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2 0 1 0 F o o t b a l l M e d i a G u i d e 1

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4 fairmont State football 12 Season preview 14 rosters

Coaching Staff 20 Head Coach Mike lopez 22 assistant Coaches

Players 32 player profiles Opponents 48 falcon opponents

2009 In Review 52 2009 Statistics 55 Game-by-Game

Record Book 62 individual records 70 all-american/all-wviaC 71 lettermen 77 team records 85 Coaching records

Supporting the Falcons 88 athletic Director rusty elliott 90 Support Staff

2010 Football Media guide

2009 Guide AwArded Third-BesT

fairmont State’s 2009 football media guide was recognized as third-best in the country in its division, by the College Sports information Directors of america (CoSiDa). the guide was edited by adam Zundell, design and layout by tammy Holden and cover design by Kevin funk.

editor: adam Zundell design & Layout: tammy Holden Technical design Assistance: Kevin funk Bob Heffner Photography: John piscitelli Kevin funk adam Zundell pat Snively editorial & historical Assistance: Duane Cochran pat Snively philip fetty Printing: fairmont printing Company fairmont, w.va.

fairmont State University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution.

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2010 scheduleSeptember 2 at Clarion 6 p.m.11 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE (Sponsored by Cook Brothers Inc.) 1 p.m.18 at Shepherd Noon25 at Glenville State 1 p.m.30 WEST LIBERTY (Sponsored by Dan Cava Toyota) 8 p.m. Televised by CBS College Sports

October 9 at Charleston 1 p.m.16 at UNC Pembroke 2 p.m.23 WV WESLEYAN (Sponsored by Pepsi) 1 p.m.30 SETON HILL (Sponsored by Brickstreet Insurance) 3 p.m. Homecoming

November 6 at Concord# 1 p.m.13 WV STATE (Sponsored by Aquarium Lounge) 1 p.m.

# Princeton, W.Va. Home games in BOLD CAPS Times subject to change

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Media Infolocated on Duvall-rosier field’s west side, the fairmont State press box is

serviced by three sections: (1) radio booths, (2) president’s box and (3) visiting team officials, media and game staff. visiting and home official video camera-men areas are located on the roof of the press box. in inclement weather, tents are provided for both visiting and home camera crews. also on the press box roof are the bench phones for both visiting and home coaching staffs.

CredeNTiALs: Contact the Sports information office (304-367-4264) for all credentials. Credentials need to be arranged in advance of contest in order to be mailed or arranged for pick-up prior to the game. there is no media will-call area on game day. please do not request credentials for non-workers. Credentials are good for field access for photographers as well.

PArKiNG: accredited media personnel will be admitted to the press box lot. Show your credential and follow the attendant’s directions.

rAdiO: Contact the Sports information office in advance for credentials and radio booth information. Credentials and parking passes will be mailed in ad-vance of the event.

serViCes: programs, lineups, depth charts and game background are provided before each home game. team statistics will be distributed at halftime. play-by-play running accounts are provided. Complete team and individual statistics, lineups and substitutions and scoring summary are available after the game.

iNTerViews: player or coach interviews will be held after the game either on the field or outside the football locker room in the feaster Center. interviews should be coordinated by the sports information or football office.

Quick Factslocation fairmont, w.va.founded 1865enrollment 4,611nickname fighting falconsColors Maroon & whiteStadium (Cap) Duvall-rosier field (5,000)Surface fieldturfnational affiliation nCaa Division iiConference west virginia intercollegiate athleticpresident Dr. thomas Krepel athletic Director rusty elliottSports information Director adam Zundellathletic Department phone (304) 367-4220website fightingfalcons.com

COAChiNG sTAffHead Coach Mike lopez (fairmont State, ’98)record at fairmont State (yrs) 14-19 (3)overall record (yrs) Sameoffice phone 304-367-4117

AssisTANT COAChesricky Brumfield asst Head Coach/wr/Special teamsBryan fisher offensive Coordinator/offensive lineryan Dumont running BacksShannon Kelley QuarterbacksJl abbott offensive lineGary lanham tight ends

Mike fortier Defensive lineJohn Marano Strength & Conditioning/linebackersShahram Shafii Co-Defensive Coordinator/SecondaryMike Mainella Secondaryrichard iaquinta Special teams/Kickers

suPPOrT sTAffBob Cable trainerDr. Greg Hinton player life Skills DevelopmentJohn C. Jones ChaplainMatt lowther team fundraising Coordinator

TeAm iNfOrmATiON2009 record 3-8 Conference record/finish 3-5/6thBasic offense MultipleBasic Defense 3-3 Stackoff. Starters returning/lost 7/4Def. Starters returning/lost 7/4Specialists returning/lost 3/1letterwinners ret/lost 42/17

wViAC iNfOrmATiONMailing address 1422 Main Street, princeton, wv 24740phone (304) 487-6298fax (304) 487-6299wViAC staffBarry Bilzzard Commissionerwill prewitt associate CommissionerStephanie prewitt asst. Commissioner for internal affairs, Senior woman administratorBen Brownlee ComplianceDoug robbins Supervisor for football officials

NCAA iNfOrmATiONMailing address po Box 6222, indianapolis, in, 46206-6222phone (317) 917-622president Mark emmert

Media Personnel

NewsPAPertimes-west virginian Duane Cochran – fSU Beat reporter (304) 367-2544the Clarksburg exponent-telegram Danny Carpenter – Sports editor (304) 624-6411the Morgantown Dominion post eric Herter – Sports editor (304) 291-9429

TeLeVisiONwDtv (Channel 5 – weston) Joe Brocato – Sports Director (304) 848-5000wBoy (Channel 12 – Clarksburg) Greg Chandler – Sports Director (304) 623-3311

wire serViCesassociated press John raby – Sports Director (800) 642-8291

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www.fightingfalcons.comCOmPreheNsiVe COVerAGeall news releases are posted to fightingfalcons.com. fans and media can stay connected to all of the happenings at fairmont State regularly by checking the website. there’s no better coverage or access to falcon athletics than fightingfalcons.com.

GAme COVerAGeyou can get close to the action even if you can’t make it to Duvall-rosier field. every home game features live stats and live audio that can be found only online at fightingfalcons.com.

recaps and box scores of all games are posted shortly after the conclusion of the contest, and updated statistics are always available at fightingfalcons.com.

only fightingfalcons.com provides you with extensive photo galleries and videos of fairmont State athletic contests.

TeAm COVerAGelooking for information on any falcon player or coach? it’s all on fightingfalcons.com. player and coaches bios are found at the click of a finger.

Pride.PurPose.Passion.

in his very first press conference as head coach, mike Lopez said his program would be guided by these three principles. Lopez’s mantra has helped cultivate a winning attitude that permeates through all aspects of the football program.

Pride. No team in the wViAC has the rich tradition that fairmont state boasts. The falcons were the first team in west Virginia to win a national championship in football in 1967 under legendary coach deacon duvall. The falcons have also won a conference-best 17 wViAC titles. Current coaches and student-athletes embrace the legacy of those before them.

Purpose. every drill, every meeting and every practice has a goal: to become a better player. from that goal, players and coaches strive together to achieve at a high level. By continuing to develop student-athletes as players and people, positive results on the field are unavoidable.

Passion. To borrow from ralph waldo emerson, “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” embodied in its high-energy head coach, fairmont state football is played with excitement and fervor from the first play in practice to the last play of a game.

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Twelve players have been named first team All-wViAC in mike Lopez’s three

years as head coach. west Virginia native dewey mcdonald was a first team All-wViAC selection as a freshman in 2009.

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have earned All-America honors at fairmont state, including 2007 wViAC defensive Player of the Year Vince Black.

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Character

F ocus on w.i.N (What’s Important Now)

A cademics, Academics, Academics

L ive the “GOOd” life (Do things right…the first time)

C haracter & Choices (Cause & Effect)

O wnership (Your name is on everything that you do)

N o excuses for anything.

The fairmont state football program is committed to the

full character development of its student-athletes. falcon

players take an active role in the community by volunteering

their time and service to numerous local organizations, such

as reading to local elementary students, the salvation Army,

relay for Life, local Pop warner programs, special Olympics,

the local Boys and Girls Club to name just a few. head coach

mike Lopez wants his staff and players to use their status as

role models for the betterment of the community.

a true Falcon is:

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Academic

fairmont state has several resources to help itsstudent-athletes be successful in the classroom

including:

tutoring. free one-on-one tutoring for everycourse offered at fairmont state.

supplemental instructors (si). A program where students who have taken a particular course and received an “A” then teach that same course to

current players to give a different perspective from their instructor.

individual Mentor academic Program (iMaP). A program that gives one-on-one

attention to student-athletes with academic, athletics and personal issues.

Disability services are available for anystudent-athlete with any form of learning disability.

in addition to civic responsibilities, fairmont state excels in the

classroom as well. in 2009-10, 51 players (over 50 percent of

the team) earned a grade point average of 3.0 or higher during

the school year, including 10 that registered a 4.0. The team’s

grade point average was an impressive 2.90, surpassing its goal

of 2.85 and setting the bar higher for future success. in addition,

fairmont state’s student-athlete graduation rate is 78 percent,

which is the best of any school in the state of west Virginia.

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game Day at Duvall-Rosier Field

fairmont state’s duvall-rosier field is the home of the fighting falcon football program. The 5,000 seat stadium is located at the top of campus, but is the center of attention during game days. duvall-rosier field has 150 seatback chairs, lights that allow for televised night games, a fully equipped press box with two levels and a fieldTurf playing surface that ensures that the falcons will not play or practice on a better surface than what is at duvall-rosier field.

As the excitement has grown around the football program over the last few seasons, so has the attendance at duvall-rosier field. fairmont state has been among the league leaders in attendance averaging over 2,000 fans per game over the last two seasons. Last season, fairmont state had two games with crowds estimated at over 5,000.

A game at duvall-rosier field is an event for the whole family that includes fun, food and football. hours before kickoff, the parking lots start filling with cars and smoke from tailgates begin to fill the air as fans prepare to cheer on the falcons. students, who gather at an adjacent lot called the “falcon Nest,” gather and have their own tailgate area for games and activities as well.

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fairmont state was recognized nationally by the NCAA for its Community engagement initiative “Getting To Know You,” which helped kick off the 2009 football season and the 2009-10 school year. Community groups, such as the marion County Chamber of Commerce, were encouraged to come to the game and to meet the new president of the university. At the same time, football student-athletes went out in the community to hand out wrist bands, schedule cards and posters, personally inviting the community to come to the game and support fsu. The idea was to make the experience of going to a fairmont state athletic event personal to the community by meeting the players and fsu President Tom Krepel.

fairmont state had two crowds estimated at over 5,000 in 2009, including fsu’s televised game against Glenville state.

come visit us.Whether you grew up with Fairmont State inyour own backyard or you’ve never set foot inWest Virginia, come visit us.

It’s the only way to know if Fairmont State University is right for you.

To schedule your visit...

ContaCt oUr oFFICe oF admISSIonSand reCrUItement

Web Site: www.fairmontstate.edu

toll-free: (800) 641-5678

Campus Visit: (304) 367-4892

admissions: [email protected]

Financial aid: [email protected]

Housing: [email protected]

While you’re here, you can:• See the entire campus• Meet professors and coaches• Cover the ins and outs of financial aid

every fall and spring, we schedule Saturday Visitation days so you, your family and friends can visit the campus and attend information sessions on admissions, financial aid and residence life. You can meet with faculty about the academic colleges, schools and departments. Be sure and catch one of the campus tours that are offered throughout the day.

2010-11 Saturday Campus Visitation days:

october 30, 2010march 26, 2011

register online: www.fairmontstate.edu/CVd

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with numerous sections and components to a football team – even the offense, defense and special teams are each broken down into even smaller subsets – it’s easy to see how one mistake can trigger a chain reaction, ultimately leading to a breakdown. that domino effect is encapsulates the 2009 fairmont State football team, where one in-game mistakes got compounded by another, which led to losses which affected the team’s overall confidence for the next game. and, in a short while, the fighting falcons had a tough time getting off the mat while facing an incredibly brutal schedule that ranked among the most difficult in the country. what had seemed to be a promising season for the falcons was almost over before every getting started.

Despite that letdown, head coach Mike lopez is more determined than ever to lead the falcons back to glory. while lessons were certainly learned in the 2009 season, lopez is confident in his approach and philosophy.

“Just because we were losing doesn’t mean we’re lost,” lopez says emphatically. “when you win, you feel like you have things figured out. when you lose, you evaluate things from a-to-Z, and we’ve done that and we know where we are and how to get to where we want to be.”

Offenseone of the biggest changes from last

season is the addition of Bryan fisher to the coaching staff as the offensive coordinator. fisher has Division i experience and has spent the last seven seasons as a successful head coach at robert C. Byrd High School.

“i’ve known coach fisher for a long time, i know his demeanor and personality – and it’s what we needed,” lopez says. “i think his addition changes our team in terms of moving the ball, scoring points and overall confidence.”

fisher has plenty of weapons at his disposal, but heading into the season is still in search of a guy who can make it all happen from the quarterback position.

Senior vick Bradford has the most experience of any of the signal callers returning, but is still recovering from an injury and may not be ready to go by summer camp.

Season PreviewBrandon Hyler made some strides in the spring and performed well at the annual Maroon & white game. the falcons also brought in highly touted local product logan Moore out of fairmont Senior High to compete for the job immediately. Colby treadway is another true freshman who will be given a look in august.

“Having a consistent offensive system is critical for any quarterback to succeed,” lopez says. “whoever is back there, if they do what the system and what the coaches ask you to do, they’ll be fine. and we have quality kids and good leaders back there, and that’s key.”

the quarterback will have several weapons at his disposal, mainly wideout perry Baker. Baker, who was slowed the entire year by a high ankle sprain he suffered on his second touch of the season, is fully healthy. Baker is undoubtedly one of the most electric players in the league and should thrive in the offensive system.

“perry will have the bulls eye on his back once again,” lopez says. “teams respect his ability. He’s dynamic and a game changer. the key for perry will be to stay healthy and stay on the field so that he can be a factor.”

the falcons also have added 6-3 junior college transfer eric eitson as another weapon at wideout. Matt wilmer had an impressive spring and will see time as a slot receiver. Junior Derek Sevier is a big target, and falcon cager Chris thompson joined the football team and impressed the staff with his ability to catch the ball. freshmen aaron fetty, frank taitano, trey wiggins, Chris St. Hilaire could also have an impact at wide receiver.

in the backfield, the falcons have a variety of options to suit their plan of attack. Big, bruising back Doug Brazill, who is seventh all-time at fairmont State in career rushing, gets tough yards between the tackles but also has a burst that can get away from the second level. Sophomore Scott victorio is a quicker back that fisher would like to get out in space either out of the backfield or in the slot. patrick pinchinat is big at 6-2, but also has tremendous speed to go with the size. redshirt freshman Damon waters and sophomore Matt Griffin have the talent and work ethic to garner playing time as well. Junior fullback Cody reed is another tough

runner who likes to block as much as he likes to carry the ball.

the falcons will be young and thin up front, but not without talent. left tackle Matt Khouri, who many believe is among the top linemen in the region, is back to full strength after being injured for portions of the 2009 campaign. Junior Josh Kniceley is a returning starter who is a consistent force at right tackle, and will share time with the 6-7, 300-pound Jon Mcnemar. Junior pat Halpin has seen significant time in the lineup during his first two seasons, and he and sophomore Joe angotti will be in the mix for the job at right tackle. newcomer Chris furbee, along with returners nick Gwinn and Colin Casselman will battle for the job at left guard. nick Shrader and Chase lafferty will compete for the center position.

defensethe falcon defense, under the direction of

Mike lopez, has consistently given fairmont State the opportunity to win games over the past few years. However, when the offense struggled, it also impacted the defense as far as time on the field and morale. this year, lopez hopes that a resurgent offense will have a positive impact on the other side of the ball and make a good defense even better.

the falcons are big, physical and deep up front, and have game-changing talent in the secondary in 2010. in between, fSU will need to develop its linebacking corps to be the top unit it expects to be.

the falcons feature several talented players that they can use in a variety of ways up front in its 3-3 stack defense. one of those is defensive end junior luke Black. Black exploded onto the scene as a freshman with 11 sacks in his first year, but faced much more attention in his second year. even though his sack numbers dipped as teams paid more attention to him, his total tackles went up and the respect for his play was evidenced by him earning first team all-wviaC honors and second team all-region recognition.

“when you have an odd front, it’s easy to double him, and i think teams paid attention to him,” lopez says. “Sacks don’t tell the story about luke’s play – we were happy with his play. He’s a different, special kid who is

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Junior tony patterson will see an increased role on the other end of the line. patterson made four starts as a sophomore and recorded 33 tackles. Shane Springer, M.J. twyman, Shane Springer and Jordan Greathouse will all see plenty of action up front as part of a regular rotation.

in the middle of the line the falcons return sophomore Jack Charles. Charles is a classic nose guard at 6-0 and well over 300 pounds. Devin Johnson has the strength to play at nose but also the athletic ability to play on the end if called upon as well.

for the first time in several years the fSU linebackers will not be anchored by either vince or nate Black. Senior middle linebacker Dan Dario has been a regular in his time at fairmont State playing in 33 games and recording 133 total tackles during that span and is expected to lead the linebacker unit.

at strong side linebacker, redshirt freshman James Mcveigh is a smart player who had a strong spring that will allow him to be the starter at that position in the fall. Junior David pack was second on the team in tackles in 2009 with 68 and will need to continue to progress and build off that season.

at the weak side linebacker, two players who have previously seen limited action will be asked to step up into a more prominent role. Junior Brian turner played in eight games and made two starts in 2009, and senior parker Deem played in all 11 games and made three starts for the falcons last season.

with the lack of experience already at the position, freshmen like Jake Kelly, ryan watts, todd Steward and remington Skarzinski could come in and push for time as well.

in the secondary, fSU features one of the top athletes in the league in sophomore Dewey McDonald at the at free safety position. McDonald picked off five passes last year and set a school record with 161 interception return yards (including one 85-yard return for a touchdown). He used his speed to break up five passes and his strength to force three fumbles. He was a first team all-wviaC pick and will continue to be a focal point when offensive coaches look at fairmont State’s defense on film.

“Dewey has really progressed fast, and he’s going to continue in that direction,” lopez says. “He’s a good player and obviously has a lot of talent. He’s also developing into a leader for us.”

Junior Greg Underwood, who plays the

bandit position, is another versatile athlete in the falcon secondary. Underwood had 68 tackles a season ago, including eight for a loss and three sacks, in addition to picking off three passes and breaking up three others. Senior J.J. Mayer, who split time on the defense and at quarterback last year, is a smart player who is another good option at the position. nick Higinbotham has been slowed by injuries but has good speed and can supply depth for the falcons. at the spur position, sophomore Daniel Strosnider returns after playing in all 11 games and making six starts a season ago.

at corner, junior ryland newman and sophomore Scott Davidson are expected to see action. newman, who also plays basketball for the falcons, was a regular starter last season, but still needs to be more consistent on each play. Davidson was primarily a reserve last season but had a strong spring. Junior raynell Hall and redshirt freshman ronnie lockhart are talented players who will see regular action for the falcons. lopez would like to develop more depth at the position once camp starts.

specialistson special teams, the falcons boast senior

return man Zack page, who has a chance at several nCaa Division ii records in terms of kick returns and yardage. page, a two-time second team all-wviaC specialist, had over 1,000 kick return yards and took two kicks back for touchdowns in 2009. He gives the falcon offense good field position nearly every time he gets an opportunity. page, along with Scott victorio, are also viable options as a punt returner.

punter Ben landis returns this fall after missing last season with a knee injury. english place kicker frank Keenan joined the team in the spring and has a live leg. landis and Keenan are working in the offseason to round out their skills so that they will be able to back each other up in case of injury.

scheduleonce again, the falcons will face one of

the toughest schedules in the country. last season, fSU’s strength of schedule was ranked 20th in the country. Many of those teams, including two teams that made the nCaa playoffs, dot the 2010 schedule.

the falcons open up with the pSaC member Clarion, who completely turned

the program around in 2009 and posted a 7-3 record. the Golden eagles spent several weeks regionally ranked. fSU will open things up at home against notre Dame College out of Cleveland the following week.

after that, the falcons begin a treacherous stretch as wviaC play opens. the falcons take on perennial conference power Shepherd, followed by talented rival Glenville State, a team that will be looking to avenge a 50-37 loss last season in front of a televised audience. after that, the nation will turn its attention to fairmont and Duvall-rosier field as the falcons welcome nationally ranked west liberty on a thursday night. the game will be televised live nationally on CBS College Sports as part of the nCaa Division ii’s television deal.

things don’t get any easier after that as fSU travels to face Charleston, a team that narrowly missed out on the playoffs last year and UnC pembroke, a team that did make the playoffs in 2009. fairmont State closes the season with three of its final four games at home against wv wesleyan, Seton Hill (Homecoming) and wv State. the falcons will travel to Concord prior to the final game of the year against the yellow Jackets.

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1 eric eitson Jr. wr 6-3 210 augusta, Ga./west Hills CC2 Brandon tucker So. DB 5-9 185 Morgantown, w.va./University3 Brian turner Jr. lB 6-0 215 lusby, Md./patuxent4 vick Bradford Sr. QB 5-11 180 Upper Marlboro, Md./frederick Douglass5 Scott victorio So. rB 5-7 185 Brooklyn, n.y./Brooke (wv)6 Stephan Johnson Sr. te 6-3 230 rockville, Md./Gaithersburg7 Doug Brazill Sr. rB 5-9 215 Daytona Beach, fla./atlantic8 perry Baker Sr. wr 6-2 185 new Smyrna, fla./Spruce Creek9 Chris thompson fr. wr 6-2 205 frederick, Md./frederick10 Zack page Sr. wr 5-8 175 plain City, ohio/Jonathan alder11 logan Moore fr. QB 5-11 185 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior12 ryland newman Jr. DB 5-11 185 ranson, w.va./Jefferson13 Cody Morgan fr. QB 6-2 215 Monongah, w.va./north Marion14 Brandon Hyler So. QB 6-4 215 Harpers ferry, w.va./Jefferson15 Ben landis r-Jr. p 6-3 185 Johnstown, pa./Johnstown16 Colby treadway fr. QB 6-2 205 peytona, w.va./Sherman17 frank Keenan Jr. K/p 5-10 185 Byfleet, england18 Chris St. Hillaire fr. wr 5-9 175 tallahassee, fla./Godby19 frank taitano fr. wr 5-11 170 lusby, Md./patuxent20 Greg Suggs fr. DB 5-11 185 arlington, texas/Mansfield21 Dewey McDonald So. DB 6-1 205 ranson, w.va./Jefferson22 nick Higinbotham So. DB 5-10 170 Greensburg, pa./Hempfield area23 J.J. Mayer Sr. DB 5-10 195 Clarksburg, w.va./robert C. Byrd24 Damon waters r-fr. rB 5-8 160 Bridgeport, w.va./Grafton25 Joey rockovich So. DB 5-10 160 Murrysville, pa./franklin regional26 raynell Hall Jr. DB 5-9 165 Upper Marlboro, Md./frederick Douglass27 Matt wilmer So. wr 6-1 190 Keyser, w.va./Keyser28 patrick pinchinat Jr. rB 6-2 230 Cary, n.C./Cary29 Bryan wilson r-fr. DB 5-11 185 Cary, n.C./Cary30 Greg Jones fr. DB 5-11 175 Charleston, w.va./George washington31 Cody reed Jr. rB 5-11 225 Berkeley Springs, w.va./Berkeley Springs32 Matt Griffin So. rB 5-6 170 Clarksburg, w.va./liberty33 Scott Davidson So. DB 5-9 170 Columbus, ohio/eastmoor academy34 Hunter ferguson fr. rB 5-11 230 parkerburg, w.va./parkersburg South35 alan Klein fr. rB 5-6 155 wellsburg, w.va./weirton Madonna36 eric elliott fr. DB 5-10 175 Mannington, w.va./north Marion37 Daniel Strosnider So. DB 5-11 190 Morgantown, w.va./Morgantown38 ronnie lockhart r-fr. DB 5-10 180 ft. lauderdale, fla./Stranahan39 Dominic St. Gerard fr. rB 5-8 175 ft. lauderdale, fla./Stranahan40 Greg Underwood Jr. DB 6-0 200 anderson, S.C./t.l. Hanna41 parker Deem Sr. lB 6-0 220 ripley, w.va./ripley42 aaron Moore So. rB 6-0 210 fairmont, w.va./east fairmont43 James Mcveigh r-fr. lB 5-11 210 ponte vedra, fla./alan D. nease44 trey wiggins fr. wr 5-10 160 Steubenville, ohio/Steubenville

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45 Chris Stanton So. rB 6-0 230 Clarksburg, w.va./notre Dame (Shepherd)46 M.J. twyman r-Sr. lB 6-1 250 piedmont, w.va./Keyser47 Jake young fr. lB 6-3 225 ravenswood, w.va./ravenswood (wvU)49 Sage Cutri fr. te 6-1 210 Steubenville, ohio/Steubenville50 John illory fr. lB 6-0 220 tallahassee, fla./Godby51 Dan Dario Sr. lB 6-1 230 akron, ohio/Hoban52 todd Steward fr. lB 6-2 220 lake City, fla./Columbia53 Jake Kelly r-fr. lB 6-2 220 Charleston, w.va./Capital54 David pack Jr. lB 6-2 235 Charleston, w.va./Capital (antelope valley)55 Garrett Davis fr. lB 6-3 215 Havana, fla./florida HS56 tony patterson Jr. lB 6-2 230 Upper Marlboro, Md./fredrick Douglass57 Michael Koscevic fr. lB 5-10 205 wellsburg, w.va./Brooke58 ryan watts r-fr. lB 6-0 195 Morgantown, w.va./University59 remington Skarzinski fr. lB 5-11 190 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior62 Joe angotti So. ol 6-2 270 Clarksburg, w.va./notre Dame63 Chase lafferty fr. ol 6-2 280 fayetteville, w.va./fayetteville65 nick Shrader r-fr. ol 6-2 275 plain City, ohio/Jonathan alder 67 Clay Krebs fr. ol 6-4 300 point pleasant, w.va./point pleasant 69 Jonathan Mcnemar So. ol 6-7 305 Charlton Heights, w.va./valley fayette70 Juwan floyd fr. ol 6-0 245 tallahassee, fla./Godby72 Jack Charles So. Dl 6-1 335 Monroeville, pa./Gateway73 pat Halpin Jr. ol 6-5 285 Munroe falls, ohio/Stow-Munroe falls74 tyler thompson fr. ol 6-2 265 Madison, w.va./Scott75 Josh Kniceley Jr. ol 6-4 305 Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport76 nick Gwinn So. ol 6-4 275 Beckley, w.va./woodrow wilson77 Matt Khouri Sr. ol 6-5 330 pittsburgh, pa./Schenley78 Colin Casselman r-fr. ol 6-3 305 Morgantown, w.va./Morgantown79 Chris furbee fr. ol 6-5 310 Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport80 logan Seabolt So. wr 6-3 180 ripley, w.va./ripley81 Quint Cochran fr. wr 6-3 180 Monongah, w.va./north Marion82 erem ntui fr. wr 6-4 175 orange park, fla./fleming island84 Michael Keim Jr. wr 5-10 175 terra alta, w.va./preston85 Mark Sampson So. wr 5-10 195 Moundsville, w.va./John Marshall 86 aaron fetty fr. wr 6-1 185 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior87 Mark Heefner Jr. te 6-3 235 Shippensburg, pa./Shippensburg88 Derek Sevier Jr. wr 6-5 235 fairmont, w.va./east fairmont89 Sean Marion So. te 6-2 215 Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport90 Jordan Greathouse So. De 6-4 245 Stow, ohio/Stow-Munroe falls91 luke Black Jr. De 6-5 265 Marietta, ohio/parkersburg Catholic92 anthony Domico r-fr. Dl 6-0 245 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior94 travis Bunner So. Dl 6-2 315 parkersburg, w.va./parkersburg95 Blake Brooks fr. ol/Dl 6-3 320 Charleston, w.va./South Charleston96 Shane Springer Jr. De 6-1 230 Mt. Clare, w.va./Bridgeport97 Bryan Spruill So. Dl 6-4 260 wellsburg, w.va./Brooke98 ryan Shine r-fr. Dl 6-4 240 Morgantown, w.va./University99 Devin Johnson Jr. Dl 6-0 280 Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg

