitting a 29-yard field goal –the first of his career- with 5:53 left in the first half, reducing New Hampshire’s lead to 17-10.UNHwouldgoinfront,24-10,with5:32remaininginthehalfwhenTomanhitJoey Orlandoinstridedeepdownthemiddlefora56-yardtouchdownpass,thelongestpassplayof theseasonandacareer-best receptionfor thesophomorewidereceiver.Villanovawouldansweronemoretimebeforetheintermission,scoringwhenWhitneycalledhisownnumberfor a five-yard touchdown with 3:23 remaining in the second, slicing UNH’s lead to 24-17 at thebreak.Thatleadballoonedto14pointsforthesecondtimeinthegameasFox(team-highfive catches, 56 yards, TD) was on the receiving end of a Toman touchdown pass just inside the rightedgeoftheendzonefora31-17leadwith5:08leftinthethird.Villanovaclimbedbackwithinatouchdownjust10secondsintothefourthwhenWhitneycarriedinfromtwoyardsoutforhissecondscoringrunoftheafternoon,droppingUNH’sadvantageto31-24.Facing3rd-and-5attheUNH20with30secondstoplay,apassinterferencecallspottedtheballatthe5.Whitneythrewtheballawayon1st-and-goalbeforeMcNallyforcedthegame-winningfumblebynotchinghisCAA-leadingninthsackoftheseason.The31pointsscoredbytheWildcatsmatchedthemostthisseasonallowedbyaVillanovadefensethatcameintothegametiedforthirdinthenationinscoringdefense(14.2ppg).


UNH-DontraPeters12-157yds,TDPASSING

UNH-R.J.Toman11-22-1,158,2TDsRECEIVING

UNH-TerranceFox5-56yds,TD/JoeyOrlando3-92yds,TD

tEaM statIstICs UNH VUFirstDowns 15 32Rushes/Yardage............................ 36/210 55/258PassingYardage........................... 158 192PassComp./Att./INT.................... 11/23/1 16/37/0TotalOffense................................ 368 450Punts/Average.............................. 6/33.7 2/53.5Fumbles/Lost................................ 2/0 4/3Penalties/Yards............................. 8/80 9/76

game ten • November 13, 2010Villanova stadium - Villanova, Pa.

UNH-31, Villanova-24




TOW (1-10, 0-8) 3 0 2 14 -19UNH (7-4, 5-3) 14 17 7 0 -381st 12:01 TOW Wallace 28-yd field goal 3-0 6:54 UNH Mason6-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 3-7 4:08 UNH Greene28-ydpassfromToman(MacArthurkick) 3-142nd 12:31 UNH MacArthur 31-yd field goal 3-17 11:43 UNH Evans25-ydinterceptionreturn(MacArthurkick) 3-24 1:47 UNH Auffray12-ydpassfromDecker(MacArthurkick) 3-313rd 10:52 TOW TEAMsafety 5-31 5:32 UNH Decker20-ydrun(DeLagokick) 5-384th 14:52 TOW Moore64-ydpassfromPotts(Wallacekick) 12-38 1:00 TOW Potts2-ydrun(Wallacekick) 19-38

DURHAM, N.H.-Playing in their final regular season home game, seniors Kevon Mason,Mike GreeneandKyle Auffray all collected their first touchdown receptions of the year, and classmateR.J. Toman wentaperfecteight-for-eightfor95yardsandtwoscoringtossesinlimitedplayingtimeasthe13th-rankedUniversityofNewHampshirefootballteamrolledtoa38-19triumphoverTowsonUniversityonSaturdayafternoonatCowellStadium.UNH(7-4,5-3ColonialAthleticAssociation)strengtheneditsbidforaseventhconsecutiveNCAADivisionI Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoff appearance by earning its fifth win in six games. Towson concluded its season with a mark of 1-10 and 0-8 in the CAA. Mason finished withfourcatchesfor41yardswhileSean Jellison ledthegroundgamewith14carriesfor57yards.Jellisoneclipsedthe1,000-yardmarkincareerrushingyardswith1,025.Innotabledefensiveperformances, Matt Evansnotcheda25-yardinterceptionreturnforatouchdownandforcedafumble.Evans’seventacklesinthegameraisedhisCAA-leadingtotalto135ontheseason,goodforthirdall-timeinUNHsingle-seasonhistory.Additionally,Kyle Flemings recordedaninterceptionandafumblerecovery.TheTigersreceivedtheopeningkickoffandscored on their first drive. Quarterback Brian Potts, making his second career start, connected withShermanGreeneona56-yardpostpattern,puttingtheballontheWildcats’19-yardline.Four plays later, Towson seized a 3-0 lead on a 28-yard field goal from Nick Wallace with 12:01 left in the first quarter. That lead would be short-lived. UNH countered by scoring a touchdown onitsinitialdrive,convertingthreethird-downplaysonits12-play,78-yarddrive.Facingthird-and-goalfromtheTowson6,TomanrolledrightandloftedascoringpasstoMasoninthe back right corner of the end zone. Mason’s first touchdown reception since Sept. 5, 2009, helped the Wildcats take a 7-3 advantage with 6:54 left in the first period. New Hampshire’s defensejump-starteditsnextscoringdrive.Onthird-and-17,defensiveendBrian McNallypressured Potts, who subsequently was intercepted by Flemings, giving UNH the ball at its 46. TomanthengainedthreeyardsonanoptionrushbeforepitchingtoTerrance Fox,whopickedupanadditional10yardsontheplay.Threesnapslater,Toman’ssecondtouchdownpassoftheafternoonwasa28-yardhook-upwithGreene,whobrokefreeracingdowntheleftsidelinefor his first career scoring grab, making it a 14-3 Wildcats’ lead with 4:08 left in the first. The lead increased to 17-3 on a 31-yard field goal from Mike MacArthur with12:31remainingin the first half, and then Evans snared a Potts pass for his second interception of the season, takingit25yardsforapick-sixthatliftedNewHampshiretoacommanding24-3leadwith11:43togobeforethehalf.ItwasthefourthtimeinthreeseasonstheWildcatshavereturnedaninterceptionforatouchdownagainsttheTigers.UNHwouldtakea31-3leadtothelockerroom.FillinginfortheinjuredToman,Kevin Deckerorchestrateda12-play,82-yarddrivethatculminated in a 12-yard touchdown pass to Auffray, who notched his first career scoring catch on a drag route along the left side of the goal line with 1:47 left in the second quarter. Towson managed to score a safety with 10:52 left in the third quarter, cutting the UNH lead to 31-5. Decker (12 of 17, 82 yards, TD/six carries-31 yards, TD) registered the Wildcats’ final score by calling his own number for a 20-yard touchdown run, his first of the season, with 5:32 left in the third quarter, making the score 38-5. Hakeem Moore scored on a 64-yard catch-and-run passfromPottswith14:52leftinthecontestforTowson,andPottsaddedatwo-yardrushingtouchdownwith1:00remainingtocapthescoring.



UNH-R.J.Toman8-8-0,95yds,2TD/KevinDecker12-17-0,82yds,TDRECEIVING

UNH-KevonMason4-48yds,TD

tEaM statIstICs TOW UNHFirstDowns 12 21Rushes/Yardage............................ 52/148 38/137PassingYardage........................... 160 177PassAtt./Comp./INT.................... 8/12/3 20/25/0TotalOffense................................ 308 314Punts/Average.............................. 6/32.3 5/43.4Fumbles/Lost................................ 2-1 1/1Penalties/Yards............................. 6/53 3/25

game Eleven • November 20, 2010Cowell stadium - durham, N.H.

UNH- 38, towson-192010 gaME sUMMaRIEs

UNH (8-4) 14 0 21 10 -45BC-U (10-2) 0 14 0 6 -201st 6:20 UNH Jellison5-ydrun(MacArthurkick) 7-0 2:44 UNH Jellison9-ydrun(MacArthurkick) 14-02nd 13:50 BC-U Keith53-ydpassfromWilson(Kowalskikick) 14-7 3:51 BC-U Jackson10-ydpassfromWilson(Kowalskikick) 14-143rd 10:45 UNH Orlando5-ydpassfromDecker(MacArthurkick) 21-14 5:25 UNH Chandler63-ydpassfromDecker(MacArthurkick) 28-14 :58 UNH Fox14-ydpassfromDecker(MacArthurkick) 35-144th 8:41 UNH Setian5-ydrun(MacArthurkick) 42-14 2:10 UNH DeLago 30-yd field goal 45-14 0:00 B-CU Poole8-ydpassfromWilson 45-20

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. –Making his first start of the season in place of injured starter R.J. Toman, junior quarterback Kevin Deckerthrewforthreesecond-halftouchdownstoleadthe10th-rankedUNHWildcatstoa45-20victoryover13th-rankedBethune-CookmanUniversityinthesecondroundoftheNCAADivisionIFootballChampionshiponSaturdayafternoon.NewHampshire,whichimprovesto8-4withthewin,advancestomeetNo.3seedDelawarenextweekend in the national quarterfinals. The Blue Hens dispatched Lehigh, 42-20, in their second-round game Saturday.The Wildcats earn the first December win in school history in eight tries andwinapostseasongameforthesixthtimeinthelastsevenseasons.Bethune-Cookman,theMEAC champion making its first postseason appearance since 2003, sees its season end with a recordof10-2.Withthegametied14-14enteringthethirdperiod,UNHexplodedfor21third-quarter points. Decker, making only his second career start, found sophomore Joey Orlando fora five-yard touchdown at 10:45; Chris Chandler hauled in his first career scoring grab, a 63-yard catch-and-run score at 5:25; and Terrance Foxwasonthereceivingendofa14-yardscorethatput the game effectively out of reach, 35-14, with 58 seconds remaining in the third quarter. Chris Setian put the exclamation point on the triumph by carrying for a five-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter (at 8:41) for his first career score, and A.J. DeLagokickeda30-yardfield goal with 2:10 left to cap UNH’s scoring. Senior captain Sean Jellisoncarriedseventimesfor 29 yards and two touchdowns, his first two scoring rushes of the season, in the first half before being sidelined in the second half. UNH took a 7-0 lead with 6:20 remaining in the first quarter on a five-yard touchdown run from Jellison. The drive began on the Bethune-Cookman 44-yardlinewhenseniorcaptainDino VassohauledinhisCAA-leadingsixthinterceptionoftheseasononadeepfadealongtheleftsideline,givingthe‘CatspossessionattheB-CU44-yard line. Advantageous field position played a helpful role in Jellison’s second scoring run of the first quarter, a nine-yard scamper off right tackle that capped a four-play, 40-yard drive for a14-0leadwith6:20remaining.Bethune-Cookmanusedabigplaytogetonthescoreboardearly in the second quarter when Courtney Keith took a swing pass and outran the defense for a 53-yard touchdown. That sliced New Hampshire’s lead to 14-7 with 13:50 left in the first half. Thehome-standingWildcatsknottedthescoreat14-14byvirtueofanine-play,75-yarddrivethatculminatedina10-yardtouchdownpassfromJackieWilsontoIsidoreJacksonwith3:51remainingbeforehalftime.TheWildcatswillvisitNo.3seedandCAArivalDelawareinthequarterfinal round of the NCAA D-I Football Championship on Friday, Dec. 10, at 8:00 p.m. liveonESPN2HDandESPN3.com.


UNH-ChrisSetian13-65yds,TD/SeanJellison7-29yds,2TDPASSING

UNH-KevinDecker23-35-1,289yds,3TDRECEIVING

UNH-TerranceFox7-95yds,TD

tEaM statIstICs UNH B-CUFirstDowns 20 17Rushes/Yardage............................ 38/131 36/66PassingYardage........................... 289 192PassComp./Att./INT.................... 23/35/1 16/33/2TotalOffense................................ 420 258Punts/Average.............................. 5/38.8 5/37.4Fumbles/Lost................................ 1/0 2/1Penalties/Yards............................. 19/151 8/84

UNH- 45, Bethune-Cookman-20game twelve • december 4, 2010

daytona Municipal stadium - daytona Beach, Fla.




UNH (8-5) 3 0 0 0 -3DEL (11-2) 0 3 6 7 -161st 2:35 UNH MacArthur 23-yd field goal 3-02nd 3:00 DEL Perry 25-yd field goal 3-33rd 7:09 DEL White24-ydpassfromDevlin(PerryPATfailed) 3-94th 13:04 DEL Schenauer9-ydpassfromDevlin(Perrykick) 3-16

NEWARK, Del.–Terrance Fox matchedacareerhighwith11catchesfor72yards,andBrian McNallybecametheall-timesingle-seasonsackleaderinUniversityofNewHampshirehistory,butthe10th-rankedWildcatshadtheirseasonendintheNCAADivisionIFootballChampionship quarterfinals with a 16-3 setback at the hands of the fifth-ranked University of DelawareonFridaynightatDelawareStadium.Delaware,whichuppeditsrecordto11-2byendingathree-gamelosingstreakagainstNewHampshire,willhostthewinnerofSaturday’sWofford/Georgia Southern quarterfinal game in the national semifinals either Friday, Dec. 17, orSaturday,Dec.18.UNH’sseasonendswitharecordof8-5aftertheWildcatsfellinthequarterfinal round of the playoffs for the sixth time in seven seasons, and for the third time to a CAA opponent (Massachusetts-2006, Villanova-2009). The Wildcats struck first, grabbing a 3-0 lead with 2:35 left in the opening quarter on a 23-yard field goal from Mike MacArthur.UNHstrungtogethera14-play,75-yarddrivethatchopped6:14offtheclock.Quarterback R.J. Toman usedhislegsforthetwobiggestplaysofthepossession:a17-yardscamperonthird-and-10,takingtheballfromtheWildcats’49totheBlueHens’34,andan18-yardrunoffrighttackle,withakeyleadblockfromChris Setian, that set up first-and-goal at the 10. McNally officially set the school record for sacks in a single season when he hauled down UD quarterback Pat Devlin for an eight-yard loss on a third-and-11 play late in the first quarter. The All-CAA First Team defensive end added a second sack in the third quarter, giving him 13.5fortheseason.Delawaretiedthegame,3-3,whenMikePerryconnectedfora25-yardfield goal with 3:00 remaining in the first half, capping a 15-play, 85-yard drive. The Hens werepinnedbacktotheirownseven-yardlinefollowingacareer-high67-yardpuntfromKyle Auffray,butDevlinwenttoworkontheWildcats’defense,completingeightofninepassesfor64yardsonthesix-minute,48-seconddrive.Theteamswenttothehalftimedeadlockedat 3. The Blue Hens moved in front with 7:09 remaining in the third quarter when Devlin hit NihjaWhiteonadeepleftoutroutefora24-yardtouchdown.Theextrapointwentwideright,keepingDelaware’sleadat9-3.Earlierinthedrive,itwasaDevlin-to-White12-yardhook-upon third-and-five that extended the possession and pushed the ball into Wildcats’ territory at the42.Devlinthrewhissecondtouchdownpassofthenight,and20thoftheseason,with13:04remainingin thegame,hittingMarkSchneaueron third-and-goalfromtheUNH9,givingDelawarea16-3advantage.Thatplaycappeda10-play,87-yarddrivethatconsumed4:02offtheclock.UNHdrovetotheDelaware27yardline,butTomanwasinterceptedona4th-and-9playwithjustundersixminutesremaining.TheBlueHenssealedthevictorywitha12-playdrivelasting5:36.



UNH-R.J.Toman20-36-1,136ydsRECEIVING

UNH-TerranceFox11-72yds

tEaM statIstICs UNH DELFirstDowns 15 23Rushes/Yardage............................ 25/101 41/122PassingYardage........................... 136 261PassComp./Att./INT.................... 20/36/1 27/38/0TotalOffense................................ 237 383Punts/Average.............................. 9/39.2 7/37.9Fumbles/Lost................................ 0/0 0/0Penalties/Yards............................. 10/72 3/40

delaware- 16, UNH -3game thirteen • december 10, 2010

delaware stadium - Newark, del.

2010 gaME sUMMaRIEs




2010 REsUlts & tEaM statIstICs8-5 Overall 5-3 Colonial athletic association 4-1 Home 1-0 Neutral 3-4 away

2010 team statisticsNew Hampshire Opponents 322 Scoring 214 247 FirstDowns 215 100 FirstDownsRushing 84 129 FirstDownsPassing 104 18 FirstDownsbyPenalty 27 916 TotalOffensivePlays 880 4,523 TotalYardsGained 4,064 347.9 AverageYardsperGame 312.6 4.9 AverageYardsperPlay 4.6 480 PlaysRushing 502 1,662 YardsRushing 1,731 127.8 YardsRushingperGame 133.2 2,861 YardsPassing 2,333 220.1 YardsPassingperGame 179.5 436 PassesAttempted 378 274 PassesCompleted 209 23 InterceptionReturns 12 16-8 Fumbles-FumblesLost 22-11 96-818 Penalties-Yards 90-771 81/201 3rdDownConversions 58/189 40% 3rdDownConversionPercentage 31% 5/13 4thDownConversions 8/23 38% 4thDownConversionPercentage 35% 29:01 TimeofPossessionAverage 30:35

New Hampshire OpponentsDate Opponent W/L Score Rush Pass Total Rush Pass TotalS4 CENTRAL CONN. ST. W 33-3 313 97 410 86 134 220S11 atPittsburgh L 16-38 73 225 298 169 276 445S18 atRhodeIsland* L 25-28 59 284 343 215 78 293S25 LEHIGH W 31-10 165 354 519 60 69 129O2 atMaine* L 13-16(OT) 91 304 395 155 253 408O9 RICHMOND* W 17-0 66 166 232 149 71 220O16 atJamesMadison* W 28-14 106 248 354 118 157 275O23 Massachusetts*% W 39-13 171 187 358 43 450 493N6 WILLIAM & MARY* L 3-13 39 236 275 141 30 171N13 atVillanova* W 31-24 210 158 368 258 192 450N20 TOWSON* W 38-19 137 177 314 148 160 308D4 atBethune-Cookman& W 45-20 131 289 420 66 192 258D10 atDelaware& L 3-16 101 136 237 122 261 383

Date Opponent W/L Score AttendSept.4 CENTRAL CONN. ST. W 33-3 7,419Sept.11 @Pittsburgh L 16-38 50,120Sept.18 @RhodeIsland* L 25-28 4,521Sept.25 LEHIGH W 31-10 8,144Oct.2 @Maine* L 13-16(OT) 6,531Oct.9 RICHMOND* W 17-0 12,095Oct.16 @JamesMadison* W 28-14 16,985Oct.23 Massachusetts*% W 39-13 32,848Nov.6 WILLIAM & MARY* L 3-13 6,008Nov.13 @Villanova* W 31-24 7,103Nov.20 TOWSON* W 38-19 5,003Dec.4 @Bethune-Cookman& W 45-20 5,738Dec.10 @Delaware& L 3-16 8,770

CAPS =Home*-CAAConferenceGame%-atGilletteStadium&-NCAAD-IPlayoffGame

attendance summaryOverall Attendance Total AverageHome(FiveGames) 38,669 7,734Neutral(OneGame) 32,848 32,848Away(SevenGames) 99,768 14,253 Total(13games) 171,285 13,176

gaME-BY-gaME COMPaRIsON

score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Ot total NewHampshire 104 74 86 58 0 322Opponents 26 80 29 76 3 214




2010 INdIVIdUal statIstICsRUsHINg g Carries Yards Yds/game Yds/Car td long DontraPeters 12 142 707 58.9 5.0 7 60SeanJellison 12 110 375 31.2 3.4 2 21R.J.Toman 12 120 197 16.4 1.6 4 28ChrisSetian 13 36 184 14.2 5.1 1 24TerranceFox 13 17 99 7.6 5.8 0 17KevinDecker 13 28 92 7.1 3.3 1 20DerekCoppola 2 9 19 9.5 2.1 0 5SethPrice 13 0 11 0.8 0.0 0 0MikeGreene 13 1 7 0.5 7.0 0 7AnthonyKostek 3 1 2 0.7 2.0 0 2MannyAsam 8 2 -9 -1.1 -4.5 0 0TEAM 10 14 -22 -2.2 -1.6 0 0NewHampshire 13 480 1,662 127.8 3.5 15 60Opponents 13 502 1,731 133.2 3.4 12 64

PassINg g Comp att Pct. total Yards Yds/att Yds/Comp Yds/game td INt long R.J.Toman 12 228 368 62.0 2,414 6.6 10.6 201.2 15 11 56KevinDecker 13 46 67 68.7 447 6.7 9.7 34.4 5 1 63SeanJellison 12 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0NewHampshire 13 274 436 62.8 2,861 6.6 10.4 220.1 20 12 63Opponents 13 209 378 55.3 2,333 6.2 11.2 179.5 14 23 64