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62 Joe anGotti So. ol 6-2 270 Clarksburg, w.va./notre Dame8 perry BaKer Sr. wr 6-2 185 new Smyrna, fla./Spruce Creek91 luke BlaCK Jr. De 6-5 265 Marietta, ohio/parkersburg Catholic4 vick BraDforD Sr. QB 5-11 180 Upper Marlboro, Md./frederick Douglass7 Doug BraZill Sr. rB 5-9 215 Daytona Beach, fla./atlantic95 Blake BrooKS fr. ol/Dl 6-3 320 Charleston, w.va./South Charleston94 travis BUnner So. Dl 6-2 315 parkersburg, w.va./parkersburg78 Colin CaSSelMan r-fr. ol 6-3 305 Morgantown, w.va./Morgantown72 Jack CHarleS So. Dl 6-1 335 Monroeville, pa./Gateway81 Quint CoCHran fr. wr 6-3 180 Monongah, w.va./north Marion49 Sage CUtri fr. te 6-1 210 Steubenville, ohio/Steubenville51 Dan Dario Sr. lB 6-1 230 akron, ohio/Hoban33 Scott DaviDSon So. DB 5-9 170 Columbus, ohio/eastmoor academy55 Garrett DaviS fr. lB 6-3 215 Havana, fla./florida HS41 parker DeeM Sr. lB 6-0 220 ripley, w.va./ripley92 anthony DoMiCo r-fr. Dl 6-0 245 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior1 eric eitSon Jr. wr 6-3 210 augusta, Ga./west Hills CC36 eric elliott fr. DB 5-10 175 Mannington, w.va./north Marion34 Hunter ferGUSon fr. rB 5-11 230 parkerburg, w.va./parkersburg South86 aaron fetty fr. wr 6-1 185 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior70 Juwan floyD fr. ol 6-0 245 tallahassee, fla./Godby79 Chris fUrBee fr. ol 6-5 310 Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport90 Jordan GreatHoUSe So. De 6-4 245 Stow, ohio/Stow-Munroe falls32 Matt Griffin So. rB 5-6 170 Clarksburg, w.va./liberty76 nick Gwinn So. ol 6-4 275 Beckley, w.va./woodrow wilson26 raynell Hall Jr. DB 5-9 165 Upper Marlboro, Md./frederick Douglass73 pat Halpin Jr. ol 6-5 285 Munroe falls, ohio/Stow-Munroe falls87 Mark Heefner Jr. te 6-3 235 Shippensburg, pa./Shippensburg22 nick HiGinBotHaM So. DB 5-10 170 Greensburg, pa./Hempfield area14 Brandon Hyler So. QB 6-4 215 Harpers ferry, w.va./Jefferson99 Devin JoHnSon Jr. Dl 6-0 280 Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg6 Stephan JoHnSon Sr. te 6-3 230 rockville, Md./Gaithersburg30 Greg JoneS fr. DB 5-11 175 Charleston, w.va./George washington67 Clay KreBS fr. ol 6-4 300 point pleasant, w.va./point pleasant50 John illory fr. lB 6-0 220 tallahassee, fla./Godby17 frank Keenan Jr. K/p 5-10 185 Byfleet, england84 Michael KeiM Jr. wr 5-10 175 terra alta, w.va./preston53 Jake Kelly r-fr. lB 6-2 220 Charleston, w.va./Capital77 Matt KHoUri Sr. ol 6-5 330 pittsburgh, pa./Schenley35 alan Klein fr. rB 5-6 155 wellsburg, w.va./weirton Madonna75 Josh KniCeley Jr. ol 6-4 305 Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport63 Chase lafferty fr. ol 6-2 280 fayetteville, w.va./fayetteville15 Ben lanDiS r-Jr. p 6-3 185 Johnstown, pa./Johnstown

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38 ronnie loCKHart r-fr. DB 5-10 180 ft. lauderdale, fla./Stranahan89 Sean Marion So. te 6-2 215 Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport23 J.J. Mayer Sr. DB 5-10 195 Clarksburg, w.va./robert C. Byrd21 Dewey McDonalD So. DB 6-1 205 ranson, w.va./Jefferson69 Jonathan McneMar So. ol 6-7 305 Charlton Heights, w.va./valley fayette43 James McveiGH r-fr. lB 5-11 210 ponte vedra, fla./alan D. nease42 aaron Moore So. rB 6-0 210 fairmont, w.va./east fairmont11 logan Moore fr. QB 5-11 185 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior13 Cody MorGan fr. QB 6-2 215 Monongah, w.va./north Marion12 ryland newMan Jr. DB 5-11 185 ranson, w.va./Jefferson82 erem ntUi fr. wr 6-4 175 orange park, fla./fleming island57 Michael KoSCeviC fr. lB 5-10 205 wellsburg, w.va./Brooke54 David paCK Jr. lB 6-2 235 Charleston, w.va./Capital (antelope valley)10 Zack paGe Sr. wr 5-8 175 plain City, ohio/Jonathan alder56 tony patterSon Jr. lB 6-2 230 Upper Marlboro, Md./fredrick Douglass28 patrick pinCHinat Jr. rB 6-2 230 Cary, n.C./Cary31 Cody reeD Jr. rB 5-11 225 Berkeley Springs, w.va./Berkeley Springs25 Joey roCKoviCH So. DB 5-10 160 Murrysville, pa./franklin regional39 Dominic St. GerarD fr. rB 5-8 175 ft. lauderdale, fla./Stranahan18 Chris St. Hillaire fr. wr 5-9 175 tallahassee, fla./Godby85 Mark SaMpSon So. wr 5-10 195 Moundsville, w.va./John Marshall80 logan SeaBolt So. wr 6-3 180 ripley, w.va./ripley88 Derek Sevier Jr. wr 6-5 235 fairmont, w.va./east fairmont98 ryan SHine r-fr. Dl 6-4 240 Morgantown, w.va./University65 nick SHraDer r-fr. ol 6-2 275 plain City, ohio/Jonathan alder59 remington SKarZinSKi fr. lB 5-11 190 fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior96 Shane SprinGer Jr. De 6-1 230 Mt. Clare, w.va./Bridgeport97 Bryan SprUill So. Dl 6-4 260 wellsburg, w.va./Brooke45 Chris Stanton So. rB 6-0 230 Clarksburg, w.va./notre Dame (Shepherd)52 todd StewarD fr. lB 6-2 220 lake City, fla./Columbia37 Daniel StroSniDer So. DB 5-11 190 Morgantown, w.va./Morgantown19 frank taitano fr. wr 5-11 170 lusby, Md./patuxent9 Chris tHoMpSon fr. wr 6-2 205 frederick, Md./frederick74 tyler tHoMpSon fr. ol 6-2 265 Madison, w.va./Scott16 Colby treaDway fr. QB 6-2 205 peytona, w.va./Sherman2 Brandon tUCKer So. DB 5-9 185 Morgantown, w.va./University3 Brian tUrner Jr. lB 6-0 215 lusby, Md./patuxent46 M.J. twyMan r-Sr. lB 6-1 250 piedmont, w.va./Keyser40 Greg UnDerwooD Jr. DB 6-0 200 anderson, S.C./t.l. Hanna5 Scott viCtorio So. rB 5-7 185 Brooklyn, n.y./Brooke (wv)24 Damon waterS r-fr. rB 5-8 160 Bridgeport, w.va./Grafton58 ryan wattS r-fr. lB 6-0 195 Morgantown, w.va./University44 trey wiGGinS fr. wr 5-10 160 Steubenville, ohio/Steubenville27 Matt wilMer So. wr 6-1 190 Keyser, w.va./Keyser29 Bryan wilSon r-fr. DB 5-11 185 Cary, n.C./Cary47 Jake yoUnG fr. lB 6-3 225 ravenswood, w.va./ravenswood (wvU)

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Joe angotti (Clarksburg)Blake Brooks (Charleston)travis Bunner (parkersburg)Colin Casselman (Morgantown)Quint Cochran (Monongah)parker Deem (ripley)anthony Domico (fairmont)eric elliott (Mannington)Hunter ferguson (parkersburg)aaron fetty (fairmont)Chris furbee (Bridgeport)Matt Griffin (Clarksburg)nick Gwinn (Beckley)Clay Krebs (point pleasant)Brandon Hyler (Harpers ferry)Greg Jones (Charleston)Jake Kelly (Charleston)Michael Kiem (terra alta)alan Klein (wellsburg)Josh Kniceley (Bridgeport)Chase lafferty (fayetteville)Sean Marion (Bridgeport)J.J. Mayer (Clarksburg)Dewey McDonald (ranson)Jonathan Mcnemar (Charlton

Heights)aaron Moore (fairmont)logan Moore (fairmont)Cody Morgan (Monongah)ryland newman (ranson)Michael Koscevic (wellsburg)David pack (Charleston)Cody reed (Berkeley Springs)Mark Samson (Moundsville)logan Seabolt (ripley)Derek Sevier (fairmont)ryan Shine (Morgantown)remington Skarzinski (fairmont)Shane Springer (Mt. Clare)Bryan Spruill (wellsburg)Chris Stanton (Clarksburg)Daniel Strosnider (Morgantown)tyler thompson (Madison)Colby treadway (peytona)Brandon tucker (Morgantown)M.J. twyman (piedmont)Damon waters (Bridgeport)ryan watts (Morgantown)Matt wilmer (Keyser)Jake young (ravenswood)

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england (1)

frank Keenan (Byfleet)

florida (10)

perry Baker (new Smyrna)Doug Brazill (Daytona Beach)Juwan floyd (tallahassee)John illory (tallahassee)ronnie lockhart (ft. lauderdale)James Mcveigh (ponte vedra)erem ntui (orange park)Dominic St. Gerard (tallahassee)Chris St. Hillaire (tallahassee)todd Steward (lake City)

Georgia (1)

eric eitson (augusta)

maryland (8)

vick Bradford (Upper Marlboro)Devin Johnson (Gaithersburg)Stephan Johnson (rockville)raynell Hall (Upper Marlboro)tony patterson (Upper Marlboro)frank taitano (lusby)Chris thompson (frederick)Brian turner (lusby)

New York (1)

Scott victorio (Brooklyn)

North Carolina (2)

patrick pinchinat (Cary)Brian wilson (Cary)

south Carolina (1)

Greg Underwood

Ohio (9)

luke Black (Marietta)Sage Cutri (Steubenville)Dan Dario (akron) Scott Davidson (Columbus)Jordan Greathouse (Stow)pat Halpin (Munroe falls)Zack page (plain City)nick Shrader (plain City)trey wiggins (Steubenville)

Pennsylvania (6)

Jack Charles (Monroeville)Mark Heefner (Shippensburg)nick Higinbotham (Greensburg)Matt Khouri (pittsburgh)Ben landis (Johnstown)Joey rockovich (Murrysville)

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with unmatched energy, enthusiasm and innovation, head coach Mike lopez is deter-mined to return fairmont State to the promi-nence is enjoyed in previous decades. in three years as head coach, the fairmont State alum and letterman has already impacted every facet of the program in a positive manner. Known for his motor and heart as a player, lopez is more than just an excited young coach on the sideline; he is also one of the brightest. for eight seasons lopez has consis-tently produced one of the top defensive units in the wviaC and country.

in his first season as head coach, lopez led fairmont State to its first winning season in six years. the fighting falcons rallied and ended the season with four-straight wins. fairmont State had 19 players earn all-con-ference honors – more than any other team in the league – including wviaC Defensive player of the year and all-american vince Black. lopez led a defensive unit that ended the season ranked 14th nationally in scoring defense (16.5 ppg) and 18th in rushing de-fense (102.4 ypg). the falcons posted three shutouts in the same season for the first time since 1973.

in 2008, fairmont State started its young-est defense in years on its way to a 5-6 record. nate Black and David Hill were first team all-wviaC selections, and Hill also became the sixth player in seven years to earn all-america recognition. last season, the falcons had nine players earn all-wviaC honors, including three first team selections on the defensive side of the ball.

in the offseason, lopez, his staff and play-ers worked diligently to engage with the community in a variety of endeavors. lopez believes in the total development of the stu-dent-athlete and wants the football program to be a source of pride within the local com-

had players earn first team all-conference recognition 25 times, wviaC Defensive player of the week 17 times and all-northeast region 16 times. in total, lopez has coached athletes to 62 all-conference honors in his eight seasons as defensive coordinator, and 15 have played in the east Coast Division ii all-Star game.

lopez was a standout defensive end for the falcons and was a team captain during the 1996-97 seasons. the 1996 falcons won the west virginia Conference championship.

He is a 1993 graduate of notre Dame High School in Clarksburg and played his first two years of college football at potomac State College in Keyser, w.va. He was a team cap-tain for the Catamounts. He transferred to fairmont in the spring semester of 1996 and finished his career with the falcons, graduat-ing with honors in 1998. He then enrolled in graduate school at west virginia University,

munity. as a former fighting falcon himself, he has also worked hard at reuniting fellow football players with the current program. the “Springcoming” festivities, held in conjunc-tion with the Maroon-white game, have been a large success in bringing former players back on campus for fun and fellowship.

as evidenced by his first three recruiting classes, lopez wants to build a championship program with deep roots in west virginia. as a Clarksburg, w.va. native, he firmly believes that local talent can compete on a regional and national level. the annual west virgina north-South games have been loaded with players bound for fairmont State.

Under his guidance, lopez has coached six all-americans: Josh ison (2002), ed Smith (2003), Matt vance (2005), andre pope (2006), vince Black (2007) and David Hill (2008), and one academic all-american: Jason Dauch (2004). the falcon defense has

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• Three defensive players were named first team all-wviaC, including west virginia na-tive and freshman star Dewey McDonald. the falcon defense was second in the conference in pass defense and picked off 17 passes on the year, and fourth in the league in total de-fense.

• The 2008 season witnessed a young team suffer three losses by seven points or less and four games by a total of just 21 points. the team also posted a winning record against its non–conference opponents for the second consecutive year.

• In his first season as head coach in 2007, lopez coached the fighting falcons to its first winning season in six years by leading fairmont State to a 6-5 record. the falcons led the wviaC in total defense, posted three shutouts on the year and were ranked in the top 20 nationally in scoring and rushing defense. linebacker vince Black earned all-america honors and became just the fourth player to be named wviaC Defensive player of the year.

• Also in 2007, Fairmont State was undefeated against non-conference opponents (3-0) for the first time since 1981. lopez is 5-1 in two seasons against teams from outside the wviaC.

• In 2006 as assistant head coach and defen-sive coordinator, lopez’ defensive unit was among the stingiest in the conference and the country allowing just 16.2 points per game. the unit gave up just 18 touchdowns all season long, and was second in the con-

where he was named the Graduate Student of the year in the School of physical education in 2001. at the same time, lopez remained a student-assistant coach at fairmont State. the 2000 football team also won the west virginia Conference championship. while in graduate school, he served as a graduate assistant instructor in the School of physical education. while working on his second mas-ter’s degree, he served as a graduate assistant on rich rodriguez’s first wvU football staff during the 2001 season.

lopez has continued the development of academic excellence for this program. Under the direction of academic coordinator ricky

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Brumfield, this football team has put up some impressive numbers in the last three academ-ic years. fairmont State’s football team Gpa has averaged 2.93 over the past three years and the team’s graduation rate is the best in the conference. this success is made possible by a strong academic plan that is placed in the forefront of the program.

the fairmont State football philosophy incorporates the motto of “becoming better people,” and the development and growth of people is what lopez aims for. with a strong service approach and a life skills program, the student-athletes have received a great deal of respect and admiration from the university,

community and their families. lopez, with the support of Dr. Greg Hinton, has encouraged leadership and positive choices to help these young men continue to make positive choices and develop into well-rounded individuals. the football program has participated in over 50 community service projects since lopez took over as head coach. the program is also a strong supporter of the Marion County Boys and Girls Club with proceeds of its spring game going to that organization.

Coach lopez and his wife Jaclyn are the proud parents of liliana and roman, and re-side in Clarksburg.

• In 2003, the Falcons were third in the West virginia Conference in total defense behind west virginia wesleyan and Shepherd. the fairmont defense also led the wviaC in in-terceptions and turnover ratio.

• In 2002 the defense was first in the WVIAC in red-zone defense, pass defense, interceptions and in total turnovers created with 34.

ference against the run. three players garnered first team all-wviaC honors, and defensive back andre pope was a all-america honorable mention.

• In 2005, the Falcons defense allowed only three opponents to rush for more than 100 yards. the 99.6 yards per game ranked 17th nationally. the unit forced 38 turnovers, a total that led the conference for the third time in four years and was second most in the nation.

• Lopez was responsible for orchestrating the WVI-aC’s top defense and the nation’s 20th-ranked defense in 2004. the defense ended the season ranked first in the conference in average yards per rush, rushing defense, pass efficiency, average per catch, opponent passing touchdowns, total forced turnovers, interceptions, average yards per play and opponent first downs.


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ricky Brumfield is entering his seventh year on the fairmont State coaching staff. Brumfield serves as the team’s wide receivers coach and special teams coordinator while also overseeing the foot-ball program’s academic development program. prior to the start of the 2009 season, Brumfield was promoted to assistant head coach.

Brumfield has participated in the nfl’s Minor-ity Coaching fellowship the last five summers. this past summer he worked with the Buffalo Bills as a receivers coach, and has previously worked with the pittsburgh Steelers wide receivers in each of the last four summers. Brumfield’s experience also includes working with the atlanta falcons spe-cial teams units in 2007, the Green Bay packers in 2008 and the St. louis rams special teams in 2009.

in six years as wide receiver coach, Brumfield has coached seven all-conference players, includ-ing first team selections Khalid Dover, pat Mc-Clintic and perry Baker. Brumfield has helped mold Baker from just a speedy wideout into a complete receiver helping him to over 1,000 career receiving yards, highlighted by a terrific sophomore season in 2008 that saw Baker haul in nine tD passes and 589 yards.

in 2006, McClintic was named first team all-wviaC after catching 35 passes for 447 yards and four touchdowns. Dover, who was a first team all-wviaC pick in 2003, finished his falcon career with 118 receptions, which now stands as the eighth-most in school history.

in five seasons as special teams coordinator, Brumfield has elevated the unit to be among the best in the conference and even historic heights. Heading into the 2010 season, kickoff return man Zack page is just three yards shy of setting the nCaa Dii record for career return yards. page, a two-time all-wviaC second team selection, has set every kick return record at fairmont State un-der Brumfield. the falcons were also third in the nation last year in kick return yardage and blocked seven kicks – the second most in the wviaC.

in 2008, place kicker alex ashley and page were named second team all-wviaC, and punter Ban landis earned honorable mention recognition. fSU led the league in average kick returns and were

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ond all-time and his 95 career receptions are the fourth-most in school history. elesby was an all-conference receiver and was an honorable men-tion all-american. His 65 catches were the most in school history, and his 125 career catches place him second in Union history.

Brumfield attended Utah State University from 1994-99 where he was a two-year starter and a four-year letterman for the aggies. During his ca-reer, Brumfield played a key role as a member of two Big west Conference championships (1996 and 1997) and played in the 1997 Humanitarian Bowl against Cincinnati. Brumfield graduated from Utah State in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology. following graduation, Brumfield played professional football for the Bismarck Blaze of the indoor football league (now afl2). Brumfield played wide receiver and defensive back for Bis-marck in 2000 when the Blaze won the western Conference Championship.

Brumfield obtained his master’s degree from Union College in 2003 in Secondary education. He was born in new orleans and graduated from archbishop Shaw High School in 1994. Brumfield is married to the former erin ashcraft and they are the parents of four children, Kyan (11), McKel (7), tacy (4) and asher, who was born May 16, 2010.

third in kick coverage. the specialists made their mark on the fairmont State record books as ashley set the school mark with a pair of 51-yard field goals, and page broke his own records single sea-son records.

in 2007, ashley earned all-wviaC second team honors, and page and landis earned honorable mention recognition. Dustin Cogar earned confer-ence honorable mention recognition for his work as a long snapper back in 2005.

off the field, fairmont State’s work in the class-room has been exceptional under Brumfield’s guidance. in 2009-10, the overall team grade-point average rose to 2.90 with 51 student-ath-letes earning honor roll status and 10 recording perfect 4.0 Gpa. fairmont State’s football gradu-ation rate is also one of the highest among any college or university in the state of west virginia.

prior to joining the falcons staff in 2003, Brum-field served in the same capacity at Union College in Barbourville, Ky. Before that he was the wide receiver coach and academic coordinator for two seasons (2001-02). while at Union, Brumfield tutored some great receivers in Courtney elesby and ernie Samuel. Samuel was a preseason all-american and set the school single season recep-tion record. His 58 receptions in 2001 were sec-

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ryan Dumont begins his seventh season on the fairmont State coaching staff as running backs coach.

Dumont spent the previous three seasons as of-fensive coordinator for the falcons. in 2009, fair-mont State’s rushing offense was among the best in the league and three players were honored by the wviaC for their performances on the year. in 2008, Dumont’s offense helped the falcons aver-age 24.2 points per game, up significantly from the previous season. Dumont’s offense displayed explosive ability with 39 plays of 20 yards or more, including seven plays that went 50 yards or more. the offense was sparked by one of the most dy-namic players in the wviaC, wide receiver perry Baker, who earned first team all-wviaC honors and second team all-northeast region recogni-tion. Dumont also helped develop a pair of young quarterbacks as they combined for over 1,500 yards passing and 16 touchdowns.

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in addition to his duties on offense, Dumont is also in charge of the video systems for the coach-ing staff that ensures timely breakdown of practice and opponents.

Dumont graduated from west virginia wesleyan in 2002 and holds a bachelor’s degree in physi-cal education. He is currently an instructor in the Health and Human performance department teaching sports management.

the Barrackville native played his high school football at north Marion High School under Coach Gerry white. He was named all-nCaC and second team all-state as a running back for the Huskies. He helped lead north Marion to the 1997 Class aaa State championship.

while at north Marion, Dumont also lettered in track where he won three state titles, two of which came in the 400-meter race.

prior to coming to fairmont State, Dumont coached football at north Marion in 2002-03. He came to north Marion after spending two seasons coaching at Buckhannon-Upshur High School from 2000-01 under head coach eddie vincent.

in 2007, his first season as offensive coordina-tor, Dumont helped coach a young offensive unit that improved vastly down the stretch averaging nearly 28 points in the final four games, all of which were victories. the team showed explosive-ness with two pass plays of over 75 yards for the first time in the same season in school history in addition to a ground game that featured freshmen standouts Doug Brazill and Bradford. Brazill estab-lished himself as one of the top freshmen backs in the country with 1,137 yards (second among freshman in the nCaa), and Bradford proved to be a dual threat under center with big play ability.

as running back coach and running game co-ordinator from 2004-06, Dumont helped mentor wendell Johnson, a three-time all-wviaC first team selection and the school’s all-time leading rusher with 3,745 yards. in 2006, Johnson led the wviaC in rushing yards per game with 108.5. Johnson also led the league in rushing in 2004 with the fourth-best single season in school his-tory with 1,243 yards.

in addition to Johnson, Dumont also coached Jo Jo parker, a second-team all-conference performer in 2004 and 2005.

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Bryan fisher is in his first season as offensive coordinator at fairmont State. fisher comes to the falcons after a successful head coaching career at robert C. Byrd, and also has coaching experience at the Division i level. fisher joined the staff in De-cember of 2009 and will also coach the offensive line.

“i am excited for the opportunity to come to fairmont State,” fisher said when joining the staff. “i’ve known coach lopez for years and believe in what he’s doing and am glad to be a part of the program.”

fisher’s dynamic and demanding personality were on display during the spring session. play-ers and coaches alike have full confidence that his leadership and multiple attack will translate into more points for the falcons in 2010.

“Bryan is a terrific addition to our coaching staff,” lopez said. “He has a great knowledge of the game, and his experience as a head coach will be a true asset not only for the offense but for the entire program.”

fisher comes to fairmont State after seven sea-sons as head coach at rCB. He compiled an over-all record of 58-28 and led the flying eagles to appearances into the state playoffs in five of his seven seasons. He also helped rCB to the only un-defeated regular season in school history in 2007. Before being named head coach at rCB in 2002 he was the offensive coordinator at liberty High School for three seasons (1997-99).

He got his coaching start as the offensive co-ordinator at liberty in 1994 where he coached future fairmont State standout quarterback Bryan Harman. He then spent one season as a student assistant at fairmont State in 1995. fisher spent the next two seasons (1996-97) as an offensive line graduate assistant coach under rick trickett at auburn before returning to liberty in 1997 to become the offensive coordinator.

fisher, a Clarksburg native, graduated from lib-erty in 1989. He went on to play for coach terry Bowden at Samford where he helped the Bulldogs to two appearances in the national playoffs and left the school as the career leader in receptions by a tight end.

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2002-09: Head Coach, robert C. Byrd High School (*58-28, five appearances in state playoffs)

1997-99: offensive Coordinator, liberty High School

1996-97: offensive line, Graduate assistant, auburn University

1995: offensive line, fairmont State

1994: offensive Coordinator, liberty High School

1989-92: tight end, Samford (*four-year starter, two-time national playoffs, career leader in receptions for a tight end)

1986-88: lettered at liberty High School

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Michael fortier is in his ninth year as fairmont State’s defensive line coach. He spent a season as a student-coach under then defensive line coach Steve rodriguez before serving for rusty elliott and now Mike lopez, who lauds his ability to teach technique and maximize players’ talent.

fortier has coached players to 19 all-wviaC selections, including 10 first team selections in his eight years with the line. last season, fortier helped coach luke Black to first team all-wviaC honors and second team all-region honors. in 2008, defensive end David Hill earned all-america honors and Black, whose 11 sacks led the wvi-aC and were second-most in a single season at fairmont State, garnered second team all-league honors.

in 2007, prolific defensive ends Jacob owens and Brandon Geary earned all-wviaC honors, while noseguard Jessie valentine was named sec-ond team all-conference. owens got several looks from nfl teams, and he and Geary left their mark on fairmont State’s record book for sacks and tackles for a loss. in 2006, valentine was again a second team all-conference pick, Geary and ow-ens were all-wviaC honorable mention selections.

nick Shreve (2004), Dustin Haas (2004), ar-len Holmes (2003), Damian Birch (2002-03) and Damion Graham (2002) all earned first team all-wviaC honors under fortier’s tutelage. Several of those players also dot fairmont State’s defensive record book in tackles and sacks.

fortier played at fairmont State from 1997-2000 after transferring from ohio University. in his four seasons, fortier was a part of two wviaC championship teams. He amassed 222 career tackles, and his 22 career sacks are tied for third all-time at fairmont State. He was a first team all-wviaC selection at defensive end as a senior after 58 tackles, eight tackles for a loss and four sacks.

the fairmont State athletic association awarded fortier the prestigious Jasper H. Colebank award, which is given to the senior who in the course of his college career had done the most to promote the best interests of athletics at fairmont State.

fortier had an outstanding career at liberty High School in Clarksburg. while there, he was an all-state football player for his former coach tom

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2008. the elder fortier was a first team all-wviaC player, a member of the 1967 national champi-onship team and wviaC Defensive player of the year before being drafted by the new york Giants. Michael’s mother, Clara, is also a fairmont State graduate.

He is married to the former Diana Dicken of fair-mont, and the two have a daughter, Madison, and a son, Maximus. fortier teaches physical education and health at lincoln High School.

Hilton. He was also a west virginia heavyweight champion in wrestling his senior year. He played basketball his senior year at liberty and was the only athlete in the state to participate in both basketball and wrestling at the same time. He at-tended ohio University for one year on a wrestling scholarship before opting to pursue football at fairmont State.

Michael’s father, Matt fortier, played football for the falcons in the late 1960s and was inducted into the fairmont State athletic Hall of fame in

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Shannon Kelley is in his second season on the fairmont State staff as quarterbacks coach. Kelley, who brings intense passion and a wealth of knowl-edge from his experience as a Division i college quarterback at texas, is also involved with offen-sive game planning and game day strategy.

in his first season on the fairmont State sideline, Kelley was a tremendous resource to the quarter-backs in all areas including pre-snap reads, throw-ing motion, footwork, pocket awareness and pro-gressions. He helped prepare three quarterbacks who saw significant action in the 2008 season.

Kelley played at texas from 1984-89 and let-tered as a junior and senior. He helped the team to three bowl games, including a victory in the Blue Bonnet Bowl over pitt. He has continued to be involved in the game and help mentor and guide young signal callers by working youth and high school camps. He has worked camps hosted

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by texas coach Mac Brown and Michigan coach rich rodriguez, among others.

Kelley graduated texas with a degree in com-munications. He earned a master’s in business administration from the University of St. thomas in Houston. Upon graduation, Kelley has worked professionally as a partner in an investment firm and more recently as a real estate developer.

in addition to his duties as quarterback coach, Kelley is the director of the fairmont State athletic association. He is charged with raising aware-ness of fighting falcon athletics to the community and beyond while also targeting and cultivating relationships with donors to help support athletic endeavors at fairmont State. in his first year in the position, Kelley helped raise record numbers at the Spring Scholarship Banquet and has initiated sev-eral other corporate initiatives to help supplement the overall athletic operating budget.

Shannon and his wife of 20 years are the proud parents of four daughters, Shayla (15), McKenna (13), Skyla (10) and emma (8).