RECEIVINg g Rec. Yards Yds/Rec. Yds/game Rec/game td longTerranceFox 13 80 821 10.3 63.2 6.2 7 38JoeyOrlando 13 50 585 11.7 45.0 3.8 6 56KevonMason 13 34 442 13.0 34.0 2.6 1 51SeanJellison 12 26 161 6.2 13.4 2.2 0 38ChrisJeannot 5 24 205 8.5 41.0 4.8 1 19SeanCullen 9 20 250 12.5 27.8 2.2 1 39ChrisChandler 13 12 164 13.7 12.6 0.9 1 63DontraPeters 12 11 73 6.6 12.6 0.9 1 27MikeGreene 13 7 78 11.1 6.0 0.5 1 28KyleAuffray 13 4 34 8.5 2.6 0.3 1 12JustinMello 6 3 31 10.3 5.2 0.5 0 19MannyAsam 8 3 17 5.7 2.1 0.4 0 13NewHampshire 13 274 2,861 10.4 220.1 21.1 20 63Opponents 13 209 2,333 11.2 179.5 16.1 14 64

FIEld gOals 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ tOtal Pct. longMikeMacArthur 0-0 3-4 5-6 2-3 0-0 10-13 76.9 47A.J.DeLago 1-1 2-2 1-1 0-0 0-0 4-4 100.0 30

PUNtINg Punts Yds Yds/Punt Inside 20 Blkd long KyleAuffray 71 2,679 37.7 18 1 67R.J.Toman 4 119 29.8 1 0 39RyanGlasgow 3 149 49.7 0 0 53MikeMacArthur 1 31 31.0 0 0 31 HugoSouza 1 28 28.0 0 0 28Total 80 3,006 37.6 19 1 67

kICk REtURNs No. Yards Yds/Return td longTerranceFox 14 324 23.1 1 91DontraPeters 7 159 22.7 0 41TylerSargent 6 150 25.0 0 37DinoVasso 5 72 14.4 0 18JohnDuffey 4 10 2.5 0 7ChrisBeranger 2 33 16.5 0 19JoeyOrlando 1 15 15.0 0 15KevonMason 0 25 0.0 0 25NewHampshire 39 788 20.2 1 91Opponents 57 1,046 18.4 0 76




2010 INdIVIdUal statIstICssCORINg g td Pat kick Pat Run Pat Rec. Pat Pass safety FgM-Fga PtsMikeMacArthur 12 - 24-24 - - - - 10-13 54DontraPeters 12 8 - - - - - - 48TerranceFox 13 8 - - - - - - 48JoeyOrlando 13 6 - - - - - - 36R.J.Toman 12 4 - - - 1-1 - - 24A.J.DeLago 7 - 10-12 - - - - 4-4 22SeanJellison 12 2 - - 1 - - - 14MattEvans 13 2 - - - - - - 12ChrisChandler 13 1 - - 2 - - - 10KevinDecker 13 1 - 0-1 - 2-2 - - 6JohnGreer 13 1 - - - - - - 6KevonMason 13 1 - - - - - - 6RandiVines 3 1 - - - - - - 6ChrisJeannot 5 1 - - - - - - 6SeanCullen 9 1 - - - - - - 6ChrisSetian 13 1 - - - - - - 6MikeGreene 13 1 - - - - - - 6KyleAuffray 13 1 - - - - - - 6NewHampshire 13 40 34-36 0-1 3 3-3 0 14-17 322Opponents 13 27 21-24 1-1 0 0-1 1 9-17 214 tFl Pass Fumble Blkd.dEFENsE g Ut at tt Yards sacks-Yards Int-Yds Br. Up Rec.-Yds FF kickMattEvans 13 79 77 156 10.5-47 4.0-28 2-25 1 2-17 3 -HugoSouza 13 55 40 95 2.0-3 - 1-3 5 - 1 -AlanBuzbee 12 42 44 86 8.0-14 0.5-2 - 1 - 2 -DinoVasso 13 42 17 59 1.5-1 - 6--10 8 - - -RyanMcGuinness 13 20 30 50 3.0-5 - 3-5 6 2-0 1 -JohnGreer 13 28 19 47 3.0-10 1.0-3 3-75 2 - - -SteveYoung 13 28 18 46 6.0-30 2.0-14 - - - - 1JamesJenkins 13 22 21 43 6.5-34 4.0-24 - 1 - - -BrianMcNally 13 25 17 42 15.0-73 13.5-67 - - 1-0 2 -JaredSmith 13 8 30 38 7.5-32 4.0-25 - - - - 1MikePerkins 12 24 14 38 4.0-20 1.0-9 2-0 3 1-0 - -KyleFlemings 13 21 9 30 - - 4-1 8 2-0 1 -ChrisBeranger 10 9 11 20 - - - 1 - - -LanceMailloux 12 12 7 19 7.5-39 4.0-30 - - - - -RodWalker 13 11 6 17 1.0-1 - - - - - -JamieCosgrove 13 10 7 17 1.0-2 - - - - - -MarkPetercuskie 12 12 5 17 1.0-2 - - - - - -DevonJackson 2 9 6 15 - - - - - - -JohnDuffey 13 5 8 13 - - - - - - -JayColbert 13 5 7 12 2.0-12 - - - - 1 -SeanMcCann 7 4 3 7 - - - - - - -AnthonyGorrell 11 3 4 7 - - 1-2 1 - - -TylerSargent 7 3 4 7 - - - - - - -ShawnMacNevin 13 5 2 7 - - - - - - -CodyMuller 7 3 3 6 - - - - 1-0 - -JohnMurray 3 3 3 6 1.0-11 1.0-11 - - - - -JimmyVailas 4 5 - 5 1.0-1 - - - 1-0 - -ChrisChandler 13 2 2 4 - - - - - 1 -SteveCollister 3 3 1 4 - - - - - - -RandiVines 3 2 1 3 1.5-2 1.0-1 1-30 - - - -ChrisHouston 4 2 1 3 - - - 1 - - -ChrisSetian 13 2 - 2 - - - - - - -TerranceFox 13 1 1 2 - - - - - - -JustinMello 6 1 - 1 - - - - - - -DontraPeters 12 1 - 1 - - - - - - -GeorgePecoraro 13 1 - 1 - - - - - - -RickyArcher 9 1 - 1 - - - - - - -SeanJellison 12 - 1 1 - - - - - - -ChrisZarkoskie 13 1 - 1 - - - - - - -JeffMcMath 2 - 1 1 - - - - - - -A.J.DeLago 7 1 - 1 - - - - - - -MikeMacArthur 12 1 - 1 - - - - - - -TMTEAM 10 1 - 1 - - - - 1-0 - -KyleAuffray 13 1 - 1 - - - - - - -AndrewDrazin 2 1 - 1 - - - - - - -JeffEmmons 2 - 1 1 - - - - - - -ChrisJeannot 5 1 - 1 - - - - - - -NewHampshire 13 516 421 937 83-339 37-218 23-131 38 11-17 12 2Opponents 13 536 342 878 86-395 38-259 12-170 30 8-44 9 2




Four NCAA Championship game appearances in four years under the CAA Football banner and more than 47 percent of its games on television...quite a way to begin an era! CAA Foot-ball raised the profile of what was once the Yankee Conference and later the Atlantic 10 Conference when it took the reins of the league in 2007. Now four years into the CAA’s leadership the league has moved from one of the power conferences in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision to arguably the most successful conference in the division in terms of on-the-field success, television exposure, marketability and success of its players at the next level. The league’s marketability will only continue to grow as it adds Old Dominion to its roster in 2011, and later Georgia State, based in Atlanta, Ga., in 2012. Delaware pushed CAA Football’s streak to five straight national championship game appearances and seven in the last eight years. The league’s non-conference success was evidenced again last season by a 22-6 (.786) mark against FCS foes while James Madison pushed the league’s win total to three over teams from the ACC in the last two years with an epic 21-16 victory at nationally-ranked Virginia Tech. CAA Football has won 10 games over BCS/FBS foes in the last five seasons and 19 contests against the upper level of major college football in the last 10 years. CAA Football continued its stronghold in the national polls, showing seven teams ranked over a nine week stretch and a total of three teams at No. 1 during the 2010 season. Even more impressive was a four-week stretch from Sept. 20-Oct. 11 when league squads occupied five of the Top-10 spots in The Sports Network poll. An expanded NCAA Playoff field in 2010 allowed CAA Football to extend its streak to four straight years of four or more squads appearing in the postseason. Both Delaware and William and Mary earned Top-5 seeds, while Villanova and New Hampshire had to go on the road for their postseason openers. Delaware dispatched of Lehigh and New Hampshire won at Bethune-Cookman to set up an All-CAA Football matchup in Newark in the quarterfinal round. Villanova rattled off 40 unanswered points to come from behind at Stephen F. Austin and advance while the Tribe struggled to stop the triple-option attack of Georgia Southern and fell to the Eagles in its postseason opener. Delaware and New Hampshire renewed a CAA Football rivalry in the quarterfinal round and a defensive battle ensued as the Blue Hens advanced giving the league a semifinalist for the fifth straight year. Villanova got a total of five touchdowns from Matt Szczur to upset top-seeded Appalachian State at The Rock and march into the semifinal round. Villanova could not regain its early lead on the road at Eastern Washington and fell to the Eagles, but Delaware forced five Georgia Southern turnovers which helped it advance to the 2011 NCAA Division I National Championship game for the second time in four seasons. The Blue Hens dropped a 20-19 decision to Eastern Washington at the new home of the National Championship game, Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas. The league has earned 75 total playoff berths, including 35 in the last 10 seasons. Getting into the playoffs isn’t where the success stops, as evidenced by 50 playoff wins since 2001. CAA Football has continued to make its presence felt at the national level by placing nine teams in the national semifinal round over the last five seasons and advancing a team to the national title game each of those five years as well. Richmond’s National Championship in 2008 and Villanova’s 2009 title are the most recent championships for the league. In 2004, James Madison claimed the national championship with a 31-21 triumph over Montana, becoming the first team to reach the title game by winning three road playoff contests since the field expanded to 16 teams in 1986. Delaware rolled past Colgate 40-0 to capture the national championship in 2003, becoming the first team to ever post a shutout in the title game. No other conference has had two different teams win national titles in back-to-back years and CAA Football has done it twice (2003- 04 & 2008-09). Massachusetts earned a national championship in 1998, beating perennial power Georgia Southern, 55-43. Along with the team accomplishments, the conference has accumulated numerous individual accolades. New Hampshire quarterback Ricky Santos (2006), William and Mary quarterback Lang Campbell (2004), Villanova running back Brian Westbrook (2001), Villanova wide receiver Brian Finneran (1997), New Hampshire running back Jerry Azumah (1998) and Towson running back Dave Meggett (1988) all have won the prestigious Walter Payton Award under the league banner. James Madison linebacker Derrick Lloyd (2001) and defensive lineman Arthur Moats (2009) each received the Buck Buchanan Award. New Hampshire’s Sean McDonnell (2005), James Madison’s Mickey Matthews (1999 & 2008), Villanova’s Andy Talley (1997) and Boston University’s Dan Allen (1993) have earned the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award. Delaware’s K.C. Keeler (2010), Richmond’s Mike London (2008), Matthews (2004), Massachusetts’ Mark Whipple (1998) and Talley (1997 & 2009) have garnered the American Football Coaches Association National Coach of the Year honor. Success beyond the collegiate playing field can be measured in numerous ways. CAA Football has had 98 players drafted by NFL franchises dating back to 1948. A total of 24 players have been selected in the draft over the last 10 years, including the league’s second-highest draft pick ever -- former Delaware Blue Hen quarterback Joe Flacco (18th overall to the Baltimore Ra-vens). The league has also excelled in graduating student-athletes as 10 programs have earned NCAA Public Recognition Awards over the last three years for ranking among the Top 10 percent of the FCS in the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rating system. The CAA Football geographic footprint encompasses much of the East Coast with schools located from Maine to Virginia. Current members include Delaware, James Madison, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Old Dominion, Rhode Island, Richmond, Towson, Villanova and William and Mary, while Georgia State will join the fold as a full member in 2012. While CAA Football officially began March 1, 2007, its roots date back more than 60 years. On December 3, 1946, the Code of the Yankee Conference went into effect. Established as an all-sports conference for the New England land grant colleges, the six charter members included Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Upon the formation of Division I-AA football in 1978, the league disbanded all sports except football. Delaware and Richmond were admitted to the conference in 1986, Villanova was added in 1988 and James Madison, Northeastern and William and Mary joined the league in 1993. The Atlantic 10 assumed operation control of the conference from 1997- 2006, with Hofstra becoming part of the league in 2001 and Towson joining the group in 2004.

tHE COlONIal atHlEtIC assOCIatION

2011 Caa COMPOsItE FOOtBall sCHEdUlEThursday, September 1UNHatToledoUMassatHolyCross

Saturday, September 3DelawareatNavyJamesMadisonatNorthCarolinaBryantatMaineCampbellatOldDominionRichmondatDukeMorganStateatTowsonVillanovaatTempleWilliam&MaryatVirginia

Saturday, September 10UNHatLehigh*VillanovaatTowsonWestChesteratDelawareCentralConn.St.atJamesMadisonMaineatPittsburghOldDominionatGeorgiaStateRhodeIslandatSyracuseWagneratRichmondWilliam&MaryatVMI

Saturday, September 17*RhodeIslandatUMassDelawareSt.atDelawareJamesMadisonatLibertyMaineatAlbanyHamptonatOldDominion

VMIatRichmondMonmouthatVillanovaNewHavenatWilliam&MarySaturday, September 24*UNHatRichmond*OldDominionatDelaware*JamesMadisonatWilliam&MaryUMassatBostonCollegeFordhamatRhodeIslandColgateatTowsonVillanovaatPenn

Saturday, October 1HolyCrossatUNH*DelawareatMaine*RichmondatJamesMadison*William&MaryatVillanova*UMassatOldDominionRhodeIslandatBrownTowsonatMaryland

Saturday, October 8*VillanovaatUNH*William&MaryatDelaware*MaineatJamesMadison*OldDominionatRhodeIsland*RichmondatTowsonCentralConn.St.atUMass

Saturday, October 15*UNHatWilliam&Mary*UMassatDelaware*VillanovaatJamesMadison*RhodeIslandatMaine*TowsonatOldDominion

Saturday, October 22*UNHvsUMass*DelawareatRhodeIsland*MaineatRichmond*OldDominionatVillanova*TowsonatWilliam&Mary

Saturday, October 29*RhodeIslandatUNH*DelawareatTowson*JamesMadisonatOldDominion*MaineatVillanova*UMassatRichmond

Saturday, November 5*JamesMadisonatUNH*TowsonatMaine*VillanovaatUMass*RichmondatOldDominion*William&MaryatRhodeIsland

Saturday, November 12*UNHatTowson*RichmondatDelaware

*RhodeIslandatJamesMadison*UMassatMaine*OldDominionatWilliam&Mary

Saturday, November 19*MaineatUNH*DelawareatVillanova*JamesMadisonatUMass*TowsonatRhodeIsland*William&MaryatRichmond

Saturday, November 26NCAAD-IFootballChampionship--FirstRound

Saturday, December 3NCAAD-IFootballChampionship--SecondRound

Saturday, December 10NCAAD-IFootballChampionship--Quarterfinals

Friday & Saturday, Dec. 16-17NCAAD-IFootballChampionship--Semifinals

Saturday, January 7NCAAD-IFootballChampionship--Title Game (Pizza Hut Park; Frisco,Texas)




Caa FOOtBallschool Conference OverallDelaware* 6-2 12-3WilliamandMary* 6-2 8-4UNH 5-3 8-5Villanova 5-3 9-5Richmond 4-4 6-5Massachusetts 4-4 6-5RhodeIsland 4-4 5-6JamesMadison 3-5 6-5Maine 3-5 4-7Towson 0-8 1-10

*CAAFootballChampion

2010- Delaware,William&Mary2009- Villanova2008- JMU2007- UMass,Richmond2007- UMass2005- UNH Richmond2004- William&Mary Delaware JMU2003- Delaware UMass2002- Maine NU2001- Hofstra Maine Villanova William&Mary2000- Delaware Richmond1999- JMU UMass1998- Richmond1997- Villanova1996- William&Mary1995- Delaware1994- UNH1993- BostonUniversity1992- Delaware1991- UNH Delaware Villanova1990- UMass1989- Connecticut Maine Villanova1988- Delaware Massachusetts1987- Maine Richmond1986- Connecticut Delaware UMass1985- URI1984- BostonUniversity URI1983- BostonUniversity Connecticut

1982- BostonUniversity Connecticut Maine UMass1981- UMass URI1980- BostonUniversity1979- UMass1978- UMass1977- UMass1976- UNH1975- UNH1974- Maine1973- Connecticut1972- UMass1971- Connecticut UMass1970- Connecticut1969- UMass1968- UNH Connecticut1967- UMass1966- UMass1965- Maine1964- UMass1963- UMass1962- UNH1961- UMass1960- Connecticut1959- Connecticut1958- Connecticut1957- Connecticut URI1956- Connecticut1955- URI1954- UNH1953- UNH URI1952- UNH Connecticut Maine1951- Maine1950- UNH1949- Connecticut Maine1948- UNH1947- UNH

First-team OffenseQB PatDevlin Delaware Sr.RB JonathanGrimes W&M Jr.RB AndrewPierce Delaware Fr.FB KendallGaskins Richmond So.FB JimmyHobson W&M Sr.WR Terrance Fox UNH Sr.WR TreGray Richmond Jr.WR AnthonyNelson UMass Sr.WR NormanWhite Villanova Jr.TE AlexGottleib W&M Jr.OL BrantClouser Villanova Sr.OL GinoGradkowski Delaware Jr.OL KeithHillJr. W&M Sr.OL BenIjalana Villanova Sr.OL GregNiland UMass Sr.PK WilKamin Richmond So.KR TravisHurd URI Fr.PR JustinRogers Richmond Sr.

First-team defenseDL VictorAdesanya URI Sr.DL RonnellBrown JMU Sr.DL Brian McNally UNH Jr.DL MartinParker Richmond Sr.LB TylerHolmes UMass Jr.LB Marquis Kirkland Villanova Sr.LB EricMcBride Richmond Sr.LB TerenceThomas Villanova Sr.CB JustinRogers Richmond Sr.CB Dino Vasso UNH Sr.CB B.W.Webb W&M So.S AnthonyBratton Delaware Sr.S Hugo Souza UNH Sr.P DavidMiller W&M Sr.

2010 Caa all-Conference teams

2010 Caa award winnersOFFENSIVEPLAYEROFTHEYEAR--PatDevlin,Delaware,Sr.DEFENSIVEPLAYERSOFTHEYEAR--TylerHolmes,UMass,Jr. --EricMcBride,Richmond,Sr.SPECIALTEAMSPLAYEROFTHEYEAR--JonathanGrimes,W&M,Jr.OFFENSIVEROOKIEOFTHEYEAR--AndrewPierce,Delaware,Fr.DEFENSIVEROOKIEOFTHEYEAR--StephonRobertson,JMU,Fr.COACHOFTHEYEAR --JoeTrainer,URI,TwoSeasons

2010 Conference Final standings Past Caa Champions

second-team OffenseQB ChrisWhitney Villanova Sr.RB JonHernandez UMass Jr.RB JamalSullivan JMU Sr.FB TylerWharton Towson Jr.WR RyanMoody W&M So.WR HakeemMoore Towson Sr.WR JulianTalley UMass Jr.TE DerekButtles Maine Jr.OL RoaneBabington JMU Jr.OL DrewLachenmayerRichmond Sr.OL RobMcDowell Delaware Jr.OL TheoSherman JMU Sr.PK MikePerry Delaware Jr.KR JonathanGrimes W&M Jr.PR B.W.Webb W&M So.

second-team defenseDL Siddiq Haynes Delaware Sr.DL MarcusHyde W&M Jr.DL YakyIbia Towson Sr.DL MichaelStover W&M Sr.LB DanteCook W&M So.LB Matt Evans UNH So.LB MattHansen URI Sr.LB MattMarcorelle Delaware Sr.CB TyroneGrant Delaware Sr.CB AnthonyWalters Delaware Sr.S FredMaldonado Villanova Sr.S JerronMcMillian Maine Jr.P DominicScarnecchiaVillanovaJr.

third-team OffenseQB R.J. Toman UNH Sr.RB AaronBall Villanova Sr.RB John Griffin UMass Sr.RB Dontra Peters UNH So.WR AnthonyBaskervilleURI Jr.WR ChaseHill W&M Sr.WR DerekSession Maine Jr.TE ColinNaugle Delaware Jr.OL SheaAllard Delaware Jr.OL KyleBogumil URI Jr.OL JasonFoster URI Jr.OL ChrisHowley Maine So.OL JamesPagliaro W&M Jr.OL DanShirey Villanova So.PK Mike MacArthur UNH Fr.KR StevenBarker Maine Sr.PR Dae’QuanScott JMU Fr.

third-team defenseDL MichaelAtunrase Delaware Jr.DL FrankBeltre Towson So.DL AntoineLewis Villanova Fr.DL ThomasWeaver Villanova Sr.DL Steve Young UNH Sr.LB DonteBlakey Towson Sr.LB DonteDennis Maine Jr.LB StephonRobertsonJMU Fr.LB PaulWorrilow Delaware Fr.CB JamesPitts Villanova Jr.CB JarrodWilliams URI Sr.S JohnDempsey URI Sr.S DarrylJones Delaware Sr.P EdWagner Delaware Sr.




UNH FOOtBall HIstORY

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Jerry azumah

Bob Jean

Barry Bourassa

andre garron

dwayne sabb

dan kreider

Mike FoleyJohn Perry




INdIVIdUal RECORdstHE RECORd BOOk

Rushing:MostYardsRushing Game: 329 JerryAzumahvs.Hofstra (Nov.7,1998) Season: 2,195 JerryAzumah,1998 Career: 6,193 JerryAzumah,1995-98

MostCarries Game: 53 JerryAzumahvs.Connecticut (Oct.3,1998) Season: 343 JerryAzumah,1998 Career: 1,045 JerryAzumah,1995-98

BestAverageperCarry Season: 9.1 MarcelCouture,1954

LongestRushfromScrimmage 97 BarryBourassavs.BostonUniversity (Nov.2,1991)

RushingTouchdowns Game: 5 JerryAzumahvs.Hofstra(Nov.7,1998) StephanLewisvs.Hampton(Sept.1,2001) Season: 22 BillBurnham,1977andJerryAzumah,1998 Career: 60 JerryAzumah,1995-98

Passing:MostPassAttempts Game: 65 RyanDayatDelaware(Nov.4,2000) Season: 447 BobJean,1988 Career: 1,498 RickySantos,2004-07

MostPassCompletions Game: 37 RickySantosatVillanova(Oct.2,2004) Season: 301 RickySantos,2005 Career: 1,024 RickySantos2004-07

MostPassingYards Game: 538 RickySantosatVillanova(Oct.2,2004) Season: 3,797 RickySantos,2005 Career: 12,189 RickySantos,2004-07TouchdownPasses Game: 6 RickySantosatVillanova(Oct.2,2004) Season: 39 RickySantos,2005 Career: 116 RickySantos,2004-07

BestCompletionPercent Game 96.2 RickySantosvs.Northeastern(Oct.22,2005) Season: 73.1 RickySantos,2007 Career: 68.3 RickySantos,2004-07

LongestPassCompletion 90 TimCramseytoJermaineWashington (vs.William&Mary,Oct.24,1998) FewestInterceptions Season: 1 JeffAllen,1975

Receiving:MostReceptions Game: 15 DavidBallvs.Massachusetts(Oct.16,2004) Season: 93 DavidBall,2006 Career: 304 DavidBall,2003-06

MostYardsReceiving Game: 284 DavidBallatVillanova(Oct.2,2004) Season: 1,551 DavidBall,2005 Career: 4,655 DavidBall,2003-06

MostTouchdownReceptions Game: 4 DavidBallatMassachusetts(Oct.29,2005) 4 DavidBallvs.Towson(Nov.13,2004) 4 DavidGamblevs.Maine(Sept.25,1993) Season: 24 DavidBall,2004 Career: 58 DavidBall,2003-06

ConsecutiveGameswithaReception 42 JohnPerry,1989-92

Scoring:MostPoints Game: 37 CyWentworthvs.LowellTech (Nov.3,1923) Season: 146 DavidBall,2005 Career: 424 JerryAzumah,1995-98

MostTouchdownsProduced Game: 7 RickySantosvs.Northeastern(Oct.22,2005) 7 RickySantosvs.Maine(Nov.19,2005) Season: 47 RickySantos,2005 Career: 147 RickySantos,2004-07

MostFieldGoals Game: 5 TomBishopatSouthernIllinois(Nov.29,2008) Season: 18 TomManning,2009 Career: 40 ConnorMcCormick,2002-05

BestFieldGoalPercentage Season: 80.0 EricFacey,1986(12of15) Career: 68.0 ConnorMcCormick,2002-05

LongestFieldGoalMade 54 TomManningvs.Hofstra (Oct.24,2009)

MostConsecutiveFieldGoals 10 TomManning(Sept.26-Oct.31,2009)

MostExtraPoints Game: 9 LanceHjeltevs.Maine(Sept.25,1993) Season: 67 ConnorMcCormick,2005 Career: 176 ConnorMcCormick,2002-05

BestExtraPointPercent Season: 100.0 JonCurry,1997(27of27) EricFacey,1987(32of32) KurtVollherbst,1966 BobTowse,1960 Career: 96.2 EricFacey,1984-87(101of105)

MostConsecutiveExtraPoints 56 EricFacey(Sept.27,1986-Nov.21,1987)

Total Offense:MostTotalOffense Game: 544 RickySantosatVillanova(Oct.2,2004) (538passing,6rushing) Season: 4,302 RickySantos,2005 (3,797passing,505rushing) Career: 13,566 RickySantos,2004-07 (12,189passing,1,377rushing)

INdIVIdUal RECORds

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tHE RECORd BOOkInterceptions:MostInterceptions Game: 3 EricThompsonatMassachusetts (Nov.15,1986) TimByrnevs.Villanova(Nov.5,1988) TimByrnevs.RhodeIsland(Nov.11,1989) StevePerocchivs.Champlain(Sept.30,1950) Season: 11 FritzRosinski,1937 Career: 20 BillPappas,1952-54

LongestInterceptionReturn 104 CarmenRagonesevs.RhodeIsland (Oct.5,1946)MostRecent100ydreturn-- JohnClementsatNorthernIowa(Dec.6,2008)

All-Purpose Yardage:MostAll-PurposeYards

Game: 364 StephanLewisvs.UMass(Oct.13,2001) (258rushing,94receiving, 12kickreturns) Season: 2,388 StephanLewis,2001 (217.1yardspergame) (1,390rushing,527receiving, 471kickreturns) Career: 8,376 JerryAzumah,1995-98 (204.3yardspergame) (6,193rushing,1,153receiving, 1,025kickreturns)

Punting:MostPunts Game: 17 PaulHornevs.St.Anselm(Oct.29,1938) Season: 76 ScottSeero,1975 Career: 176 ScottSeero,1973-76

MostYardsPunting Game: 527 PaulHornevs.St.Anselm(Oct.29,1938) Season: 3,020 ScottSeero,1975 Career: 6,538 ScottSeero,1973-76

BestPuntingAverage Game: 55.7 TomBishopvs.Maine (November17,2007) Season: 41.3 TomBishop,2008 Career: 39.9 JoshPolgar2001-04

LongestPunt 85 DanSeriekavs.Maine(Oct.9,1965) Dick Gleason at Springfield (Nov. 5, 1955)

Kickoff Returns:MostKickoffReturns Game: 6 ChadKackertatVillanova(Dec.5,2009) Season: 31 CoreyGraham,2005 Career: 82 ChadKackert,2006-09

MostYardsReturning Game: 203 CoreyGrahamatDelaware(Sept.30,2006) Season: 778 CoreyGraham,2005 Career: 1,900 ChadKackert,2006-09

BestAverageperReturn Season: 30.7 DaveLoehle,1978 (15-460,NCAAI-AAleader)

LongestKickoffReturn 100 AndreGarronatBucknell (Oct.8,1983) DanLosanovs.Dartmouth (Sept.29,1973) R.J.Harveyvs.Maine (Nov.17,2001)

Punt Returns:MostPuntReturns Game: 7 EricThompsonvs.Lafayette (Sept.14,1985) Season: 48 StanHarrison,1986 Career: 96 DaveWissman,1981-83

MostYardsReturning Game: 111 BarryBourassavs.Dartmouth (Sept.29,1990) Season: 411 MikeBoyle(2005) Career: 804 DaveWissman,1981-83

BestAverageperReturn Season: 29.6 BillEstey,1967(11-326)

LongestPuntReturn 92 DaveWissmanvs.Massachusetts (Nov.14,1981)

INdIVIdUal RECORds INdIVIdUal RECORds

Rushing:MostYardsRushing Game: 590 vs.EastStroudsburg(Sept.19,1998) Season: 3,302 (1998)

MostRushingYardsAllowed Game: 459 vs.Massachusetts(Nov.13,1965) Season: 3,112 (2002)

Passing:MostYardsPassing Game: 598 atVillanova(Oct.2,2004) Season: 3,651 (2004)

MostPassingYardsAllowed Game: 446 atRhodeIsland(Nov.2,1985) Season: 3,293 (2004)

MostPassesAttempted Game: 66 atNortheastern(Oct.21,2006) Season: 473 (2004)

MostOpponentPassesAttempted Game: 70 atRhodeIsland(Sept.13,2008) Season: 515 (2005)

MostCompletions Game: 41 atNortheastern(Oct.21,2006) Season: 310 (2005)

MostOpponentCompletions Game: 38 atRhodeIsland(Sept.13,2008) Season: 382 (2004)

MostTouchdownPasses Game: 6 atVillanova(Oct.2,2004) Season: 37 (2005)

MostOpponentTouchdownPasses Game: 5 vs.Maine(Nov.19,2005) 5 vs.BostonUniversity(Nov.19,1994)

Scoring:MostPointsScored Quarter: 35 vs.Northeastern (Oct. 18, 1975; 2nd quarter, W 56-7) Game: 70 vs.CentralConnecticut(Aug.30,2003) vs.EastStroudsburg(Sept.19,1998) Season: 521 (2005)

MostPointsAllowed Quarter: 33 vs.Massachusetts (Nov. 19, 1988; 3rd quarter, L 64-42) Game: 83 at Tufts (Sept. 28, 1914; L 83-0) Season: 392 (2001)

GreatestMarginofVictory 66 vs. Lowell (Sept. 26, 1936; W 66-0)

GreatestMarginofDefeat 83 at Tufts (Sept. 28, 1914; L 83-0)

tEaM RECORds




CaREERRushing Yards1. JerryAzumah(1995-98) 6,1932. BillBurnham(1974-77) 3,7733. StephanLewis(1999-2002) 3,6794. NormFord(1986-89) 3,5385. BarryBourassa(1989-92) 3,0156. AndreGarron(1982-85) 2,9017. ChadKackert(2006-09) 2,5878. AvromSmith(1991-94) 2,2379. JimQuinn(1979-82) 1,94710. CurtCollins(1980-82) 1,927

Carries1. JerryAzumah(1995-98) 1,0452. BillBurnham(1974-77) 8143. NormFord(1986-89) 7794. StephanLewis(1999-2002) 7325. BarryBourassa(1989-92) 6136. AndreGarron(1982-85) 5467. AvromSmith(1991-94) 4728. CurtCollins(1980-83) 4719. ChadKackert(2006-09) 46210. JimQuinn(1979-82) 398Receiving Yards1. DavidBall(2003-06) 4,6552. DavidGamble(1990-93) 3,0723. CurtisOlds(1985-88) 3,0284. JohnPerry(1989-92) 2,8735. ChrisBraune(1986-89) 2,6126. MikeBoyle(2005-08) 2,3177 KeithLeVan(2004-07) 2,2348. ScottSicko(2006-09) 2,0239. CalvinJones(1993-96) 1,91310. MichaelTaylor(1999-2002) 1,893

Receptions1. DavidBall(2003-06) 3042. KeithLeVan(2004-07) 2013. CurtisOlds(1985-88) 1934. JohnPerry(1989-92) 1915. DavidGamble(1990-93) 1826. StephanLewis(1999-2002) 1647. ScottSicko(2006-09) 1608. CalvinJones(1993-96) 1589. ChrisBraune(1986-89) 15510. MikeGallagher(1989-92) 150

Tackles (since 1981)1. SteveDoig(1978-81) 4342. JeffPammer(2004-07) 3593. MattParent(2005-08) 3564. AaronThomas(2000-04) 3435. HugoSouza(2007-10) 3316. ChrisMcGrath(1987-91) 3227. JohnClements(2005-08) 3008. RomandeCarter(1993-96) 297 BrettBashaw(1996-2000) 29710. DinoVasso(2007-10) 289

Pass Attempts1. RickySantos(2004-07) 1,4982. BobJean(1985-88) 1,1263. RyanDay(1997-2001) 1,0894. R.J.Toman(2007-10) 1,0775. MikeGranieri(2000-04) 7646. Matt Griffin (1987-91) 7347. JimStayer(1992-94) 7108. ChrisBresnahan(1995-96) 5999. JeffAllen(1974-77) 56310. RickLeclerc(1980-84) 465

Passing Yards1. RickySantos(2004-07) 12,1892. R.J.Toman(2007-10) 8,0153. BobJean(1985-88) 7,7424. RyanDay(1997-2001) 7,6705. Matt Griffin (1987-91) 5,4256. JimStayer(1992-94) 5,3497. MikeGranieri(2000-04) 4,7758. JeffAllen(1974-77) 4,1849. ChrisBresnahan(1995-96) 4,08510. BobHopkins(1969-71) 3,143

Completions1. RickySantos(2004-07) 1,0242. R.J.Toman(2007-10) 6583. RyanDay(1997-2001) 6534. BobJean(1985-88) 5675. MikeGranieri(2000-04) 5646. JimStayer(1992-95) 4197. Matt Griffin (1987-91) 3928. ChrisBresnahan(1995-96) 3499. JeffAllen(1974-77) 28010. RickLeclerc(1980-84) 208

tHE RECORd BOOksEasONRushing Yards1. JerryAzumah(1998) 2,1952. JerryAzumah(1997) 1,5853. BillBurnham(1977) 1,4224. StephanLewis(2001) 1,3905. JerryAzumah(1996) 1,3086. BarryBourassa(1991) 1,1857. BillBurnham(1976) 1,1758. BillBurnham(1975) 1,1709. StephanLewis(2002) 1,15210. JerryAzumah(1995) 1,105

Carries1. JerryAzumah(1998) 3432. BillBurnham(1977) 2813. BillBurnham(1976) 2724. JerryAzumah(1997) 2715. BillBurnham(1975) 2596. BarryBourassa(1991) 2537. StephanLewis(2001) 2498. JerryAzumah(1996) 2459. StephanLewis(2002) 24210. NormFord(1988) 231

Receiving Yards1. DavidBall(2005) 1,5512. DavidBall(2004) 1,5043. DavidGamble(1993) 1,1384. MikeBoyle(2008) 1,1165. DavidBall(2006) 1,1146. CurtisOlds(1988) 1,0347. CurtisOlds(1986) 9448. JohnPerry(1991) 9189. KeithLeVan(2007) 84310. TerranceFox(2010) 821 JermaineWashington(1999) 821

Receptions1. DavidBall(2006) 932. DavidBall(2005) 873. DavidBall(2004) 864. TerranceFox(2010) 805. JermaineWashington(1999) 71 KeithLeVan(2007) 717. KeithLeVan(2006) 708. CurtisOlds(1988) 699. DavidGamble(1993) 67 MikeBoyle(2008) 67

Tackles (since 1981)1. SteveDoig(1981) 1952. Matt Evans (2010) 1563. ChrisRobinson(2003) 1364. AaronThomas(2004) 130 JeffPammer(2007) 130 HusainKarim(2007) 1307. BrettBashaw(2000) 1278. JeffPammer(2005) 1239. ScottCurtis(1986) 12210. NealZonfrelli(1985) 117

Pass Attempts1. BobJean(1988) 4472. RickySantos(2006) 4323. RickySantos(2005) 4294. RickySantos(2004) 4255. MikeGranieri(2003) 3876. RyanDay(2001) 3797. BobJean(1986) 3758. R.J.Toman(2010) 3689. RyanDay(1999) 36410. R.J.Toman(2008) 355

Passing Yards1. RickySantos(2005) 3,7972. RickySantos(2004) 3,3183. RickySantos(2006) 3,1254. R.J.Toman(2008) 3,1105. BobJean(1988) 3,0356. RickySantos(2007) 2,9727. Matt Griffin (1991) 2,7348. RyanDay(2001) 2,6059. MikeGranieri(2003) 2,59510. RyanDay(1999) 2,573

Completions1. RickySantos(2005) 3012. RickySantos(2006) 2933. RickySantos(2004) 2724. RickySantos(2007) 2565. BobJean(1988) 2466. MikeGranieri(2003) 2377. RyanDay(2001) 2338. R.J.Toman(2008) 2319. R.J.Toman(2010) 22810. RyanDay(1999) 221

Total Offense:MostTotalOffense Game: 784 atTowson(Sept.17,2005) Season: 7,460 (2004)

MostTotalOffenseAllowed Game: 746 vs.Maine(Nov.19,2005) Season: 6,977 (2004)

MostFirstDowns Game: 33 atNortheastern(Oct.21,2006) 33 atDartmouth(Sept.22,2001) Season: 459 (2006)

MostFirstDownsAllowed Game: 33 at Rhode Island (Nov. 2, 1985; L 30-20) Season: 312 (2006)

Turnovers:MostInterceptions Game: 7 vs. Champlain (Sept. 30, 1950; W 62-6) Season: 29

MostOpponentInterceptions Game: 7 vs. Springfield (Nov. 10, 1973; L 51-0) Season: 24 (1973)

MostFumbles Game: 12 vs. Maine (Oct. 9, 1976; L 10-0) Season: 29 (2005)

MostOpponentFumbles Game: 9 vs.Massachusetts (Nov. 18, 1967; L 14-13) vs. Maine (Oct. 9, 1976; L 14-13)

MostFumblesRecovered Game: 6 vs.RhodeIsland(Oct.15,2005) Season: 31 (2004)

Penalties:MostPenalties Season: 113 (1990)

MostYardsPenalized: Season: 1,011 (1990)

Streaks:MostConsecutiveVictories Overall: 9 Sept.30,1950(vs.Champlain,W62-6)to Sept.29,1951(atBrandeis,W33-20)

RegularSeasonGamesOnly: 12 Oct.16,1976(atCentralConnecticut, W34-21)toOct.22,1977 (vs.Northeastern,W28-13)HomeGames: 12 Oct.25,2008(vsTowson,42-14)toOct.9,2010 (vsRichmond,17-0)

MostConsecutiveDefeats Overall: 11 Nov.14,1964(atMassachusetts,L14-7) toOct.1,1966(vs.RhodeIsland,L17-6)

ConsecutivePostseasonAppearances: 7 (2004-present)

tEaM RECORds wIldCat BEst EFFORts

UNH established a school record with 12 straight home victories from 10/25/08 - 10/9/10




all-tIME sERIEs RECORds Last UNH Last OpOpponent W-L-T Win WinAmericanInternational 3-1-0 1983 1961AppalachianState 0-1-0 --- 1994Army 2-1-0 2008 1922BallSt. 1-0-0 2009 ---Bates 11-14-4 1940 1941Bethune-Cookman 1-0-0 2010 ---BostonCollege 5-6-1 1911 1936BostonUniversity 22-12-4 1997 1993Bowdoin 1-12-0 1907 1927Brandeis 4-2-1 1958 1957Bridgeport 2-0-0 1955 ---Brown 1-14-0 1930 1931Bucknell 4-0-0 1985 ---CalDavis 1-0-0 2005 ---CentralConnecticutSt. 6-0-0 2010 ---CentralMichigan 0-1-0 --- 2003Champlain 1-0-0 1950 ---ColbyCollege 11-14-3 1967 1966Colgate 4-1-0 2005 1986Connecticut 36-29-6 1999 1995Cornell 0-1-0 --- 1922Dartmouth 18-17-2 2009 1976Delaware 10-20-0 2007 2010EastStroudsburg 1-0-0 1998 ---Gardner-Webb 0-1-0 --- 2000GeorgiaSouthern 1-0-0 2004 ---Hampton 3-0-0 2006 ---Harvard 0-7-0 --- 1939Hofstra 8-5-0 2009 2002HolyCross 5-6-0 1984 1982Iona 2-0-0 2007 ---JamesMadison 6-7-0 2010 2007KentState 3-1-0 1952 2002KingsPoint 1-0-0 1961 ---Lafayette 5-1-0 1987 1985Lehigh 10-2-0 2010 1982Maine 47-43-8 2009 2010

Last UNH Last OpOpponent W-L-T Win WinMarshall 1-1-0 2007 1991Massachusetts 27-43-3 2010 2009UMass-Lowell 15-1-0 1941 1938McNeeseSt. 1-0-0 2009 ---M.I.T. 0-2-0 --- 1899Middlebury 1-2-1 1905 1923Montana 0-1-0 --- 2004MontanaState 0-1-0 --- 1976Northeastern 41-14-1 2009 2007NorthernIowa 0-3-0 --- 2008Northwestern 1-0-0 2006 ---Norwich 7-2-2 1942 1941Pittsburgh 0-1-0 --- 2010RhodeIsland 52-27-5 2009 2010Richmond 9-10-0 2010 2007Rutgers 1-1-0 2004 1939Samford 0-1-0 --- 1991SouthFlorida 1-0-0 1999 ---SouthernIllinois 1-0 2008 ---Springfield 28-16-7 1978 1979St.Anselm 2-5-0 1934 1940St.Francis(Pa.) 1-0-0 2009 ---St.Lawrence 2-0-0 1953 ---StephenF.Austin 1-1-0 1999 1997StonyBrook 1-0-0 2006 ---Toledo 0-3-0 --- 1949Towson 7-0-0 2010 ---Tufts 19-11-2 1951 1934Upsala 2-0-0 1953 ---Vermont 20-21-1 1974 1972Villanova 10-11-0 2010 2009WayneState 1-1-0 1979 1980WestChester 4-0-0 1978 ---WesternKentucky 0-1-0 --- 1975William&Mary 2-12-0 1998 2010WorcesterTech 7-1-0 1919 1903Yale 0-1-0 --- 1935

UNH celebrates its 39-13 triumph against Massachusetts in the inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium on Oct. 23, 2010. The game featured the largest crowd in CAA conference history (32,848).