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Gary lanham begins his ninth year as the re-cruiting coordinator for fairmont State and is in his first season coaching linebackers after spending the previous eight seasons on the offensive side of the ball coaching the linemen.

as the offensive line coach, lanham’s units up front helped fairmont State twice lead the wviaC in rushing (2004 and 2006), and also paved the way for the school’s all-time leading rusher in wendell Johnson.

last season, he helped fairmont State be among the top rushing teams in the wviaC de-spite needing to juggle personnel and positions with seven different lineups throughout the sea-son due to injury. offensive tackle Kyle Knight was named second team all-conference for the second time in his career.

in 2008, lanham demonstrated his coaching ability by making one of the youngest offensive lines in the conference also one of the best. the falcons surrendered just 10 sacks on the season (seventh fewest in the nCaa) while also rushing for over 2,000 yards. fairmont State utilized sev-eral different lineups along the offensive line and integrated five freshmen starters at some point during the year. Sophomore left tackle Matt Khouri was a first team all-wviaC pick and second team all-region selection, and Knight and center luke Stafford also earned all-conference recognition.

in 2007, lanham utilized a veteran offensive line that helped lead a young backfield to success. in their first collegiate seasons, running back Doug Brazill rushed for 1,137 yards and quarterback vick Bradford added nearly 400 more yards on the ground for fairmont State. for the second straight year, Kyle robinette (right guard) earned first team all-wviaC and all-region recognition for his work in the trenches. Khouri (left tackle), Chadd albright (right tackle) and Jeff Bolen (center) also earned all-wviaC honorable mention recognition.

in 2006, fairmont State boasted the top rush-ing team in the league as robinette earned first team all-wviaC at right guard, while Bolen and Knight earned honorable mention recognition from the league. the offensive line ranked among the league’s best in not allowing sacks as well.

in 2005, four members of the offensive line

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rent fairmont State athletic director, rusty elliott for coach rusty elliott. He graduated from north Marion in 1985.

lanham played offensive guard and center at west liberty State College from 1985-1988. He lettered for the Hilltoppers in 1986 and 1987.

He coached football at north Marion from 1989-1995 for both roy Michael and Gerry white. lanham also coached for Clarksburg’s notre Dame High School during the 1992 season.

lanham grew up in Mannington and currently resides in Barrackville. He graduated from fairmont State University in 2005. Currently working on his master’s degree at fairmont State University.

He is married to the former Shawn russell and they have two sons, Matthew (25), and Christian (19), and one daughter, Jenna (21).

were named to the all-wviaC team, includ-ing robinette as a second team honoree. Justin llewellyn (tight end) and robert Henning (left tackle) each received honorable mentions. long snapper Dustin Cogar was named a special honor-able mention selection.

in 2004, three offensive linemen were named to the all-conference team after fairmont State had the league’s top rushing attack. Henning was a first team member, while robinette and llewellyn each received a nod on the second team.

lanham played football at north Marion High School under coach roy Michael. lanham was selected first team all-Big ten Conference and all-county, and earned all-state honorable men-tion recognition as a center during his senior sea-son. He also wrestled for the Huskies under cur-

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JLAbbott

offensive linefirst Season

Jl abbott returns to his alma mater for his first season on the fairmont State coaching staff after a successful stint as head coach at fairmont Senior High School. abbott will work primarily on the of-fensive line.

abbott spent the previous five seasons leading the successful polar Bear program at fairmont Se-nior. He posted a record of 38-20 and advanced to the state playoffs in four of his five seasons at the helm. His 2006 team, featuring Kennedy award

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richard iaquinta is in his third season as a volunteer assistant for fairmont State. He works primarily with the special teams units, particularly with the kickers and punters.

Coach iaquinta is a Clarksburg native and fair-mont State graduate. He got his coaching start in 1969 under Sonny Bartic at rivesville. He was teaching and coaching at washington irving High when he was drafted into the U.S. army. after two years of service, he returned to Clarksburg to tech and coach football, basketball and track at Cen-tral Junior High. in 1978 he began teaching and coaching at Bridgeport where they won three state titles in football. He also coached wrestling. from 1996-2002 he was the head coach at robert C. Byrd high school where they made three-straight appearances in the state playoffs.

after retiring from education in 2002, he was elected from the 41st district to the west virginia House of Delegates where he currently serves. He also officiates yMCa youth basketball and is a sub-stitute teacher in Harrison County.

iaquinta is married to the former Barbara Cot-trill. they have one son (Christopher James) who is a 2004 graduate of wvU and is currently living and working in vienna, virginia.

winner Kyle allard, advanced to the state semifi-nals while abbot was named nCaC, Mon valley and west virginia regional Coach of the year hon-ors. He was also named nCaC Coach of the year in 2009 after the polar Bears captured the confer-ence championship. abbott coached six first team all-state players during his tenure and helped 15 player continue their careers at the collegiate level.

abbott got his coaching start as a volunteer as-sistant at east fairmont High in 1996 before join-ing the staff at fairmont Senior in 2000. He took over as head coach in 2005.

a native of remus, Mich., abbott played at fair-mont State from 1991-95. He earned a degree in secondary education with a major in social studies from fairmont State, and later obtained a master’s degree in special education from west virginia in 2005.

abbott is married to Dr. Melissa abbott, who is a professor at fairmont State. the couple has two children, Baylee (13) and Jake (11).

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JohnMarano

Strength & Conditioning/outside linebackersfourth Season

John Marano returns for his fourth season on the fairmont State staff. Marano is in charge of the strength and conditioning workouts for the entire entire athletic program at fSU in addition to work-ing with the outside linebackers.

an outstanding player himself at fairmont State, Marano was a first team all-wviaC selection as a senior after ranking among the team leaders in total tackles (60) and tackles for a loss (10.5). He was also named all-northeast region by the Don Hansen Gazette in that 2006 season.

Marano earned his undergraduate degree in exercise science from fairmont State in 2007. He is currently pursuing a master’s in business admin-istration from fairmont State.

ShahramShafii

Co-DefensiveCoordinator/SecondarySecond Season

Shahram Shafii is in his second season as an assistant coach on the fighting falcon staff. this season, Shafii will be heavily involved with game planning and game day play calling for the entire defensive unit in addition to his work with the secondary. a native of Charleston, w.va., Shafii is

heavily involved with recruiting west virginia play-ers.

in his first season with the falcons, Shafii worked with the secondary and also helped coor-dinate the video efforts and breakdowns for the coaching staff. Shafii worked with first team all-wviaC safety Dewey McDonald, as well as Greg Underwood and Drew rossignol who earned hon-orable mention recognition.

Shafii was a standout player for fairmont State twice earning all-wviaC first team honors in his final two seasons as a falcon. as a junior, he led the team with 77 total tackles (41 solo), including five for a loss. He followed that season with 43 total stops (30 solo) with seven tackles for a loss.

Shafii graduated with a degree in exercise sci-ence and nutrition in 2007, and is currently pursu-ing a master’s degree in education.

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RobertCable

Head athletictrainer

robert Cable is in his 21st year as the head athletic trainer at fairmont State University. in ad-dition to his duties of supervising athletic training for each of fairmont State’s 15 sports, the west virginia wesleyan College and west virginia Uni-versity graduate is also heavily involved within the athletic training community both regionally and nationally.

Cable was named nCaa Division ii trainer of the year in the summer of 2010 by th national athletic trainers association (nata). the honor recognizes the outstanding efforts of a certified athletic trainer employed in a collegiate setting at a Division ii school. the nata selected Cable on the merits of his active community and campus in-volvement; volunteer service; national, district and state athletic training participation; promotion of the profession; and exceptional performance in the role of collegiate athletic trainer.

Cable is a member of the nata District 3 Board of Directors. He has served the west virginia ath-letic trainers association (wvata) in numerous ca-pacities throughout his career, and is currently the president of that group. one of his top priorities as

president of the wvata is licensure for all certified athletic trainers in west virginia. further, Cable is in his second term as president of the west vir-ginia intercollegiate athletic Conference (wviaC) athletic trainers Committee.

in 2007, he was named the wvata “trainer of the year” for his willingness to go “above and beyond the normal call of duty.”

prior to coming to fairmont State, Cable was the head athletic trainer, head women’s softball coach and assistant women’s basketball coach at west virginia wesleyan College. His softball team made the school’s first trip to the naia national Softball Championship tournament in his final season.

Cable also spent time as a clinical athletic trainer at Medbrook Sports Medicine Clinic and adjunct professor of health and physical education at Salem international University. He also worked as an athletic training intern with the Baltimore Colts early in his career.

in addition to his athletic training duties, he also teaches in the Health and Human perfor-mance Department.

Cable has been instrumental in expanding the training facility to over 1,300 square feet that was completed in the spring of 2008. the new training room is four times the size of the previous location and features include four small treatment tables, six large treatment tables and increased unob-structed floor space.

Cable is married to the former Jill Hinkle and they are the parents of two children, Courtney and Johnathan.

Dr. GregHinton

Student-athleteDevelopment/ StaffMentorfourth Season

Dr. Greg Hinton begins his fourth year officially working with coach Mike lopez and his staff, but has been serving the football program and count-less other student-athletes unofficially for a num-ber of years. lopez looks to Dr. Hinton for guid-ance, wisdom and support in the daily challenges that accompany directing a football program.

“Dr. Hinton is a brilliant man that is dedicated and devoted to making a difference in the lives of others,” lopez says. “He is a great resource for my-self and our players, and we are truly lucky to have him involved with us.

among Dr. Hinton’s duties are mentoring the head coach and his staff as well as academic and life counseling for the football student-athletes.

“Dr. Hinton is a man that gives his time so that young people have a chance to be successful,” lopez continues. “when our players look back at their experience at fairmont State, they will re-member Dr. Hinton as one of the people in which they will attribute their success in school and life to.”

Dr. Hinton received his bachelor’s degree in his-tory from fairmont State in 1978 before earning his doctorate in jurisprudence from west virginia University in 1981. He has taught at fairmont State since 1989 and has won numerous awards, includ-ing twice winning the william a. Boram award for teaching excellence at fairmont State. Dr. Hinton is also heavily involved in many community organiza-tions as well as his church.

John C.Jones

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Mike MainellaSecondary, first Season

Roger Hayhurstvideo Graduate assistant, first Season

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JoeANGOTTI

So., ol, 6-2, 270Clarksburg, w.va./notre Dame*academic achievementaward

As A redshirt freshman: played against Seton Hill (10/24).

As A freshman: redshirted the season.

Before fairmont state: four-year letterman for coach Sam alvaro … special honorable mention all-state as a senior in football … led the fighting irish to the state playoffs both as a junior and a senior … lettered three years in basketball and four years in baseball.

Personal: Joseph Michael angotti … son of Janet Cogar and Michael angotti … born april 17, 1990 … one of five children … majoring in chemistry.

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PerryBAkeR

Sr., wr, 6-2, 175new Smyrna, fla./Spruce Creek* all-wviaC first team (2008)* all-region Second team (2008)

As A Junior (2009): Slowed by injury throughout the year … caught 16 passes for 233 yards … also rushed 10 times for 65 yards on the year … scored a touchdown on his first touch of the season on a 54-yard end-around against Clarion (8/27) … suffered a high ankle sprain that limited him the rest of the year on another carry later that game … season-high 91 yards receiving on four catches against Shepherd (9/12) … included a 59-yard catch against the rams … five catches for 70 yards against UnC pembroke (10/10) … six touches (four rushes, two catches) against wv wesleyan (10/17).

As A sophomore (2008): Breakthrough season for the speedy wideout … first team all-wviaC and second team all-region … 34 catches for 589 yards … scored 11 touchdowns on the year (nine receiving, two rushing) and tied for the team lead in scoring with 66 points … scored seven of his touchdowns on plays of 20 yards or more, including five of 50 yards or more … two catches for 78 yards, including a 72-yard touchdown reception against Clarion (8/28) … three catches and a tD in a win over lake erie (9/6) … huge day against Shepherd with 10 catches for 186 yards igniting the falcon rally over the 22nd-ranked rams … tied a school record with five touchdowns against the rams … the 30 points in a single game were tied for the second-most in the country in 2008 … named wviaC offensive player of the week (9/22) … two catches for 69 yards and one touchdown against west liberty (10/2) … four catches against Charleston (10/11) and St. Joseph’s (10/18) … three catches for 84 yards, including a 76-yard touchdown reception against wv wesleyan (10/25) … huge day on the ground against Seton Hill (11/1) rushing for 244 yards on just 12 carries … 13th-best single rushing game in nCaa Dii for the year … only player in the country to rush for over 200 yards in less than 15 carries …

(9/5) … notched a pair of tackles for a loss, including one sack, against Glenville State (9/17) … three solo tackles, including two for a loss and one sack, in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … six total tackles in win at Seton Hill (10/24) … season-high five solo stops against Concord (10/31) … also recorded three tfls against the Mountain lions … four tackles, including one for a loss, in finale against wv State (11/7) … also forced a fumble against the yellow Jackets.

As A redshirt freshman (2008): Big presence in his first year of action starting all 11 games … second team all-wviaC selection … tallied 11 sacks on the year, the second-highest single season total in school history … in on 49 tackles, including 18 solo stops … accounted for 15 tackles for a loss … recovered one fumble and forced two others … recorded a sack in each of his first three games … season-high five solo tackles and 11 total stops against Glenville State (9/25) … also recorded three sacks against the pioneers … also recorded three sacks against wv wesleyan (10/25) as the falcons shut out the Bobcats … four tackles (three solo), two tfl and one sack against Seton Hill (11/1).

As A freshman (2007): redshirted the season.

Before fairmont state: Decorated athlete out of parkersburg Catholic … two-time first team all-state selection … also a two-time first team all-conference pick … all-Mid ohio valley defensive team captain and first teamer … led the Crusaders to the state playoffs as a senior.

Personal: luke Black … son of Sheri and Gregg Black … one of three children … brothers nate and vince played football for fairmont State … graphic technology.

Luke Black’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks 2008 11 18 31 49 15 112009 11 21 22 43 8 3total 22 39 53 92 23 14

scored two touchdowns against the Griffins, including an 81-yard scamper (11th longest rush in school history) … wviaC offensive player of the week (11/3) for his performance against Seton Hill.

As A redshirt freshman (2007): played in all 11 games … caught 12 passes for 229 yards and one touchdown … also recorded 11 solo tackles for the falcons on special teams.


Perry Baker’s Career statistics (receiving)Year GP rec Yds Td Avg/C Avg/G Long2007 11 12 229 1 19.1 20.8 392008 11 34 589 9 17.3 53.5 762009 10 16 233 0 14.6 23.3 59Career 32 62 1051 10 17.0 32.8 76

Perry Baker’s Career statistics (rushing)Year GP Att Yds Avg/r Td Long2007 11 0 0 0 0 02008 11 18 258 14.3 2 812009 10 10 65 6.5 1 54Career 32 28 323 10.1 3 81

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LukeBLACk

Jr., De, 6-6, 265Marietta, ohio/parkersburg Catholic* academic achievement award* all-wviaC first team (2009)* all-region Second team (2009)

* all-wviaC Second team (2008)

As A sophomore (2009): first team all-wviaC and second team all-atlantic region selection … tallied 43 total tackles (21 solo) on the year at defensive end … also notched three sacks on the year … solo tackle, forced a fumble and batted down a pass in the opener against Clarion (8/27) … six total stops at lake erie

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VickBRADFORD

Sr., QB, 5-11, 180Upper Marlboro, Md./frederick Douglass* academic achievement award

As A Junior (2009): Dual-threat quarterback … ranks among the top 15 at fairmont State in total offense (2,431) … split time at QB for the falcons playing in eight games making one start … rushed 35 times for 203 yards for two touchdowns … was 6-for-20 for 65 yards passing … completed three passes for 48 yards and rushed four times for 11 yards and a score against Clarion (8/27) … rushed 10 times for 153 yards, including a 73-yard touchdown run against Glenville State (9/17) … 73-yard run was the longest rush of the year for the falcons … five carries for 25 yards and completed one pass in victory over Seton Hill (10/24).

As A sophomore (2008): Started 10 games for the falcons … threw for 1,117 yards and rushed for 364 … tossed 15 touchdown passes and added two more on the ground … threw just eight interceptions in 169 attempts … threw for 184 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 53 yards against Clarion (8/28) … total included a 72-yard tD pass to perry Baker … 141 yards and three tD passes in win over lake erie (9/6) … career-high 238 yards and five touchdowns against Shepherd (9/20) … two tD passes against Glenville State (9/25) … 113 yards passing and two touchdowns against wv wesleyan (10/25) … total included a season-high 76-yard tD pass to perry Baker … 138 yards passing and one rushing touchdown against Seton Hill (11/1) … 58 yards passing and 59 yards rushing and one touchdown against Concord (11/18).

As A freshman (2007): Saw action in 10 games for the falcons, emerging as the starter down the stretch for fairmont State … rushed for 336 yards on 70 carries and scored a team-best five touchdowns … passed for 350 yards and five touchdowns … threw for 148 yards and one touchdown against Charleston (10/13) … connected on a season-high 79-yard score to allen Jewell against the Golden eagles … scored a pair of touchdowns on the ground in win over Clarion (10/20) … notched season-high 169 yards rushing on 14 carries and scored twice at Seton Hill (11/3).

Before fairmont state: lettered in football and track for coach Julius pinkney at frederick Douglass HS … led the eagles to an 8-2 record and advanced to the second round of the state playoffs … rushed for 376 yards and six touchdowns as a senior … passed for 169 yards and three scores out of Douglass’ triple-option … also lettered in track where he was a part of a state championship team.

Personal: victor lawrence Bradford Jr. … born June 29, 1989 … son of Zena and victor Bradford … one of two children … safety engineering.

Vick Bradford’s Career statistics (rushing)Year GP Att Yds Avg. Td Long2007 10 70 336 4.8 5 642008 10 94 364 3.9 2 242009 8 35 203 5.8 2 73Career 28 199 903 4.5 9 73

Vick Bradford’s Career statistics (Passing)Year GP C-A-i Yds. Td Long2007 10 19-47-4 350 5 792008 10 77-169-8 1117 15 762009 8 6-20-2 65 0 27Career 28 102-236-14 1,532 20 79

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DougBRAzILL

Sr., rB, 5-9, 215Daytona Beach, fla./atlantic* academic achievement award* all-wviaC Honorable Mention (2007, 2009)

As A Junior (2009): enters his senior season ranked seventh all-time at fairmont State in career rushing … all-wviaC Honorable Mention as a junior … rushed 140 times for 664 yards … scored a career-best seven touchdowns on the year … 12 carries for 56 yards in opener against Clarion (8/27) … rushed for 112 yards and one touchdown against lake erie … scored two touchdowns in win over Glenville State (9/17) … rushed 11 times for 85 yards against UnC pembroke (10/10) … 100 yards on 19 carries and a pair of scores in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … found the end zone twice and rushed for 80 yards in road win over Seton Hill (10/24) … caught two passes for 58 yards and a touchdown in finale against wv State (11/7).

As A sophomore (2008): Slowed by injury but still played in seven games and made two starts … second on the team in rushing with 452 yards … scored one touchdown … 19 carries for 45 yards against Clarion (8/28) … 18 carries for 74 yards in win over lake erie (9/6) … season-high 159 yards on 25 carries against wv State (9/13) … ripped off a 36-yard run against the yellow Jackets … 12 carries for 41 yards against wv wesleyan (10/25) … 11 carries for 64 yards in season

finale against Concord (11/8).

As A freshman (2007): amassed one of the top seasons in fairmont State history in his first season with the falcons … all-wviaC honorable mention selection … rushed for 1,137 yards which ranks eighth in school

history … second among freshmen in rushing yards in nCaa Division ii ... also averaged 103.7 per game and scored four touchdowns … rushed for at least 100 yards in the final five games of the season … broke the 100-yard plateau for the first time in his career against Glenville State (9/29) with 139 yards on 25 carries … carried 24 times for 129 yards against Charleston (10/13) … rushed for 219 yards on 33 carries and one touchdown in win over Clarion (10/20) … the 219 yards is the 10th-highest single game total in school history … broke off a season-best 56-yard run against the Golden eagles … toted the ball 36 times for 143 yards against wv wesleyan (10/27) … 120 yards on 26 carries against Seton Hill (11/3) and finished the season with 107 yards and a touchdown against Concord (11/10).

Before fairmont state: lettered three seasons at atlantic HS ... two-time team Mvp ... all-conference selection at linebacker and at running back ... led the Sharks to three winning seasons ... wrestled one season and advanced to the state tournament.

Personal: Douglas anthony Brazill ... born Jan. 18, 1988 ... son of theresa Smith and nathaniel Brazill ... lists Jerome Bettis as his favorite athlete ... credits his father for his success ... majoring in criminal justice.

doug Brazill’s Career statisticsYear GP Att Yds Avg. Td Long2007 11 248 1137 4.6 4 562008 7 99 452 4.6 1 362009 11 140 664 4.7 7 56Career 29 487 2253 4.6 12 56

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TravisBUNNeR

So., Dl, 6-2, 310vienna, w.va./parkersburg* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in six games … recorded one tackle on the year against UnC pembroke (10/10).


Before fairmont state: all-conference player for coach Buttrey at parkersburg ... all-Mid ohio valley and all-state honorable mention as a senior ... led the Big reds to a pair of state titles as a junior and senior.

Personal: travis neil Bunner … son of tamra and timothy Bunner … born June 19, 1990 … majoring in education.

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ColinCASSeLMAN

r-fr., ol, 6-3, 305Morgantown, w.va./Morgantown* academic achievement award


Before fairmont state: first team all-nCaC honoree on the offensive line at Morgantown High ... second team all-state selection ... helped the Mohigans to the conference title as a senior ... team also advanced to state seminfinals.

Personal: Colin James Casselman … son of Kimberlee and Michael Casselman … born feb. 8, 1991 … one of two children.

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JackCHARLeS

So., Dl, 6-1, 335Monroeville, pa./Gateway

As A freshman (2009): played in all 11 games on the defensive line for fSU … notched 34 tackles (20 solo) on the year … also had five tfl and one interception … six total stops, including two for a loss, in opener against Clarion (8/27) … also picked off a pass against the eagles … four tackles and one tfl against both Shepherd (9/12) and Glenville State (9/17) … five total tackles, including one for a loss, vs. Charleston (10/3) … four solo stops in win over Seton Hill (10/24) … three tackles against Concord (10/31) … also blocked a kick against the Mountain lions.

Before fairmont state: three-year letterwinner at Gateway HS ... two-time all-conference player ... helped

the Gators to a pair of wpial title game appearances.

Personal: Jack Clayborne Charles … son of Kimm Sanders and Jack Charles … born March 6, 1991 … majoring in sports management.

Jack Charles’ Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks 2009 11 20 14 34 5 0

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DanDARIO

Sr., lB, 6-2, 240akron, ohio/archbishop Hoban* academic achievement award

As A Junior (2009): one of the team’s top tacklers … finished with 37 tackles on the year (19 solo) … notched seven tackles for a loss, including a pair of sacks … three tackles and one tfl against lake erie (9/5) … five total stops and a tfl in win over Glenville State (9/17) … three solo tackles and one tfl in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … two stops, including a 10-yard sack, in win over Seton Hill (10/24) … season-high eight total tackles against Concord (10/31) … six tackles, including a pair of tfl, at wv State (11/7).

As A sophomore (2008): led fSU with 47 solo tackles on the year … finished the season with 79 total tackles … also notched 13 tackles for a loss and three sacks … broke up five passes and forced one fumble … six solo tackles and three for a loss and one for a sack in win over Clarion (8/28) … four solo stops, forced one fumble and broke up two passes against wv State (9/13) … six total tackles (five solo), including one for a loss against Glenville State (9/25) … sack against west liberty (10/2)

… team-best 16 total tackles (seven solo) at St. Joseph’s (10/18) … also recorded two tfl against the pumas … five solo stops and one tfl in shutout of wv wesleyan (10/25) … nine solo tackles and five assists against Seton Hill (11/1) … four solo tackles and two tfl in win over Concord (11/8).

As A freshman (2007): played in 11 games for fairmont State … tallied 15 tackles, 14 of which were solo … five tackles against Shepherd (9/22) … recorded season-high six solo tackles against Charleston (10/13), including one for a loss.

Before fairmont state: Highly sought after recruit out of archbishop Hoban in akron … two-time all-city and all-county player … two-time conference defensive player of the year … first team all-state and district defensive player of the year as a senior … led the Knights to the northcoast league title … made 98 tackles (60 solo) … tallied 16 tackles for a loss, five sacks and six forced fumbles … also blocked three kicks … played in the north-South game.

Personal: Daniel Dario … born Jan. 14, 1989 … son of Kelley and Christopher Dario … one of four children … psychology.dan dario’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks 2007 11 14 1 15 1 02008 11 47 32 79 13 32009 11 19 18 37 7 2Career 33 80 51 131 21 5

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ScottDAVIDSON

So., DB, 5-9, 165Columbus, ohio/eastmoor academy* academic achievement award

As A freshman (2009): played in 10 games for the falcons … recorded 11 tackles on the year (seven solo) … also intercepted a pass and recorded one fumble recovery … three tackles against lake erie (9/5) … three solo stops against Shepherd (9/12) … one pick and one fumble recovery in win over Glenville State (9/17) … three total tackles against Seton Hill (10/24) … two stops against wv State (11/7).

Before fairmont state: first team all-city and all-district selelction out of eastmoor academy ... as a senior, recorded 50 tackles, nine interceptions and knocked down 10 passes as a corner ... also caught seven passes for 225 yards and four touchdowns on offense ... helped lead the warriors to the state finals ... team also collected city, district and regional championships ... also lettered in swimming.

Personal: Scott aaron Davidson … son of Deborah and Gerald Davidson … born nov. 14, 1990 … one of two children.

scott davidson’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total iNT 2009 10 7 4 11 1

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ParkerDeeM

Sr., rB, 6-0, 225ripley, w.va./ripley* academic achievement award

As A Junior (2009): played in all 11 games and made three starts … finished the year with 32 total tackles, including 23 solo stops … also recorded five tfl … two solo tackles at Clarion (8/27) … four total tackles, including three solo stops and a tfl, in win over Glenville State (9/17) … career-best eight tackles against Charleston (10/3) … notched three solo stops against UnC pembroke (10/10) and Seton Hill (10/24) … season-best four solo tackles and two tfl against Concord (10/31) … also blocked a kick against the Mountain lions … three total stops and one tackle for a loss at wv State (11/7).

As A sophomore (2008): played in all 11 games for fairmont State … recorded 16 total tackles (nine solo) … also added three tackles for a loss … season-high four tackles (three solo) and two tfl in shutout win over wv wesleyan (10/25) … also recorded three solo stops against Seton Hill (11/1).As A redshirt freshman (2007): played in eight games for fairmont State … tallied three solo tackles.


Before fairmont state: all-around athlete out of ripley HS ... lettered in five sports ... first team all-state and all-conference as a senior ... rushed for 962 yards and 14 touchdowns ... also made 96 tackles ... second team all-league as a junior ... racked up 438 yards rushing and six touchdowns ... also mad 72 tackles ... also a four-year letterman in baseball ... led the vikings to a state title in 2004 and was named to the all-tournament team.

Personal: parker andrew Deem ... born april 6, 1988 ... son of Daryn and Jeff Deem ... one of two children ... father played football for wvU ... majoring in psychology.

Parker deem’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks 2007 8 3 0 3 0 02008 11 9 7 16 3 02009 11 23 9 32 5 0Career 30 35 16 51 8 0

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AnthonyDOMICO

r-fr., Dl, 6-0, 240fairmont, w.va./fairmont Senior


Before fairmont state: local product playing under coach J.l. abbott at fairmont Senior HS ... helped the polar Bears to state semifinals as a sophomore and back to the playoffs as a senior ... first team all-nCaC as a senior ... two-time all-league honorable mention.

Personal: anthony Michael Domico … son of Sandra Jo and thomas Dale Domico … born June 25, 1991 … one of three children … majoring in exercise science.

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JordanGReATHOUSe

So., De, 6-4, 215Stow, ohio/Stow Munroe falls* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in five games … did not record statistics.


Before fairmont state: two-time all-conference honorable mention selection ... thee-year starter for coach Marty tinkler at Stow-Munroe falls ... two-time willo-Security player of the week as a senior ... helped the Bulldogs to a 7-3 season in 2007 ... also a three-year letterman in baseball ... two-time second team all-conference baseball player ... led the team to two league titles.

Personal: Jordan Greathouse … son of Barb Jaeb and David Greathouse … born Dec. 8, 1989 … majoring in business.

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MattGRIFFIN

So., rB, 5-6, 165Clarksburg, w.va./liberty* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in eight games … had 10 carries for 52 yards on the season … rushed three times for 26 yards at lake erie (9/5) … pair of carries for eight yards vs. Glenville State (9/17) … five carries for 18 yards at west liberty (9/26) … returned one kickoff for 13 yards at wv State (11/7).


Before fairmont state: two-time all-conference selection for coach randy Gorby at liberty ... first team all-county ... second team all-state selection ... was a three-time player of the week ... helped the Mountaineers to the state playoffs as a sophomore and junior ... rushed for 1,153 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior ... also caught 12 passes for 136 yards and a pair of scores ... recorded a school-record 97-yard touchdown.

Personal: Matthew Griffin … born Dec. 10, 1989 … son of angie elder and David Griffin … one of four children … majoring in education.

matt Griffin’s Career statisticsYear GP Att Yds Avg. Td Long2009 8 10 52 5.2 0 13

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NickGwINN

So., ol, 6-4, 255Beckley, w.va./woodrow wilson* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): Did not see action.


Before fairmont state: four-year letterman for coach John lilly at woodrow wilson ... second team all-conference selection ... helped lead the flying eagles to a 9-1 record and a top ranking in the state as a sophomore ... also lettered in wrestling and took fourth place.