YEaR-BY-YEaR REsUlts•-YankeeConferenceleaguegame+ -atDover,N.H.# -atManchester,N.H.% -atPortland,Maine

1893 (0-1)NoCoachNoCaptainN4 atNewmarket................................L10-01894 (2-3)NoCoachCapt:WilliamDudleyO6 Exeter............................................W4-0 atBates..........................................L26-4N15 atDoverHigh*..............................L10-4N21 DoverHigh...................................W20-6N29 atSt.Anselm.................................L32-01895 (2-3-1)NoCoachCapt:F.F.HayesS21 atExeter........................................L29-0S28 DoverYMCA..................................T6-6O19 atDoverYMCA..........................L14-10N2 Somersworth................................W10-6N2 atBerwickAcademy....................W14-6N16 atBrewsterAcademy..................L14-101896 (1-4)NoCoachCapt:F.F.HayesO9 Bates*............................................L10-6O14 atColby.........................................L28-0O17 atAndoverAcademy.....................L16-0 BrewsterAcademy.......................W32-0O30 SomersworthHigh*......................L10-0 *-atBurgettPark1897 (2-5)NoCoachCapt:F.F.HayesS29 atExeterAcademy........................L26-0O2 atMassachusetts............................L10-4 TiltonSchool................................W22-0O16 DoverHigh...................................W34-0O28 Bowdoin........................................L64-0O30 Tufts+............................................L12-4N11 atDover...........................................L6-01898 (4-4)NoCoachCapt:CalderwoodO6 atBates..........................................L35-0O8 atBowdoin....................................L59-0O15 SanbornSeminary........................W81-0O22 MITFreshmen................................W6-0N2 MIT...............................................L22-0N5 atAndoverAcademy.....................L24-0N12 PortsmouthHighAlumni*...........W11-0N16 St.Anselm....................................W11-0 *-Gamecalledafteronehalf1899 (4-2)NoCoachNoCaptain Vermont..........................................W6-5O7 MIT.................................................L6-5O11 atAndoverAcademy......................W6-0O14 EastRochester................................W8-0O18 Somersworth................................W16-0 BostonCollege................................L6-01900 (1-4-1)NoCoachNoCaptainS26 atExeterAcademy..........................T0-0S29 atBowdoin....................................L32-0O10 AndoverAcademy........................L10-0O13 MIT..........................................................O17 ExeterAcademy............................L32-0O29 Burdett........................................W18-11N3 atTufts..........................................L28-01901 (0-6)NoCoachCapt:JennessDearbornS21 atExeterAcademy..........................L6-0S28 atBowdoin....................................L48-0O2 atDartmouth.................................L51-0O24 Colby.............................................L12-0O26 BostonCollege..............................L17-0 Colby.............................................L34-01902 (2-3-1)Coach:JohnScannellCapt:EverettDavisS24 atExeterAcademy..........................T0-0O4 atAndoverAcademy.....................L28-0O11 atBowdoin....................................L35-5O18 atDoverAthleticAssoc...............W23-0O25 atBostonCollege.........................W10-6O29 Colby............................................. L11-51903 (2-6-1)Coach:JohnScannellCapt:HoracePetteeS23 atExeterAcademy........................L21-0S26 atMaine........................................L18-0O3 atBowdoin....................................L18-0O10 atAndoverAcademy.....................L27-0O17 atDoverAthleticAssoc.................W6-0

O24 Maine+..........................................L27-0O31 Bates+.............................................T6-6N7 WorcesterTech+............................L15-0N14 Tufts+.............................................W6-01904 (2-5)Coach:G.B.WardCapt:HoracePetteeS21 atExeterAcademy........................L15-0S24 atBates............................................L6-0S28 atTufts...........................................W4-0O1 atAndoverAcademy.....................L16-0O8 atColby.........................................L23-0O15 atMaine..........................................L6-0O22 WorcesterTech+...........................W18-41905 (2-4-2)Coach:EdwardR.HerrCapt:EdwinHardyS23 RhodeIsland+................................W6-0S27 Bates+.............................................T0-0S30 atBrown........................................L16-5O7 atTufts..........................................L13-0O14 atMassachusetts............................L15-0O20 atMiddlebury.................................W6-0O21 atVermont.......................................T0-0O28 atMaine........................................L16-01906 (2-5-1)Coach:EdwardR.HerrCapt:HenryInghamS22 atMaine..........................................L7-0S29 atBrown........................................L12-0O6 atMassachusetts..............................T0-0O13 Colby.............................................L15-0O20 atRhodeIsland............................W20-0O27 Connecticut..................................W40-0N3 atBates.......................................... L11-0N10 Vermont#.......................................L17-51907 (1-5-2)Coach:EdwardR.HerrCapt:CharlesConeS20 atNorwich.....................................L10-0S27 atBrown........................................L16-0O5 atColby...........................................T0-0O9 Dartmouth.....................................L10-0O19 atBowdoin.....................................W5-0O26 Bates..............................................L22-0N2 RhodeIsland...................................T6-6N9 Vermont.........................................L34-01908 (1-7)Coach:CharlesO.GillCapt:EdsonSanbornS26 atBrown........................................L34-0O3 Bowdoin........................................L15-0O10 atColby%........................................L6-0O17 atMaine..........................................L6-4O24 atBates.......................................... L11-0O31 BostonCollege.............................W18-0N7 Massachusetts#.............................L13-9N14 atRhodeIsland.............................L12-01909 (3-4)Coach:WillardGildersleeveCapt:HaroldReadO2 atHolyCross.................................L13-0O9 atMaine........................................L16-0O16 Bates..............................................L16-0O23 BostonCollege.............................W11-6O30 atVermont..................................... L11-0N6 Massachusetts#............................W17-0N13 RhodeIsland................................W11-51910 (2-3-1)Coach:RayThomasCapt:BenjaminProudO1 BostonCollege.............................W11-0O8 Bowdoin........................................L23-0O22 USSTennessee.............................W41-0O23 atBates............................................L5-0O29 Massachusetts#...............................T0-0N12 atRhodeIsland...............................L6-01911 (1-5-1)Coach:RayThomasCapt:ClarenceLowdS23 Bates................................................T6-6S30 atBrown........................................L56-0O7 atMaine........................................L12-0O14 at Springfield.................................L28-0O21 BostonCollege.............................W12-0O28 RhodeIsland...................................L9-8N4 Massachusetts#...............................L8-01912 (3-4-1)Coach:TodEberleCapt:PhillipJonesS21 Norwich...........................................T0-0O5 atBates........................................L19-14O12 atTufts..........................................L22-0O19 WorcesterTech...............................W7-6O26 LowellTextile..............................W19-0N2 atRhodeIsland.............................L25-0N9 Massachusetts#.............................L21-3 USSWashington............................W6-01913 (2-4)Coach:TodEberleCapt:WilliamBrackettS27 atBowdoin....................................L17-0

O4 atTufts..........................................L52-0O11 Bates................................................L7-6O18 WorcesterTech.............................W45-0N1 RhodeIsland................................W12-0N8 Massachusetts#.............................L34-01914 (1-6-2)Coach:T.D.SheppardCapt:PaulCorriveauS28 atTufts..........................................L83-0O3 atColby.........................................L66-0O6 FortMcKinley.................................T0-0O10 WorcesterTech...............................W2-0O17 atBates..........................................L26-0O24 BostonCollege..............................L20-3O31 atRhodeIsland...............................L7-0N7 atVermont.....................................L20-0N14 RhodeIsland#.................................T0-01915 (3-6-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:KyleWestoverS25 atBowdoin....................................L19-0O2 atColby.........................................L18-0O9 Connecticut..................................W18-0O16 Bates...............................................W6-0O23 atMiddlebury................................L14-0O26 FortMcKinley.................................L6-0O30 Norwich.......................................T13-13N6 atVermont.....................................L21-7N13 atWorcesterTech.........................W20-0N20 atRhodeIsland.............................L18-01916 (3-5-2)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:KyleWestoverS23 atDartmouth.................................L33-0S30 atMaine..........................................T0-0O7 atColby.........................................L13-0O12 atBostonCollege..........................L19-0O14 atBates............................................L7-0O21 Norwich........................................W13-0O28 Vermont+.......................................L13-9N4 atConnecticut..............................W26-0N11 Middlebury......................................T0-0N18 RhodeIsland................................W12-01917 (3-2-2)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:CharlesBroderickO13 FortMcKinley..............................W23-0O20 atRhodeIsland...............................T0-0O27 atDartmouth.................................L21-6N3 atTufts..........................................L19-3N10 Maine+.........................................W27-0N14 USSDesMoines.........................T13-13N17 WorcesterTech.............................W57-01918SchedulecancelledduetoWorldWarI1919 (7-2)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:EdwardGrahamS27 Connecticut..................................W13-0O4 atBates...........................................W3-0O11 atNorwich....................................W10-7O18 atVermont....................................W10-0O25 LowellTextile..............................W12-2N1 Massachusetts................................W9-7N8 atWorcesterTech.........................W53-0N15 Maine..............................................L7-3N22 atBrown..........................................L6-01920 (5-2-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:HaroldLeavittO2 Bates.............................................W14-0O9 atBostonUniversity......................W7-0O16 Vermont...........................................L7-0O23 atConnecticut..............................W40-0O30 atMassachusetts.............................W9-0N6 Colby...............................................T7-7N13 atMaine.......................................W47-7N20 atHolyCross.................................L32-01921 (8-1-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:DutchConnorS24 USMCPortsmouth+.....................W55-0O1 atArmy.........................................W10-7O8 atDartmouth.................................L24-0O15 LowellTech+...............................W41-7O22 atVermont....................................W21-7O29 atBates.........................................W14-0N5 atColby........................................W24-7N12 Massachusetts..............................W56-7N19 HolyCross#.................................W13-7N25 at Springfield...................................T0-01922 (3-5-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:EarlFarmerS23 USMCPortsmouth.......................W40-0S30 Bates.............................................W21-7O7 Norwich..........................................W7-0O14 atCornell.......................................L68-7O21 atArmy..........................................L33-0O28 atMassachusetts..........................L12-10N4 Vermont.........................................L33-0N11 Maine#..........................................L14-7N18 BostonUniversity.......................T13-13

1923 (4-4-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:CyWentworthS29 Middlebury....................................L21-0O6 atNorwich....................................W19-7O13 RhodeIsland................................W12-0O20 Connecticut.....................................T0-0O27 Vermont#.......................................L28-7N3 LowellTech..................................W47-0N10 atMaine%.....................................L13-0N17 atBates.........................................W21-0N24 atBrown..........................................L6-01924 (7-2)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:CyWentworthS27 Colby............................................W27-0O4 Norwich......................................W46-10O11 atRhodeIsland............................W17-6O18 atConnecticut.................................L6-3O25 Tufts#...........................................W20-0N1 atLowellTech..............................W37-6N8 Maine...........................................W33-0N15 Bates.............................................W30-0N22 atBrown........................................L21-01925 (4-1-2)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:EdwardO’ConnorO3 atNorwich....................................W15-2O17 RhodeIsland................................W26-0O24 Springfield...................................T10-10O31 Tufts...............................................W9-6N7 Connecticut#................................W17-3N14 atMaine..........................................T0-0N21 atBrown......................................L38-141926 (4-4)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:JohnCallahanO2 atBowdoin......................................L7-0O9 Colby..............................................W6-0O16 atRhodeIsland..............................W7-6O23 at Springfield...............................L24-14O30 Connecticut#...................................L3-0N6 atTufts.........................................W28-3N13 Maine...........................................W14-7N20 atBrown......................................L40-121927 (0-7-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:WilliamDaneO1 atColby...........................................T0-0O8 Bowdoin........................................L12-7O15 RhodeIsland...............................L20-18O22 Connecticut#...................................L9-6O29 Springfield.....................................L10-0N6 Tufts..............................................L39-0N12 atMaine........................................L13-6N19 atBrown......................................L31-131928 (3-2-3)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:LyleFarrellS29 Colby............................................W12-7O6 atBostonUniversity.......................T0-0O13 atRhodeIsland............................W12-0O20 Maine..............................................L7-0O27 at Springfield..................................W6-0N3 atTufts............................................T0-0N10 Connecticut.....................................T0-0N17 atBrown........................................L20-01929 (7-2, Northeast Conf. Champs)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:JohnSheaS28 atColby........................................W20-7O5 BostonUniversity........................W24-6O12 atHarvard......................................L35-0O19 atMaine.......................................W21-7O26 Tufts.............................................W18-2N2 LowellTech..................................W52-7N9 atConnecticut................................W7-0N16 Springfield....................................W13-0N23 atBrown........................................L14-71930 (5-2-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:KennethClappO4 atBostonUniversity...................T12-12O11 atLowellTech..............................W20-0O18 Maine...........................................W14-6O25 Vermont........................................W59-0N1 atTufts..........................................L10-8N8 Connecticut..................................W38-0N15 at Springfield.................................L26-7N22 atBrown.........................................W7-01931 (7-2, Northeast Conf. Champs)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:DickEustisS26 LowellTech..................................W12-6O3 BostonUniversity..........................W6-0O10 atHarvard......................................L39-0O17 atMaine.......................................W13-7O24 atVermont....................................W43-0O31 Tufts...............................................W9-0N7 atConnecticut..............................W49-0N14 Springfield..................................W26-13N21 atBrown......................................L19-13




YEaR-BY-YEaR REsUlts1932 (3-4-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:ArtLearmonthO1 atBostonUniversity.....................L13-6O8 atHarvard......................................L40-0O15 Maine..............................................T7-7O22 Vermont........................................W22-6O29 LowellTech..................................W20-6N5 atDartmouth.................................L25-0N12 at Springfield.................................L12-7N19 Connecticut..................................W43-01933 (3-3-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:RobertHapheyS30 LowellTech....................................W7-6O7 BostonUniversity........................W35-6O14 atHarvard......................................L34-0O21 atMaine.........................................W6-0O28 atVermont.....................................L13-0N4 Tufts................................................L6-3N11 Springfield.......................................T0-01934 (3-4-2)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:ThomasClarkeS29 LowellTech....................................W8-6O6 atBostonUniversity*.................L13-12O13 Bates................................................T7-7O20 Maine...........................................W24-7O27 Springfield.......................................T7-7N3 atTufts..........................................L26-0N10 atDartmouth.................................L21-7N17 atHarvard......................................L47-3N24 atSt.Anselm’s............................W21-14 *-atRiverside,Mass.1935 (2-5-1)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:MiltonJohnsonS28 LowellTech..................................W26-0O5 atYale............................................L34-0O12 atMaine........................................L13-2O19 at Springfield.................................L13-0O26 atBostonCollege..........................L19-6N2 BostonUniversity...........................T0-0N9 Tufts.............................................W21-0N16 atHarvard......................................L41-01936 (3-3-2)Coach:WilliamCowellCapt:BenjaminLangS26 Lowell..........................................W66-0O3 atBates...........................................W9-6O10 Maine............................................L27-6O17 BostonCollege..............................L12-0O24 atVermont....................................W54-0O31 St.Anselm’s...................................L31-2N7 atTufts............................................T0-0N14 Springfield.......................................T0-01937 (7-1)Coach:GeorgeSauerS25 LowellTextile..............................W20-0O2 Bates...........................................W21-12O9 atMaine.......................................W13-0O16 Colby............................................W33-0O23 Vermont........................................W34-0O30 atSt.Anselm’s...............................L13-6N7 Tufts...............................................W3-0N13 at Springfield................................W14-61938 (3-6)Coach:GeorgeSauerS24 LowellTech...................................L20-0O1 atBates.........................................W22-6O8 Maine............................................L21-0O15 atColby...........................................L6-0O22 atVermont.....................................L20-0O29 St.Anselm’s...................................L26-0N5 atTufts.........................................W10-6N12 Springfield.......................................L7-0N19 atConnecticut..............................W10-01939 (3-5)Coach:GeorgeSauerS30 Colby.............................................L20-6O7 Northeastern.................................W15-6O14 atMaine..........................................L6-0O20 at Springfield...................................L3-2O28 Vermont........................................W22-7N4 atRutgers....................................L32-13N11 Tufts.............................................W13-6N18 atHarvard......................................L46-01940 (5-3)Coach:GeorgeSauerS28 atColby.......................................L21-19O5 Bates.............................................W27-6O12 Maine.........................................W20-14O19 Springfield....................................W19-6O26 atVermont...................................L33-13N2 atSt.Anselm’s.................................L6-0N9 atTufts.........................................W14-0N16 Connecticut....................................W9-01941 (4-3-1)Coach:GeorgeSauerS27 LowellTech..................................W53-6O4 atBates%........................................L7-6O11 atMaine..........................................T7-7O18 at Springfield................................W14-6O25 Vermont......................................W40-18N1 Norwich...........................................L6-0N8 Tufts.............................................W33-0N15 atBostonUniversity.....................L13-0

1942 (6-0)Coach:CharlieJusticeO10 Maine...........................................W20-7O17 Springfield....................................W20-7O24 Rhodeisland...............................W14-13O31 atNorwich..................................W16-13N7 atTufts.........................................W13-6N14 Northeastern.................................W18-01943, 1944, 1945Schedulecancelled(duetoWorldWarII)1946 (6-1-1)Coach:BiffGlassfordS28 atColby.......................................W13-0O5 RhodeIsland..............................W25-12O12 atMaine.......................................W27-0O19 Springfield.....................................L14-6O26 atVermont....................................W39-0N2 Northeastern.................................W26-0N9 atBostonUniversity....................W13-7N16 Connecticut.................................T12-121947 (8-1, 4-0 Yankee Champions)Coach:BiffGlassfordS27 Colby............................................W28-0O4 atRhodeIsland•..........................W33-7O11 Maine•.........................................W28-7O18 at Springfield................................W21-7O25 Vermont•.....................................W28-6N1 atNortheastern.............................W55-6N8 Tufts.............................................W34-0N15 atConnecticut•............................W14-6D6 atToledo*....................................L20-14 *-GlassBowl1948 (5-3, 3-1 Yankee Champions)Coach:BiffGlassfordO2 RhodeIsland•..............................W19-7O9 atMaine•.....................................W27-6O16 Springfield.....................................L23-0O23 atVermont•...................................L14-0O30 Northeastern.................................W48-0N6 atTufts.......................................W27-18N13 Connecticut•................................W20-7N20 Toledo..........................................L28-141949 (4-4, 1-3 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonO1 atRhodeIsland•........................W28-20O8 Maine•........................................L26-13O15 at Springfield................................W20-7O22 Vermont•......................................L13-6O29 atNortheastern...........................W40-12N5 Tufts.............................................W25-0N12 atConnecticut•.............................L27-7N19 Toledo..........................................L48-141950 (8-0, 4-0 Yankee Champions)Coach:ChiefBostonS30 Champlain....................................W62-6O7 RhodeIsland•............................W27-14O14 atMaine•.....................................W19-0O21 Springfield....................................W14-0O28 atVermont•..................................W47-0N4 Connecticut•................................W21-7N11 atTufts.......................................W33-19N18 KentState.....................................W13-71951 (5-2-1, 1-2-1 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS29 atBrandeis.................................W33-20O6 atRhodeIsland•...........................L27-0O13 Maine•............................................T0-0O20 at Springfield................................W20-7O27 Vermont•.....................................W54-6N3 atConnecticut•.............................L20-0N10 Tufts.............................................W60-0N17 atKentState...................................W7-01952 (3-4-1, 0-4 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS27 atUpsala.......................................W13-7O4 RhodeIsland•...............................L27-7O11 atMaine•......................................L24-7O18 Springfield...................................T14-14O25 atSt.Lawrence............................W28-19N1 Connecticut•...............................L16-12N8 atMassachusetts•.......................L25-13N15 KentState...................................W23-211953 (6-2, 3-1 Yankee Champions)Coach:ChiefBostonCapts:JeepMunsey,JoeRegisS26 Upsala........................................W27-13O3 atRhodeIsland•........................W14-13O10 Maine•.........................................W21-6O17 atDelaware...................................L48-0O24 St.Lawrence.................................W34-0O31 atConnecticut•...............................L6-0N14 at Springfield..................................W7-6N21 Massachusetts•..........................W32-121954 (7-1, 4-0 Yankee Champions)Coach:ChiefBostonCapts:BillyPappas,SteveMazurS25 atBridgeport................................W37-6O2 RhodeIsland•..............................W33-6O9 atMaine•...................................W21-10O16 Delaware.....................................L19-13O23 atBrandeis...................................W20-7O30 Connecticut•................................W34-0N6 atMassachusetts•......................W32-12N13 Springfield....................................W48-01955 (2-4-2, 1-1-2 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonCapts:DickGleason,EdMurphyS24 Bridgeport....................................W39-0O1 atRhodeIsland•.........................T13-13

O8 Maine•............................................T6-6O15 atDelaware.................................L20-18O22 Brandeis......................................L20-14O29 atConnecticut•.............................L20-7N5 at Springfield.................................L18-0N19 Massachusetts•............................W21-71956 (3-4-1, 2-1-1 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonCapts:AltonAmidon,BillyHallS29 atDartmouth.................................L13-0O6 RhodeIsland•..............................W13-7O13 atMaine•......................................L29-7O20 Delaware.......................................L14-6O27 atBrandeis.................................W20-13N3 Connecticut•...................................T0-0N10 Springfield...................................L40-14N17 atMassachusetts•........................W28-71957 (0-7-1, 0-3-1 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS28 atDartmouth.................................L27-0O5 atRhodeIsland•.........................L28-13O12 Maine•............................................L7-0O19 atDelaware...................................L59-6O26 Brandeis........................................L27-0N2 atConnecticut•.............................L18-0N9 at Springfield.................................L28-6N16 Massachusetts•...............................T7-71958 (2-6, 0-4 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS27 atNortheastern..............................L13-0O4 RhodeIsland•.............................L20-13O11 atMaine•......................................L14-0O18 Delaware.....................................L36-14O25 atBrandeis...................................W18-8N1 Connecticut•.................................L34-0N8 Springfield..................................W43-20N15 atMassachusetts•.......................L25-241959 (3-3-2, 1-2-1 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS26 Northeastern...............................W33-14O3 atRhodeIsland•..........................W45-0O10 Maine•............................................T7-7O17 atDelaware.................................L50-12O24 Brandeis..........................................T6-6O31 atConnecticut•...........................L39-38N7 at Springfield................................W34-9N14 Massachusetts•.............................L19-61960 (4-3, 2-2 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS24 atDartmouth...................................L7-6O1 RhodeIsland•..............................W13-6O8 atMaine•......................................L13-7O15 Delaware....................................W31-14O27 Connecticut•................................W17-9N5 Springfield....................................W28-6N12 atMassachusetts•.......................L35-151961 (3-5, 1-3 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS23 AmericanInt’lCollege...................L6-0S30 atDartmouth.................................L28-3O7 atRhodeIsland•..........................W20-0O14 Maine•............................................L7-6O28 KingsPoint.....................................W8-7N4 atConnecticut•...........................L30-23N11 at Springfield..............................W36-14N18 Massachusetts•...............................L9-71962 (7-0-1, 4-0-1 Yankee Champs)Coach:ChiefBostonS29 atColby......................................W18-14O6 RhodeIsland•.................................T6-6O13 atMaine•.....................................W21-6O20 Vermont•.....................................W19-6O27 atNortheastern...............................W6-0N3 Connecticut•..................................W7-0N10 Springfield......................................W7-0N17 atMassachusetts•......................W16-141963 (2-6, 1-4 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS28 Colby............................................W49-0O5 atRhodeIsland•........................W25-13O12 Maine•..........................................L28-8O19 atVermont•...................................L28-6O26 Northeastern..................................L26-0N2 atConnecticut•.............................L21-6N9 at Springfield...................................L7-0N16 Massachusetts•.............................L48-21964 (1-6-1, 0-4-1 Yankee)Coach:ChiefBostonS26 Dartmouth.....................................L40-0O3 RhodeIsland•...............................L22-8O10 atMaine•....................................L33-18O17 Vermont•......................................L40-0O24 atNortheastern............................L25-20O31 Connecticut•...................................T0-0N7 Springfield..................................W16-14N14 atMassachusetts•.........................L47-01965 (0-8, 0-5 Yankee)Coach:AndyMooradianS25 atDartmouth.................................L56-6O2 atRhodeIsland•...........................L23-6O9 Maine•........................................L48-13O16 atVermont•...................................L23-7O23 Northeastern................................L26-13O30 atConnecticut•.............................L27-0N6 at Springfield...............................L43-13N13 Massachusetts•.............................L46-01966 (2-6, 1-4 Yankee)Coach:JoeYukicaS24 atColby.......................................L18-14

O1 RhodeIsland•...............................L17-6O8 Maine•.........................................W10-7O15 atVermont•.................................L32-24O22 atNortheastern............................L15-14O29 Connecticut•...............................L15-14N5 Springfield..................................W28-21N12 atMassachusetts•.........................L14-71967 (5-3, 2-3 Yankee)Coach:JoeYukicasS30 Colby............................................W42-6O7 atRhodeIsland•...........................L13-6O14 atMaine•.....................................W17-0O21 Vermont•.....................................W30-6O28 Northeastern...............................W21-13N4 atConnecticut•...........................L20-19N11 at Springfield................................W21-0N18 Massachusetts•...........................L14-131968 (6-2, 4-1 Yankee Champions)Coach:JimRootS28 Dartmouth.....................................L21-0O5 Connecticut•..............................W17-10O12 Maine•.......................................W42-17O19 atVermont•.................................L12-10O26 atNortheastern.............................W26-3N2 RhodeIsland•..............................W27-6N9 Springfield..................................W17-10N16 atMassachusetts•........................W16-01969 (3-5, 1-4 Yankee)Coach:JimRootS27 Dartmouth.....................................L31-0O4 atConnecticut•............................W14-6O11 atMaine•....................................L20-18O18 Vermont.•.....................................L27-7O25 Northeastern.................................W26-8N1 atRhodeIsland•...........................L14-6N8 at Springfield................................W14-8N15 Massachusetts•.............................L48-71970 (5-3, 3-2 Yankee)Coach:JimRootS26 atDelaware.................................L53-12O3 Connecticut•...............................L27-14O10 Maine•.........................................W13-9O17 atVermont•..................................W27-0O24 atNortheastern.............................W33-7O31 RhodeIsland•..............................W59-7N7 Springfield..................................W40-21N14 atMassachusetts•.......................L24-141971 (4-4-1, 3-2 Yankee)Coach:JimRootS25 Delaware.......................................L40-7O2 atConnecticut•...........................L28-21O9 atMaine•...................................W24-14O16 Vermont•.....................................W28-7O23 Northeastern.................................W37-7O30 atRhodeIsland•..........................W26-0N6 at Springfield...............................T24-24N13 Massachusetts•...........................L38-20N20 atBostonUniversity.....................L33-71972 (4-5, 2-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS23 BostonUniversity......................W16-14S30 atDartmouth...............................L24-14O7 Connecticut•.................................L10-7O14 Maine•.......................................W17-14O21 atVermont•.................................L28-17O28 atNortheastern................................L9-7N4 RhodeIsland•............................W14-10N11 Springfield..................................W26-16N18 atMassachusetts•.........................L42-71973 (4-5, 2-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS22 HolyCross....................................L31-0S29 Dartmouth....................................W10-9O6 atConnecticut•...............................L7-3O13 atMaine•.....................................W13-0O20 Vermont•.....................................W19-7O27 Northeastern...............................W17-14N3 RhodeIsland•.............................L40-16N10 Springfield.....................................L51-0N17 atMassachusetts•.........................L28-71974 (5-4, 3-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS21 BostonUniversity•......................W28-0S28 atDelaware.................................L34-10O5 Connecticut•...............................L41-24O12 Maine•..........................................L23-9O19 atVermont•................................W38-21O26 atNortheastern...........................W34-14N2 RhodeIsland•............................W29-14N9 Springfield..................................W27-18N16 atMassachusetts•.......................L27-171975 (9-3, 5-0 Yankee Champions)Coach:BillBowesS13 WestChester................................W24-0S19 atBostonUniversity•................W21-20S27 Delaware.......................................L16-7O4 atConnecticut•..........................W14-10O11 atMaine•...................................W24-15O18 Northeastern•...............................W56-7O25 CentralConnecticut.....................W28-0N1 atRhodeIsland•..........................W23-6N8 at Springfield...............................L17-12N15 Massachusetts•..........................W14-11N29 atLehigh*..................................W35-21D6 WesternKentucky!........................L14-3 *-NCAAIIFirstRoundPlayoffs !-NCAA II Semifinals (Rice Bowl)1976 (8-3, 4-1 Yankee Champions)Coach:BillBowesS11 atHolyCross................................W17-3




YEaR-BY-YEaR REsUltsS18 BostonUniversity•......................W13-0S25 atDartmouth...............................L24-13O2 Connecticut•..............................W24-21O9 Maine•..........................................L10-0O16 atCentralConnecticut................W34-21O23 atNortheastern...........................W35-21O30 atWestChester...........................W27-10N6 RhodeIsland•..............................W31-6N13 Massachusetts•............................W23-0N27 atMontanaState*.......................L17-16 *NCAAIIFirstRoundPlayoffs1977 (8-2, 3-2 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS10 HolyCross.................................W27-14S17 atBostonUniversity•................W26-14S24 WestChester................................W26-0O1 atConnecticut•............................W42-7O8 atMaine•.....................................W54-7O15 CentralConnecticut.....................W42-7O22 Northeastern...............................W28-13O29 atRhodeIsland•.........................L21-20N5 at Springfield................................W52-7N12 Massachusetts•.............................L19-61978 (6-4-1, 1-3-1 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS9 atHolyCross...............................L19-14S16 atCentralConnecticut................W36-13S23 BostonUniversity•.......................L15-5S30 atWestChester.............................W21-0O7 Connecticut•..............................W25-17O14 Maine•............................................T7-7O21 atAIC...........................................W10-7O28 atNortheastern...........................W29-21N4 RhodeIsland•.............................L19-14N11 Springfield..................................W56-35N18 atMassachusetts•.........................L34-71979 (5-4-2, 2-2-1 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS8 atWayneState............................W24-14S15 HolyCross.................................W26-17S22 atBostonUniversity•.................L41-28S29 Dartmouth...................................T10-10O6 atConnecticut•...............................T3-3O13 atMaine•.....................................W23-0O20 Lehigh...........................................L16-3O27 Northeastern.................................W20-8N3 atRhodeIsland•..........................W21-6N10 at Springfield...............................L34-14N17 Massachusetts•.............................L29-01980 (6-4, 2-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS6 Connecticut•...............................L20-10S13 WayneState...................................L17-7S20 BostonUniversity•.......................L27-9S27 atDartmouth................................W24-7O11 Maine•.......................................W19-13O18 atTowsonState............................W10-0O25 atNortheastern...........................W48-12N1 RhodeIsland•............................W31-28N8 Lafayette......................................W26-6N15 atMassachusetts•.........................L17-01981 (7-3, 2-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS12 AIC.............................................W28-13S19 atBostonUniversity•..................W10-8S26 TowsonState..............................W31-29O3 atConnecticut•..........................W28-24O10 atMaine•....................................L26-16O17 Lehigh........................................W13-12O24 atNortheastern...........................W24-17O31 atRhodeIsland•.........................L14-12N7 atLafayette.................................W21-18N14 Massachusetts•.............................L20-91982 (4-6 1-4 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS4 atJamesMadison.........................W28-6S11 atHolyCross.................................L28-0S18 BostonUniversity•....................W22-20O2 Connecticut•...............................L20-17O9 Bucknell.........................................W3-0O16 atLehigh.....................................L20-17O23 Northeastern...............................W24-22O30 RhodeIsland•.............................L23-20N6 Maine•........................................L31-14N13 atMassachusetts•.........................L27-01983 (7-3, 3-2 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS10 AIC...............................................W31-0S17 atBostonUniversity•...................L13-3S24 HolyCross..................................L42-30O1 atConnecticut•...............................L9-7O8 atBucknell.................................W42-35O15 Lehigh......................................W52-28O22 Northeastern.................................W24-7O29 atRhodeIsland•........................W14-13N5 atMaine•...................................W20-7N12 Massachusetts•..........................W35-101984 (9-2, 3-2 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS8 Maine•.......................................W21-13S15 atLafayette...................................W21-7S22 BostonUniversity•.....................L21-20S29 atDartmouth..............................W38-10O6 Connecticut•..............................W13-12O13 Bucknell.....................................W17-16O20 atLehigh....................................W34-10O27 atNortheastern.............................W13-2N3 RhodeIsland•............................W14-12N10 atHolyCross..............................W14-13N17 atMassachusetts•.......................L14-101985 (6-4, 2-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS14 Lafayette.......................................L20-7S21 atBostonUniversity•................W27-13S28 Dartmouth....................................W23-7O5 atConnecticut•............................W10-8

O12 atBucknell...................................W58-0O19 Lehigh........................................W31-17O26 Northeastern...............................W35-21N2 atRhodeIsland•.........................L30-20N9 atMaine•....................................L45-40N16 Massachusetts•...........................L21-171986 (7-4, 4-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS6 atRichmond•..............................L38-12S13 atDelaware•..............................W28-21S20 BostonUniversity•......................W26-9S27 atDartmouth..............................W66-12O4 Connecticut•..............................W42-19O11 atLafayette.................................W20-16O25 atNortheastern...........................W24-21N1 RhodeIsland•............................W28-24N8 Maine•........................................L14-13N15 atMassachusetts•.......................L38-31N22 Colgate........................................L27-231987 (7-3, 4-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS5 Richmond•....................................L14-7S19 atBostonUniv.•...............W27-20(3ot)S26 Dartmouth....................................W41-3O3 Delaware•..................................W45-21O17 Northeastern...............................W24-16O24 Lafayette....................................W21-19O31 atRhodeIsland•........................W28-14N7 atMaine•%................................L28-14N14 Massachusetts•..........................W17-10N21 atConnecticut•...........................L31-211988 (6-5, 6-2 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS10 atColgate.....................................W21-7S17 Connecticut•..............................W27-20S24 atMaine•...................................W44-23O1 Delaware•...................................L38-20O8 atRichmond•..........................L23-17otO15 atWilliam&Mary......................L33-31O22 Northeastern...............................W15-10O29 atBostonUniversity•.................L23-21N5 Villanova•....................................W58-7N12 atRhodeIsland•..........................W17-9N19 Massachusetts•...........................L64-421989 (7-3, 5-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS9 atMaine•......................................L24-7S23 atConnecticut•...........................L24-10S30 atDelaware•..............................W27-17O7 atNortheastern...........................W31-28O14 Colgate.......................................W17-10O21 Richmond•...................................W21-7O28 BostonUniversity•....................W38-35N4 atVillanova•..............................W13-12N11 RhodeIsland•..............................W25-0N18 atMassachusetts•.......................L34-281990 (7-3-1, 5-3 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS8 atConnecticut•..........................W21-16S15 Delaware•....................................W34-7S22 atMaine•..................................W28-20S29 Dartmouth...................................T21-21O6 atRichmond•...............................W19-0O14 atColgate...................................W38-22O20 Northeastern.................................W59-7O27 atBostonUniversity•.................L41-24N3 Villanova•.....................................L10-7N10 atRhodeIsland•.........................L24-14N17 Massachusetts•..........................W36-181991 (9-3, 7-1 Yankee Champions)Coach:BillBowesS7 atMarshall..................................L24-23S14 Connecticut•..............................W21-16S21 Hofstra........................................W48-28S28 Maine•.......................................W38-20O5 atDelaware•..............................W45-28O12 Richmond•...................................W34-0O26 atNortheastern...........................W18-14N2 BostonUniversity•....................W45-26N9 atVillanova•.................................L33-7N16 RhodeIsland•............................W42-35N23 atMassachusetts•......................W35-28N30 Samford*....................................L29-13 *-NCAAI-AAFirstRoundPlayoffs1992 (5-5-1, 3-5 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS5 atMaine•....................................L27-24S12 Connecticut•...............................L24-21S19 atLehigh....................................W28-14S26 Dartmouth..................................W45-27O3 Delaware•...................................L42-22O10 atRichmond•................................L15-7O24 Northeastern................................T10-10O31 atBostonUniversity•................W43-14N7 Villanova•...................................L27-21N14 atRhodeIsland•........................W20-13N21 Massachusetts•..........................W20-131993 (6-5, 4-4 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS4 atWilliam&Mary......................L27-14S11 atConnecticut•.................. L24-23(2ot)S18 Richmond•.................................W31-20S25 Maine•.......................................W63-13O9 atDartmouth................................W14-7O16 atJamesMadison•......................L45-21O23 Northeastern.................................W21-6O30 BostonUniv.•.............................L24-14N6 atVillanova•..............................W45-14N13 RhodeIsland•............................W51-33N20 atMassachusetts•.......................L15-131994 (10-2, 8-0 Yankee Champions)Coach:BillBowesS10 atNorthesatern.............................W28-7S17 JamesMadison•........................W27-24S24 Connecticut•..............................W20-19O1 atHofstra.......................................L28-6