Personal: nicholas Blaine Gwinn … son of Joyce poland Gwinn and randy Gwinn … born feb. 2, 1990 … one of two children … majoring in criminal justice.

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RaynellHALL

Jr., DB, 5-9, 155Upper Marlboro, Md./frederick Douglas

As A sophomore (2009): played in 10 games and made two starts at cornerback for the falcons … notched 14 solo tackles on the year and broke up three passes … three solo stops against Shepherd (9/12) … four total stops including one tfl in win over Glenville State (9/17) … four total tackles and broke up one pass against west liberty (9/26) … three solo stops against UnC pembroke (10/10) … broke up passes against Charleston (10/3) and Concord (10/31).

As A freshman (2008): played in nine games and made one start … saw action on special teams … recorded five tackles on the year (four solo) … notched three solo stops and one assist against wv wesleyan (10/25) … also broke up one pass against the Bobcats … recorded one solo stop against Concord (11/8).

raynell hall’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total PBu 2008 9 4 1 5 12009 10 14 4 18 3total 19 18 5 23 4

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PatHALPIN

Jr., ol, 6-5, 290Munroe falls, ohio/Stow Munroe* academic achievement award

As A sophomore (2009): played in eight games and made four starts … started at left guard and tackle.

As A freshman (2008): played in 11 games and made 10 starts at left guard … graded out at 81% for the year … recorded 14 knockdowns and seven pancake blocks … part of an offensive line that allowed just 10 sacks on the entire year … helped fSU rush for over 2,000 yards, including 100-yard performances in nine of 11 games.

Before fairmont state: offensive lineman for coach Marty tinkler at Stow-Munroe falls ... two-year letterman ... all-conference selection as a senior ... helped the Bulldogs to a 7-3 year as a senior after back-to-back 2-8 seasons.

Personal: patrick Halpin … son of Joe and ann Halpin … born Jan. 9, 1990 … one of two children … majoring in history.

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MarkHeeFNeR

Jr., te, 6-3, 230Shippensburg, pa./Shippensburg* academic achievement award

As A sophomore (2009): played in eight games … did not record any statistics.

As A redshirt freshman (2008): Saw action in two games … did not record any statistics.


Before fairmont state: three-year letterman and two-time team captain ... recorded 319 total tackles in his career ... defensive team Mvp ... first team Mid-penn Conference at linebacker ... posted 111 total tackles as a senior ... also a second team tight end after making seven grabs for 114 yards and two touchdowns.

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NickHIGINBOTHAM

So., DB, 5-10, 170Greensburg, pa./Hempfield* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): limited by injury … played in two games but did not record any statistics.


Before fairmont state: three-sport athlete at Hempfield area ... two-time all-conference running back and defensive back for the Spartans ... team captain and team Mvp ... three-time scholar-athlete award winner ... led team to the wpial aaaa playoffs for the first time in 10 years in 2007 ... averaged 11 tackles per game and picked off four passes as a senior ... lettered two years in wrestling and two in track.

Personal: nicholas David Higinbotham …born april 4, 1990 … mother and father were both athletes at fairmont State ... father, Dave, played basketball, and mother, penny Clair, played tennis … majoring in biology.

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BrandonHYLeR

So., QB, 6-4, 215Harpers ferry, w.va./Jefferson

As A freshman (2009): Saw action at quarterback against west liberty (9/26) … did not attempt a pass but rushed twice for 20 yards.

Before fairmont state: Dual-threat quarterback for coach richard Mills at Jefferson HS ... threw for over 1,200 yards and rushed for 750 as a senior ... as a junior, rushed for over 1,000 yards and added 800 passing yards ... first team all-conference ... team offensive Mvp ... also a standout track athlete ... placed in the 400-meters and 200-meters at the state meet ... lettered in basketball as well.

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DevinJOHNSON

Jr., Dl, 6-0, 280Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg* academic achievement award

As A sophomore (2009): versatile defensive lineman … played in six games and made five starts … missed the start of the year with injury … made two tackles in debut against Charleston (10/3) … two solo tackles for a loss, including one sack, in win over Seton Hill (10/24) … four total stops against Concord (10/31) … six total tackles, including two for a loss, at wv State (11/7).

As A redshirt freshman (2008): Started all 11 games at nose tackle … recorded 43 total tackles (15 solo) on the year … six total stops, including one sack, in win over Clarion (8/28) … three solo tackles against lake erie (9/6) … also recovered a fumble against the Storm … three assisted tackles, including one on a loss, against wv State (9/13) … four total stops against Shepherd (9/20) and Glenville State (9/25) … five tackles (two solo) against west liberty (10/2) … six assisted tackles against Charleston (10/11) … four total stops, including one for a loss, against Concord (11/8).


devin Johnson’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks2008 11 15 28 43 3 12009 6 8 10 18 4 1total 17 23 38 61 7 2

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StephanJOHNSON

Sr., te, 6-4, 235Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg* academic achievement award* all-wviaC Second team (2009)

As A Junior (2009): Second team all-wviaC selection … played in 11 games and made five starts … had 12 catches for 237 yards and four touchdowns on the year … averaged 19.8 yards per catch … two receptions and one touchdown against Shepherd (9/12) … two catches for 86 yards, including a 60-yard tD catch, in win over Glenville State (9/17) … hauled in 13-yard tD pass against Charleston (10/3) … two grabs for 46 yards, including a 29-yard reception, in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … hauled in a 58-yard “Hail Mary” tD pass as time expired in the first half at wv State (11/7).

As A sophomore (2008): played in all 11 games and made six starts … caught seven passes for 108 yards and two touchdowns … one catch for 19 yards against Clarion (8/28) … hauled in a 28-yard touchdown against lake erie (9/6) … one catch for seven yards against wv State (9/13) … two catches for 28 yards in win over Shepherd (9/20) … 15-yard tD reception against Glenville (9/25) … one catch for 11 yards vs. St. Joseph’s (10/18).

As A redshirt freshman (2007): played in all 11 games for fairmont State … recorded 83 yards on seven catches … caught a team-high four touchdowns … two catches, including one for a touchdown, against Shepherd (9/22) … one catch for a tD against Glenville State (9/29) … 19-yard touchdown reception in shutout victory over wv wesleyan (10/27) … short tD catch in romp over Seton Hill (11/3) … longest catch of the season (24 yards) against Concord (11/10).

As A freshman (2006): redshirted the season

Before fairmont state: two-year letterwinner in football at Gaithersburg High ... made 38 catches for 498 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior ... also a standout track athlete ... all-region and all-county honoree ... part of 4x200 meter relay team that set the county record.

Personal: Stephan Johnson ... born Jan. 7, 1986 ... son of Janice Johnson ... one of two children ... majoring in history.

stephan Johnson’s Career statisticsYear GP rec. Yds. Td Long2007 11 7 83 4 242008 11 7 108 2 282009 11 12 237 4 60Career 33 26 428 10 60

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FrankkeeNAN

Jr., pK, 5-10, 185Byfleet, england* academic achievement award

Before fairmont state: Joined fairmont State in the spring of 2010 … accomplished rugby player … rugby team Mvp at Hampton School in london ... attended Durham University ... rugby club captain ... team was ranked eighth nationally.

Personal: frank Keenan … son of Sarah and John Keenan … born nov. 11, 1985 … majoring in business.

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MichaelkeIM

Jr., wr, 5-10, 175terra alta, w.va./preston

As A sophomore (2009): Did not record any statistics.

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JakekeLLY

r-fr., lB, 6-2, 215Charleston, w.va./Capital


Before fairmont state: first team all-Kanawha valley and all-league pick as a senior at Capital ... also a second team all-state selection after amassing 120 tackles and 4.5 sacks ... helped the Cougars to a 10-2 record in 2008 ... led the team in tackles as a junior with 105 ... selected as a U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished athlete award winner ... senior class vice president.

Personal: John B. Kelly … son of elaine and John Kelly … born May 8, 1991 … one of two children.

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MattkHOURI

Sr., ol, 6-5, 315pittsburgh, pa./Schenley* academic achievement award* all-wviaC first team (2008)* all-region Second team (2008)* all-wviaC Honorable Mention

(2007)

As A Junior (2009): played in eight games and made seven starts … graded out consistently as the team’s top rated lineman … was slowed by a mid-season injury … was a pre-season all-wviaC pick by d2football.com.

As A sophomore (2008): Mainstay on the offensive line making 11 starts … first team all-wviaC and second team all-region selection … graded out at 87 percent for the year … credited with 12 pancakes and 13 knockdowns … part of an offensive line that allowed just 10 sacks on the entire year … helped fSU rush for over 2,000 yards, including 100-yard performances in nine of 11 games.

As A redshirt freshman (2007): Started all 11 games at left tackle for fairmont State … all-conference honorable mention for his work on the offensive line … helped pave the way for over 1,800 yards rushing from a young backfield.


Before fairmont state: lettered three seasons for coach Jim trent at Schenley HS ... also a standout track athlete ... won city championships in the shot put and discus in 2006.

Personal: Matthew Khouri ... born april 22, 1987 ... one of two children ... majoring in finance.

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JoshkNICeLeY

Jr., ol, 6-4, 305Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport* academic achievement award

As A sophomore (2009): played in 10 games and made eight starts at right guard.

As A freshman (2008): played in nine games and made eight starts on the offensive line … graded out at 78% for the year … credited with 12 knockdowns and second on the team with eight pancake blocks … part of an offensive line that allowed just 10 sacks on the entire year … helped fSU rush for over 2,000 yards, including 100-yard performances in nine of 11 games.

Before fairmont state: three-year letterman for coach Bruce Carey at Bridgeport HS ... two-time all-county, all-Big ten and all-north Central pick ... all-state special honorable mention as a junior, first team all-state honoree as a senior ... helped anchor the offensive line for the run-oriented indians ... Bridgeport posted a record of 27-8 in his three seasons ... indians won the conference championship in 2005.

Personal: Joshua Kenneth Kniceley … born nov. 2, 1989 … son of Barb Kniceley and andy Kniceley … father played football for Morehead State … majoring in business.

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BenLANDIS

r-Jr., p, 6-2, 175Johnstown, pa.* academic achievement award* all-wviaC Honorable Mention (2007, 2008)

As A Junior (2009): Missed the season due to injury.

As A sophomore (2008): all-wviaC honorable mention honoree as fSU’s punter … kicked 49 times with eight kicks inside the 20 yard line … also had four kicks of 50 yards or more … punted a season-high seven times at Clarion (8/28) and put four inside the 20 … six kicks against lake erie (9/6), including a season-best 52-yarder … averaged 45.5 yards on four punts against Shepherd (9/20) … also placed two kicks inside the 20 against the rams … six punts for at nearly 40 yards per boot against west liberty (10/2).

As A freshman (2007): played in all 11 games for the falcons … all-conference honorable mention special teams … averaged 36.2 yards per punt … placed 13 of 61 punts inside the 20 yard line … recorded season-long 59-yard punt against north Greenville (9/8).

high school: four-year letterman out of Greater Johnstown HS … all-area honorable mention as a junior … missed most of his senior season with a knee injury … scored 91 points … averaged 42 yards per punt as a junior … also lettered two seasons in basketball and track.

Personal: Benjamin landis … born March 22, 1989 … one of four children … business marketing major.

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RonnieLOCkHART

r-fr., DB, 5-10, 180fort lauderdale, fla./Stranahan* academic achievement award


Before fairmont state: three-sport athlete ... two-year letterwinner in football ... served as team captain ... also lettered in basketball and track.

Personal: ronnie l. lockhart ii … son of Karen and ronnie lockhart … born Sept. 12, 1990 … one of four children … majoring in criminal justice.

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SeanMARION

So., te, 6-2, 225Bridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in 10 games … recorded nine catches for 112 yards … seven of his nine catches went for first downs … four catches for 47 yards in debut vs. Clarion (8/27) … one catch for 12 yards vs. UnC pembroke (10/10) … also recorded catches against wv wesleyan (10/17), Seton Hill (10/24) Concord (10/31) and wv State (11/7).


Before fairmont state: two-time all-county and all-Big 10 selection at Bridgeport under coach Bruce Carey ... earned special honorable mention all-state ... led the indians to a 28-6 record in his three seasons ... helped capture a conference title in 2006 ... hauled in six touchdowns and 300 yards receiving as a senior ... recorded 45 tackles and five sacks on the defensive side of the ball in his final season.

Personal: Sean wesley Marion … son of Margie and thomas Marion … born april 21, 1989 … one of four children … majoring in criminal justice.

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J.J.MAYeR

Sr., DB, 5-11, 190Clarksburg, w.va./robert C. Byrd* academic achievement award

As A Junior (2009): Started on defense before moving to quarterback midseason … recorded 28 tackles as a safety … threw for 755 yards and four touchdowns in final six games of the year at QB … five tackles in opener vs. Clarion (8/27) … 10 tackles, including one for a loss, against lake erie (9/5) … four solo tackles against both Shepherd (9/12) and Glenville State (9/17) … started at quarterback against Charleston (10/3) and went 6-for-14 for 51 yards and a touchdown against the Golden eagles … completed 11 passes for 11 yards against UnC pembroke (10/10) … 7-12 for 107 yards in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … completed 12 passes for season-high 198 yards and a touchdown against Seton Hill (10/24) … 10-22 for 120 yards and one tD against Concord … also rushed 10 times for 52 yards against the Mountain lions … threw for 168 yards on nine completions and a touchdown against wv State (11/7).

As A sophomore (2008): Starter at safety for the fSU … 46 tackles (23 solo) on the year … one interception and three passes broken up … five total tackles against lake erie (9/6) and one fumble recovery … six total tackles against wv State (9/13) … five solo stops against west liberty (10/2) … season-high 10 total

stops against Charleston (10/11) … three solo tackles, including one for a loss, at St. Joseph’s (10/18) … three solo tackles against Seton Hill … first career interception at Concord (11/8).

As A redshirt freshman (2007): Saw action in all 11 games for the falcons … recorded 36 tackles (28 solo) … tallied 11 tackles including nine solo against north Greenville (9/8) … seven solo stops against Charleston (10/13).


Before fairmont state: played four seasons for robert C. Byrd HS ... two-time all-state selection ... also a two-time all-county and all-conference pick ... team Mvp as a junior and senior ... passed for over 2,000 yards and rushed for over 500 yards as a senior ... racked up 23 touchdowns through the air and nine on the ground ... threw for 1,800 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior ... standout wrestler ... won three Big 10 championships ... two-time all-state and regional champion ... posted a school record 152-29.

Personal: John Joseph Mayer Jr. ... born oct. 12, 1987 ... son of Barbi and John Mayer ... majoring in sport management.

J.J. mayer’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total PBu iNT 2007 11 28 8 36 2 02008 11 23 23 46 3 12009 11 18 10 28 0 0Career 33 69 41 110 5 1

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DeweyMcDONALD

So., fS, 6-2, 205ranson, w.va./Jefferson* academic achievement award* all-wviaC first team (2009)

As A freshman (2009): proved to be one of the top freshmen in the league and provided an immediate impact for the falcons … first team all-wviaC selection … set a new school record with 161 interception return yards in a single season … picked off five passes on the year and returned one for a touchdown … broke up five passes on the year … compiled 28 solo tackles and eight assisted tackles … forced three fumbles and recovered one … picked off a pass in his debut against Clarion (8/27) … one pick and three tackles against Shepherd (9/12) … huge game against Glenville State (9/17) with seven tackles (six solo), one interception, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup … returned the interception 85 yards for a touchdown against the pioneers – the third longest int return in school history … named wviaC Defensive player of the week for his performance against GSC … eight total stops (six solo) against west liberty … also intercepted a pass and returned it 56 yards against the ‘toppers … five tackles and a forced fumble against UnC pembroke (10/10) … three tackles and pBU vs. wv wesleyan (10/17) … picked off a pass and returned it 20 yards in win over Seton Hill (10/24) … six solo tackles, including two for a loss, against Concord (10/31) … forced a fumble against the Mountain lions … two solo tackles and broke up two passes against wv State (11/7).

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JonMcNeMAR

So., ol, 6-7, 300Charlton Heights, w.va./valley fayette* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in three games and made three starts at right tackle.


Before fairmont state: four-year letterman for coach Benny Hopkins at valley ... also lettered two years in basketball and two in baseball.

Personal: Jonathan Mcnemar … son of Susan and ralph Mcnemar … one of two children … undecided major.

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JamesMcVeIGH

r-fr., lB, 5-11, 210ponte vedra, fla./allen D. nease* academic achievement award


Before fairmont state: three-year letter winner at allen D. nease HS ... led the panthers to three-straight appearances in the state championship game ... selected to the florida Shrine Bowl as a starter ... all-county and all-area selection as a senior after picking up 107 tackles, 12 tackles for a loss and five forced fumbles ... had four fumble recoveries, one of which he took 80 yards for a tD.

Personal: James Michael Mcveigh … son of eileen and Michael Mcveigh … one of two children … majoring in business.

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RylandNewMAN

Jr., DB, 5-11, 175ranson, w.va./Jefferson

As A sophomore (2009): played in 10 games and made five starts at corner back … recorded 25 tackles (16 solo) … picked of two passes and returned one for a touchdown … credited with four pass breakups on the year … eight tackles (five solo) and broke up one pass in opener vs. Clarion (8/27) … knocked down a pass against lake erie (9/5) … picked off the first pass attempt of the game and returned it 39 yards for a touchdown vs. Glenville State (9/17) … also picked off another pass later in the game against the pioneers … four solo tackles against Charleston (10/3) … six total stops (four solo) and one pass breakup against UnC pembroke (10/10) … also notched a tackle for a loss against the Braves.

At fairmont state (2008-10): Current member and backup guard on the fairmont State basketball team … joined the football team in the spring of 2009.

Before fairmont state: four-year letterman for Coach Bob Starkey … led the Cougars to two regional championships … led the team in assists in each of his four seasons … also lettered three years in football and track … ran for 1,693 yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior and earned all-state honors.

Personal: ryland newman … born March 23, 1988 … son of Curtis and annette Jones … second of three children … majoring in physical education.

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DavidPACk

Jr., lB, 6-2, 210Charleston, w.va./antelope valley (Capital)

As A sophomore (2009): Made an immediate impact playing in all 11 games and making nine starts for the falcons … second on the team with 68 tackles (41 solo) … also recorded four tfl and one sack … intercepted one pass and broke up two others … also forced a fumble … five tackles in opener vs. Clarion (8/27) … four total stops, including one for a loss, at lake erie (9/5) … five tackles against Shepherd (9/12) … nine total tackles, including seven solo and two for a loss, in win over Glenville State (9/17) … also notched a sack, picked off a pass and forced a fumble against the pioneers … in on four stops against wv wesleyan (10/17) … recorded nine tackles at wv State (11/7). Before fairmont state: two-year letterwinner at Capital High ... first team all-state as a senior ... recorded 73 total tackles last season at antelope valley Junior College ... also had four sacks and 17 tackles for a loss ... forced four fumbles and recorded one interception for the Marauders … also an all-state baseball pick in high school.

Personal: David pack … majoring in mechanical engineering.

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Sr., wr/Kr, 5-8, 180plain City, ohio/Jonathan adler* academic achievement award* all-wviaC Second team (2008, 2009)* all-wviaC Honorable Mention

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Prior to the 2010 season, Zack Page is just shy of several NCAA Division II career records. He is poised to become the NCAA Division II leader for total number of kick returns (seven shy of record) and kick return yards (three yards shy of record). Page owns all Fairmont State career, single season and single game records for kick returns/yards.

As A Junior (2009): Second team all-wviaC pick as a kick returner … once again established himself as one of the premiere return men in the country … led the country in kick returns (43) and kick return yards (1,221) … his 232 kick return yards in a single game was the most in nCaa Division ii in 2009 … returned two kickoffs for touchdowns on the year … averaged 122 yards in kick returns per game … also returned nine punts for 70 yards on the season … was one of just seven players in the country to return more than one kickoff for a touchdown on the season … had kick returns for 137 yards against Clarion (8/27) … six returns for 133 yards in win over Glenville State (9/17) … five kick returns for a school-record 232 yards against west liberty (9/26) … had two kick returns of 89 yards, one of which went for a touchdown … the other put the ball at the one-yard line for the falcons … was named wviaC and D2football.com Special teams player of the week for his performance against the Hilltoppers … five kick returns for 169 yards against UnC pembroke (10/10), including a long return of 49 yards … three kick returns for 76 yards

against wv wesleyan (10/17) … 118 kick return yards, including a 63-yard return, in win over Seton Hill (10/24) … four kick returns for 156 yards, including an 87-yard return for a touchdown, in finale against wv State (11/7).

As A sophomore (2008): Second team all-wviaC selection as a kick returner … broke his own school records for kick returns (36) and yards (807) in a season … averaged 22.4 yards per kick return … also returned 18 punts an average of 11.2 yards and took one punt back for a touchdown … as a receiver caught two passes for 37 yards and one touchdown … caught a 24-yard pass for a touchdown against Clarion (8/28) … returned a season-high six kicks for 150 yards (25.0 per return) against Shepherd (9/20) … four returns for 85 yards, including a 48-yard return, against St. Joseph’s (10/18) … set school single-game record with eight punt returns in a single game against wv wesleyan (10/25) … returned those kicks for 116 yards, including one 59 yards for a score … also returned one kick for a season-high 47 yards against the Bobcats … named wviaC Special teams player of the week for his performances against wvwC … returned four kicks for 95 yards against Seton Hill (11/1) … caught one pass for 15 yards in season finale against Concord (11/8)

As A redshirt freshman (2007): played in all 11 games for the falcons serving as the team’s primary kick returner … all-conference honorable mention on special teams … set school single season record for kick off returns (26) and yards (600) … averaged 23.1 yards per kick return … averaged 5.1 yards per punt return … three kick returns for 70 yards against Shepherd (9/22) … seven kick returns for 156 yards (23-yard average) against Glenville State (9/29) … returned five kickoffs for 113 yards against Charleston (10/13).


Before fairmont state: talented player at Jonathan adler HS ... all-county, all-district and all-agonis ... had 42 catches for 713 yards and eight touchdowns ... also rushed 33 times for 22 yards and one score ... returned 20 punts for 553 yards and three touchdowns ... averaged 28 yards per return ... helped the pioneers to the regional finals as a junior.

Personal: Zachery allen page … born feb. 20, 1988 ... son of lesley and Dick page ... one of three children ... brother Josh plays football for youngstown State ... majoring in education.

Zack Page’s Career statisticsYear GP rec/Yds/Td Kr/Yds Long Td Pr/Yds Td2007 11 0/0/0 26/600 45 0 23/118 02008 11 2/37/1 36/807 54 0 18/202 12009 10 1/7/0 43/1221 89 2 9/70 0Career 32 3/44/1 105/2628 89 2 50/390 1

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TonyPATTeRSON

Jr., De, 6-2, 250Upper Marlboro, Md./frederick Douglass

As A sophomore (2009): played in 10 games and made four starts on the defensive line … recorded 37 tackles (22 solo) on the year … notched five tackles for a loss and one sack … three solo tackles and one assisted in opener against Clarion (8/27) … came up with four tackles on the road at lake erie (9/5) … season-high seven total tackles, including two for a loss and one sack, against Shepherd (9/12) … four stops and one tfl against Glenville State (9/17) … six solo stops and two tfl at west liberty (9/26) … recorded five total tackles against Charleston (10/3) … notched four tackles against UnC pembroke (10/10) … three tackles (two solo) vs. Seton Hill (10/24).

As A redshirt freshman (2008): reserve linebacker that saw action in 10 games … recorded 16 tackles (seven solo) … notched two tackles for a loss, including one sack … tallied a sack in the opener against Clarion (8/28) … three total tackles (two solo) against lake erie (9/6) … two tackles, including one for a loss, against west liberty (10/2) … two solo stops in shutout win over wv wesleyan (10/25) … three total stops against Concord (11/8).


Before fairmont state: all-county performer at frederick Douglass HS … led the eagles to an 8-3 record and advanced to the second round of the state playoffs as a senior … made 60 tackles, including five sacks, to go with three fumble recoveries and one interception …

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Personal: tony patterson … born april 21, 1989 … son of valerie and tony patterson … one of three children … majoring in theater.

Tony Patterson’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks 2008 10 7 9 16 2 12009 10 22 15 37 5 1total 20 29 24 53 7 2

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CodyReeD

Jr., rB, 5-11, 215Berkeley Springs, w.va./Berkeley Springs* academic achievement award

As A sophomore (2009): Bruising running back who can also block and catch out of the backfield … also a key blocker on kick returns … played in all 11 games and rushed for 154 yards and one touchdown … six carries for 26 yards in opener against Clarion (8/27) … three catches for 40 yards at lake erie (9/5) … four carries for 40 yards, including a long run of 23, in win over Glenville State (9/17) … 19 yards on four carries in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … four carries for 34 yards and a touchdown vs. Seton Hill (10/24) … five carries for 27 against Concord (10/31) … two catches for 33 yards at wv State (11/7).

As A freshman (2008): played in all 11 games and rushed for 324 yards and one touchdown … rushed four times for 29 yards against Clarion (8/28) … season-high 14 carries for 87 yards in return home at Shepherd (9/20)

… also rumbled for a 27-yard touchdown and returned a kick for 25 yards against the rams … eight carries for 48 yards against Charleston (10/11) … nine carries for 48 yards with a long of 21 against St. Joseph’s (10/18) … 13 rushes for 62 yards in win over wv wesleyan (10/25) … averaged five yards per carry (five rushes, 25 yards) against Concord (11/8).

Before fairmont State: two-time first team all-state at Berkeley Springs … four-year letterman for coach angelo luvara … as a sophomore rushed for 500 yards and two touchdowns … as a junior rushed for 1,012 yards and 17 touchdowns … as a senior rushed for 1,750 yards and 24 touchdowns … also a four-year letterman in track and wrestling … state champion in wrestling as a junior.

Personal: Cody Junior reed … born March 20, 1989 … son of Joy and phil reed … one of two children … undecided major.

Cody reed’s Career statisticsYear GP Att Yds Avg. Td Long2008 11 65 324 5.0 1 272009 11 31 154 5.0 1 23total 22 96 478 5.0 2 27

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JoeyROCkOVICH

So., wr, 5-10, 170Murrysville, pa./franklin regional* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in one game but did not record any statistics.


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LoganSeABOLT

So., wr, 6-3, 170ripley, w.va./ripley* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in 10 games for the falcons primarily on special teams … blocked a kick against lake erie (9/5) … recorded on tackle at wv State (11/7).


Before fairmont state: team captain for ripley coach Steve Skidmore as a senior … first-team all-mid-ohio valley as a senior … caught 35 passes for 631 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior … also lettered two years in basketball.

Personal: logan Seabolt … son of lisa webb and Steve Seabolt … born March 16, 1990 … majoring in education.

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DerekSeVIeR

Jr., wr, 6-5, 220fairmont, w.va./east fairmont* academic achievement award

As A sophomore (2009): played in all 11 games for fSU … had one catch for 31 yards vs. Shepherd (9/12) … also served as the team’s long-snapper for most of the year.

As A redshirt freshman (2008): played in eight games for fairmont State … saw action at receiver and on special teams … caught two passes for eight yards and one touchdown … hauled in a six-yard tD pass on a fade against lake erie (9/6) … caught a pass for a two-point conversion against Shepherd (9/20).


Before fairmont state: Big, athletic target for coach Bill Haddox at east fairmont ... two-time all-nCaC, all-Mon valley and all-state ... also played in the north-South all Star game ... caught 30 balls for 617 yards as a senior ... led the state in tD receptions with 16 ... also scored 100 points for the Bees ... finished his career with 17 touchdown receptions and 974 yards ... also lettered three seasons in basketball and was a two-time first team all-conference pick ... earned all-state honorable mention honors.

Personal: Derek anthony Sevier ... born oct. 21 ... son of Cindy Stoller and eric Sevier ... majoring in exercise science.

derek sevier’s Career statisticsYear GP rec. Yds. Td Long2008 8 2 8 1 62009 11 1 31 0 31total 19 3 39 1 31

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RyanSHINe

r-fr., Dl, 6-4, 240Morgantown, w.va./University* academic achievement award


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NickSHRADeR

r-fr., ol, 6-4, 330plain City, ohio/Jonathan adler


Before fairmont state: two-time first team all-district and all-county selection ... earned all-state honorable mention on two occassions ... piled up 90 tackles and eight sacks as a senior ... helped the pioneers to the playoffs in each of his three seasons, including a runner-up finish in 2006.

Personal: nicholas Schrader … son of Mindy Hicks and Steve Schrader … born Dec. 3, 1990 … majoring in criminal justice.

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ShaneSPRINGeR

Jr., De, 6-1, 225Mt. Clare, w.va./Bridgeport* academic achievement award

As A sophomore (2009): played in seven games for the falcons … two solo tackles, including one for a loss, at west liberty (9/26) … recorded tackles against Charleston (10/3) and UnC pembroke (10/10) … in on two stops, including one for a loss, at wv State (11/7).

As A redshirt freshman (2008): played in nine games … used primarily on special teams … recorded three tackles on the year against wv State (9/13), Glenville (9/20) and St. Joseph’s (10/18).


Before fairmont state: two-year letterman for coach Bruce Carey at Bridgeport HS … first team all-Big ten, all-Harrison County and all-north Central west virginia as a senior … all-state honorable mention … recorded 27 tackles and had five sacks in leading the indians to an 8-3 record as a senior … added 115 yards and one touchdown receiving.

Personal: thomas Shane Springer … born Sept. 14, 1988 … son of Serena ashcroft and tom Springer … majoring in sport management.

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BryanSPRUILL

So., ol, 6-5, 240wellsburg, w.va./Brooke* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): Did not record any statistics.


Before fairmont state: two-year letterman for coach Dave reitter and the Bruins … also a three-year letterman in basketball.

Personal: Bryan Spruill … born May 4, 1989 … majoring in criminal justice.

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Chris STANTON

So., lB, 6-0, 230Clarksburg, w.va./notre Dame (Shepherd)* academic achievement award

As A freshman (2009): played in eight games for the falcons … recorded tackles against Glenville State (9/17) and west liberty (9/26).

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DanielSTROSNIDeR

So., DB, 5-11, 190Morgantown, w.va./University* academic achievement award

As A freshman (2009): played in all 11 games with six starts for the falcons … 15 tackles (11 solo) on the year … recovered one fumble … season-high five tackles (four solo) against lake erie (9/5) … four solo tackles against Concord (10/31) … also recovered a fumble against the Mountain lions.

Before fairmont state: Comes to fSU from powerful Morgantown High School and coach John Bowers ... caught eight passes for five touchdowns as a senior ... also picked up 595 yards on 90 carries and seven touchdowns ... as a defensive back, recorded 72 tackles and picked off a pair of passes ... helped the Mohigans to state semifinals in 2008 ... also a member of three nCaC championship teams ... two-time all-conference and all-state selection ... father played at fairmont State.

Personal: Daniel Strosnider … son of Karla and ed Strosnider … one of two children … born nov. 27, 1990 … majoring in education.

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ChrisTHOMPSON

fr., wr, 6-2, 205frederick, Md./frederick

At fairmont state (2007-10): lettered two seasons for the falcon basketball team … joined the fSU football team in the spring of 2010.

Before fairmont state: Standout on the gridiron ... three-time first team all-state pick at wide receiver ... had 1,000 receiving yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior … decorated hoops player as well as a three-time frederick news post first team selection ... also lettered in track.

Personal: Christopher thompson ... born april 26, 1989 ... son of Christina and william thompson ... one of two children ... majoring in business management.

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Brandon TUCkeR

So., DB, 5-9, 170Morgantown, w.va./University

As A freshman (2009): played 11 games and made four starts as a true freshman … recorded 36 tackles (23 solo) on the year … picked off two passes and broke up three others … six total tackles at lake erie (9/5) … also intercepted a pass and blocked a kick against the Storm … pair of stops, including one for a loss, against Shepherd (9/12) … three solo tackles and broke up a pass against west liberty (9/26) … two solo tackles and an interception in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … returned the pick 10 yards against the Bobcats … five solo tackles and broke up a pass against Seton Hill (10/24) … six total tackles and a pass break up against Concord (10/31) … also returned a blocked extra point for two points against the Mountain lions … five tackles against wv State (11/7).

Before fairmont state: nCaC player of the year for coach John Kelley at University High ... recorded 52 tackles and picked off three passes as a senior leading the Hawks to the conference championship ... also rushed for 1,050 and 18 touchdowns ... two-time first team all-state selection ... three-time all-nCaC honoree ... helped the Hawks to two appearances in the state playoffs.

Personal: Brandon terrell tucker … son of Jennifer tucker and anthony Johnson … born Mar. 10, 1991 … one of three children … majoring in business.

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BrianTURNeR

Jr., lB, 6-0, 210lusby, Md./patuxent

As A sophomore (2009): played in eight games and made two starts … notched five tackles including one for a loss at lake erie (9/5) … five solo tackles, forced a fumble and broke up a pass at west liberty (9/26).

As A redshirt freshman (2008): Saw action in nine games and made one start … recorded 13 total tackles (eight solo) … two solo stops against west liberty (10/2) … season-high four total tackles against St. Joseph’s (10/18) … two solo tackles, including one sack for a loss of 10 yards, against wv wesleyan (10/25) … three total tackles (two solo), including one tfl against Seton Hill (11/1).


Before high school: rushed for 1,273 yards and 11 touchdowns at patuxent HS … second team washington post all-Met linebacker as well … Southern Maryland

athletic Conference (SMaC) and patuxent County player of the year … also all-county running back and linebacker … first team all-SMaC … all-state linebacker.

Personal: Brian turner … born Sept. 29, 1988 … son of Michelle thomas … majoring in criminal justice.

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M.J.TwYMAN

Sr., lB, 5-10, 250piedmont, w.va./Keyser* all-wviaC Honorable Mention (2007)

As A senior (2009): redshirted the season due to injury.

As A Junior (2008): played in 10 games and made three starts … recorded 34 total tackles (19 solo) … also notched four tfls, one sack and batted down two passes … four total stops against wv State (9/13), including one for a loss … season-high seven total tackles (four solo) in win over Shepherd (9/20) … three solo tackles and one sack against west liberty (10/2) … four solo tackles and two assists and one tfl against Charleston (10/11) … three total stops including one tfl in shutout victory over wv wesleyan (10/25) … three solo tackles against Seton Hill (11/1).

As A sophomore (2007): played in 10 games … all-conference honorable mention defense … tallied 60 tackles including 36 solo … second on the team in total tackles … recorded nine sacks on the year, ranking in

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As A freshman (2006): played in all 11 games … made three solo tackles and assisted on another … recorded one sack against Shepherd (9/30) … had two solo tackles against (10/14).

Before fairmont state: Decorated player out of Keyser High ... lettered four seasons in football ... set school record for touchdowns in a game with six ... rushed for over 1,200 yards for the tornados as a senior ... three-time all-conference and all-state pick ... named offensive Mvp in 2005 ... also lettered in track ... won a state championship in the shot put.

Personal: phillip Mark twyman Jr. ... born feb. 27, 1987 ... son of valerie and Mark twyman ... one of five children ... lists winning the state championship in the shot put as his biggest athletic thrill ... chose fSU because of the campus and recreation center ... majoring in business administration.

m.J. Twyman’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks2006 11 3 1 4 1 12007 11 36 24 60 12 92008 10 19 15 34 4 1 Dnptotal 31 58 40 98 16 11

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GregUNDeRwOOD

Jr., DB, 6-0, 190anderson, S.C./t.l. Hanna* academic achievement award* all-wviaC Honorable Mention (2008, 2009)

As A sophomore (2009): all-wviaC honorable mention selection for the second-straight year … second on the team in solo tackles with 49 … finished the year with 68 total stops … second on the team with eight tackles for a loss … intercepted three passes and broke up three others … seven tackles (four solo) against Clarion (8/27) … nine total stops at lake erie (9/5) … seven solo tackles and blocked a kick against Shepherd (9/12) … intercepted a pair of passes in win over Glenville State (9/17) … returned those interceptions for a total of 68 yards against the pioneers … six tackles, including one for a loss, against west liberty (9/26) … nine total stops (seven solo) against Charleston (10/3) … five tackles and broke up one pass vs. UnC pembroke (10/10) … five tackles (four solo), including two for a loss, in win over Seton Hill (10/24) … also intercepted a pass against the Griffins … four solo tackles and one tfl against Concord (10/31) … season-high 11 total tackles at wv State (11/7) … also registered three tackles for a loss against the yellow Jackets.

As A redshirt freshman (2008): one of the team’s top tacklers … 80 total stops on the year (43 solo) … also recorded seven tackles for a loss and a pair of sacks … recovered a team-best five fumbles … knocked down five passes on the year and recorded one interception … five solo tackles, including one tfl, against Clarion (8/28) … also forced and recovered a fumble against the Golden eagles … nine total tackles and one sack against lake erie (9/6) … also intercepted a pass and returned it 13 yards against the Storm … eight total tackles against wv State (9/13), including a tfl, and recovered one fumble … three solo tackles and one tfl in win over Shepherd (9/20) … also batted down two passes and recovered a fumble against the rams … five solo tackles on way to nine total stops against Glenville (9/25) … broke up a pass and recovered a fumble against the pioneers … five more solo tackles against west liberty (10/2) … nine total stops against Charleston (10/11) … nine total stops against wv wesleyan (10/25) … recorded two tfls, including one sack, in the shutout victory over the Bobcats … six solo tackles, including one for a loss, against Concord (11/8) … also forced and recovered a fumble against the Mountain lions.


Before fairmont state: two-year letterman at t.l. Hanna High ... made 47 tackles as a junior in four games ... also returned two interceptions for a touchdown, and blocked a punt for a tD ... in his senior season with the yellow Jackets, piled up 110 tackles ... picked off three passes ... also notched five sacks ... all-Upstate honorable mention ... team captain ... nominated for the north-South all-Star game ... led t.l. Hanna to a region title.

Personal: Gregory James Underwood ... born oct. 20, 1989 ... son of Kim Underwood ... majoring in business management.

Greg underwood’s Career statisticsYear GP uT AT Total TfL sacks PBu iNT ff fr2008 11 43 37 80 7 2 5 1 2 52009 11 49 19 68 8 0 3 3 0 0total 22 92 56 148 15 2 8 3 2 5

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Scott VICTORIO

So., rB, 5-6, 180Brooklyn, n.y./Brooke* academic achievement award

As A redshirt freshman (2009): played in all 11 games as part of fairmont State’s backfield … rushed 68 times for 270 yards and two touchdowns … 12 carries for 53 yards in opener against Clarion (8/27) … nine carries for 18 yards and one reception at lake erie (9/5) … 44 yard rushing and 71 yards on three kick returns against Shepherd (9/12) … 11 carries for 46 yards and a touchdown in win over wv wesleyan (10/17) … scored a touchdown against Seton Hill (10/24) … five carries for 35 yards and added two catches for 13 yards against Concord (10/31) … 24 yards rushing and one reception against wv State (11/7).


Before fairmont state: three-year letterman for coach Dave reitter at Brooke High ... first team all-state and all-ovaC as a senior ... also selected to Big 22 team ... racked up over 1,500 yards on the ground for the Bruins ... also a first team all-ovaC, all-valley and Big 22 as a junior ... honorable mention all-state ... rushed for over 1,000 yards that season.

Personal: Scott victorio … son of Mrydalia Suarez … one of five children … brother angel estrada played at west virginia and assists on fairmont State staff … majoring in criminal justice.

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DamonwATeRS

r-fr., rB, 5-8, 160Bridgeport, w.va./Grafton* academic achievement award


Before fairmont state: first team all-state selection as a senior at Grafton under the direction of coach Mark yoho ... helped the Bearcats to the state title after rushing for 1,680 yards and 24 touchdowns ... rushed for 276 yards and four tDs in state title game and named Mvp ... two-time first team all-conference pick ... also lettered in basketball and baseball earning all-conference recognition in each.

Personal: James Damon waters … son of Jamie rappold and James waters … one of three children … born Sept. 13, 1990 … majoring in accounting.

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r-fr., lB, 6-0, 195Morgantown, w.va./University


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MattwILMeR

So., wr, 6-0, 190Keyser, w.va./Keyser* academic achievement award

As A freshman (2009): played in all 11 games, primarily on special teams … one catch for five yards at Seton Hill (10/24) … registered 34 yards on a kick return handoff vs. Concord (10/31).

Before fairmont state: Mineral Daily News player of the year out of Keyser High under coach Sean Biser ... rushed for 1,141 yards and scored 20 touchdowns as a senior ... averaged nearly 10 yards per carry ... also recorded 49 tackles on defense ... led the tornados to the state playoffs ... earned all-conference honors on both offense and defense ... as a junior, rushed for 1,151 yards and 15 tDs ... caught seven passes for 203 yards and five scores ... set school record with seven tDs in one game ... earned all-state honorable mention honors that season ... also lettered in basketball and track.

Personal: Matthew Jay wilmer … son of lori wilmer … born Dec. 12, 1990 … one of two children.

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BryanwILSON

r-fr., DB, 5-11, 180Cary, n.C./Cary* academic achievement award


Before fairmont state: two-time all-conference for coach Ben Kolstad … three year letterman at Cary High … team captain as a senior … led the imps to a 10-1 record and conference championship as a senior … led the team in tackles and tallied three interceptions as a senior.

Personal: Matthew Bryan wilson … son of Barbara and Berk wilson … born Sept. 28, 1990 … one of five children … majoring in business.

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JakeYOUNG

r-fr., lB, 6-3, 225ravenswood, w.va./ravenswood (wvU)* academic achievement award

Before fairmont state: Spent the 2009 season at west virginia University … two-time first team all-state selection at ravenswood … also a two-time first team all-conference pick … little Kanawha Conference Defensive player of the year after recording 133 tackles as a senior … led the team to a 9-3 record and the state playoffs in senior year … also rushed for 1,038 yards and 19 tDs that season … rushed for 939 yards and 17 tDs as a junior … recorded 88 tackles as well that year.

Personal: Jake young … son of July and randy young … born June 7, 1991 … one of six children … majoring in exercise science.

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Game 2

Notre Dame College

September 11, 2010Duvall-roSier FielD

Fairmont, W.va.1 p.m.

Quick FactSlocation South euclid, ohioenrollment 1,375founded 1972nickname falconscolors Blue & whiteconference aMcnational affiliation naiaStadium Korb field (3,000)president dr. andrew p. rothathletic director dr. Susan HlavacekHead coach adam Howardalma Mater wilmington college (1997)record at ndc (years) 0-0 (1)overall career record Samelettermen returning/lost naStarters returning/lost naBasic offense Multiple proBasic defense 4-2-5football office (216) 373-6366Sid contact Skip SnowSid office number (216) 373-5319Sid fax (216) 274-6369Sid e-mail [email protected] notredamefalcons.com

2010 ScheDuleaug. 28 MercyHUrSt 7 p.m.Sept. 4 at lindsey wilson 2:30 p.m.Sept. 11 at fairmont State 1 p.m.Sept. 18 walSH 1 p.m.Sept. 25 at taylor 1 p.m.oct. 2 at central State 1:30 p.m.oct. 9 at St. Joseph’s 1 p.m.oct. 23 Marian colleGe 1 p.m.oct. 30 nortH Greenville 1 p.m.nov. 6 at Kentucky wesleyan tBanov. 13 UrBana 1 p.m.

2009 ScheDule/reSultSSept. 6 HiraM* w, 49-0Sept. 14 at waynesburg* w, 41-17Sept. 27 caSe weStern+ w, 53-24oct. 1 Union cHriStian+ w, 20-6oct. 11 at wooster* w, 41-18oct. 19 at ashland* w, 34-17oct. 25 central carolina SportS acadeMy+ w, 34-20nov. 14 at Xavier# w, 40-14* Jv opponent+ prep School# club team

Game 1

Clarion

September 2, 2010memorial StaDium

clarion, pa.7 p.m.

Quick FactSlocation clarion, pa.enrollment 7,100founded 1867nickname Golden eaglescolors Blue & Goldconference pSac westnational affiliation ncaa division iiStadium Memorial (5,000)president tBaathletic director dave KatisHead coach Jay fosteralma Mater plymouth St. (1985)record at clarion (years) 12-32 (4)overall career record Samelettermen returning/lost 38/8Starters returning/lost 19/6Basic offense n/aBasic defense n/afootball office (814) 393-2258Sid contact rich HermanSid office number (814) 393-2334Sid Home (814) 226-6766Sid fax (814) 393-2082Sid e-mail [email protected] www.clarion.edu

2010 ScheDuleSept. 2 fairMont State 7 p.m.Sept. 11 at Bloomsburg tBa Sept. 18 SHippenSBUrG 6 p.m.Sept. 25 california 6 p.m.oct. 2 Slippery rocK 2 p.m.oct. 9 at lock Haven tBaoct. 16 at indiana (pa.) tBaoct. 23 edinBoro 1 p.m.oct. 30 at Gannon tBanov. 6 at Mercyhurst tBanov. 13 MillerSville 1 p.m.

2009 ScheDule/reSultSaug. 27 at fairmont St. w, 33-21Sept. 5 KUtZtown l, 6-25Sept. 12 e. Stroudsburg l, 31-45Sept. 19 locK Haven w, 24-0Sept. 26 at california l, 31-35oct. 3 Gannon w, 42-21 oct. 8 at Slippery rock w, 27-10oct. 17 MercyHUrSt w, 29-25oct. 24 indiana w, 30-28oct. 31 at edinboro w, 30-17nov. 7 at cheyney w, 32-12

Game 3

Shepherd

Sept. 18, 2010ram StaDium

ShepherDStoWn, W.va.noon

Quick FactSlocation Shepherdstown, w.va.enrollment 4,200founded 1871nickname ramscolors Blue & Goldconference wviacnational affiliation ncaa division iiStadium ram Stadium (5,000)president dr. Suzanne Shipleyathletic director Karl wolfHead coach Monte carteralma Mater Millikin (1971)record at Shepherd (years) 161-8--1 (23)overall career record 192-103-2 (29)lettermen returning 38/12Starters returning/lost 15/7Basic offense Multiple iBasic defense 4-4football office (304) 876-5263Sid contact chip ransomSid office number (304) 876-5228Sid Home (304) 876-3243Sid fax (304) 876-3267Sid e-mail [email protected] shepherdrams.com

2009 ScheDule/reSultS (6-4)aug. 29 SHippenSBUrG w, 34-23Sept. 5 at Bowie State l, 21-23Sept. 12 at fairmont State w, 27-14Sept. 19 Seton Hill w, 40-27Sept. 26 cHarleSton l, 17-30oct. 3 at concord w, 34-31oct. 10 at wv wesleyan w, 45-6oct. 17 weSt liBerty l, 30-31oct. 24 wv State w, 55-14nov. 5 at Glenville State l, 10-21

2010 ScheDuleaug. 28 at Shippensburg 1 p.m.Sept. 11 St. JoSepH’S noonSept. 18 fairMont State noonSept. 25 at Seton Hill 3 p.m.oct. 2 at charleston 1 p.m.oct. 9 concord noonoct. 16 wv. weSleyan noonoct. 23 at west liberty 1 p.m.oct. 30 at wv State 1 p.m.nov. 13 Glenville State noon

Game 4

Glenville State

Sept. 25, 2010morriS StaDiumGlenville, W.va.

1 p.m.

Quick FactSlocation Glenville, w.va.enrollment 1,350founded 1872nickname pioneerscolors Blue & whiteconference wviacnational affiliation ncaa division iiStadium Morris Stadium (5,500)president dr. peter B. Barrathletic director Janet BaileyHead coach alan fiddleralma Mater wv State (1989)record at Glenville State (years) 40-26 (6)overall career record Samelettermen returning 18/naStarters returning/lost 5/17Basic offense SpreadBasic defense 4-3football office (304) 462-6230Sid contact Jonathan GriffinSid office number (304) 462-6238Sid cell number (304) 629-9455Sid fax (304) 462-5593website www.gscpioneers.com

2009 ScheDule/reSultS (7-4)aug. 27 StoneHill w, 21-14Sept. 3 at chattanooga l, 10-13Sept. 12 at Seton Hill w, 47-37Sept. 17 at fairmont State l, 37-50Sept. 26 at central arkansas l, 10-24oct. 3 weSt liBerty l, 17-29oct. 10 concord w, 28-27oct. 17 at wv State w, 35-17oct. 24 wv weSleyan w, 54-30oct. 31 at charleston w, 14-12nov. 5 SHepHerd w, 21-10

2010 ScheDuleSept. 2 wv tecH 7 p.m.Sept. 11 nortH alaBaMa 1 p.m.Sept. 18 Seton Hill 6 p.m.Sept. 25 fairMont State 1 p.m.oct. 2 Unc-peMBroKe 1 p.m.oct. 9 at west liberty 1 p.m.oct. 16 at concord 3 p.m.oct. 23 wv State 1:30 p.m.oct. 30 at wv wesleyan 1 p.m.nov. 6 cHarleSton 1 p.m.nov. 11 at Shepherd noon

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Game 5

West Liberty

sePT. 30, 2010duVALL-rOsier fieLd

fAirmONT, w.VA. 8 P.m.

QuiCK fACTslocation west liberty, w.va.enrollment 2,500founded 1837nickname HilltoppersColors Black & GoldConference wviaCnational affiliation nCaa Division iiStadium russek field (4,000)president Mr. robin Capehartathletic Director James watsonHead Coach roger waialaealma Mater Dubuque (1989)record at west liberty(years) 39-18 (5)overall Career record Samelettermen returning 42/23Starters returning/lost 17/7Basic offense Multiple “i”Basic Defense Multiple football office (304) 336-8294SiD Contact Matt watsonSiD office number (304) 336-8107SiD Cell number (304) 541-6001SiD fax (304) 336-8304website www.hilltoppersports.com

2009 sCheduLe/resuLTs (11-2)aug. 27 at edinboro l, 30-42Sept. 5 walSH w, 48-17Sept. 12 laKe erie w, 62-28Sept. 19 at wv wesleyan w, 49-26Sept. 26 fairMont State w, 35-9oct. 3 at Glenville State w, 29-17oct. 10 wv State w, 52-30oct. 17 at Shepherd w, 31-30oct. 24 at Charleston w, 48-42 (2ot)oct.31 Seton Hill w, 48-21nov. 7 ConCorD w, 64-42nov. 21 eDinBoro* w, 84-63nov. 28 California (pa.)* l, 35-57*NCAA Playoffs

2010 sCheduLeSept. 4 eDinBoro 1:30 p.m.Sept. 11 at Southern Connecticut 1 p.m.Sept. 25 wv weSleyan 1 p.m.Sept. 30 at fairmont State 8 p.m.oct. 9 Glenville State 1 p.m.oct. 16 at wv State 1:30 p.m.oct. 23 SHepHerD 1 p.m.oct. 30 CHarleSton 1 p.m.nov. 6 at Seton Hill 3 p.m.nov. 13 at Concord 1 p.m.

Game 6

Charleston

OCT. 9, 2010u.ChArLesTON sTAdium

ChArLesTON, w.VA.1 P.m.

QuiCK fACTslocation Charleston, w.va.enrollment 1,385founded 1888nickname Golden eaglesColors Maroon & GoldConference wviaCnational affiliation nCaa Division iiStadium Univ. of Charleston (22,500)president Dr. edwin welchathletic Director tom nozicaHead Coach tony DeMeoalma Mater ionarecord at Charleston (years) 37-18 (5)overall Career record 131-101-4Starters returning/lost 17/5Basic offense triple option GunBasic Defense profootball office (304) 357-4820SiD Contact william McDanielSiD office number 304-720-6690SiD Cell 304-389-1823SiD fax (304) 35-4988SiD e-mail [email protected] www.ucwvathletics.com

2009 sCheduLe/resuLTs (9-2)aug. 29 tUSCUlUM w, 31-14Sept. 5 at St. augustine’s (3ot) w, 43-41Sept. 12 at wv State w, 35-0Sept. 19 ConCorD w, 52-14Sept. 26 at Shepherd w, 30-17oct. 3 at fairmont State w, 37-7oct. 10 at Seton Hill w, 59-43oct. 17 at north Greenville w, 34-7oct. 24 weSt liBerty (2ot) l, 42-48oct. 31 Glenville State l, 12-14nov.7 wv weSleyan w, 57-25

2010 sCheduLeaug. 28 at tusculum 1 p.m.Sept. 4 MarS Hill 1 p.m.Sept. 18 wv State 1 p.m.Sept. 25 at Concord 1 p.m.oct. 2 SHepHerD 1 p.m.oct. 9 fairMont State 1 p.m.oct. 16 Seton Hill 1 p.m.oct. 23 at Urbana 1 p.m.oct. 30 at west liberty 1 p.m.nov. 6 at Glenville State 1 p.m.nov. 13 at wv wesleyan 1 p.m.

Game 7

UNC-Pembroke

OCT. 16, 2010JOhNsON sTAdium

PemBrOKe, N.C.2 P.m.

QuiCK fACTslocation pembroke, n.C.enrollmentfounded 1887nickname BravesColors Black and GoldConference independentnational affiliation nCaa Division iiStadium Grace p. Johnson Stadiumpresident Dr. allen C. Meadorsathletic Director Dan KenneyHead Coach pete Shinnickalma Mater Colorado, 1988record at UnC pembroke 22-10overall Career record 75-32lettermen returning Starters returning/lostBasic offenseBasic Defensefootball office (910) 775-4232SiD Contact todd andersonSiD office number (910) 521-6371website uncpbraves.com

2009 sCheduLe/resuLTs (9-2)aug. 29 at fayetteville St. (ot) w, 41-34Sept. 5 St. paUl’S w, 37-0Sept. 12 winGate w, 24-13Sept. 19 at Carson-newman l, 22-35Sept. 26 lane w, 43-3oct. 3 weBBer int’l w, 30-3oct. 10 at fairmont State w, 38-7oct. 24 at Concord w, 27-9oct. 31 at frostburg State w, 52-7nov. 7 at north Greenville w, 42-14nov. 14 at arkansas tech* l, 13-41*NCAA Playoffs

2010 sCheduLeSept. 4 fayetteville State 6 p.m.Sept. 11 at St. paul’s 1 p.m.Sept. 18 at wingate 1:30 p.m.Sept. 25 CarSon-newMan 2 p.m.oct. 2 at Glenville State 1 p.m.oct. 9 at webber int’l 1 p.m.oct. 16 fairMont State 2 p.m.oct. 23 at winston-Salem State 2 p.m.oct. 30 ConCorD 2 p.m.nov. 6 nortH Greenville 2 p.m.

Game 8

West Virginia Wesleyan

OCT. 23, 2010duVALL-rOsier fieLd

fAirmONT, w.VA.1 P.m.

QuiCK fACTslocation Buckhannon, w.va.enrollment 1,250founded 1890nickname BobcatsColors orange & BlackConference wviaCnational affiliation nCaa Division iiStadium Cebe ross field (3,000)president Dr. pamela Balchathletic Director Ken tylerHead Coach Dennis Creehanalma Mater edinboro, 1971record at wvwC (years) 2-8 (1)overall Career record 73-62-1Starters returning/lost 18/4Basic offense SpreadBasic Defense 4-3football office (304) 473-8257SiD Contact Mitch fastenauSiD office number (304) 473-8102SiD Cell (515) 229-1563SiD fax (304) 473-8056SiD e-mail [email protected] bobcats.wvwc.edu

2009 sCheduLe/resuLTs (2-8)Sept. 5 at Urbana l, 19-20Sept. 12 at Concord l, 26-35Sept. 19 weSt liBerty l, 26-49Sept. 26 at Seton Hill w, 38-26oct. 3 at liberty (va.) l, 7-45oct. 10 SHepHerD l, 6-45oct. 17 fairMont State l, 17-21oct. 24 at Glenville State l, 30-54oct. 31 wv State w, 28-0nov. 7 at Charleston l, 25-57

2010 sCheduLeaug. 28 St. paUl’S 1 p.m.Sept. 4 UrBana 1 p.m.Sept. 18 ConCorD 1 p.m.Sept. 25 at west liberty 1 p.m.oct. 2 Seton Hill 1 p.m.oct. 9 at livingstone 1 p.m.oct. 16 at Shepherd 1 p.m.oct. 23 at fairmont State 1 p.m.oct. 30 Glenville State 1 p.m.nov. 6 at wv State 1 p.m.nov. 13 CHarleSton 1 p.m.

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Game 10

Concord

NOV. 6, 2010CALLAGhAN sTAdium

ATheNs, w.VA.1 P.m.

QuiCK fACTslocation athens, w.va.enrollment 2,900founded 1872nickname Mountain lionsColors Maroon & GrayConference wviaCnational affiliation nCaa Division iiStadium Callaghan Stadium (5,00)president Dr. Greg aloiaathletic Director Greg QuickHead Coach Mike Kellaralma Mater fairmont State (1996) record at Concord (years) 6-5 (1)overall Career record sameStarters returning/lostBasic offense Spread optionBasic Defense 4-3 Setfootball office (304) 384-5347 x5953SiD Contact Kyle CooperSiD office number (304) 384-6259SiD fax (304) 384-5117SiD e-mail [email protected] www.mountainlions.com

2009 sCheduLe/resuLTs (6-5)aug. 29 at Southern virginia w, 63-10Sept. 5 lenoir-rHyne w, 52-45 (ot)Sept. 12 wv weSleyan w, 35-26Sept. 19 at Charleston l, 14-52Sept. 26 wv State w, 25-14oct. 3 SHepHerD l, 31-34oct. 10 at Glenville State l, 27-28oct. 17 Seton Hill w, 52-34oct. 24 UnC-peMBroKe l, 9-27oct. 31 at fairmont State w, 15-9nov. 7 at west liberty l, 42-64

2010 sCheduLeaug. 26 SoUtHern virGinia 6 p.m.Sept. 4 at lenoir-rhyne 7 p.m.Sept. 18 at wv wesleyan 1 p.m.Sept. 25 CHarleSton tBaoct. 2 at wv State 1 p.m.oct. 9 at Shepherd noonoct. 16 Glenville State 3 p.m.oct. 23 at Seton Hill 3 p.m.oct. 30 at UnC pembroke 1 p.m.nov. 6 fairMont State 1 p.m.nov. 13 weSt liBerty 1 p.m.