O8 Massachusetts•..........................W14-11O15 Lehigh........................................W42-10O22 atMaine•.....................................W24-7O29 atRhodeIsland•..........................W13-7N5 atRichmond•.............................W42-14N12 Villanova•..................................W21-14N19 atBostonUniv.•...............W52-51(2ot)N26 AppalachianState*.............. L17-10(ot) *-NCAAI-AAFirstRoundPlayoffs1995 (6-5, 4-4 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS9 atConnecticut•...........................L21-23S16 RhodeIsland•...............................L7-10S23 William&Mary•.........................L0-39S30 atLehigh....................................W35-14O7 atMassachusetts•......................W32-29O14 JamesMadison............................L19-23O21 Maine•.........................................W21-0O28 BostonUniversity•.....................W35-7N4 atRichmond•..................................L3-7N11 atVillanova•................................W12-9N18 Northeastern...............................W21-101996 (8-3, 6-2 Yankee)Coach:BillBowesS14 atRhodeIsland•........................W35-26S21 Connecticut•..............................W21-13S28 atJamesMadison.......................W39-22O5 atWilliam&Mary.......................L31-7O12 Lehigh........................................ W42-27O19 atMaine•....................................L34-20O26 Massachusetts•............................W40-7N2 Richmond•................................. W14-13N9 Villanova•....................................W34-0N16 atBostonUniversity•................W31-10N23 atNortheastern•..........................L28-301997 (5-6, 5-3 Atlantic 10)Coach:BillBowesS6 Delaware•...................................L10-27S13 atRhodeIsland•.........................L21-35S20 William&Mary•......................W24-22S27 atStephenF.Austin....................L14-18O4 atMassachusetts•......................W28-10O11 Hofstra.........................................L14-33O18 atNortheastern•..........................L19-34O25 Maine•.........................................W24-7N8 atVillanova.................................L20-23N15 BostonUniversity•......................W38-0N22 atConnecticut•..........................W21-181998 (4-7, 3-5 Atlantic 10)Coach:BillBowesS5 atNortheastern•............................L3-10S12 atMaine•....................................L28-52S19 EastStroudsburg........................W70-10S26 atDelaware•.................................L7-31O3 Connecticut•..............................W34-20O10 Richmond....................................L13-22O17 Northeastern•..............................L28-35O24 atWilliam&Mary•...................W31-19O31 Massachusetts•...........................L26-27N7 atHofstra.....................................L38-41N14 RhodeIsland•................................W9-71999 (5-6, 3-5 Atlantic 10)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS4 atRhodeIsland•........................W37-14S11 atMassachusetts•.......................L34-19S18 JamesMadison•.........................L35-28S25 atRichmond•..............................L27-17O2 StephenF.Austin.......................W38-28O16 atNortheastern...........................W33-21O23 atSouthFlorida.....................L42-41OTO30 Villanova•...................................L31-28N6 Delaware•...................................L14-10N13 atConnecticut•..........................W43-18N20 Maine•.......................................W31-202000 (6-5, 4-4 Atlantic 10)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS2 atHampton.................................W31-17S9 RhodeIsland•............................W13-12S16 Northeastern•...............................W24-7S23 Dartmouth..................................W42-21S30 atJamesMadison•......................L24-13O14 Richmond•..................................L31-10O21 atVillanova•................................L49-42O28 Massachusetts•..........................W24-16N4 atDelaware•....................... W45-44OTN11 Gardner-Webb.............................L38-35N18 atMaine•....................................L55-102001 (4-7, 2-7 Atlantic 10)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS1 Hampton.....................................W45-29S8 JamesMadison•........................W26-19S22 atDartmouth..............................W42-38S29 atWilliam&Mary•....................L38-28O6 Delaware•...................................L49-36O13 atMassachusetts•......................W35-24O20 atRhodeIsland•.........................L31-27O27 atHofstra•..................................L35-20N3 Villanova•...................................L38-35N10 atNortheastern•.......................... L34-11N17 Maine•........................................L57-242002 (3-8, 2-7 Atlantic 10)Coach:SeanMcDonnellA29 atKentState..................................L34-7S7 atJamesMadison•......................L20-14S14 Hofstra•......................................L52-28S21 atVillanova•.................................L45-3S28 atDartmouth..............................W29-26O12 Richmond•.................................W20-19O19 William&Mary•.......................L34-27O26 atDelaware•.................................L21-9N9 Massachusetts•..........................W31-14N16 Northeastern•..............................L49-17N23 atMaine•....................................L31-142003 (5-7, 3-6 Atlantic 10)Coach:SeanMcDonnellA30 CentralConnecticut...................W70-20

S6 atCentralMichigan.....................L40-33S13 Villanova•...................................L48-14S20 atRhodeIsland•.........................L55-40S27 Dartmouth..................................W42-17O4 atMassachusetts•.......................L44-30O11 Delaware•...................................L22-21O18 atRichmond•..............................L35-23O25 atHofstra•.................................W38-17N8 JamesMadison•........................W20-17N15 atWilliam&Mary•....................L38-28N22 Maine•.......................................W47-272004 (10-3, 6-2 Atlantic 10)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS2 atDelaware...............................W24-21S11 atRutgers...................................W35-24S18 William&Mary•...........................L9-7S25 atDartmouth..............................W45-24O2 atVillanova•..............................W51-40O16 Massachusetts•...........................L38-21O23 Hofstra•.....................................W33-27O30 atNortheastern•.........................W27-23N6 atRhodeIsland•..........................W27-3N13 Towson•.....................................W62-24N20 atMaine•...................................W50-36N27 atGeorgiaSouthern(NCAAs)...W27-23D4 atMontana(NCAAs)..................L47-172005 (11-2, 7-1 Atlantic 10)CoachSeanMcDonnellS3 atUCDavis................................W17-13S17 atTowson•.................................W62-21S24 Dartmouth..................................W49-20O1 Villanova•..................................W41-17O8 atWilliam&Mary•....................L42-10O15 RhodeIsland•..............................W53-9O22 Northeastern•.............................W52-21O29 atMassachusetts•......................W34-28N5 atHofstra•.................................W29-26N12 IonaCollege.................................W56-0N19 Maine•.......................................W59-47N26 Colgate(NCAA)........................W55-21D3 NorthernIowa(NCAAs).............L24-212006 (9-4, 5-3 Atlantic 10)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS9 atNorthwestern..........................W34-17S16 StonyBrook.................................W62-7S23 atDartmouth..............................W56-14S30 atDelaware•..............................W52-49O7 Richmond•.................................W27-17O14 JamesMadison•.........................L42-23O21 atNortheastern•....................L36-35OTO28 Hofstra•.......................................W10-6N4 Massachusetts•...........................L28-20N11 atRhodeIsland•........................W63-21N18 atMaine•............................ W19-13OTN25 atHampton(NCAAs)................W41-38D2 atMassachusetts(NCAAs)........L24-172007 (7-5, 4-4 CAA)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS8 atJamesMadison•......................L41-24S15 atMarshall.................................W48-35S22 Dartmouth..................................W52-31S29 atRichmond•..............................L45-38O6 Delaware•.................................. W35-30O13 Iona............................................W49-21O20 atHofstra•...................................W40-3O27 RhodeIsland•............................W49-36N3 Northeastern•..............................L31-13N10 atMassachusetts•.........................L27-7N17 Maine•.......................................W39-14N24 atNorthernIowa(NCAAs).........L38-352008 (10-3, 6-2 CAA)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS6 atArmy.......................................W28-10S13 atRhodeIsland•........................W51-43S20 Albany........................................W32-24S27 atDartmouth................................W42-6O11 William&Mary•.......................L38-34O18 atNortheastern•.........................W33-21O25 Towson•.....................................W42-14N1 Hofstra•.....................................W45-25N8 atVillanova•...............................L24-13N15 Massachusetts•..........................W52-21N22 atMaine•...................................W28-24N29 atSouthernIllinois(NCAAs)....W29-20D6 atNorthernIowa(NCAAs).........L36-342009 (10-3, 6-2 CAA)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS5 St.Francis..................................W24-14S12 atBallState................................W23-16S26 Dartmouth..................................W44-14O3 atTowson•...................................W57-7O10 Villanova•..................................W28-24O17 atMassachusetts•.......................L17-23O24 atHofstra•.................................W18-10O31 Northeastern•.............................W48-21N7 RhodeIsland•............................W55-42N14 atWilliam&Mary•....................L17-20N21 Maine•.......................................W27-24N28 atMcNeeseState(NCAAs).......W49-13D5 atVillanova(NCAAs)...................L7-462010 (8-5, 5-3 CAA)Coach:SeanMcDonnellS4 CentralConnecticutState...........W,33-3S11 atPittsburgh...............................L,16-38S18 atRhodeIsland•........................L,25-28S25 Lehigh.......................................W,31-10O2 atMaine•..........................L,13-16(OT)O9 Richmond•..................................W,17-0O16 atJamesMadison•....................W,28-14O23 Massachusetts&•.....................W,39-13N6 William&Mary•........................L,3-13N13 atVillanova•.............................W,31-24N20 Towson•....................................W,38-19D4 atBethune-Cookman(NCAAs)W,45-20D10 atDelaware..................................L,3-16 &-ColonialClashatGilletteStadium




wIldCat HONOR ROll

MikeFoley DL 1994,1995NormFord RB 1988TerranceFox WR 2010FrancisFrasier E 1959DavidGamble WR 1993AndreGarron RB 1983,1984,1985ArnoldGarron DB 1982,1983DaveGiguere OG 1973AlanGirroir T 1954MikeGooden S 1982DwayneGordon LB 1992PaulGorham TE 1982BasilGregorios G 1956CharlesGrzbielski E 1962StanHarrison DB 1986JeffHayes OL 1999NealHerrick E 1952EdwinHolm G 1959BobHopkins QB 1971BruceHuther LB 1985IliaJarostchuk LB 1984,1985,1986RyanJones DB 1989WalterJones OL 1998KenKaplan OT 1980,1982RichLanglois LB 1973MikeLanza DT 1974KeithLeVan WR 2007GregLewis DB 1992StephanLewis RB 2002Paul Lindquist T 1960Marshall Litchfield E 1954DaveLoehle WR 1978,1979RayLyons DL 1995TomManning PK 2009KevinMartell C 1975VincentMartino DT 1967SteveMazur E 1953CliffMcDonald T 1968BrianMcNally DE 2010JohnMerrill OG 1975,1976Richard Mezquita RB 1960DonMiller OT 1971,1972PhilipMontagano E 1956GerryMoran OG 1971,1972MikeMoroney TE 1974,1975DuncanOgg C 1962CurtisOlds WR 1986,1987,1988PeterO’Donnell WR 1981BillO’Malley DL 1987BobO’Neil WR 1971BrianO’Neill DL 1984,1985MattO’Neill C 1992JeffPammer FS 2007BillPappas QB 1953,1954SamuelPaul QB 1959JohnPerry WR 1991

Ricky Santos (No. 2) and David Ball (No. 3)

Coach of the YearBillBowes 1989,1994SeanMcDonnell 2004

Offensive Player of the YearJerryAzumah TB 1996JerryAzumah TB 1998BarryBourassa RB 1991RickySantos QB 2005RickySantos QB 2006RickySantos QB 2007

Defensive Player of the YearPaulBoulay DT 1987SteveDoig LB 1981TimTeevens DB 1984NealZonfrelli LB 1985

Rookie of the YearCurtCollins RB 1980BrianMcNally DE 2008RickySantos QB 2004

All-Conference First TeamGeoffAleva DT 1990,1991JeffAllen QB 1976,1977AltonAmidon T 1956WarrenArmes LB 1994PaulAshnault G 1953,1954JerryAzumah TB 1996,1997,1998DavidBall WR 2004,2005,2006JasonBall C 2001BrettBashaw LB 2000BrettBernier DE 1971EdBooker LB 1972PaulBoulay DT 1986,1987BarryBourassa RB 1990,1991MikeBoyle WR 2008NormanBreault WR 1970JimBumpus OG 1985BillBurnham RB 1975,1976,1977JohnBurnham T 1957RomandeCarter LB 1996TonyCiccone OG 1985JimConcannon DB 1993,1994NickCouturier OC 2007EdwardCramer G 1961MattCrispino DL 1998PaulD’Allesandro G 1961BillDedrick DE 1977RichardDewing RB 1952SteveDoig LB 1981GregDonahue LB 1979EdDouglas G 1951PatDowney C 1997DanDrewniak C 1969JohnDriscoll OT 1987PaulDufault C 1985DickDuffy DB 1977EarlEddy T 1951PhilEstes OG 1979BillEstey RB 1966,1967MarkEtro S 1975,1977RichardEustis E 1960EricFacey PK 1985JohnFlanagan OG 1984JoeFleming DL 1994

CONFERENCE awaRdsCaa/atlantic 10/Yankee

GeorgePeterson DE 2004TuckerPeterson OL 2006WilliamPhillips RB 1967LeePope WR 1977ChrisPorter OT 1991NormanPowers LB 1970C.Robichaud C 1955DaveRozumek LB 1975DwayneSabb LB 1990,1991RickySantos QB 2005,2006,2007BrianSaranovitz OT 1984,1985MattSchneible OG 1991DanielSereika RB 1962,1963MikeShaughnessy RB 1968MikeShriner RB 1985ScottSicko TE 2008,2009WayneSmith OT 1976HugoSouza S 2010BarryStiber G 1962DougStockbridge DE 1976TimTeevens DB 1984EricThompson DB 1986DonaldTrimble T 1958,1959R.Trouville QB 1956WillTychsen LB 1989WilliamVasilios DE 1967DinoVasso CB 2010GradyVigneau OT 1977KurtVolherbst DB 1967,1968CalWallingford E 1968RobertWeeks T 1962MikeWhite OT 1997JonathanWilliams TE 2004,2005DaveWissman DB 1984AlWitteman DT 1968TedWright RB 1955NealZonfrelli LB 1984,1985

B. Burnham Ford An. Garron

Jarostchuk Pammer Williams




wIldCat HONOR ROllKodak Coaches First TeamBarryBourassa RB 1991BillBurnham RB 1977,1976EdDouglas G 1950JohnDriscoll OT 1987PaulDufault C 1985KevinMartell C 1975DaveMorton OT 1984DwayneSabb LB 1991GradyVigneau OT 1977AlWitteman DT 1968

American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) JerryAzumah TB 1997,1998DavidBall WR 2005,2006MikeFoley DL 1994StephanLewis RB 2002RickySantos QB 2007ScottSicko TE 2009DinoVasso DB 2010

Associated Press First-Team All-AmericansJerryAzumah TB 1998DavidBall WR 2005,2006WalterJones OL 1998RickySantos QB 2007ScottSicko TE 2008JonathanWilliams TE 2005

Walter Camp First TeamJerryAzumah RB 1998DavidBall WR 2004,2005,2006BarryBourassa RB 1991Matt Evans LB 2010RickySantos QB 2005,2006,2007ScottSicko TE 2008JonathanWilliams TE 2005

College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)All-Academic First TeamJohnDriscoll OT 1952DaveMorton OT 1984

NCAA Postgraduate ScholarshipRickLeclerc QB 1984

Most Valuable Player2010 R.J.Toman QB HugoSouza FS2009 ScottSicko TE SeanWare LB2008 MikeBoyle WR JohnClements FS2007 RickySantos QB2006 DavidBall WR2005 DerekStank DL2004 GeorgePeterson DE2003 ChrisRobinson LB2002 StephanLewis RB2001 JasonBall C2000 BrettBashaw LB1999 DanKreider FB1998 JerryAzumah TB1997 JerryAzumah TB1996 JerryAzumah TB1995 MikeFoley DE1994 JoeFleming DT AvromSmith RB1993 DavidGamble WR1992 BarryBourassa RB DwayneGordon DE1991 DwayneSabb LB1990 RyanJones DB1989 MarkCarr QB1988 BobJean QB1987 PaulBoulay DT1986 IliaJarostchuk DE1985 AndreGarron RB NealZonfrelli LB1984 DaveWissman DB1983 ArnoldGarron DB1982 KenKaplan OT1981 SteveDoig LB1980 KeithReynolds LB1979 GregDonahue LB1978 SeanMcDonnell DB1977 GradyVigneau OT1976 DougStockbridge DE1975 DaveRozumek LB

Eugene K. AuerbachStudent-Athlete Award

2010 KyleAuffrray P/TE2009 TomManning PK2008 TomBishop P/PK2007 JohanAsker OL2006 AJ.Snook DB EvanLoring WR2005 TimCarignan OL2004 ShaunDiner WR2003 JonHart OL2002 NickGaunce OL2001 PeterBush DB2000 MichaelDePalma TE1999 Jody Trunfio DL1998 MattCrispino DL1997 RichardClough DL1996 JeffTamulski TE1995 ChrisBourdon OL1994 JimConcannon DB1993 ChadAmes DE1992 JohnDonnelly TE1991 GeoffAleva DT1990 T.J.Reap LB1989 TimByrne DB1988 JimPrendible C1987 BillO’Malley NG1986 StanHarrison DB1985 JimBumpus OG1984 DaveMorton OT1983 JohnBeecy LB1982 GregStilphen OT1981 JoeClemente DE1980 DougRomano TE1979 TomLeavitt QB/P1978 BillLogue DT1977 RichardDuffy DB1976 JohnMerrill OG1975 AlbertParchuk RB1974 MichaelKeough QB1973 RichardDesrochers DB1972 RichardBoucher LB

all-aMERICaNs aNNUal tEaM awaRdsBo Dickson Spirit Award

2010 NancyBrown2009 TomNeill OL2008 MattParent LB2007 NickCouturier OL2006 TuckerPeterson OL2005 AlanTallman LB2004 MikeGranieri QB2003 JeremyHincman DL2002 BillPizzano2001 RyanDay QB2000 DavidO’Connor1999 DanCurran TB1998 JohnHaggerty1997 MikeWhite OL

Jack French Unsung Hero Award2010 SteveYoung DT2009 J.T.Wright WR2008 AndrewElwell OL JoshDroesch OL2007 MarvinWright DL2006 DanWagner DL BrendanSt.Peter DL2005 E.J.DeWitt LB2004 AmirSaadah LB2003 JermaineStevens WR2002 MikeHurley QB2001 MikeWells DL TimSample OL2000 ErikMitchell SS1999 WadeRowcliffe SS1998 GregKrause OL1997 DaveLopez TB1996 PeterChristopher LB1995 SeanFinneran OL1994 LeeMcClinton RB1993 MikeCranney WR1992 RonBaisden DB1991 Matt Griffin QB1990 ShawnLane K/RB TomWhelan NG1989 GarryJordan DB1988 FrankMaguire OG1987 ScottCurtis LB1986 JoeThomson OG1985 TomFlanagan TE1984 JohnFlanagan OG1983 PeterO’Donnell WR1982 FranzEberth OG1979-81NotAwarded1978 GeorgeMoore WR1977 GaryDeStefano LB1976 CharlieMcMahon LB1975 NickRagusa OT1974 BobDearth OT

Jock MacKenzie/Bob Demers12th Player Award

2010 TerranceFox/SeanJellison WR/RB2009 ChadKackert RB2008 RobertSimpson RB2007 HusainKarim LB2006 MujiKarim LB2005 DavidSundberg OL2004 AaronThomas/DavidBailey FS/WR2003 BrandonTaylor SS2002 CzarWiley FS2001 BrianMallette WR2000 FrankieSmith DB1999 JeffHayes OL1998 TimCramsey QB1997 MarkWheeler LB1996 JasonSwett DB1995 Matt Mezquita RB1994 AdamMott DE1993 BobJordan DB1992 MikeGallagher RB1991 ChrisMcGrath LB1990 TomJoy DB1989 MattBanbury RB1988 BillFarrell DB1987 TomJohnson TE1986 TedWhite DB1985 MikeShriner RB1984 BobPrice DB1983 BillPeach WR1982 RonMacDonald DB1981 PeterBergeron DB1980 JeffBelmont LB1979 TomRuffen TE1978 BillLogue DT

Creeley Buck BuchananDistinguished Service Award

2010 DevonJackson LB2009 RyanHinds DB2008 ChrisMcClurg OL2007 MattPerdoni DL2006 AaronBrown WR2005 JohnMcCoy RB2004 ShaunDiner WR2003 GeorgeYasso LB2002 MichaelTaylor WR2001 BryceScottron DB2000 AlWillis OL1999 MikeSzweda DB1998 RyanScottron FB1997 MattDrayton OL1996 ChrisBresnahan QB1995 RobMcCoy DB1994 JimStayer QB1993 DavidGamble WR1992 JohnPerry WR1991 ScottWojnovich LB1990 RyanJones DB

Bill Bowes Coaches Award2010 DinoVasso CB2009 TerrenceKlein WS2008 EricCumba OL2007 JeffPammer FS2006 CoreyGraham DB2005 BaronFlenory FS2004 ChristianLeibl-Cote OL2003 JonHart OL2002 CarlBetz TE2001 JonOosterhuis DL2000 BrettBashaw LB1999 JermaineWashington WR

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Mark W. Huddlestonbecamethe19thpresidentoftheUniversityofNewHampshireinJuly2007,bringingthreedecadesofexperienceinpublicandprivateeducationasafacultymember,dean,andsenioradministrator.

Huddlestonhasbeenastrongadvocateforincreasingaffordabilityandaccessibilityinhighereducation,andhasarguedthatweneedtorethinkmuchofwhatwedotoprotectourcoremis-sions, and to ensure that higher education remains vital and financially sustainable in the 21st century.

InFebruary2010,hepresenteda10-year strategicplan forUNH, the resultofan intensivecollaborationbetweenfaculty,students,staff,alumni,andtheUniversity’swidercommunities.Emphasizinginnovationandentrepreneurship,theplanishelpingtoguidetheUniversity’sre-sponsetoahistoricstatebudgetcutpassedbythe2011NewHampshireLegislature.

“The strategic plan commits us to finding new ways to teach, learn, discover, create, and engage in the 21st century—and posi-tions UNH to become a national leader in the redefinition of American higher education,” Huddleston says.

Huddleston was raised in Syracuse, N.Y., and was the first member of his family ever to attend college. He earned his bachelor’s degreeinpoliticalsciencefromtheStateUniversityofNewYork-Buffalo,andbothamaster’sdegreeandPh.D.inPoliticalSciencefromtheUniversityofWisconsin–Madison.HebeganhisacademiccareeratSUNY-Buffaloin1977asanassistantprofessorofpoliticalscience.In1980,hejoinedthefacultyoftheUniversityofDelaware,whereheservedforthenext24years.There,hechairedtheDepartmentofPoliticalScienceandInternationalRelationsandservedasassociateprovostforinterna-tionalprograms.In2001,hewasnameddeanoftheCollegeofArtsandSciences,overseeing45academicdepartmentsandcenterswithnearly900full-timefacultyandstaff,andservinginthatcapacityuntilhewasnamedpresidentofOhioWesleyanUniversityin2004.