Game 11

West Virginia State

NOV. 13, 2010duVALL-rOsier fieLd


QuiCK fACTslocation institute, w.va.enrollment 2,081founded 1891nickname yellow JacketsColors old Gold & BlackConference wviaCnational affiliation nCaa Division iiStadium lakin field (5,000)president Dr. Hazo w. Carter, Jr.athletic Director Sean loydHead Coach earl Monroealma Mater Miami (1978)record at wv State (years) 29-22 (5)overall Career record Samelettermen returning 12/23Starters returning/lost 8/25Basic offense 2-BackBasic Defense 4-3football office (304) 766-3228 (x.3204SiD Contact John SimmsSiD office number (304) 776-3165SiD fax (304) 766-3364SiD e-mail [email protected] wvsuyellowjackets.com

2009 sCheduLe/resuLTs (3-7)aug. 29 Central State w. 6-0Sept. 5 at Benedict (SC) l, 21-49Sept. 12 CHarleSton l, 0-35Sept. 26 at Concord l, 14-25oct. 3 Seton Hill w, 23-17oct. 10 at west liberty l, 30-52oct. 17 Glenville State l, 17-35oct. 24 at Shepherd l, 14-55oct. 31 at wv wesleyan l, 0-28nov.7 fairMont State w, 27-19

2010 sCheduLe Sept. 4 vs. Central State tBaSept. 11 at virginia State 1:30 p.m.Sept. 18 at Charleston 1 p.m.oct. 2 ConCorD 1 p.m.oct. 9 at Seton Hill 3 p.m.oct. 16 weSt liBerty 1:30 p.m.oct. 23 at Glenville State 1:30 p.m.oct. 30 SHepHerD 1 p.m.nov. 6 wv weSleyan 1 p.m.nov. 13 at fairmont State 1 p.m.

Game 9

Seton Hill

OCT. 30, 2010duVALL-rOsier fieLd


QuiCK fACTslocation Greensburg, pa.enrollment 1,700founded 1918nickname GriffinsColors Crimson & vegas GoldConference wviaCnational affiliation nCaa Division iiStadium offutt field (5,000)president Dr. Joanne w. Boyleathletic Director Chris SnyderHead Coach Joel Dolinskialma Mater Cincinnati (1998)record at Seton Hill (years) 11-13 (2)overall Career record Samelettermen returning 22Starters returning/lost 12/10Basic offense proBasic Defense 4-3football office (724) 830-4615SiD Contact Jason GreeneSiD office number (724) 830-1132SiD Cell (724) 880-4785SiD fax (724) 830-1173SiD e-mail [email protected] www.setonhill.edu

2009 sCheduLe/resuLTs (1-10)aug. 29 virGinia wiSe w, 34-27Sept. 5 at ohio Dominican l, 21-44Sept. 12 Glenville State l, 37-47Sept. 19 at Shepherd l, 27-40Sept. 26 wv wesleyan l, 26-38oct. 3 at wv State l, 17-23oct. 10 CHarleSton l, 43-59oct. 17 at Concord l, 34-52oct. 24 fairMont State l, 13-34oct. 31 at west liberty l, 21-48nov. 7 Urbana (oH) l, 14-30

2010 sCheduLeaug. 28 Bowie State 3 p.m.Sept. 4 new Haven 3 p.m.Sept. 11 at Urbana noonSept. 18 at Glenville State 1 p.m.Sept. 25 SHepHerD 3 p.m.oct. 2 at wv wesleyan 1 p.m.oct. 9 wv State 3 p.m.oct. 16 at Charleston 1 p.m.oct. 23 ConCorD 3 p.m.oct. 30 at fairmont State 3 p.m.

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2009 StatisticsreCOrd: OVerALL hOme AwAY NeuTrALall GaMeS 3-8-0 1-5-0 2-3-0 0-0-0ConferenCe 3-5-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 0-0-0non-ConferenCe 0-3-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

dATe OPPONeNT w/L sCOre ATTeNd.aug 27 Clarion l 21-33 5714Sep 05 at lake erie College l (ot) 24-27 2039Sep 12 SHepHerD l 14-27 1740Sep 17 Glenville State w 50-37 6113Sep 26 at west liberty Univ. l 9-35 1648oct 03 #15 CHarleSton l 7-37 1468oct 10 #25 UnC peMBroKe l 7-38 1303oct 17 at wv wesleyan w 21-17 2000oct 24 at Seton Hill w 34-13 865oct 31 ConCorD l 9-15 958nov 07 at wv State U l 19-27 501

rushiNG G ATT GAiN LOsT NeT AVG. Td LONG AVG/GDoug Brazill 11 140 705 41 664 4.7 7 56 60.4omoniyi Bakare 11 82 424 28 396 4.8 3 58 36.0Scott victorio 11 68 309 39 270 4.0 2 25 24.5vick Bradford 8 35 234 31 203 5.8 2 73 25.4Cody reed 11 31 161 7 154 5.0 1 23 14.0perry Baker 10 10 80 15 65 6.5 1 54 6.5J.J. Mayer 11 38 141 81 60 1.6 0 13 5.5Matt Griffin 8 10 66 14 52 5.2 0 13 6.5Brandon Hyler 1 2 23 0 23 11.5 0 20 23.0Zack page 10 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.7Derek taylor 6 24 67 61 6 0.2 0 15 1.0Jeff Smothers 11 2 3 0 3 1.5 0 3 0.3team 5 6 0 9 -9 -1.5 0 0 -1.8total.......... 11 449 2220 326 1894 4.2 16 73 172.2opponents...... 11 442 2100 245 1855 4.2 14 52 168.6

PAssiNG G effic Att-Cmp-int Pct Yds Td Lng Avg/GJ.J. Mayer 11 106.93 55-110-7 50.0 755 4 36 68.6Derek taylor 6 107.65 38-89-4 42.7 587 5 60 97.8vick Bradford 8 37.30 6-20-2 30.0 65 0 27 8.1total.......... 11 100.86 99-219-13 45.2 1407 9 60 127.9opponents...... 11 130.44 169-291-17 58.1 2126 20 80 193.3

reCeiViNG G No. Yds Avg Td Long Avg/Gt. Hawthorne 11 20 331 16.5 1 36 30.1perry Baker 10 16 233 14.6 0 59 23.3Stephan Johnson 11 12 237 19.8 4 60 21.5Jeff Smothers 11 12 114 9.5 1 17 10.4Cody reed 11 9 116 12.9 0 19 10.5Sean Marion 10 9 112 12.4 0 18 11.2Doug Brazill 11 7 72 10.3 1 36 6.5omoniyi Bakare 11 5 66 13.2 0 25 6.0Scott victorio 11 4 23 5.8 0 8 2.1Demetrius young 10 3 67 22.3 1 34 6.7Derek Sevier 11 1 31 31.0 1 31 2.8Matt wilmer 11 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.5total.......... 11 99 1407 14.2 9 60 127.9opponents...... 11 169 2126 12.6 20 80 193.3

fieLd GOALs fGm-fGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blkalex ashley 2-9 22.2 0-0 0-2 1-2 1-5 0-0 49 2

TeAm sTATisTiCsSCorinG 215 306 points per Game 19.5 27.8firSt DownS 166 218 rushing 93 96 passing 56 96 penalty 17 26rUSHinG yarDaGe 1894 1855 yards gained rushing 2220 2100 yards lost rushing 326 245 rushing attempts 449 442 average per rush 4.2 4.2 average per Game 172.2 168.6 tDs rushing 16 14paSSinG yarDaGe 1407 2126 att-Comp-int 219-99-13 291-169-17 average per pass 6.4 7.3 average per Catch 14.2 12.6 average per Game 127.9 193.3 tDs passing 9 20total offenSe 3301 3981 total plays 668 733 average per play 4.9 5.4 average per Game 300.1 361.9KiCK retUrnS: #-yards 54-1415 36-898pUnt retUrnS: #-yards 13-87 18-181int retUrnS: #-yards 17-298 13-179KiCK retUrn averaGe 26.2 24.9pUnt retUrn averaGe 6.7 10.1int retUrn averaGe 17.5 13.8fUMBleS-loSt 23-9 23-7penaltieS-yards 106-933 92-783 average per Game 84.8 71.2pUntS-yards 58-1855 41-1461 average per punt 32.0 35.6 net punt average 28.5 31.1tiMe of poSSeSSion/Game 29:23 30:333rD-Down Conversions 39/136 56/144 3rd-Down pct 29% 39%4tH-Down Conversions 11/28 11/23 4th-Down pct 39% 48%SaCKS By-yards 12-66 20-104MiSC yarDS 1 56toUCHDownS SCoreD 30 40fielD GoalS-atteMptS 2-9 11-18on-SiDe KiCKS 1-2 0-1reD-Zone SCoreS 16-35 46% 34-45 76%reD-Zone toUCHDownS 16-35 46% 25-45 56%pat-atteMptS 25-29 86% 33-39 85%attenDanCe 17296 7053 Games/avg per Game 6/2883 5/1411 neutral Site Games 0/0

iNTerCePTiONs No. Yds Avg Td LongDewey McDonald 5 161 32.2 1 85Greg Underwood 3 86 28.7 0 36Brandon tucker 2 10 5.0 0 10ryland newman 2 39 19.5 1 39Scott Davidson 1 0 0.0 0 0David pack 1 0 0.0 0 0Jack Charles 1 0 0.0 0 0perry Baker 1 2 2.0 0 2nate Black 1 0 0.0 0 0total.......... 17 298 17.5 2 85opponents...... 13 179 13.8 3 57

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Fighting FalconsPuNTiNG No. Yds Avg Long TB fC i20 50+ Blkdalex ashley 57 1855 32.5 52 1 13 9 2 0team 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1total.......... 58 1855 32.0 52 1 13 9 0 1opponents...... 41 1461 35.6 56 5 14 14 0 1

PuNT reTurNs No. Yds Avg Td LongZack page 9 70 7.8 0 22Scott victorio 3 14 4.7 0 9Brandon tucker 1 3 3.0 0 0total.......... 13 87 6.7 0 22opponents...... 18 181 10.1 2 70

KiCK reTurNs No. Yds Avg Td LongZack page 43 1221 28.4 2 89Cody reed 5 60 12.0 0 16Scott victorio 3 71 23.7 0 33Matt Griffin 1 13 13.0 0 13perry Baker 1 15 15.0 0 15t. Hawthorne 1 1 1.0 0 1Matt wilmer 0 34 0.0 0 34total.......... 54 1415 26.2 2 89opponents...... 36 898 24.9 1 93

fumBLe reTurNs No. Yds Avg Td LongDrew rossignol 1 35 35.0 1 35Dewey McDonald 1 2 2.0 0 2total.......... 2 37 18.5 1 35opponents...... 1 8 8.0 0 8

TOTAL OffeNse G Plays rush Pass Total Avg/GJ.J. Mayer 11 148 60 755 815 74.1Doug Brazill 11 140 664 0 664 60.4Derek taylor 6 113 6 587 593 98.8omoniyi Bakare 11 82 396 0 396 36.0Scott victorio 11 68 270 0 270 24.5vick Bradford 8 55 203 65 268 33.5Cody reed 11 31 154 0 154 14.0perry Baker 10 10 65 0 65 6.5Matt Griffin 8 10 52 0 52 6.5Brandon Hyler 1 2 23 0 23 23.0Zack page 10 1 7 0 7 0.7Jeff Smothers 11 2 3 0 3 0.3team 5 6 -9 0 -9 -1.8total.......... 11 668 1894 1407 3301 300.1opponents...... 11 733 1855 2126 3981 361.9

|------------------PAT-----------------|sCOriNG Td fGs Kick rush rcv Pass dXP saf PointsDoug Brazill 8 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 48alex ashley 0 2-9 25-29 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 31Stephan Johnson 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24omoniyi Bakare 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Scott victorio 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12vick Bradford 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Zack page 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Demetrius young 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Derek Sevier 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Jeff Smothers 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6ryland newman 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6perry Baker 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Cody reed 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6t. Hawthorne 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Dewey McDonald 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Drew rossignol 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Brandon tucker 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 2nate Black 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2total.......... 30 2-9 25-29 0-1 0 0-0 1 1 215opponents...... 40 11-18 33-39 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 306

sCOre BY QuArTers 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Totalfairmont State 40 79 63 30 3 215opponents 73 86 71 70 6 306

ALL PurPOse G rush rec Pr KOr ir Tot Avg/GZack page 10 7 0 70 1221 0 1298 129.8Doug Brazill 11 664 72 0 0 0 736 66.9omoniyi Bakare 11 396 66 0 0 0 462 42.0Scott victorio 11 270 23 14 71 0 378 34.4t. Hawthorne 11 0 331 0 1 0 332 30.2Cody reed 11 154 116 0 60 0 330 30.0perry Baker 10 65 233 0 15 2 315 31.5Stephan Johnson 11 0 237 0 0 0 237 21.5vick Bradford 8 203 0 0 0 0 203 25.4Dewey McDonald 11 0 0 0 0 161 161 14.6Jeff Smothers 11 3 114 0 0 0 117 10.6Sean Marion 10 0 112 0 0 0 112 11.2Greg Underwood 11 0 0 0 0 86 86 7.8Demetrius young 10 0 67 0 0 0 67 6.7Matt Griffin 8 52 0 0 13 0 65 8.1J.J. Mayer 11 60 0 0 0 0 60 5.5Matt wilmer 11 0 5 0 34 0 39 3.5ryland newman 10 0 0 0 0 39 39 3.9Derek Sevier 11 0 31 0 0 0 31 2.8Brandon Hyler 1 23 0 0 0 0 23 23.0Brandon tucker 10 0 0 3 0 10 13 1.3Derek taylor 6 6 0 0 0 0 6 1.0team 5 -9 0 0 0 0 -9 -1.8total.......... 11 1894 1407 87 1415 298 5101 463.7opponents...... 11 1855 2126 181 898 179 5239 476.3David Pack

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nate Black 11 56 39 95 13-42 3-20 1-0 1 1 0-0 1 0 1David pack 11 41 27 68 4-14 1-4 1-0 2 0 0-0 1 0 0Greg Underwood 11 49 19 68 8-25 0-0 3-86 3 0 0-0 0 1 0luke Black 11 21 22 43 8-21 3-8 0-0 2 1 0-0 2 0 0Dan Dario 11 19 18 37 7-22 2-14 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0tony patterson 10 22 15 37 5-9 1-3 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Dewey McDonald 11 28 8 36 2-18 0-0 5-161 5 0 1-2 3 0 0Jack Charles 11 20 14 34 5-10 0-0 1-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 0parker Deem 11 23 9 32 5-13 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 0 1 0Brandon tucker 10 21 10 31 1-0 0-0 2-10 3 0 0-0 0 1 0J.J. Mayer 11 18 10 28 1-6 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Drew rossignol 11 15 13 28 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 2-35 0 0 0H. richardson 10 12 14 26 2-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 1-0 0 0 0ryland newman 10 16 9 25 1-3 0-0 2-39 4 0 0-0 0 0 0Devin Johnson 6 8 10 18 4-15 1-6 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0raynell Hall 10 14 4 18 1-3 0-0 0-0 3 0 0-0 0 0 0D. Strosnider 11 11 4 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0roger Glaspell 11 6 9 15 2-3 1-2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Brian turner 8 7 4 11 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 0 0-0 1 0 0Scott Davidson 10 7 4 11 0-0 0-0 1-0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0Zack page 10 5 4 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Shane Springer 7-0 4 3 7 2-5 1-2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0alex ashley 11 1 5 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0John woodruff 10 5 1 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0n. Higinbotham 3 2 3 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Jeff Smothers 11 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Matt wilmer 11 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0aaron parker 5 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Cody reed 11 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Charles Butler 3 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Chris Stanton 8 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0M.J. twyman 2 1 1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0andrew Shaffer 1 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0logan Seabolt 10 0 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0omoniyi Bakare 11 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Jonathan Haun 1 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Scott victorio 1 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Derek Sevier 11 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0perry Baker 10 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Doug Brazill 11 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0travis Bunner 6 0 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0aaron Baker 1 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Stephan Johnson 11 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0Bill longacher 8 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 1 0total……. 11 455 282 737 73-218 12-66 17-298 29 2 7-37 9 7 1opponents….. 11 432 246 678 96-255 20-104 13-179 25 6 9-8 5 4 0

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total plays 77 vs. Clarion (8/27/09)total offense 434 vs. lake erie (9/5/09) total rushes (Carries) 56 vs. wv wesleyan (10/17/09) net yards rushing 306 vs. lake erie (9/5/09)passes attempted 26 vs. UnC pembroke (10/10/09) passes Completed 13 vs. Seton Hill (10/24/09)net yards passing 226 vs. wv State (11/7/09)touchdown passes 2 vs. Shepherd (9/12/09) 2 vs. wv State (11/7/09)passes Had intercepted 3 vs. Clarion (8/27/09)total points Scored 50 vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)passes intercepted 7 vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)touchdowns Scored 5 vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)yards penalized 96 vs. wv wesleyan (10/17/09)fewest rushing yards allowed 80 vs. Seton Hill (10/24/09)fewest passing yards allowed 106 vs. Concord (10/31/09)fewest rushing yards 42 vs. west liberty (9/26/09)fewest passing yards 51 vs. west liberty (9/26/09) 51 vs. Charleston (10/3/09)fewest rushes (Carries) 21 vs. UnC pembroke (10/10/09)fewest passes attempted 16 vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)fewest passes Completed 3 vs. west liberty (9/26/09)

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rushes 21, omoniyi Bakare vs. lake erie (9/5/09)rushing yards 153, vick Bradford vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)passes attempted 26, J.J. Mayer vs. UnC pembroke (10/10/09)passes Completed 12, J.J. Mayer vs. Seton Hill (10/24/09)passing yards 198, J.J. Mayer vs. Seton Hill (10/24/09)tD passes thrown 2, Derek taylor vs. Shepherd (9/12/09)receptions 5, perry Baker vs. UnC pembroke (10/10/09) yards receiving 115, t. Hawthorne vs. Seton Hill (10/24/09)tD passes Caught 1, nine timesinterceptions 2, ryland newman vs .Glenville State (9/1709) 2, Greg Underwood vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)points Scored 12, Doug Brazill (twice) touchdowns 2, Doug Brazill (twice) extra points (Made/att.) 5/7, alex ashley vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)field Goals (Made/att.) 1/3, alex ashley vs. lake erie (9/4/09)tackles 16, David pack vs. Charleston (10/3/09)Sacks 1, 13 timestackles for a loss 3, nate Black vs. wv State (11/7/09) 3, Greg Underwood vs. wv State (11/7/09) 3, luke Black vs. Concord (10/31/09)

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State (9/17/09)punt return 22, Zack page vs. Clarion (8/27/09)Kickoff return 89 (twice), Zack page vs. west liberty (9/26/09) interception return 85, Dewey McDonald vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)punt 52, alex ashley vs. Charleston (10/3/09)field Goal 49, alex ashley vs. Glenville State (9/17/09)

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Game 1August 28, 2009 • ClArion, PA.

ClArion 33, FAirmont stAte 21

fAirmONT, w.Va. -- Clarion returned two interceptions for touchdowns to help the Golden eagles to a 33-21 win over fairmont State thursday night in front of a packed Duvall-rosier field. Clarion’s tyler Huether was 20-41 for 253 yards and also rushed for a touchdown. Kicker robert Mamula connected on four field goals for the Golden eagles including one from 46 yards. Clarion’s Chris wilson scored on a 40-yard interception return, and Daily whitten took one back 57 yards for a score. nick Sipes tallied a game-high 13 total tackles, including 10 solo stops. Ben Maund had three tackles for a loss including a pair of sacks. the falcon defense held Clarion to just one offensive touchdown. fSU held the edge in total offensive yards by a 371-346 margin. fairmont State had four players rush for over 50 yards as the falcons piled up 238 yards on the ground. Doug Brazill had 56, omoniyi Bakare and Scott victorio each had 53 and perry Baker had 51 and one touchdown. Baker, who was limited by injury after the first quarter, had one catch for 27 yards. Derek taylor started and was 8-17 for 85 yards. vick Bradford also saw action going 3-7 for 48 yards. the two quarterbacks threw three interceptions, two of which were returned for scores. freshman Jack Charles led fairmont State defensively with six total tackles, including two for a loss and one for an interception. ryland newman had a team-high eight tackles. Clarion’s first play from scrimmage was a long pass that set them up with first and goal on the fairmont State 6-yard line. the falcon defense tightened allowing just a field goal. the falcons answered back with a 54-yard touchdown scamper from Baker to put the falcons on top 7-3. the teams traded possessions and then Clarion was able to add Mamula’s second field goal to cut the deficit to 7-6. two possessions later, whiten picked off taylor and returned it for a touchdown to give Clarion the lead 13-7. on the ensuing fSU possession, Bakare scored from 35 yards out to put the falcons back on top 14-13. Mamula connected from 46 yards away just before the half to put Clarion on top 16-14 heading to the half. Clarion picked off taylor again in the third quarter setting them up with good field position and resulting in a tyler Huether plunge to put the Golden eagles ahead 23-14. Clarion would tack on another field goal on their next possession to extend the lead to 26-14. fairmont State wouldn’t go quietly as Bradford would score from 13 yards out to cut the deficit to 26-21. Clarion would seal the game when wilson picked Bradford off and went forty yards for a touchdown giving Clarion a 33-21 lead.

score 1 2 3 4 fClarion 6 10 10 7 33fairmont State 7 7 0 7 21

TeAm QTr Time sCOriNG PLAYClar 1st 13:00 robert Mamula 21 yd field goal fSU 1st 11:54 perry Baker 54 yd run (alex ashley kick)Clar 1st 01:30 robert Mamula 30 yd field goalClar 2nd 09:59 Daily whitten 57 yd interception return (robert Mamula kick)fSU 2nd 05:55 omoniyi Bakare 35 yd run (alex ashley kick)Clar 2nd 00:01 robert Mamula 46 yd field goalClar 3rd 06:48 tyler Huether 1 yd run (robert Mamula kick)Clar 3rd 04:52 robert Mamula 22 yd field goalfSU 4th 11:18 vick Bradford 13 yd run (alex ashley kick)Clar 4th 03:43 Chris wilson 40 yd interception return (robert Mamula kick)

TeAm sTATisTiCs CLAriON fsuScore 33 21firSt DownS 21 22rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 27-93 53-238paSSinG yDS (net) 253 133passes att-Comp-int 42-20-2 24-11-3total offenSe playS-yarDS 69-346 77-371fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 1-12 2-33Kickoff returns-yards 3-69 7-152interception returns-yards 3-107 2-0punts (number-avg) 4-43.2 4-33.2fumbles-lost 1-1 4-1penalties-yards 6-62 4-34possession time 23:29 36:31third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 5 of 16fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 4red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 1-3

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiCsrushing: fS-Doug Brazill (12-56), Scott victorio (12-53), omoniyi Bakare (9-53), perry Baker (2-51);

Clar-John fuhrer (11-51), tyler Huether (7-25), alfonso Hoggard (8-24)Passing: fS-Derek taylor (8-17--85), vick Bradford (3-7--48); Clar-tyler Huether (20-41--253)receiving: fS-Sean Marion (4-47), travis Hawthorne (3-18); Clar-J. robinson (7-85), Matt foradora

(7-76), Craig Bunney (3-74)Tackles: fS-ryland newman (5-3--8), Greg Underwood (4-3--7), Jack Charles (3-3--6); Clar-nick

Sipes (10-3--13), Ben Maund (7-2--9), Shawn Sopic (6-3--9), a. Maciulus (6-3--9)

Game 2 sePtember 5, 2009 • PAinesville, ohio

lAke erie 27, FAirmont stAte 24 (ot)

PAiNesViLLe, Ohio -- fairmont State held a 21-14 lead with just under two minutes to play, but lake erie was able to tally a late score and went on to win in overtime, 27-24, on Saturday afternoon at Jack Britt Memorial Stadium. fairmont State piled up over 300 yards rushing, but it wasn’t enough as the Storm picked up their first win of the season. omoniyi Bakare led the falcons attack with a career-high 147 yards on 21 carries. Doug Brazill carried the ball 19 times for 112 yards. Derek taylor was 11-of-20 with 128 yards and a touchdown. Cody reed caught three passes for 40 yards on the day. Sean Bedevelsky was 20-34 with 222 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. tony Howard carried the ball 23 times for 96 yards. Brandon James caught seven passes for 54 yards and one score fSU out-gained lake erie 434-350. the falcons had 306 yards on the ground compared to just 128 for the Storm. nate Black led fairmont State defensively with 12 total tackles. Brandon tucker picked off his first career pass for the falcons and also blocked a punt. the first quarter was a defensive struggle as the teams combined for just 92 yards of total offense, two fSU punts and one turnover each. lake erie had two scoring chances, but fSU stopped them once on fourth down and forced a missed field goal on the other. the Storm got the scoring started when Bedevelsky found John Hokavar for a touchdown to put lake erie on top 7-0. the falcons would answer back with a tD run from Bakare to tie the game at 7-7. lake erie would score again just before the half on a run from Bedevelsky to take a 14-7 lead to the locker room. fairmont State took momentum early in the second half when taylor found Demetrius young with a 34-yard touchdown strike to knot it up at 14-14. Brazill capped off a dominant 16-play drive with a plunge from three yards out to give the falcons the lead at 21-14 with just under two minutes to play. the Storm wouldn’t go quietly as Bedevelsky marched the Storm down the field and found tracy evans with a 15-yard touchdown pass with 58 seconds to play tying the game at 21-21. Bakare broke a 30 yard run on the first play of the ensuing falcon possession to set fSU up in lake erie territory, but ashley’s 40-yard attempt as time expired came up just short. fSU got the ball first in overtime and ashley was able to convert from 34 yards away a put the falcons back on top 24-21. Bedevelsky was able to find James in the corner of the endzone to give lake erie the win 27-24.

score 1 2 3 4 OT ffairmont State 0 7 7 7 3 24lake erie College 0 14 0 7 6 27

TeAm QTr Time sCOriNG PLAYleC 2nd 10:07 John Hokavar 10 yd pass from Sean Bedevelsky (Sam Marcotte kick)fSU 2nd 02:44 omoniyi Bakare 6 yd run (alex ashley kick)leC 2nd 00:36 Sean Bedevelsky 3 yd run (Sam Marcotte kick)fSU 3rd 11:06 Demetrius young 34 yd pass from Derek taylor (alex ashley kick)fSU 4th 01:49 Doug Brazill 2 yd run (alex ashley kick)leC 4th 00:56 tracy evans 15 yd pass from Sean Bedevelsky (Sam Marcotte kick)fSU ot 15:00 alex ashley 34 yd field goalleC ot 15:00 Brandon James 4 yd pass from Sean Bedevelsky

TeAm sTATisTiCs fsu LeCScore 24 27firSt DownS 22 22rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 55-306 35-128paSSinG yDS (net) 128 222passes att-Comp-int 20-11-0 34-20-1total offenSe playS-yarDS 75-434 69-350fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 3-15 2-23Kickoff returns-yards 2-60 4-85interception returns-yards 1-0 0-0punts (number-avg) 3-45.0 4-32.0fumbles-lost 2-1 0-0penalties-yards 10-78 9-61possession time 32:44 27:16third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 2 of 11fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 2 of 3red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 4-6

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiCsrushing: fS-omoniyi Bakare (19-112), Doug Brazill (19-112); leC-tony Howard (23-96) Passing: fS-Derek taylor (11-20--128); leC-Sean Bedevelsky (20-34--222)receiving: fS-Cody reed (3-40), Jeff Smothers (3-10), travis Hawthorne (2-41); leC-Brandon James

(7-54), Dave romeo (5-73), Demetrius Gray (3-17), John Havokar (2-34)Tackles: fS-nate Black (5-7--12), J.J. Mayer (5-5--10), Greg Underwood (5-4--9); leC-G. McMullin (6-5-

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Game 3 sePtember 12, 2009 • FAirmont, W.vA.

shePherd 27, Fsu 14

fAirmONT, w.Va. -- Deante Steele returned the opening kickoff 93 yards and then returned the first punt of the game 70 yards to help lead Shepherd to a 27-14 win over fairmont State at Duvall-rosier field. with the win, Shepherd moved to 2-1 on the year and 1-0 in the wviaC. the falcons dropped to 0-3 on the year and 0-1 in conference play. the falcons were led offensively by perry Baker who caught four passes for 91 yards. Derek taylor was 11-of-25 with 164 yards passing and a pair of touchdowns. Doug Brazill carried the ball 10 times for 65 yards. for the third consecutive game the falcons outgained their opponent, this time owning a 317-305 advantage over Shepherd. nate Black led fSU defensively with eight tackles. Drew rossignol blocked an extra point, and Demetrius young and Dewey McDonald each blocked a ram field goal. Shepherd’s tommy addison led the rams with 105 yards on 18 carries and a touchdown. Jimmy Sutch had 21 carries for 91 yards. Quarterback Kevin Clancy was a tidy 8-11 passing for 113 yards and one score. the rams got the scoring started when Steele ran the opening kick back to give Shepherd a 7-0 lead. the falcons went three and out on the ensuing possession and Steele was able to take the fSU punt the distance to give the rams a 13-0 lead. the falcons refused to quit, though, answering back in the second quarter with a 15-play drive that ended with taylor finding Stephan Johnson in the endzone from three yards out, closing the gap to 13-7. eric Dobratz’ 44-yard field goal just before the half was blocked by McDonald leaving the score 13-7 going to the locker room. the rams took advantage of a pair of fSU penalties on their first drive of the second half as tommy addison was able to score from five yards out giving Shepherd a 20-7 advantage. on the next Shepherd possession, Clancy found neal Hardie for a 66-yard touchdown putting Shepherd on top 27-7. the falcons got back into the game at the end of the third quarter as taylor found Derek Sevier up the seam for a 31-yard touchdown to make it 27-14. the falcons would recover the onside kick, but were not able to capitalize on it after being stopped on fourth and short. Shepherd was able to control the remainder of the quarter and claim the 27-14 victory.

score 1 2 3 4 fShepherd 13 0 14 0 27fairmont State 0 7 7 0 14

Team QTr Time Scoring playSHep 1st 14:45 Deante Steele 93 yd kickoff return (eric Dobratz kick) SHep 1st 12:18 Deante Steele 70 yd punt return (eric Dobratz kick blockd)fSU 2nd 04:27 Stephan Johnson 3 yd pass from Derek taylor (ashley kick)SHep 3rd 09:02 tommy addison 5 yd run (eric Dobratz kick)SHep 3rd 06:24 neal Hardie 66 yd pass from Kevin Clancy (eric Dobratz kick)fSU 3rd 00:00 Derek Sevier 31 yd pass from Derek taylor (alex ashley kick)

Team STaTiSTicS SHep FSUScore 27 14firSt DownS 15 14rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 44-192 38-153paSSinG yDS (net) 113 164passes att-Comp-int 11-8-1 25-11-1total offenSe playS-yarDS 55-305 63-317fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 4-114 2-5Kickoff returns-yards 2-110 5-102interception returns-yards 1-3 1-0punts (number-avg) 4-45.0 7-39.1fumbles-lost 1-0 0-0penalties-yards 7-69 9-86possession time 29:29 30:28third-Down Conversions 4 of 11 4 of 15fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 2red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 1-2

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiCsrushing: fS-Doug Brazill (10-65), Scott victorio (9-44), omoniyi Bakare (12-27); SHep-tommy

addison (18-105), Jimmy Sutch (12-91)Passing: fS-Derek taylor (8-25--164); SHep-Kevin Clancy (8-11--113)receiving: fS-perry Baker (4-91); SHep-neal Hardie (2-73)Tackles: fS-nate Black (4-4--8), Greg Underwood (7-0--7); tony patterson (3-4--7); SHep-Brian taylor

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Game 4sePtember 17, 2009 • FAirmont stAte, W.vA.

Fsu 50, glenville stAte 37

fAirmONT, w.Va. -- fairmont State scored 27 first quarter points and 43 in the first half on its way to a 50-37 win over Glenville State in front of a packed Duvall-rosier field. the falcons forced 10 turnovers in the contest (seven interceptions, three fumbles) on the way to their first victory of the season. vick Bradford rushed 10 times for 153 yards, including a 73-yard touchdown run. Doug Brazill had 10 carries for 43 yards. fSU completed just four passes on the night, but one was a big 60-yard tD from Derek taylor to Stephan Johnson. Johnson had another catch and totaled 86 receiving yards on the night. GSC had a pair of 100-yard rushers as Brian Harden went for 114 yards and Deandre Johnson rushed for 111. James McCants did not start but came off the bench and was 18-33 for 254 yards and a touchdown. McCants was picked off five times in the contest. James McDonald had eight catches for 99 yards and a touchdown, and Xavier Glenn added five catches for 120 yards. Senior nate Black had 10 tackles to lead fairmont State. David pack had nine tackles and forced one fumble and had one interception. Dewey McDonald had six solo tackles and one interception he took back 85 yards for a touchdown. ryland newman had a pair of picks, including one he took back 39 yards for a score. Greg Underwood also had two ints on the night, and Scott Davidson came up with an interception on the final Glenville State offensive play of the night. the falcons wasted no time getting on the board scoring on just the second play of the game, a 60-yard strike from taylor along the sideline to Johnson. on GSC’s first offensive play, quarterback Darold Hughes was picked off by newman and he took it all the way for the score. with just over a minute gone in the game, fSU led 14-0. after a GSC score, Bradford came in at quarterback and promptly scored on a 73-yard run for a touchdown. Deandre Johnson responded for the pioneers on a 47-yard carry to make it 21-14. omoniyi Bakare capped the wild first quarter with a one-yard plunge, but alex ashley missed the extra point and it was 27-14. after another Glenville turnover, Brazill scored from eight yards out. the pioneers kicked a field goal, but Brazill found pay dirt again. the pioneers were able to find the end zone on its next possession to make it 40-24 and tried to get one more possession at the end of the half, but the strategy backfired as the pioneers fumbled with just two seconds left. the falcons brought on ashley who booted a 49-yard field goal to make it 43-24 at the break. Glenville State looked as if it might get right back into the game as the pioneers blocked a fSU punt and recovered in the end zone to make it 43-31. late in the fourth quarter trailing 43-31, the pioneers faced 4th-and-16 from the fSU 36. the pioneers went for it, but McDonald iced the game coming up with an 85-yard interception return for a touchdown. Glenville State’s next two possessions ended in interceptions from pack and Underwood, but the pioneers got back in the end zone on a one-yard run from McCants. the pioneers attempted an onside kick, but travis Hawthorne recovered for fSU and the falcons would manage to put the game away.

score 1 2 3 4 fGlenville State 14 10 7 6 37fairmont State 27 16 7 0 50

Team QTr Time Scoring playfSU 1st 14:03 Stephan Johnson 60 yd pass from Derek taylor (alex ashley kick)fSU 1st 13:44 ryland newman 39 yd interception return (alex ashley kick)GSC 1st 05:18 antwan Stewart 14 yd pass from Jermel Corbitt (Bayless kick)fSU 1st 05:01 vick Bradford 73 yd run (alex ashley kick)GSC 1st 03:13 Deandre Johnson 47 yd run (Colston Bayless kick)fSU 1st 00:33 omoniyi Bakare 1 yd run (alex ashley kick blockd)fSU 2nd 13:57 Doug Brazill 8 yd run (alex ashley kick failed)GSC 2nd 09:47 Colston Bayless 24 yd field goalfSU 2nd 05:47 Doug Brazill 2 yd run (alex ashley kick)GSC 2nd 01:59 James McDonald 10 yd pass from James McCants (Bayless kick)fSU 2nd 00:00 alex ashley 49 yd field goal GSC 3rd 13:13 Kaleb lawrence 0 yd blocked punt return (Colston Bayless kick)fSU 3rd 00:34 Dewey McDonald 85 yd interception return (alex ashley kick)GSC 4th 06:48 James McCants 1 yd run (Colston Bayless kick failed)

Team STaTiSTicS gSc FSUScore 37 50firSt DownS 27 15rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 40-258 47-296paSSinG yDS (net) 282 101passes att-Comp-int 42-20-7 16-4-0total offenSe playS-yarDS 82-540 63-397fumble returns-yards 0-0 1-2punt returns-yards 2-14 0-0Kickoff returns-yards 8-173 7-134interception returns-yards 0-0 7-192punts (number-avg) 1-45.0 7-27.0fumbles-lost 4-3 2-0penalties-yards 9-73 14-120possession time 29:53 30:07third-Down Conversions 5 of 11 4 of 15fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 2 of 3red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 3-5

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiC LeAdersrushing: fS-vick Bradford 10-153, Doug Brazill

10-43, Cody reed 4-40, omoniyi Bakare 8-24; GSC-Brian Harden 17-114; Deandre Johnson 13-111; James McCants 7-19.

Passing: fS-Derek taylor 4-14-0-101, vick Bradford 0-2-0-0; GSC-James McCants 18-33-5-254, Darold Hughes 1-6-2-14, Jermel Corbitt 1-2-0-14.

receiving: fS-Stephan Johnson 2-86, omoniyi Bakare 1-15; GSC-James McDonald 8-99, Xavier Glenn 5-120, antwan Stewart 4-20, David russell 2-39

Tackles: fS-nate Black 7-3--10, David pack 7-2--9; Dewey McDonald 6-1--7; GSC-Darren Moore 5-4--9, Kaleb lawrence 6-2--8; nich Monroe 4-2--6

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Game 5sePtember 26, 2009 • West liberty, W.vA.

West liberty 35, Fsu 9

wesT LiBerTY, w.Va. -- the fairmont State defense limited west liberty to just two touchdowns in the first half and helped keep in it 14-2 at the break, but the Hilltoppers were too much in the second half as west liberty took a 35-9 decision on a rain-soaked Saturday afternoon at russek field. fairmont State’s Zack page was a bright spot for the falcons setting a single-game record with 232 kick return yards in a game. page also returned one kick for the first touchdown of his career. west liberty out-gained fairmont State 549-93. the Hilltoppers were led by Zach amedro who was 30-45 for 409 yards and four touchdowns. His favorite target was ryan travis who caught 11 passes for 129 yards and a touchdown. Kevon Calhoun rushed 19 times for 115 yards and a touchdown. fairmont State freshman Brandon Hyler came on late in the game and rushed for 23 yards. Doug Brazill had 20 yards and Matt Griffin had 18. fSU’s Derek taylor was 3-12 passing for 51 yards with one interception. west liberty wasted no time getting on the board taking the opening kick and marching 70 yards on four plays, capped by a two-yard tD reception from travis. the fairmont State defense was on the field for most of the afternoon, but, held strong keeping the Hilltoppers off the board. west liberty failed to convert on fourth and goal from the two, and then later missed two field goals to keep it at 7-0. the Hilltoppers broke through, though, with a 10-play, 40-yard drive midway through the second. page responded with the longest kick return of his career down to the one-yard line, but the falcons fumbled the snap on the very next play and west liberty recovered. However, nate Black managed to to tackle the Hilltoppers in the end zone to give fSU its first points and make it 14-2. the falcons finally got something going offensively and drove it down to the nine-yard line, but a mistake once again plagued fSU with an interception in the end zone. west liberty had a chance for points as the half was drawing to a close, but passed on a field goal attempt and went for it with just four seconds left. amedro was flushed out of the pocket and perry Baker, who had come out to defend the fade, intercepted the pass to end the half at 14-2.the falcons could not have gotten off to a better start in the third quarter as page returned the kick 59-yards for the touchdown to make it 14-9. after that, though, it was all west liberty as it scored on each of its next three possessions and fairmont State could not keep pace offensively as the Hilltoppers stretched the lead to 35-9. Dewey McDonald picked off his fourth pass of the season late in the fourth, intecepting amedro at the fairmont State 10-yard line and taking it back 56 yards.

score 1 2 3 4 ffairmont State 0 2 7 0 9west liberty Univ. 7 7 21 0 35

Team QTr Time Scoring playwlU 1st 13:26 ryan travis 2 yd pass from Zach amedro (Mike Blewett kick)wlU 2nd 06:42 willie walker 7 yd pass from Zach amedro (Mike Blewett kick)fSU 2nd 06:08 nate Black safetyfSU 3rd 14:47 Zack page 89 yd kickoff return (alex ashley kick)wlU 3rd 13:34 Kashif walls 31 yd pass from Zach amedro (Mike Blewett kick)wlU 3rd 06:35 eddie Hills 9 yd pass from Zach amedro (Mike Blewett kick)wlU 3rd 04:32 Kevon Calhoun 21 yd run (Mike Blewett kick)

Team STaTiSTicS FSU WlUScore 9 35firSt DownS 5 32rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 29-42 38-140paSSinG yDS (net) 51 409passes att-Comp-int 17-3-2 46-30-2total offenSe playS-yarDS 46-93 84-549fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 0-0 0-0Kickoff returns-yards 6-247 2-41interception returns-yards 2-58 2-0punts (number-avg) 8-25.9 3-32.0fumbles-lost 2-1 4-0penalties-yards 12-116 15-120possession time 23:22 36:38third-Down Conversions 1 of 11 6 of 14fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 1red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-2 3-7

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiC LeAdersrushing: fS-Brandon Hyler (2-23), Doug Brazill (4-20); wl-Kevon Calhoun (19-115), Jimmy Burress

(9-57)Passing: fS-Derek taylor (3-12--51), vick Bradford (0-5--0); wl-Zach amedro (30-45--409)receiving: fS-t. Hawthorne (1-36); wl-ryan travis (11-129), eddie Hills (6-56), willie walker (4-76),

Kashif walls (3-47)Tackles: fS-Dewey McDonald (6-2--8), nate Black (6-0--6), tony patterson (6-0--6), David pack (6-0-

-6); wl-leo. redding (3-1--4), fred Kimbro (2-2--4), Matt Betz (2-2--4)

Game 6oCtober 3, 2009 • FAirmont, W.vA.

ChArleston 37, Fsu 7

fAirmONT, w.Va. -- fifteenth-ranked Charleston (6-0, 4-0) took advantage of a couple of first half turnovers to build a 21-0 lead, and fairmont State (1-5, 1-3) could never recover in a 37-7 loss on Saturday afternoon at Duvall-rosier field. UC’s Darante Hunter was just 6-of-12 for 102 yards and two touchdowns and added 72 more on the ground and another score. UC’s Bakare Beard rushed seven times for 84 yards and a touchdown. aaron Higdon added five carries for 41 yards and a score. austin McClain led the way defensively for the Golden eagles with seven total tackles (six solo). Xavier Drakeford had five solo stops and one interception and one fumble recovery. Doug Brazill led fairmont State on the ground with 60 yards on 13 carries against the conference’s stingiest run defense. J.J. Mayer got the start at quarterback and was 6-of-14 for 51 yards and a touchdown. David pack led fairmont State with 16 total tackles (12 solo), including two for a loss and one sack. Greg Underwood added nine total tackles and parker Deem was in on eight stops. on fSU’s first possession with its new quarterback, a fumbled exchange between Mayer and Brazill and UC got on the ball at the fairmont State 16. four plays later, Hunter went up the middle to make it 7-0 quickly, but that was the only score in the first quarter. fairmont State had the ball deep in UC territory as the second quarter started, but failed to convert on 4th-and-2 at the Golden eagle 27. Beard then ripped of a 43-yard run to get UC into fSU territory, and the Golden eagles capped the drive with a 12-yard Higdon score. UC would later make it 21-0 as Higdon hauled in a six-yard tD pass from Hunter. the falcons responded with an impressive 11-play, 68-yard scoring drive on its next possession. Brazill recorded runs of 16, 17 and 16 to help get the ball to the UC 13. from there, Mayer hit Stephan Johnson over the middle to make it 21-7. UC drove late but could not get any points as the teams would head into the locker room with the score 21-7. Charleston drove down to the fairmont State one-yard line on their first possession of the second half but the falcon defense denied a pair of Hunter sneaks and forced the Golden eagles to settle for a field goal making the score 24-7. after a fairmont State punt, Hunter was sacked by pack on fourth down. fSU was unable to convert on the defensive stop going three and out. the teams traded punts to begin the fourth quarter before Hunter found Bass for a 43-yard touchdown making it 30-7 Charleston. the Golden eagles picked off Mayer on the ensuing falcon drive and Beard punched it in from five yards away put UC on top 37-7. Mayer took a shot deep on the next falcon possession but UC’s nick watts was able to pick the pass off and seal the victory for Charleston.

score 1 2 3 4 fCharleston 7 14 3 13 37 fairmont State 0 7 0 0 7

Team QTr Time Scoring playCHar 1st 11:47 Darante Hunter 2 yd run (wes Sherrill kick)CHar 2nd 12:31 aaron Higdon 12 yd run (wes Sherrill kick)CHar 2nd 08:33 aaron Higdon 6 yd pass from Darante Hunter (wes Sherrill kick)fSU 2nd 03:09 Stephan Johnson 13 yd pass from J.J. Mayer (alex ashley kick)CHar 3rd 10:30 wes Sherrill 18 yd field goalCHar 4th 09:34 tyler Bass 43yd pass from Darante Hunter (wes Sherrill kick failed)CHar 4th 02:04 Bakari Beard 5 yd run (wes Sherrill kick)

Team STaTiSTicS Uc FSUScore 37 7firSt DownS 23 11rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 62-306 33-110paSSinG yDS (net) 102 51passes att-Comp-int 12-6-0 17-7-2total offenSe playS-yarDS 74-408 50-161fumble returns-yards 1-8 0-0punt returns-yards 1-9 1-0Kickoff returns-yards 2-57 5-75interception returns-yards 2-0 0-0punts (number-avg) 3-27.3 5-36.0fumbles-lost 1-0 2-2penalties-yards 10-80 8-75possession time 36:34 23:26third-Down Conversions 8 of 16 1 of 9fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 1 of 2red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 1-1

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiC LeAdersrushing: fS-Doug Brazill (13-60), Scott victorio (2-19); CHar-Bakare Beard (7-84), Darante Hunter

(19-72), aaron Higdon (5-49), nick lockhart (14-45), larry Gaskins (10-32)Passing: fS-J.J. Mayer (6-14--51); vick Bradford (1-3--0); CHar-Darante Hunter (6-12--102)receiving: fS-perry Baker (3-15), Stephan Johnson (2-20); CHar-andre Higgins (2-22), tyler Bass

(1-43), isidro Sanchez (1-22)Tackles: fS-David pack (12-4--16), Greg Underwood (7-2--9), parker Deem (4-4--8); CHar-austin

McClain (6-1--7), Xavier Drakeford (5-0--5), Craig Kampfer (4-0--4)

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Game 7oCtober 10, 2009 • FAirmont, W.vA.

unC Pembroke 38, Fsu 7

fAirmONT, w.Va. -- UnC pembroke took advantage of some early fairmont State miscues and went on to control the game on the ground and roll past the falcons, 38-7, Saturday afternoon at Duvall-rosier field. the Braves ran 78 plays and had more than 40 minutes of possession as they improved to 6-1 on the year. travis Daniels rushed for 128 yards and one touchdown for the Braves. Cory Smith was 19-of-26 for 155 yards and three touchdowns. Doug Brazill led fairmont State with 85 yards. J.J. Mayer was 11-of-26 for 111 yards. Drew rossignol scored the only falcon touchdown of the day after scooping up a 35-yard fumble and taking it in for a score. UnCp took the opening possession to the fSU 6-yard line but turned the ball over on downs. the falcons, though, turned the ball over on its possession and the Braves took over deep in fSU territory. five plays later Smith hit Cody Harrington in the back of the end zone for a score. the falcons marched down the field though all the way to the UnCp 2-yard line. a big 25-yard catch by perry Baker helped aid the drive. However, on 2nd-and-goal, Brazill fumbled the ball away to the Braves and UnCp took over. the teams traded possessions for most of the second quarter until the Braves added another tD as Smith hit Jamal williams in the back of the endzone with 2:42 left. the Braves went into the half up 14-0. fairmont State’s Dewey McDonald was able to force a fumble on pembroke’s first drive of the second half and rossignol picked it up and scampered 35 yards to cut the deficit to 14-7. the Braves got a big return on the ensuing kickoff and Daniels was able to punch it in from 10 yards out to put pembroke up 21-7 after three quarters of play. pembroke denied the falcons on fourth down at the four-yard line, after Mayer rolled out looking for Baker and a flag was thrown on the play, but was picked up after being determined as uncatchable late in the third quarter. the Braves took possession and drove 96 yards finishing with Smith finding l.J. Johnson to make the score 28-7. the Braves picked Mayer off on the next falcon drive and were able to get a field goal making it 31-7. fairmont State turned the ball over on downs on its next possession and the Braves were again able to convert when Matt evans scored from 22 yards out to make it 38-7.

score 1 2 3 4 fUnC pembroke 7 7 7 17 38fairmont State 0 0 7 0 7

Team QTr Time Scoring playUnCp 1st 04:31 Harrington 1 yd pass from C. Smith (Baskett kick)UnCp 2nd 00:27 J. williams 14 yd pass from C. Smith (Baskett kick)fSU 3rd 11:31 Drew rossignol 35 yd fumble recovery (alex ashley kick)UnCp 3rd 08:20 Daniels 10 yd run (Baskett kick)UnCp 4th 09:06 Johnson 23 yd pass from C. Smith (Baskett kick)UnCp 4th 03:53 Baskett 25 yd field goalUnCp 4th 00:48 evans 21 yd run (Baskett kick)

Team STaTiSTicS Uncp FSUScore 38 7firSt DownS 25 10rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 51-282 21-83paSSinG yDS (net) 155 111passes att-Comp-int 27-19-0 26-11-1total offenSe playS-yarDS 78-437 47-194fumble returns-yards 0-0 1-35punt returns-yards 2--2 1-17Kickoff returns-yards 2-81 6-176interception returns-yards 1-32 0-0punts (number-avg) 2-35.5 4-26.2fumbles-lost 4-2 3-2penalties-yards 11-96 12-102possession time 41:25 18:35third-Down Conversions 12 of 17 2 of 10fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 3red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 0-2

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiC LeAdersrushing: fS-Doug Brazill (11-85), omoniyi Bakare (2-4), Zack page (1-7); UnCp-Daniels (20-128), r.

Kennedy (16-66), Gore (8-47), adra. williams (3-23)Passing: fS-J.J. Mayer (11-26--111); UnCp-C. Smith (19-26--155)receiving: fS-perry Baker (5-70), Doug Brazill (2-11); UnCp-J. williams (6-48), Johnson (5-65), Britt

(3-14)Tackles: fS-nate Black (8-7--15), ryland newman (4-2--6); UnCp-rease (3-2--5), Deese (2-3--5),

russell (4-0--4)

Game 8oCtober 17, 2009 • buCkhAnnon, W.vA.

Fsu 21, Wv WesleyAn 17

BuCKhANNON, w.Va. -- fairmont State rallied from an early 7-0 deficit and then held off a late wv wesleyan rally to spoil Homecoming for the Bobcats, winning 21-17 on a rain-soaked Cebe ross field. Doug Brazill led a powerful fSU running attack with 19 carries for 100 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Despite missing a pair of starting offensive linemen, the falcons re-found their rushing game pounding out 222 yards on the ground. fSU could’ve piled up more yardage, but the falcons were penalized 14 times for 96 yards. fairmont State committed no turnovers and forced the Bobcats into a pair of interceptions. nate Black had a diving pick on wvwC’s first possession and Brandon tucker came up with one in the third quarter. J.J. Mayer engineered the fairmont State offense going 7-of-12 for 107 yards. Scott victorio turned in a strong rushing performance adding 46 yards on the ground and a touchdown. nate Black was huge defensively for the falcons. He had seven solo tackles, one sack and one interception. luke Black had two tfls, including one sack. wvwC scored first in the first quarter, but the fSU offense got things going late in the first quarter and finally found paydirt early in the second quarter. aided by runs of 17 and 10 yards by Brazill and an 18-yard completion by travis Hawthorne, the falcons took the ball all the way to the Bobcat one. Brazill did the honors plunging in from a yard out. the falcons took control of the game with touchdowns on their first two possessions in the third quarter. Brazill again took into the endzone to cap a 49-yard drive ont he first score, and then Scott victorio did the work going all 42 yards on the drive, capped by a two-yard tD run. leading 21-10, fSU went for it but failed on fourth down. on the very next play, adam neugebauer hit a streaking Jon Meadows for an 80-yard tD to make it 21-17. the falcons were able to eat up over six minutes of possession on its next drive, but did not score. the fSU defense did the rest, though, forcing wvwC out on four downs on its final possession to preserve the victory.

score 1 2 3 4 ffairmont State 0 7 14 0 21wv wesleyan 7 0 3 7 7

Team QTr Time Scoring playwvwC 1st 08:51 r. taylor 52 yd run (D. Moore kick)fSU 2nd 10:36 Doug Brazill 1 yd run (alex ashley kick)fSU 3rd 12:29 Doug Brazill 2 yd run (alex ashley kick)fSU 3rd 08:26 Scott victorio 3 yd run (alex ashley kick)wvwC 3rd 04:46 D. Moore 35 yd field goalwvwC 4th 07:38 J. Meadows 80 yd pass from a. neugebauer (D. Moore kick)

Team STaTiSTicS FSU WVWcScore 21 17firSt DownS 18 11rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 56-222 27-122paSSinG yDS (net) 107 163passes att-Comp-int 12-7-0 18-9-2total offenSe playS-yarDS 68-329 45-285fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 1-4 1--1Kickoff returns-yards 4-83 4-73interception returns-yards 2-10 0-0punts (number-avg) 5-27.0 2-37.5fumbles-lost 2-0 2-0penalties-yards 14-96 4-38possession time 39:05 20:55third-Down Conversions 8 of 15 3 of 10fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 3red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-5 1-1

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiCsrushing: fS-Doug Brazill (19-100), Scott victorio (11-46), omoniyi Bakare (9-33); wvwC-r.taylor

(21-129) Passing: fS-J.J. Mayer (7-12--107); wvwC-Z.Zebrasky (2-7--28), a. neugabauer (7-11--135)receiving: fS-Stephan Johnson (2-46), t. Hawthorne (2-27), perry Baker (2-19); wvwC-J.Meadows

(4-101), e.Burrell (1-21), r.taylor (1-16)Tackles: fS-nate Black (7-0--7), H.richardson (3-3--6), Dan Dario (3-1--4); wvwC-v.williams (9-2--

11), n.wilson (5-3--8), M.pruden (6-1--7)

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Game 10 oCtober 31, 2009 • FAirmont, W.vA.

ConCord 15, Fsu 9

fAirmONT, w.Va. -- fairmont State’s defense tamed Concord for most of the afternoon, but red zone turnovers doomed the falcons in a 15-9 loss to the Mountain lions on Saturday at Duvall-rosier field. the falcons held Concord to 20 points under its scoring average, but were unable to send their 10 seniors out with a victory. trailing just 9-0, the falcons had three straight drives deep inside the Concord 20 that ended in turnovers that they could not overcome. fairmont State had two interceptions and fumbled once at the goal line. fairmont State had 293 yards of total offense in the game compared to 273 for Concord. Concord’s Brian Kennedy rushed for 106 yards on 27 carries and one touchdown. Steven Hearons was 7-of-15 for 106 yards and one score. fairmont State got 52 yards on the ground from J.J. Mayer, who also was 10-of-22 for 120 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. luke Black had a big game defensively with eight total tackles, including three for a loss. nate Black added seven tackles (six solo), including two for a loss. Concord’s rJ anderson led the Mountain lions with eight total stops (seven solo). after the two teams traded possessions, the Mountain lions marched down the field going 86 yards on 16 plays. the extra point, however, was blocked and Concord led 6-0. the defenses controlled the game the rest of the half but Concord added a field goal late in the second quarter to take a 9-0 lead into the locker room. fairmont State got the ball first in the second half and got things on track after Zack page returned the ball 34 yards into Concord territory. at the CU eight-yard line, Mayer looked for Hawthorne in the end zone, but Joe Greenway wrestled the ball from Hawthorne for the pick. Concord went three-and-out on its possession, and again the falcons took it deep into Mountain lion territory. Cody reed got a swing pass and headed for the end zone, but fumbled just as he was about to cross the goal line and Concord recovered. again CU had a short possession and the falcons took over in good field position, but an interception at the 11-yard line ended the drive. fairmont State had the ball for 11 minutes in the third quarter. the teams traded punts early in the fourth, before alex ashley had a 26 yard field goal blocked by Daniel Stone. the Mountain lions were able to take advantage as Hearons found nathan tanner on fourth and goal, but the extra point was blocked by parker Deem and recovered by Brandon tucker who returned it for a defensive pat to make the score 15-2. the falcons wouldn’t go quietly as Mayer was able to find Jeff Smothers from 14 yards out to make it 15-9. fSU was unable to recover the ensuing onside kick and run out the clock to take the 15-9 victory.

score 1 2 3 4 fConcord 6 3 0 6 15fairmont State 0 0 0 9 9

Team QTr Time Scoring playCU 1st 04:25 Kennedy, Brian 2 yd run (kick blockd)CU 2nd 01:59 Strupp, Brandon 41 yd field goalCU 4th 02:07 tanner, nathan 9 yd pass from Hearons, S (Strupp kick blockd)fSU 4th 02:07 Brandon tucker pat returnfSU 4th 00:47 Jeff Smothers 14 yd pass from J.J. Mayer (alex ashley kick)

Team STaTiSTicS cU FSUScore 15 9firSt DownS 13 16rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 50-173 41-161paSSinG yDS (net) 106 132passes att-Comp-int 15-7-0 23-11-2total offenSe playS-yarDS 65-279 64-293fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 1-7 1-3Kickoff returns-yards 1-16 4-99interception returns-yards 2-7 0-0punts (number-avg) 8-36.9 6-34.7fumbles-lost 1-0 3-1penalties-yards 7-71 3-15possession time 29:46 29:27third-Down Conversions 3 of 14 2 of 12fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 3 of 4red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 1-5

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiCsrushing: fS-J.J. Mayer (10-52), Scott victorio (5-35), Doug Brazill (14-32); CU-Brian Kennedy (27-

106), Dennis Cole (15-48), evin Dusold (6-23)Passing: fS-J.J. Mayer (10-22--120); CU-Steve Hearons (7-15-106)receiving: fS-Jeff Smothers (3-39), travis Hawthorne (2-45); CU-thomas Mayo (5-86), Dennis Cole

(1-11), nathan tanner (1-9)Tackles: fS-luke Black (5-3--8), Dan Dario (3-5--8), nate Black (6-1--7); CU-rJ anderson (7-1--8), Joe

Greenway (5-3--8), t Keiling Jr. (2-4--6)

Game 9oCtober 24, 2009 • greensburg, PA.