Anauthorofnumerousbooksandarticles,hehasbeenaconsultantforboththeU.S.governmentandinternationalorganizations.He also served as an adviser in Bosnia on rebuilding financial and administrative infrastructures after the Dayton accords.

HuddlestonischairofthePresidentsCounciloftheAmericaEastConference,anincorporatoroftheNewHampshireCharitableFoundation,andamemberoftheBoardofTrusteesoftheSpeedwayChildren’sCharities.Huddlestonandhiswife,EmmaBricker,havethreechildren,Andy,Kate,andGiles.

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tHE adMINIstRatIONdIRECtOR OF atHlEtICs The2011-12academicyearrepresentsthe12thseasonMarty ScaranohasservedastheDirectorofAth-leticsattheUniversityofNewHampshire.Duringhistenure,ScaranohasheightenednationalexposureforUNHathleticswithacademics,facilityrenovationsandprogrammaticadvancementbeingtoppriorities. WithaGraduationSuccessRate(GSR)of95percentamongitsstudent-athletesin2010-11,UNHrankedhighestintheAmericaEastConference,theColonialAthleticAssociationandsecondnationallyamongallpublic institutions. The field hockey, women’s gymnastics, men’s soccer, women’s ice hockey, women’s skiing, women’s track & field and women’s volleyball teams all posted perfect 100 percent GSRs while the football team notched a 95 percent mark, tied for fifth-best in the nation in its respective sport. Four Wildcat teams were honoredbytheNCAAformultiyearAcademicProgressRates(APRs)inthetop10percentofallteamsintheirrespective sports: football, men’s indoor track & field, men’s outdoor track & field and women’s gymnastics, with the football program compiling the best APR among all CAA institutions. UNH finished second in the AmericaEastAcademicCupforthethirdtimeinthelastfouryears,achievinga3.13cumulativegrade-pointaverage.TheWildcatshadthehighestnumberofhonoreesonthe2010AmericaEastFallAcademicHonorRollandthesecond-highestpercentageofstudent-athletesonthe2010-11AmericaEastWinter/SpringAca-demicHonorRoll. Duringthe2010-11campaign,men’sicehockey,football,themen’sandwomen’sskiteamsandgymnastics,aswellasmembersofmen’sand women’s outdoor track & field, all competed in the NCAA postseason. Because of these initiatives and accomplishments, UNH athletics has consistently been ranked among the top of Division I institutions in the battle for the Learfield Sports NACDA Directors’ Cup. This past season, the Wildcats ranked 76th out of more than 370 Division I schools with 242.50 points, which was the best in America East. The Wildcats finished thirdbehindonlyConnecticut(44)andBostonCollege(64)intheNewEnglandregion.Scarano’smanyaccomplishmentshaveplayedakeyroleinUNHbeingnamedoneoftheTop20AthleticDepartmentsintheCountryinU.S.NewsandWorldReportcollegeathleticsrankingsinMarch2002.UNH’sgraduationrateforathleteshasmaintainedlevelsatorexceeding90percent,whichputsitamongthenation’sbestinDivisionI. ScaranohasfocusedonmovingUNHathleticsintothecollegiatenationalarena.Toaccomplishthatgoal,theUniversityhastakenonthetaskofhostingmajorNCAAchampionships.TheWildcatathleticdepartmenthasplayedhosttohighlysuccessfulNCAAMen’sIceHockeyNortheastRe-gionalsattheVerizonWirelessArena(Manchester,N.H.)in2004,2007,2009and2011.UNHhashadtheopportunitytohosttwoNCAAWomen’sIceHockeyFrozenFoursintheWhittemoreCenterin2002and2005.Inaddition,UNHsuccessfullyhostedthe2007NCAASkiingChampionshipsinWashingtonValleyaswellasthe2005NCAAWomen’sGymnasticsNortheastRegionalattheWhittemoreCenterArena. Themen’shockeyteam,whichextendedthesecond-longestactivestreakofconsecutiveNCAAtournamentappearancesto10duringthe’10-11campaign, has claimed five Hockey East regular-season titles and participated in back-to-back Frozen Fours (2002-03) during the Scarano era. UNH football has qualified for the NCAA FCS postseason for a nation-leading seven straight seasons and has advanced to the quarterfinals six times in that span.TheWildcatwomen’shockeyteamwontheHockeyEastTournamentChampionshipfourstraightseasonsfrom2006-09,whichalsoincludedFrozen Four appearances in 2006 and 2008. The women’s gymnastics team won its first-ever EAGL title in 2003, when the event was hosted at the Whitt,andhasreachedtheNCAARegionals10timesinScarano’s11yearsatthehelm.ThevolleyballteamwonanAmericaEastcrownin2002and 2003 and went on to the NCAA tournament in those same seasons. The field hockey team qualified for the NCAAs in 2000, while women’s lacrossemadetheNCAAtournamentin2004and2008.Additionally,24coacheshavewon61CoachoftheYearawardsduringScarano’stenure. Therehavebeenover$9millionincapitolimprovementssinceScarano’shiringinthesummerof2000.Mostrecently,aspartofa$650,000renovation project in the summer of 2011, the field turf at Bremner Field was replaced with a new state-of-the-art surface used by many varsity teams andforstudentrecreationalactivities.Inthefallof2008,thePaulSweetOvalrenovationwascompletedtoincludenewsurfaces,lighting,painting,infrastructureupgradesandthereplacementofwindowsthatexistedintheoriginalarchitecture.Thetotalcostoftheprojectexceeded$500,000.Inthe summer of 2007, the Cowell Stadium grass field was replaced with a $1 million Field Turf synthetic surface. Additionally in 2007, a complete renovationofLundholmGymnasiumwasundertaken.The$600,000renovationincludedanewstate-of-the-artbleachersystem,newscoreboards,competitionbasketsandotheraestheticenhancements. In2007,ScaranowasnamedtheAll-AmericanFootballFoundationAthleticDirectoroftheYearforFCSfootballintheNortheastregion.ScaranowasalsoawardedtheNationalAssociationofCollegeDirectorsofAthletics(NACDA)ADoftheYearfortheFCS. ScaranoalsobeenanactivememberintheleadershipofUNH’sthreemajorconferencesandwasthechairoftheexecutivecommitteesforAt-lantic10football,HockeyEastandAmericaEastfrom2003to2007.HealsoservedaschairoftheNCAADivisionIMen’sIceHockeyCommitteein2005-06and2006-07andiscurrentlyontheAmericaEastExecutiveCouncil. ScaranoheldthepositionofAthleticsDirectoratColoradoCollegefromJuly1996throughJune2000.Duringhistenure,ColoradoCollegewasrankedamongthetop20DivisionIIIprogramsintheSearsCupnationalstandingsandproducedseveralAll-Americans,all-academicawardwinnersandNCAApost-graduatescholarshiprecipients.PriortohisstayinColoradoSprings,Scaranoworkedfor13yearsatColgateUniversity,whereheservedasassistantdirectorofathletics,directorofphysicaleducation,associatedirector,andseniorassociatedirector. Scarano,anativeofPittsburgh,Pa.,isa1978graduateofPennStateUniversity,wherehestartedhisathleticcareerasassistantticketmanagerandtheathleticseventsmanagerfrom1980-83.ScaranoholdsaMaster’sDegreeinEnvironmentalHistoryfromColgate.Heandhiswife,Cyd-ney,havethreechildren,withdaughter,Lynden,andson,Kyle,currentlyenrolledatUNH,whiledaughter,Corey,isajunioratOysterRiverHighSchool.




Athleticexcellenceisone-halftheformulaforsuccessinthecollegiateexperienceforUniversityofNewHampshirefootballplay-ers.Theprimarymeasureofachievementisthestudent-athlete’ssuccessintheclassroom.Forthe1998-99and1999-2000academicyears,UNHwasawardedtheAmericaEastAcademicCupforrecordingthehighestGPAintheconference.InboththeFall2004andWinter/Spring 2005 semesters, UNH placed the highest number of student-athletes on the America East Honor Roll; the University accomplishedthefeatagaininFall‘06andFall‘09.NewHampshirealsoboastsoneofthetopgraduationratesinthecountry. UNHisdedicatedtoenhancingthestudent-athlete’sabilitytoachieveacademicexcellence.Realizingthetimecommitmenttheplayersgivetotheschool,theUniversityadministersacomprehensiveprogramofacademicsupportservicesthatisavailabletoWildcatfootballplayersandallotherstudent-athletes.Thisprogramincludesthemonitoringofacademicprogressandprovidingtutorialservices,aswellasinteractingwiththeacademicadvisorswithinthevariouscolleges. ServingasStudent-AthleteSupportCoordinatorisAssistantAthleticDirectorforAcademicSupportJoanne Maldari,a1990graduate of Holy Cross who went on to earn her master’s degree in Athletic Counseling at Springfield College. Now entering her 17th season at UNH, Maldari was recognized for heroutstandingeffortsatUNHbyreceivingtheUniversity’s2001AcademicAdvisingAward.BeforecomingtoDurham,MaldariservedathleticcounselinginternshipsatSpring-field and Central Connecticut State University. Cathy Leachbeginsher10thseasonatUNHandhersecondasAssistantAthleticDirectorforAcademicSupportandCompliance.LeachhasbeenworkinginAcademicSup-portsincejoiningthestaffin2003andhasalsoservedasanassistantinthecompliancedepartmentsince2004asthedepartment’sNCAAEligibilityCoordinator.Leachreturnedto UNH athletics in 2001 as the tutoring coordinator for two years. Prior to her time in academic support, Leach worked in the UNH admissions office for 11 years. She also served as the interim women’s Athletic Director for one year (1989-90) and worked in the Wildcat Sports Information Office for three years (1985-87). Leach is a graduate of Springfield CollegewithadegreeinEnglish/SportsJournalism.

Cathy CoakleyentersherfourthyearasUNH’sCoordinatorofStudent-AthleteDevelopment. Coakleyspearheadsacomprehensiveeducationalprogramtoenhance thepersonaldevelopmentandwelfareof theUniversity’sstudent-athletes.Coakley works with several other areas of student-athlete development, including the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), first-year student academicmentoringprogram,communityserviceactivitiesinvolvingUNHstudent-athletes,andvariousotherprogramsgearedtowardstudent-athletes.Inaddition,shehasestablished–andwillcontinuetoestablish–networksandactasaliaisonwithcampusdepartmentsandconstituencies. Coakleyhasanextensivecareerinbothathleticsandhighereducation.Mostrecently,shewasaninstructorofSportsMarketingwithintheKinesiologyDepartment at James Madison University and coordinated all practicum and internships required of Sport Management majors. In this position, Coakley taughtpersonalandprofessionaldevelopmentaswellaslifeskillstothestudents(includingathletes)withinthemajor.WhileatJMU,sheservedasAssistantFieldHockeycoachfrom2005-07andhelpedguidetheDukestotheCAAchampionshipandanNCAAtournamentappearancein2007. PriortohertenureatJMU,Coakleyworkedincollegiatebasketball.ShestartedhercollegiatecoachingcareeratUNHasanassistantunderCeceliaDeMarcofrom1977-79.CoakleymovedontobecomeheadcoachatFordhamUniversityfrom1979-84andservedasanassistantunderJoyMalchodiatNortheasternUniversityfrom1996-2000. CoakleyearnedherBachelorofArtsinEarthScienceandherMasterofArtsinEducationAdministrationatUNH.

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Donna BrownellAssociate Athletic

Director for FinanceDirector of Central Administration BSC

Steve MetcalfDeputy Athletic Director

Dot SheehanSr. Associate Athletic Director

for External Relations

Amber LilyestromAssociate Athletic Director for Marketing & Communications

Carrie KimballAssociate Athletic Director

for Events Management

Michelle BronnerSr. Associate Athletic

Director for ComplianceSr. Woman Administrator

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Neal LavoieEquipment Manager

Jean MitchellAthletic Facilities/

Housekeeping Manager

Diane MetcalfDirector of

Athletics Development

Nicole AyerAssistant Athletic Director

for Ticketing

Tom WilkinsAssistant Athletic Directorfor Media/Public Relations

Dr. Heather BarberAthletics FacultyRepresentative

Tim Churchard workswiththeUNHfootballteamintheareaofsportspsychology.Heworksonaone-on-onebasiswithstudent-athletestohelpeachachievemaximumperformancethroughpsychologicalandpsycho-physiologicalpreparation.ChurchardalsospentsevenseasonsasavolunteerassistantcoachfortheUNHmen’sicehockeyprogram. Amulti-sportathleteatUNHfrom1963-65,ChurchardwasarunningbackonthefootballteamunderChiefBostonandAndyMooradian,andplayedhockey for A. Barr “Whoop” Snively. He earned his undergraduate degree from UNH in Liberal Arts, in ‘67 before embarking in a career in education and humanresourcemanagement/consultation.HeearnedhisMaster’sDegreeinEducationfromSalemStatein‘72andaGAGSinEducationin‘84fromUNH.ChurchardbeganteachingatUNHin‘84asaninstructorintheeducationdepartment.Inadditiontothoseduties,hehasalsobeenaninstructoratUNH’sWhittemoreSchoolofBusinessandEconomicssince‘91.

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CindyMiChaud

PaulChaPMan

JohnCiani

Jon Dana hasbeeninvolvedwithUniversityofNewHampshireathleticprogramsince1984.Hebeganhiscareerasanassistantathletictrainerandwaspromotedtomen’sheadathletictrainerin1987andheadathletictrainerfortheentireprogramin1989.In2001,hewasnamedUNH’sDirectorofSportsMedicine.InadditiontooverseeingoperationsandsupervisingtheSports Medicine staff, Dana works specifically with the football and ski teams. The Sports Medicine Department at the University of New Hampshire consists of eight full- and part-time certified and licensedathletic trainers.Thedepartmentworksoutof two locations– theFieldHouseand theWhittemoreCenter.Bothathletictrainingroomsutilizecurrentlyavailablemodalities,includingmusclestimulators,ultrasound,heat,cryotherapy,andhydrotherapy. The Certified Athletic Trainer provides a myriad of services to the department and the student-athlete. These include, but arenotlimitedto,initialinjuryassessmentandmanagement,emergencyinjury/illnessmanagement,referraltoappropriateprofessionals,interfacewithassociatedphysi-ciansandothers,rehabilitation,counseling,administrativeduties,includinginsurancecoordination,supervisionofpracticesandgames,developmentandimplementationofemergencyplans,aswellasstudentathletictrainersupervision.Theathletictrainingroomisconsideredtobe“adesignatedfacilitywherecomprehensivehealthcareservices are provided. Comprehensive health care services include practice and game preparation, injury/illness evaluation, first aid and emergency care, follow-up care, rehabilitation and related services.” (National Athletic Trainers’ Association Education Council). Dana is well respected in the athletic training field. His international experience includes: working at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing with the U.S. Canoe/Kayak team; working for the USA Canoe/Kayak teams at the World Cup in Prague, Slovenia, Augsburg and Germany; working at the 2004 Paralympics in Athens; working for the U.S. Men’s Team Handball squad at the Pan American Games in the Dominican Republic; and working with the U.S. Track and Field Team at the Paralympics World ChampionshipsinLille,France.Additionally,hehasworkedattheU.S.OlympicTrackandFieldTrialsinSacramento,Calif.,andattheU.S.OlympicTrainingCenterinLakePlacid,N.Y. Since1980,DanahasworkedasanathletictrainerattheBostonMarathon.DanahasbeenTeamCaptainoftheFinishLineMedicalAreasince1996. DanahasservedasDrugTestingSiteCoordinatorandHeadAthleticTraineratvariousNCAAchampionshipevents,includingmen’sandwomen’sicehockey,andskiing. Dana is certified by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and is a licensed athletic trainer in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. In ad-dition, Dana has a CPR Re-Certification and a Massachusetts Teacher Certification in physical education, health and science. AnativeofUniondale,N.Y.,Danaisa1979graduateofNortheasternUniversity.HebeganhisathletictrainingcareeratBrooklineandNewtonSouthHighSchoolsinMassachusetts,andthenwastheheadathletictraineratFitchburgStateCollegefrom1980-84. Cindy Michaud,a1997graduateofUNHwithaB.S.inKinesiology,joinedtheUNHathletictrainingstaffin1999.Michaud’sprimaryresponsibilitiesincludemanagement,evaluationandcareofathleticinjuriesandrecordkeeping.Michaudworksprimarilywithfootballandmen’sbasketball.MichaudisalsotheinsurancecoordinatorforUNHAthleticTraining. ShereceivedherMasterofArtsinTeachingandTeacherEducationinSportsPsychologyfromtheUniversityofArizonain1999.ShewasagraduateassistantwhileatArizona. Michaud is an approved clinical instructor for CAATE Accredited Athletic Training Education Program. She has been a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association since 1997 along with a certification in American Red Cross – Professional Rescuer & AED Training. Inaddition,Michaudhasbeenalicensedmassagetherapistsince2009.

Paul Chapman entershis10thyearasthedirectorofstrengthandconditioningattheUniversityofNewHampshireandJohn Ciani isenteringhis10thyearwiththeUNHathleticdepartment.AfterfouryearsasanassistantcoachintheUniversity’sstrength and conditioning office, Ciani was promoted to the position of Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning in 2006. ChapmanandCianihelpedcoordinatethebuildingofthestate-of-the-artJerryAzumahPerformanceCenterandbothhavebeenkeyinguidingUNHstudent-athletestoNCAAappearancesinbothwomen’sandmen’sicehockey,football,gymnastics,women’s volleyball, women’s lacrosse, skiing and track and field. ChapmanisamemberoftheCollegiateStrengthandConditioningCoachesAssociation(strengthandconditioningcoachcertified), USA Weightlifting (certified level 1 coach), the National Strength and Conditioning Association, and he was the statedirectoroftheNationalStrengthandConditioningAssociationinNorthDakotafrom1991-95.In2005,heearnedthetitleofMasterStrengthandConditioningCoachfromtheCSCCA.HehasalsoauthoredfourpublicationsrelatedtostrengthandconditioningandhastrainedandconsultedseveralNFL,CFLandNHLathletes,andprospectiveathletespreparingforall-stargames,bowlgamesandpre-drafttesting. PriortoUNH,ChapmanwasthedirectorofstrengthandconditioningfortheUniversityofNorthDakotafrom1992-2001andservedthereonaninterimbasisdur-ingthe1991-92season.HiseffortswereanintegralpartofawinningtraditionatUND,asthefootballteamwastheDivisionIInationalchampionsin2001,themen’sicehockeyteamwonaDivisionInationaltitlein1997and2000andthewomen’sbasketballteamwastheDivisionIInationalchampionin1997,1998and1999. Chapmanisa1990graduateofDickinsonStateUniversityinNorthDakotawithaB.S.degreeinBiology.HethenwentontoearnatM.S.inExerciseSciencefromNorthDakotain1994. An outstanding college athlete, Chapman was inducted into the Dickinson State Athletic Hall of Fame for his efforts on the football field. He was a two-time All-AmericaFirstTeamselectionaswellasanAll-AmericaSecondTeamhonoreeinhisfour-yearplayingcareer.Upongraduation,hewasafourth-rounddraftchoiceoftheSaskatchewanRoughridersintheCanadianFootballLeague,whereheplayedfortwoseasons. Ciani is very passionate about his commitment to strength and conditioning. He has taken his wide range of experiences to come up with a distinct sport-specific trainingphilosophy.Inconjunctionwiththecoachingstaff,Cianidevelopsindividualizedtrainingprogramsdependingontheathlete’sinitialevaluation,experiencelevelandcurrentathleticability.UnderCiani’sprogram,improvementisnotbasedontheweightonthebar,butratherhowinjuryresistantthestudent-athleteisandhis/herathleticperformance. StrengthandconditioningprogramsdesignedbyCianiutilizeallfacetsoftraining,fromconventionalstrengthtrainingandOlympicWeightliftingtosimplecondi-tioning and sport-specific metabolic runs that enhance the athlete’s abilities during competition. No single training style dominates the program; Ciani uses a combination of all training techniques for the total development of the student-athlete. Ciani,anativeoftheSanDiego,Calif.area,cametoUNHafterastintasassistantstrengthcoachattheUniversityofNorthDakota.DuringhistenureatUND,Cianiworkedprimarilywiththe2001DivisionIInationalchampionshipfootballteam,women’svolleyballandmen’sbasketballteams.In2000,hebeganhiscareeratLongBeachStateasagraduateassistantworkingwiththeperennialnationalpowerwomen’svolleyballteam,wherehetrainedmanyAll-Americanandnationalteamlevelvolleyballplayers,includingMistyMay. CianireceivedhisB.A.degreeinPsychologyfromLongBeachStateandattendedgraduateschoolatbothLongBeachStateandtheUniversityofNorthDakota.

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Dr. Peter Buckley




Asastarting tailbackat theUniversityofNewHampshire, JerryAzumah‘99earnedareputationasanunstoppablerecord-breaker.BythetimehegraduatedfromtheUniversityandjoined the Chicago Bears as a fifth-round draft pick, he had already smashed four NCAA FCS careerrecordsandbeenawardedtheWalterPaytonAwardforhisoutstandingachievementasthenation’stopoffensiveplayer.Attheageof25,hediditagain.WithagifttofundtheJerryAzumahAthleticPerformanceCenter,hewastheyoungestUNHalumonrecordtogiveagiftofmorethan$100,000tohisalmamater.Thegiftprovidedfundingfortherenovationandcom-plete overhaul, including state-of-the-art equipment of the University’s strength and conditioning facilitylocatedintheUNHFieldHouse. TheAzumahPerformanceCenteropenedinthesummerof2003.Themassiveworkoutfacility, which was originally 4,000 square feet, grew to over 6,000 square feet during a sum-merrenovationin2009.Therenovatedcenterfeatures5,000poundsofOlympicweights,7,000poundsofdumbbells,18Powerliftplatformstations,12Hammerstrengthmachines,anadditional15,000 pounds of weights and 1,500 square feet of warmup area. “His National Football League profile will tell you that Jerry Azumah was 5-11, weighed 195, and played defensive cornerback with the Chicago Bears,” said Marty Scarano, University ofNewHampshireathleticdirector.“WhatthosestatisticsmissisthesizeofJerryAzumah’sheart. We are so proud to have Jerry’s name affiliated with the University of New Hampshire. Jerry was a leader while attending UNH and continues to set a great example as a graduate.”Azumah is the sonofTheophilius andBerthaAzumah,nativesofGhana,whonow live inWorcester,Mass.HecametoUNHin1995asafreshman,majoredinsociology,andminoredinjusticestudies. “MyscholarshipatUNHallowedmetopursuemyinterestsintheclassroom,buildasuc-cessful college football career and changed my life on every level,” said Azumah. “I’m pleased tobeabletomakeamajorcontributiontomyuniversityandtobringnewopportunitiestotoday’sstudent-athletes.” DuringhisfouryearsatUNH,AzumahwasanAll-Americantailbackandhasbeenreferredtoasaplayerwhocomesalongonceinacoach’slifetimebyformerUNHfootballcoachBill

Bowes.Heholdsnumerousschoolrecords,includingtherecordfortouchdownsrushing(60)andoverallTDs(69),andFCSrecordsforrushingyards(6,193), all-purpose yards (8,376) and points scored (424). He had the six best — and eight of the top 10— UNH rushing games ever and holds the all-timeFCSrushingrecordof6,193yards.Atthattime,hewastheonlyrunnerinFCShistorytohavefour1,000-yardseasons. AzumahisoneoftheonlyplayersinthehistoryoftheNFLtomakethetransitionfromoffensetobeingastartingcornerback.In2003hebecametheonlyWildcattoeverplayintheProBowl,whereheexcelledasareturnspecialist.Hewasafull-timestarteratcornerbackfrom2001through2005 and made significant contributions on defense. Azumah holds the distinction of being the last Chicago Bear to score a touchdown at Soldier FieldwhenheinterceptedDonovanMcNabbinadivisionalplayoffgameversusthePhiladelphiaEaglesandran39yardsforatouchdownJan.19,2002. The play gave the Bears a 14-13 lead in the third quarter. AzumahannouncedhisretirementfromNFLfootballin2006duetoinjuries,buthecontinuestokeepintouchwithhisalmamaterandisalwayslookingfornewwayshecanhelptheUniversity,theathleticdepartmentandtheWildcatfootballprogram.

JERRY azUMaH PERFORMaNCE CENtER




FOOtBall FaCIlItIEsCowell stadium/Mooradian Field ThehomeofWildcatfootballforthepast75yearsishistoricCowellStadium,locatedatthewestendoftheUNHcampusinDurham.Thankstoa generous donation by the late Ed Fish, the field had a facelift in the form ofabrandnewFieldTurfsurface,whichwasinstalledpriortothestartofthe2007season.KnownasAlumniFielduntil1952,thestadiumwasmadepossible by contributions of the UNH Alumni and was the first project of the AlumniFundinthehistoryoftheUniversity.DedicatedasapartoftheLewisFieldsonOct.10,1936,thestadiumreplacedwhatisnowMemorialField,the current home for the women’s lacrosse and field hockey teams. The larg-estcrowdforafootballgameinCowellStadiumoccuredonNov.12,1977,when20,000watchedtheWildcatsfalltoUMass,19-6,inashowdownfortheYankeeConferencecrown.ThestadiumisnamedfortheformerWildcatathletics director and football coach, William H. “Butch” Cowell, who came toDurhamfromtheHaskellInstitutein1915andproceededtochangetheface of athletics at the University. Over the first 22 years of intercollegiate football,NewHampshiremanagedjust23victories.Attheendofhis22-yearcoachingcareer(1915-36),Cowellhadamassedan84-67-22mark,includingstunningupsetsoverArmy,HolyCrossandBrown.AfounderoftheAmericanFootballCoachesAssociation,Cowellservedastheorganization’spresidentin 1925 and, until his death, served as the AFCA’s permanent secretary-treasurer (1925-40). On Oct.18, 1952, at the Homecoming game versus Springfield College,thestadiumwasrededicatedinCowell’shonorduringhalftimeceremonies.UNHhonoredformerathleticsdirectorAndyMooradianbydedicatingthe playing field in his name during halftime ceremonies on Homecoming (1996). Mooradian was involved with Wildcat athletics for 45 years as a player, coachandadministrator.HeservedasUNH’sathleticsdirectorfrom1966-86,guidingtheprogramfromtheNCAAIIleveltoDivisionIduringhistenure.Anationalleaderontheintercollegiateathleticscene,MooradianwaspresidentofNACDA,theECACandtheYankeeConferenceandwasamemberofseveralprominentNCAAcommittees.

Solely for the use of the football players and staff is the James H. “Red” Hayes FootballLockerRoom,locatedonthebottomleveloftheFieldHouseadjacenttoCowellStadium.Constructedin1988,thelockerroomwasagiftofRedHayes(‘32),aformerWildcatplayerunderlegendarycoachWilliamCowell,whowentontoasuccessfulbusinesscareerandgavedistinguishedservice to theStateofNewHampshire.Thelocker room features 110 separate lockers that accommodate each player’s equipment anduniform,aswellasaplayers’lounge.Adjacenttothelockerroomarea,theloungeservesasastudyandmeetingarea.PlayerscanunwindinfrontofalargescreenTV,complete with plush furnishings and a “stadium” seating area.

the James H. “Red” Hayes locker Room

BremnerField,locatedadjacenttoCowellStadium,wastransformedintoanAstroPlayfacility(approximately110,000square feet) with full lighting in the summer of 2002. It is utilized as a practice field by various teams, including football, and is alsooneof twohomesitesfor theUNHmen’sandwomen’ssoccerteams.Anew,state-of-the-artsurfacewasinstalledinthesummerof2011.

Bremner Field

The Paul Sweet Oval is the University’s indoor track,locatedintheFieldHouse.Renovationsinthesummer/fallof2008 included new track and infield surfaces – the track surface isthesamecomponentinstalledforthe2008Olympics–aswellas lighting fixtures and windows to add natural lighting.

Paul sweet Oval

TheReggieF.AtkinsTrack&FieldFacilitywasrenovatedinMay2002andhasbeenthesiteofnumerousconferenceandNew England championships.The eight-lane outdoor trackencirclesMooradianField.

Reggie atkins track & Field




TheUniversityofUNHisapublicland-,sea-,andspacegrantuniversityservinganundergraduatepopulationof14,492undergraduateandgraduatestudents.Arisingstaramongresearchuniversities,UNHretainsthelookandfeelofaNewEnglandliberalartscollegewithafacultydedicatedtoteaching.

Athletic Department Mission UNHstudent-athletesparticipatein20men’sandwomen’svarsitysportsandcanbefoundamongallsevenschoolsandcollegesoftheUniversity,includingover2,000coursesinmorethan100majors.ThemissionoftheintercollegiateathleticsprogramatUNHistoprovideopportunitiesforthesestudent-ath-letestoenrichtheircollegiateexperiencethroughparticipationonathleticteamsthatarecompetitiveattheconferencelevelandbeyond. The intercollegiate athletic program also has an important role in enriching the quality of life for the Universityandstatewidecommunity,andasasourceofprideandencouragementforsupportoftheUni-versity,whilemaintaininghighstandardsofacademicexcellence.(Seestatementbelow).History OneofthemostprestigiousinstitutionsintheNortheast,theUniversityofNewHampshirehaslongbeenrecognizedasaleaderineducationandresearch. Foundedin1866astheUNHCollegeofAgricultureandMechanicalArts,UNHwasamongtheearlystateinstitutionsofhighereducationwhoseformationwasmadepossiblebyfederalgovernmentlandgrants.Thegrantswereprovidedtoestablishcollegestoservethesonsanddaughtersoffarmingandlaboringfamilies.

FirstsituatedinHanover,N.H.,inconnectionwithDartmouthCollege,UNHCollegemovedtoDurhamin1893afterBenjamin Thompson, a prosperous farmer, bequeathed land and money to further the development of the college. In 1923, the state legislature granted itanewcharterastheUniversityofNewHampshire.

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University of New Hampshire athletic department Mission statement and diversity statementMission Statement ThemissionoftheintercollegiateathleticsprogramattheUniversityofNewHampshireistoprovidestudent-athletesacollegiateexperiencethatisenrichedbytheirparticipationinprogramswhicharecompetitiveattheNCAADivisionIlevelbothregionallyandnationally.Theintercollegiateathleticsprogramalsoplaysanimportantrole by enhancing the quality of life for the University and statewide community by being a source of pride and identification with the University while always maintaining highstandardsofacademicscholarshipandintegrity. To fulfill its mission, the intercollegiate program must:1.Providestudent-athleteseveryopportunitytomeetacademicandathleticdemandswiththegoalofgraduatingeverystudent-athlete.2. Provide resources necessary to field competitive teams with league affiliations, and to gain regional and national recognition.3. Provide equitable opportunities for all intercollegiate athletics by the active recruitment of minority athletes, and provide equitable opportunities for all women student-athletescommensuratewiththatoftheirmalecounterparts.4.Provideexcellentfacilitiesforallathletestotrain,practiceandplay.5.Conductalloperationswithinstateandfederallaw,Universitypolicies,rulesoftheNCAAandathleticsconferencesinwhichtheUniversitycompetes.Diversity Statement TheUniversityseeksexcellencethroughdiversityamongitsadministrators,faculty,staff,andstudents.Theuniversityprohibitsdiscriminationonthebasisofrace,color,religion,sex,age,nationalorigin,sexualorientation,genderidentityorexpression,disability,veteranstatus,ormaritalstatus.TheUniversityofUNHiscommittedto creating a more diverse community, knowing that “inclusion, diversity and equity are values inextricably linked to our mission of educational excellence.” This diversity strengthensourabilitytoreachourindividualandcollectivepotentialandtoprovidebetterservicesandcareforallfaculty,staff,andstudents.




Experiencingtremendousgrowth,theUniversitynowenrollsnearly15,000studentsfromnearlyall50statesand58countriesinundergradu-ateandgraduateprograms. AttheheartoftheUniversity’sundergraduatestudiesistheGen-eralEducationProgram,acoreprogramwithabreadthofacademicsubjects. The GEP aims to acquaint the student with some of the major modesofthoughtnecessarytounderstandoneself,others,societyandtheworld.

Campus Inrecentyears,severalathleticfacilitieshavereceivedmajorup-gradesandoverhauls,includingtheLundholmGymnasiumbasketballand volleyball court.The University also completed a new outdoortrack & field facility in 2001 and completely renovated the indoor track in 2009. Other additions have been two $1.5 million outdoor artificial fields, Memorial Field and Bremner Field, as well as the Jerry Azumah Performance Center located in the UNH Field House. The strength andconditioningfacilitywasdedicatedonJuly8,2003anddoubledinsizeinthesummerof2009. TheUniversityhasalsohascompletedconstructiononfourcapitalconstructionbuildingprojects,includingarenovationofDimondLibrary. At a cost of $31.1 million, the new 120,000 square foot Biological Sciences Building (Rudman Hall) and the Spaulding Life Sciences renovationprojectprovidesstate-of-the-artteachingandresearchlaboratories.The$8.2millionrenovationprojectfortheMemorialUnionBuildingmodernizedtheexistingstudentunionbuildingtoincludekitchenanddiningfacilities,twotheaters,studentmailboxes,loungesandmeeting rooms and the Bookstore. Holloway Commons Dining Hall was completed and provides students with one of the finest on-campus diningfacilitiesinthenation.InNovember1995,constructionreachedcompletionontheWhittemoreCenter,a$27millionRecreationandSportsComplex.Thisprojectincludedastate-of-the-art6,000to7,500seatarenausedforhockey,basketball,gymnastics,concertsandconvocations,aswellasanewthree-levelrecreationalsportsfacilitywithinthestructurethathadhousedSnivelyArena. UNH is home to the NASA-recognized Space Science Center; the Institute for Study for Earth, Oceans and Space; and the Institute of MarineScienceandEngineering.TheEnglishprogramisstaffedbywinnersofthePulitzerPrize,theNationalBookAward,theMacArthurFellowship,theEdgarAllenPoeAwardandtheYoungPoetsAward.TheWhittemoreSchoolofBusinessandEconomics,establishedin1962,isconsistentlyrankednearthetopamongallbusinessschoolsinanationwidepollofbusinessschooldeans.

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distinguished alumniJerry Azumah ‘99

FormerNFLProBowler,ChicagoBears

Susan Blanchard Ryan ’89Actress, “Open Water”, “It’s Complicated”

Andy Brickley ’82FormerNHLPlayer&Analyst,BostonBruins

(NESN)

Karyn Bye ’941998OlympicGold,IceHockey

Marcy Carsey ’66Producer,CosbyShow&

That70’sShow

Ty Conklin ’01NHLPlayer,DetroitRedWings

Gary DeStefano ’78President,NikeGlobalOperations

Jack Edwards ’79Announcer,BostonBruins(NESN)

Carlton Fisk ’69HallofFameBaseballPlayer

Corey Graham ’07NFLPlayer,ChicagoBears

John Irving ’65Author, “Cider House Rules”

Natalie Jacobson ’65FormerNewsAnchor,BostonTV

Chip Kelly ’90OregonHeadFootballCoach

Kathryn Kross ’82Executive Producer, “Bloomberg News”

Richard Linnehan ’80NASAAstronaut

John Lynch ’74NewHampshireGovernor

Jackie MacMullan ’82Journalist,ESPN&ESPN.com

Mike Minnigan ’78Owner, Minigan Properties; Former VP AOL

Mike O’Malley ’92Actor, “Glee” “My Name is Earl” “Yes, Dear”

Peter Paul ’67Owner,PaulFinancial&PeterPaulWines

Robert Towse ’63SeniorPartner,MorganStanley

Barbara Walsh ’81Pulitzer-prizewinner,PortlandPressHerald

Chris Wragge ’92Co-anchor of CBS News’ “The Early Show”




Name Drafted Team, Year(s) TBJerryAzumah(’95-’98) 5thround Bears1999-2005 WRDavidBall(’03-’07) Freeagent Bears2007,Jets2008 OLJasonBall(’98-’01) Freeagent Chargers2002-2004 DBEtienneBoulay(’02-’05) Freeagent Jets2008 QBChrisBresnahan(’95-’96) Freeagent Patriots1996 WRAaronBrown(’04-’07) Freeagent Bills2007 LBScottCurtis(’84-’87) Freeagent Eagles1988 Broncos1989-90 LBSteveDoig(’78-’81) 3rdround Lions1984-85 Patriots1986-87 CPatDowney(’93-’97) Freeagent Chargers1997 OTJohnDriscoll(’84-’87) 12thround Bills CPaulDufalt(’82-’84) FreeAgent Giants OGJohnFlanagan(’82-’84) FreeAgent Broncos DLJoeFleming(’91-’94) FreeAgent Browns1995 Bears1999-2001 DEMikeFoley(’92-’95) 5thround Cardinals1996 WRDavidGamble(’90-’93) FreeAgent Broncos1996 RBAndreGarron(’82-’85) FreeAgent Chiefs1986 LBDwayneGordon(’89-’92) 8thround Dolphins1993 Falcons1994 Chargers1995 Jets1997-2000DB Corey Graham (’03-’07) 5th round Bears 2007-present LBBruceHuther(’73-’76) Freeagent Cowboys1977-80,1983 Browns1981 Bears1982 LBIliaJarostchuk(’83-’86) 5thround Cardinals1987,1989 Dolphins1988 Patriots1990 QBBobJean(’85-’88) 10thround Bengals1989 TETomJohnson(’83-’87) FreeAgent Giants1988 RBChadKackert(’05-’09) FreeAgent Jaguars2010 OLKenKaplan(’78-’82) 6thround Buccaneers1984-85 Saints1987 OGDutchKnox(’30-’34) Lions1934-36 OLGregKrause(’94-’98) Freeagent Bengals1998 FBDanKreider(’95-’99) FreeAgent Steelers2000-07 Rams2008 Cardinals2009 DT Paul Lindquist (’58-’61) 8th round Patriots 1961 FBLeeMcClinton(’90-’94) FreeAgent Dolphins1995 DLBrianO’Neil(’83-’85) FreeAgent Dolphins Raiders LBDaveRozumek(’72-’75) 12thround Chiefs1976-79 LBDwayneSabb(’88-’91) 6thround Patriots1992-95 Rams1997 QBRickySantos(’03-’07) FreeAgent Chiefs2008 OLBrianSaranovitz(’83-’85) FreeAgent Patriots TEScottSicko(’06-’09) FreeAgent Cowboys2010 RBAvromSmith(’91-’94) FreeAgent Bears1995 QBJimStayer(’91-’94) FreeAgent Patriots1994 OLRyanWard(’96-’00) FreeAgent Bears2001 LBSeanWare(’05-’09) FreeAgent Panthers2010 WRRandalWilliams(’96-’00) FreeAgent Jaguars2001 Cowboys2001-04 Raiders2005-06 TEJonathanWilliams(’01-’05) FreeAgent Rams2005

Randal Williams –JacksonvilleJaguars,DallasCowboys,OaklandRaiders(2001-2006)

Corey Graham–ChicagoBears(2007-present)

UNH PlaYERs IN tHE NFl

Jerry Azumah–ChicagoBears(1999-2005) Dan Kreider–PittsburghSteelers,St.LouisRams,ArizonaCardinals(2000-2009)

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CAA2004

VICTORIES IN FIVE OF THE LAST SIX GAMES AGAINST FBS PROGRAMS

North DivisioNC h A M P i o N s

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2008 2009

seniorGeorge Pecoraro

OFFENSIVE LINE

seniorSEAN CULLEN

TIGHT END

BEATING THE BOwL TEAMS

seniorChris jeannot

tight end

seniorMICKEY MANGIERI

WIDE RECEIVER

seniorJAMES JENKINS

LINEBACKER

September 1 Thursday at Toledo 7 p.m.10 Saturday at Lehigh 12:30 p.m.24 Saturday at Richmond* 3:30 p.m.

October1 Saturday HOLY CROSS 12 p.m.8 Saturday VILLANOVA* 12 p.m.15 Saturday at willam & Mary* 12 p.m. 22 Saturday vs. UMass! 3:30 p.m.29 Saturday RHOdE ISLANd* 12 p.m.

November5 Saturday JAMES MAdISON* 12 p.m.12 Saturday at Towson* TBA19 Saturday MAINE* 12 p.m.

HOME GAMES IN BOLd CAPS* - CAA game! - Colonial Clash (Foxboro, Mass.)

seniorrod walker

defensive back

seniormark petercuskie

linebacker

senioranthony gorrell

defensive back

seniorJason roachdefensive back

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