Fsu 34, seton hill 13

GreeNsBurG, Pa. -- fairmont State used a balanced offensive attack and a stingy defense to pull away from Seton Hill, 34-13, Saturday afternoon at offutt field. J.J. Mayer was 12-of-17 for 198 yards and a touchdown, while Doug Brazill added 80 rushing yards and two scores. travis Hawthorne had five catches for 119 yards and omoniyi Bakare added 79 yards. fSU held a 430-244 advantage in total offense. the falcons limited Seton Hill to just 80 yards rushing in the game. the falcons were led by eight tackles by nate Black. luke Black also turned in a solid performance with six total stops.Greg Underwood had five tackles (four solo), including two tackles for a loss and an interception. Dewey McDonald picked off his fifth pass of the season and returned it 20 yards, establishing a new school mark for interception return yards in a season. Seton Hill got the scoring started with a 26-yard field goal after a flea-flicker set the Griffins up deep in falcon territory giving SHU an early 3-0 lead. the Griffins added a 46-yarder on the next possession to make the score 6-0. a big return from Zack page set fSU up in Griffin territory, but the falcons were unable to convert fumbling inside the five-yard line. the teams traded punts on the on the next three possessions before Mayer found Hawthorne from 29 yards out to put the falcons on top 7-6. after forcing the third consecutive Griffin punt, fairmont State went 90 yards on nine plays and the drive was capped off with a four-yard plunge from Doug Brazill to extend their lead to 13-6. McDonald tallied his interception just before halftime and the falcons went to the locker room with a 13-6 lead. the Griffins attempted a reverse on the first drive of the second half but the exchange was fumbled and recovered by the falcons Daniel Strosnider. the falcons were able to convert the turnover into points as Brazill scored his second touchdown of the day from three yards out to go ahead 20-6. the fSU defense forced another Seton Hill punt and the falcons converted again with Cody reed punching it in from four yards out to make it 27-6. the score was set-up by a 58 yard run from Bakare that took it down inside the SHU five. Dan Dario sacked SHU quarterback nick Monteleone to force a turnover on downs early in the fourth quarter. fSU would again take advantage with a seven-yard touchdown scamper by Scott victorio to make the score 34-6 falcons. fairmont State’s Greg Underwood picked off a Monteleone pass on fourth down on the next SHU drive. the Griffin defense was able to force a falcon punt and Monteleone was able to find tyler robey for the Griffin touchdown making the score 34-13. the falcons were able to run out the clock and claim the 34-13 victory.

score 1 2 3 4 ffairmont State 0 13 14 7 34Seton Hill 6 0 0 7 13

Team QTr Time Scoring playSHU 1st 09:44 Steve padilla 26 yd field goalSHU 1st 05:34 Steve padilla 46 yd field goalfSU 2nd 08:44 t. Hawthorne 32 yd pass from J.J. Mayer (alex ashley kick)fSU 2nd 01:14 Doug Brazill 4 yd run (alex ashley kick failed)fSU 3rd 06:38 Doug Brazill 3 yd run (alex ashley kick)fSU 3rd 01:52 Cody reed 4 yd run (alex ashley kick)fSU 4th 11:03 Scott victorio 12 yd run (alex ashley kick)SHU 4th 03:27 tyler roby 6 yd pass from nick Monteleone (Josh Cavalier kick)

Team STaTiSTicS FSU SHUScore 34 13firSt DownS 21 13rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 46-227 29-80paSSinG yDS (net) 203 164passes att-Comp-int 18-13-0 23-15-2total offenSe playS-yarDS 64-430 52-244fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 0-0 1-0Kickoff returns-yards 3-118 6-152interception returns-yards 2-38 0-0punts (number-avg) 4-30.5 4-33.8fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1penalties-yards 8-74 8-68possession time 33:50 26:10third-Down Conversions 3 of 9 2 of 11fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 2red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-6 3-3

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiCsrushing: fS-Doug Brazill (16-89), omoniyi Bakare (9-79), Cody reed (4-34), vick Bradford (5-25);

SHU-Daniel Butler (4-39), nick Monteleone (7-21), rJ Butler (4-14)Passing: fS-J.J. Mayer (12-17--198); SHU- D.J. lenehan (4-4--98), nick Monteleone (11-19--66)receiving: fS-travis Hawthorne (5-115), omoniyi Bakare (2-33), perry Baker (1-11), Jeff Smothers (1-

11); SHU-Samuel tranks (5-27), antwarn Jones (3-22), tyler roby (2-59), Zach Delo (2-43)Tackles: fS-nate Black (1-7--8), luke Black (3-3--6), Brandon tucker (5-0--5), Greg Underwood (4-

1--5); SHU-D alexander (6-3--9), Steve trent (5-3--8), nick McGahagan (5-3--8), Jeremy Haskins (5-3--8)

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Game 11

november 7, 2009 • institute, W.vA.

Wv stAte 27, Fsu 19

iNsTiTuTe, w.Va. -- west virginia State shut down fairmont State in the second half on its way to a 27-19 victory over the falcons in the season finale at lakin field. the falcons had a chance to tie the game in the waning seconds, but a pass on fourth and goal fell incomplete.

the falcons were held to just 56 yards rushing in the game. J.J. Mayer threw for 168 yards and a touchdown, and Derek taylor came off the bench and heaved a 58-yard “Hail Mary” pass at the end of the half for a tD. Zack page provided an 87-yard kick return for a touchdown -- his second kick return touchdown of the season.

the fSU defense held the yellow Jackets to just 81 yards on the ground and 157 yards passing. the falcons held a 282-238 yard advantage in total offense but couldn’t translate that advantage to points on the board. However, fairmont State was -2 in the turnover category throwing two interceptions and not coming up with any turnovers.

nate Black wrapped up his stellar career with 10 total tackles against wvSU, including three tackles for a loss. Greg Underwood led the team with 11 total stops including three tfl. wv State’s Ben valentine led all players with 12 total stops.

fSU got on the board first in the first quarter as Doug Brazill took a short pass to the sideline and broke a couple of tackles and scampered for the 37-yard touchdown. However, alex ashley’s point-after was wide right and fSU took a 6-0 lead.

wv State got on the board with a defensive touchdown as a Mayer pass was batted down at the line of scrimmaged and grabbed by pierce Chatman who went 17 yards for the touchdown. the momentum was short-lived, though, as page took the ensuing kickoff 87 yards for the falcon score. the yellow Jackets added a pair of scores to pull ahead 21-13, but taylor hit Johnson on the desperation throw as the half expired to make it 21-19. fSU tried for a two-point conversion, but the attempt failed.

wv State added a score midway through the third quarter to go ahead 27-19, which would end up being enough as the falcon offense could not get on track for most of the second half. the falcons got the ball with just over three minutes to play, though, and marched the ball down the field to try and tie the game. the falcons got to the one-yard line and appeared to have punched the ball in, but an offensive lineman was called for a false start negating the touchdown and pushing fSU back five yards. on fourth-and-goal, Mayer scrambled to the right, broke a tackle and then moved to his left and tossed the ball to Derek Sevier, but the pass was just out of Sevier’s reach and the ball fell incomplete.

score 1 2 3 4 ffairmont State 6 13 0 0 19wv State 0 21 6 0 27

TeAm QTr Time sCOriNG PLAYfSU 1st 02:45 Doug Brazill 36 yd pass from J.J. Mayer (ashley kick failed)wvSU 2nd 13:46 pierre Chatman 17 yd interception return (Craig wissler kick)fSU 2nd 13:32 Zack page 87 yd kickoff return (ashley kick)wvSU 2nd 05:42 Kevin o’Brien 10 yd pass from Jermain King (Craig wissler kick)wvSU 2nd 00:31 lefloyd phillip 5 yd run (Craig wissler kick)fSU 2nd 00:00 Stephan Johnson 58 yd pass from Derek taylor (Doug Brazill rush failed)wvSU 3rd 05:19 landon Johnson 4 yd pass from robert Jackson (Craig wissler kick failed)

TeAm sTATisTiCs fsu wVsuScore 19 27firSt DownS 12 16rUSHeS-yarDS (net) 30-56 39-81paSSinG yDS (net) 226 157passes att-Comp-int 21-10-2 21-15-0total offenSe playS-yarDS 51-282 60-238fumble returns-yards 0-0 0-0punt returns-yards 2-10 3-5Kickoff returns-yards 5-169 2-41interception returns-yards 0-0 2-30punts (number-avg) 5-33.4 6-30.2fumbles-lost 2-0 3-0penalties-yards 12-137 6-45possession time 25:34 34:26third-Down Conversions 3 of 9 5 of 14fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 2 of 2red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 3-3

iNdiViduAL sTATisTiCsrushing: fS-Scott victorio (5-24), Doug Brazill (12-11), J.J. Mayer (6-11); wvSU-lefloyd phillip (8-29),

Michael thompson (13-28)passing: fS-J.J. Mayer (9-19--168); wvSU-Kevin o’Brien (8-10--107), robert Jackson (6-10--40),

Jermain King (1-1--10)receiving: fS-Doug Brazill (2-58), Cody reed (2-33), t.Hawthorne (2-33), Stephan Johnson (1-58);

wvSU-Jermain King (5-65), Keith Dupree (2-39), lefloyd phillip (2-24)tackles: fS-Greg Underwood (5-6--11), nate Black (3-7--10), David pack (3-6--9); wvSU-Bon valentine

(5-7--12), andrew eggleton (2-8--10), ryan Smoot (3-5--8)

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1. west liberty 8-0 11-22. Glenville State 6-2 7-43. Charleston 6-2 9-24. Shepherd 5-3 6-45. Concord 4-4 6-56. fairmont State 3-5 3-87. wv State 2-6 3-78. wv wesleyan 2-6 2-89. Seton Hill 0-8 1-10

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Individual RecordsruSHinGYards GainedCareer 3,745 wendell Johnson, 2003-06 Season 1,560 robert Davidson, 1998 Game 403 robert Davidson vs. Concord, 1998 play 97 rory richardson vs. Slippery rock, 1990 (tD)

rushing AttemptsCareer 810 wendell Johnson, 2003-06 (3,745 yds.) Season 294 wendell Johnson, 2006 (1,193 yds.) Game 48 robert Davidson, vs. Concord, 1998 (403 yds.)

PaSSinGYards GainedCareer 9,856 Jarrod furgason, 1993-97 (798-1392) Season 3,293 Bryan Harman, 2000 (264-445) Game 506 Bryan Harman vs. Concord, 2000 (37-56) play 98 Bryan Harman to todd anderson vs. wvU-tech, 1998 (tD)

Passes AttemptedCareer 1,392 Jarrod furgason, 1992-97 (798 comp.) Season 445 Bryan Harman 2000 (264 comp.) Game 58 Bryan Harman vs. wvU-tech, 2001 (27 comp.)

Passes CompletedCareer 798 Jarrod furgason, 1993-97 (1392 atts.) Season 264 Bryan Harman, 2000 (445 atts.) Game 37 Bryan Harman vs. Concord, 2000 (56 atts.)

Touchdown PassesCareer 101 Jarrod furgason, 1993-97 (1392 atts.) Season 35 Jarrod furgason, 1995 (349 atts.) Game 7 Jarrod furgason vs. Concord, 1995 (35 atts.)

Passes had interceptedCareer 49 luc tousignant, 1978-81 (684 atts.) Season 20 Mike Kellar, 1992 (414 atts.) Game 5 Bryan Harman vs. California, 2000 (40 atts.); Marlon Burnette vs.

Shepherd (2004)

total oFFenSemost PlaysCareer 1,583 Jarrod furgason, 1993-97 (9,638 yds.) Season 472 Mike Kellar, 1992 (1,727 yds.) Game 75 Bryan Harman vs. wvU-tech, 2001 (372 yds.)

Yards GainedCareer 9,638 Jarrod furgason, 1993-97 (1583 plays); Bryan Harman, 1998-2001

(1471 plays) Season 3,427 Bryan Harman, 2000 (534 plays) Game 555 Bryan Harman vs. Concord, 2000 (62 plays)

PaSS receivinGPasses receivedCareer 203 Jason trent, 1997-00 (2,320 yds.) Season 75 Mike roscoe 1987 (946 yds.) Game 16 Jason trent vs. Concord, 1999 (163 yds.)

Yards GainedCareer 3,085 todd anderson, 1998-01 (192 rec.) Season 1,140 todd anderson, 2000 (59 rec.) Game 210 ed Coleman vs. wv State, 1984 (14 rec.) play 98 todd anderson from Bryan Harman vs. wvU-tech, 1998

Touchdown Passes receivedCareer 33 todd anderson, 1998-01 Season 17 Jason Gibson, 1995 Game 5 Mike Dunsworth vs. Concord, 1996; perry Baker vs. Shepherd,

2008

ScorinGTouchdownsCareer 58 Mike Joseph, 1994-97 Season 24 Mike Joseph, 1996 Game 5 Darrin liggins vs. Glenville State, 1990; Mike Dunsworth vs.

Concord, 1997; perry Baker vs. Shepherd, 2008

Total PointsCareer 356 Mike Joseph, 1994-97 Season 144 Mike Joseph, 1996 Game 30 Darrin liggins vs Glenville State, 1990; Mike Dunsworth vs

Concord, 1997; perry Baker vs. Shepherd, 2008

extra PointsCareer 132 nathan white, 1998-01 (142 att.) Season 39 nathan white 1999 (41 att.); 2001 (39 att.) Game 10 nathan white vs. Concord, 2001 (10-10 att.) Consecutive 43 nathan white, 2000-01

field GoalsCareer 27 nathan white, 1998-01 (46 att.) Season 15 Jon Holtfreter, 1980 (23 att.); nathan white, 2000 (19 att.) Game 4 nathan white vs. Shepherd, 2000 (4 att.) longest 51 alex ashley vs. wv State, 2008 (twice)

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Fighting FalconsPuntinGPunting AttemptsCareer 219 Mark waslo, 1978-81 Season 71 Bob lambert, 1973 Game 13 nick Moreman vs. Glenville State 1954

Average YardsCareer 40.77 nathan white, 1998-01 (196 att.) Season 44.88 nathan white, 1999 (43 att.) Game 54.00 Gordon Moon vs. Glenville State, 1989 (2 att. for 108 yds.) longest 75 nathan white vs. wvU-tech, 2001

Punt returnSNumberCareer 86 Bill ewusiak, 1965-67 (1,004 yds.) Season 41 Bill ewusiak, 1967 (718 yds.) Game 8 Zack page vs. wv wesleyan, 2008 (116 yds.)

Yards returnedCareer 1,004 Bill ewusiak, 1965-67 (86 att.) Season 718 Bill ewusiak, 1967 (41 att.) Game 199 vince Mitchell vs. wv State, 1986 (6 att.) longest 90 Khalil anthony vs. west liberty State, 1999 (tD)

KicKoFF returnSNumberCareer 101 Zack page, 2007-present (2,472 yds.) Season 39 Zack page, 2008 (1,065 yds.) Game 7 Germaine Johnson vs. Glenville State, 2002 (210 yds.); Zack page

vs. Glenville State (156 yds.)

Yards returnedCareer 2,471 Zack page, 2007-present (101 att.) Season 1,065 Zack page, 2009 (39 att.) Game 232 Zack page vs. west liberty, 2009 (5 att.) longest 101 Jerome Hoes vs. Bluefield State, 1978 (tD)

PaSS intercePtionSNumberCareer 17 Marty Guzzetta, 1983-86 (151 yds.) Season 9 lou Mabin, 1988 (52 yds.); John Crockett, 1988 (52 yds.) Game 4 Mike argabrite vs. Concord, 1971 (47 yds.)

Yards returnedCareer 311 Mike argabrite, 1968-71 (15 int) Season 161 Dewey McDonald, 2009 (5 int) Game 93 vince Mitchell vs. waynesburg, 1984 (1 int) longest 93 vince Mitchell vs. waynesburg, 1984 (tD)

total tacKleS (Since 1977)NumberCareer 434 Scott williamson, 1983-86 (185-249) Season 142 Matt Joseph, 1991 (61-81)

Solo tacKleS (Since 1977)NumberCareer 206 randy Jones, 1978-81 (206-145) Season 84 randy Jones, 1981 (84-48)

tacKleS For a loSS (Since 1977)NumberCareer 65 randy Jones, 1978-81 Season 35 randy Jones, 1981

SacKS (Since 1977)NumberCareer 40 randy Jones, 1978-81Season 14 randy Jones, 1981

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PaSSinGCareer Comp.-Att. Pct. Yds. Td Years1. Jarrod furgason 798-1,392 .573 9,856 101 1993-972. Bryan Harman 685-1,154 .594 8,580 64 1998-013. luc tousignant 344-684 .503 4,737 30 1978-814. terry Galambus 280-551 .508 3,525 23 1972-755. Harold Bailey 219-481 .455 3,178 23 1970-736. larry farrell 210-440 .477 2,787 18 1979-847. roy Michael 187-396 .472 2,572 24 1966-698. John rahl 151-340 .444 2,121 15 2005-089. Mike Hockenberry 167-326 .512 2,045 11 1995-9810. Gino Guerrieri 156-363 .430 2,012 13 1993-9411. pat Burson 154-322 .478 2,007 11 1988-9012. tom Morrone 175-324 .541 1,987 10 1985-8713. Mike Kellar 178-414 .429 1,945 10 1992-9314. George Clayton 117-254 .461 1,709 18 1964-6515. Derek taylor 124-285 .435 1,677 8 2007-09

season Comp.-Att. Pct. Yds. Td Year1. Bryan Harman 264-445 593 3,293 19 20002. Jarrod furgason 240-390 .615 2,913 28 19963. Jarrod furgason 222-349 .636 2,696 35 19954. Bryan Harman 210-355 .592 2,560 18 20015. luc tousignant 157-288 .545 2,216 10 19816. Bryan Harman 169-287 .589 2,188 21 19997. Jarrod furgason 165-323 .511 2,176 17 19948. Mike Kellar 178-414 .429 1,945 10 19929. Jarrod furgason 164-314 .522 1,938 20 199710. Gino Guerrieri 132-302 .437 1,677 8 199311. Harold Bailey 92-217 .447 1,555 13 197112. vick Bradford 77-169 .456 1,467 15 200813. larry farrell 102-213 .479 1,354 9 198214. tom Morrone 124-217 .571 1,337 7 198715. pat Morrison 108-218 .495 1,286 7 2003

SeaSon PaSSinG PercentaGeAtt. Player Comp.-Att. Pct. Year25-49 rich newbrough 22-34 .647 195650-99 Bryan Harman 42-67 .627 1998100-199 Harold Bailey 89-159 .563 1973200-More Jarrod furgason 222-349 .636 1995

Game Comp.-Att. Pct. Yds. Td Year1. Bryan Harman (vs Concord) 37-56 .661 506 3 20002. Jarrod furgason (vs wv State) 23-35 .657 472 6 19953. Jarrod furgason (vs wv State) 34-48 .708 444 4 19964. Bryan Harman (vs Campbellsville) 20-31 .645 415 4 19995. Jarrod furgason (vs Concord) 21-33 .636 400 7 19956. Bryan Harman (vs wvU-tech) 35-57 .614 390 3 20007. Bryan Harman (vs west liberty) 29-45 .644 361 3 20008. Bryan Harman (vs wv State) 24-46 .522 359 3 20009. Bryan Harman (vs Concord) 21-33 .636 354 5 200110. Bryan Harman (vs Glenville State) 17-25 .680 352 5 199911. Jarrod furgason (vs Shepherd) 29-44 .659 348 5 199512. luc tousignant (vs wv wesleyan) 19-27 .704 338 4 198112. Bryan Harman (vs Shepherd) 29-47 .617 338 1 200014. Bryan Harman (vs west liberty) 22-35 .629 332 2 200115. Jarrod furgason (vs west liberty) 27-47 .575 328 4 1996

Top Careers/SeasonsreceivinG yardSCareer Cgt. Yds. Avg.P/C Years 1. todd anderson 192 3,085 16.06 1998-01 2. ed Coleman 169 2,581 15.32 1981-85 3. Jason trent 203 2,320 11.43 1997-00 4. ted Murphy 144 2,027 14.07 1993-96 5. Mike roscoe 144 1,991 13.83 1983-87 6. larry Goodine 127 1,913 15.06 1972-75 7. Jim Mertens 105 1,780 16.95 1965-68 8. Mike Joseph 171 1,707 9.98 1994-97 9. Germaine Johnson 148 1,641 11.36 1999-0210. Khalid Dover 118 1,466 11.11 2002-0411. Mark waslo 84 1,457 1734 1978-8112. Jason Gibson 94 1,326 14.09 1993-9513. Bruce lang 98 1,302 13.29 1987-8914. ray thompson 75 1,176 15.68 1979-8215. Scott Shepherd 100 1,122 11.22 1995-97

season Cgt. Yds. Avg.P/C Year1. todd anderson 59 1,140 19.32 20002. Mike roscoe 65 992 15.26 19863. Mike roscoe 75 946 12.61 19874. ed Coleman 60 934 15.56 19845. todd anderson 62 928 14.97 20016. Mark waslo 50 917 18.34 19817. Jason Gibson 53 795 15.00 19958. Jason trent 57 788 13.83 19999. tony Minneyfield 43 763 17.74 199610. Billy Haddox 37 760 20.54 198111. larry Goodine 48 734 15.29 197412. Bruce lang 49 698 14.24 198813. Jason trent 70 686 9.80 200014. Scott Shepherd 50 671 13.42 199715. ted Murphy 53 653 12.32 1996

receivinG (catcHeS)Career Cgt. Yds. Avg.P/C Years1. Jason trent 203 2,320 11.43 1997-002. todd anderson 192 3,085 16.09 1998-013. Mike Joseph 171 1,707 9.98 1994-974. ed Coleman 169 2,581 15.32 1981-855. Germaine Johnson 148 1,641 11.36 1999-026. ted Murphy 144 2,027 14.07 1993-96 Mike roscoe 144 1,991 13.83 1983-878. larry Goodine 127 1,913 15.06 1972-759. Khalid Dover 118 1,466 11.11 2002-0410. Jim Mertens 105 1,780 16.95 1965-6811. Scott Shepherd 100 1,122 11.22 1995-9712. Bruce lang 98 1,302 13.29 1987-8913. Jason Gibson 94 1,326 14.09 1993-9514. Khalil anthony 90 852 9.47 1999-0215. Mark waslo 84 1,457 17.34 1978-81

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Fighting Falconstotal oFFenSeCareer Years Yds.1. Jarrod furgason 1993-97 9,638 Bryan Harman 1998-01 9,6383. luc tousignant 1978-81 5,3114. Don overton 1986-89 3,7395. wendell Johnson 2003-06 3,7456. terry Galambus 1972-75 3,2557. Mike Maximin 1972-75 3,1998. Harold Bailey 1970-73 3,1789. Brian Brown 1982-85 3,15510. Mike Joseph 1994-97 3,12111. larry farrell 1979-84 2,80112. roy Michael 1966-69 2,67913. robert Davidson 1998-99 2,56114. vick Bradford 2007-present 2,43115. ted Jackson 1970-72 2,312

season Year Yds.1. Bryan Harman 2000 3,4272. Bryan Harman 2001 3,0213. Jarrod furgason 1996 2,8844. Jarrod furgason 1995 2,6155. Bryan Harman 1999 2,4076. luc tousignant 1981 2,2357. Jarrod furgason 1994 2,1408. Jarrod furgason 1997 1,8619. Mike Kellar 1992 1,72710. Harold Bailey 1971 1,67411. Geno Guerrieri 1993 1,58312. robert Davidson 1998 1,56013. vick Bradford 2008 1,48114. larry farrell 1982 1,32915. Mike Joseph 1996 1,306

ScorinGCareer Years Pts.1. Mike Joseph 1994-97 3562. Don overton 1986-89 2883. nathan white 1998-01 2134. todd anderson 1998-01 2045. robert Davidson 1998-99 1866. Brian Brown 1982-85 1747. wendell Johnson 2003-06 1708. Demetrius rush 1982-85 148 Jason Gibson 1993-95 14810. roy Jackson 1963-66 14411. alex ashley 2007-09 14012. George edwards 1966-69 13813. Jerome Hoes 1977-81 13214. John Huff 1965-69 13015. Bryan Harman 1998-01 128 season Year Pts.1. Mike Joseph 1996 1442. Mike Joseph 1997 1263. Jason Gibson 1995 1064. Don overton 1986 1025. robert Davidson 1998 966. robert Davidson 1999 907. Demetrius rush 1984 84 Don overton 1988 849. nathan white 2000 7510. Billy Haddox 1971 7210. todd anderson 2000 7212. Brian Brown 1985 6813. larry Blackstone 1967 6714. Jermaine Burke 2001 66 todd anderson 2001 66 wendell Johnson 2006 66 perry Baker 2008 66 alex ashley 2008 66

ruSHinGCareer Years Yds.1. wendell Johnson 2003-06 3,7452. Don overton 1986-89 3,5243. Mike Maximin 1972-75 3,1994. Brian Brown 1982-85 3,1365. Mike Joseph 1994-97 3,0956. robert Davidson 1998-99 2,5617. Doug Brazill 2007-present 2,2538. Matt Morris 1976-79 2,1379. ted Jackson 1969-72 2,07610. larry Blackstone 1964-67 1,84511. Jo Jo parker 2002-05 1,81412. thomas foster 1991-95 1,77413. George edwards 1967-70 1,75714. Khalil anthony 1999-02 1,70015. roy Jackson 1962-65 1,654 season Year Yds.1. robert Davidson 1998 1,5602. Mike Joseph 1996 1,3063. larry Blackstone 1967 1,2884. wendell Johnson 2004 1,2435. wendell Johnson 2006 1,1936. irwin Hastings 1991 1,1887. thomas foster 1994 1,1388. Doug Brazill 2007 1,1379. Mike Maximin 1974 1,12310. Don overton 1988 1,08811. Brian Brown 1985 1,05812. Mike Joseph 1997 1,01813. Mike Maximin 1975 1,00514. robert Davidson 1999 1,00115. Don overton 1986 989

Game Year Att.-Yds.1. robert Davidson (vs Concord) 1998 48-4032. larry Blackstone (vs Concord) 1967 16-2823. Darrin liggins (vs Glenville State) 1990 35-2764. robert Davidson (vs wv wesleyan 1998 36-2475. wendell Johnson (vs Glenville State) 2004 35-2456. perry Baker (vs. Seton Hill) 2008 12-2447. Mike Joseph (vs Concord) 1996 44-2428. Don overton (vs Clarion) 1989 29-2409. irwin Hastings (vs wv tech) 1991 34-22810. thomas foster (vs tiffin) 1994 40-22611. Doug Brazill (vs Clarion) 2007 33-21912. wendell Johnson (vs wv tech) 2004 22-21613. wendell Johnson (vs wv State) 2005 27-21514. Brian Brown (vs Shepherd) 1985 28-21415. Don overton (vs wv State) 1986 14-212 roy Jackson (vs Bethany) 1963 35-212 roy Jackson (vs wv tech) 1964 35-212 rory richardson (vs Slippery rock) 1990 25-212

total tacKleS (Since 1977)Career Years uA-A--Total1. Scott williamson 1983-86 185-249—4342. tim Underwood 1976-79 192-183—375 3. randy Jones 1978-81 206-145—3514. Joe wirth 1978-81 173-170—3435. Matt vance 2001-05 150-182—3326. tim Byard 1979-82 162-168—3307. terry williams 1985-88 155-147—3028. adam west 1989-91 115-176—291 Kevin radcliffe 1975-80 154-137—29110. Barry white 1982-85 114-171—285

season Year uA-A--Total1. Matt Joseph 1991 61-81—1422. randy Jones 1981 84-48—132 tim Underwood 1979 71-61—1324. Gary Burney 1993 77-51—128 terry williams 1987 71-57—1286. tim Byard 1981 68-57—1257. Joe wirth 1979 60-64—1248. Henry newby 1993 73-48—1219. tolani edwards 1994 62-58—12010. Josh ison 2002 75-43—118 Jake Spruell 1999 39-79—118 Dave D’eusanio 1988 61-57—118

unaSSiSted tacKleS(Since 1977)Career Years TOTAL1. randy Jones 1978-81 2062. tim Underwood 1976-79 1923. Scott williamson 1983-86 1854. Joe wirth 1978-81 1735. tim Byard 1979-82 1626. terry williams 1985-88 1557. Kevin radcliffe 1975-80 1548. Matt vance 2001-05 1509. Bill Smarr 1992-95 14610. nate Black 2006-09 142

season Year Total1. randy Jones 1981 842. Gary Burney 1993 773. Josh ison 2002 754. Henry newby 1993 735. terry williams 1987 71 tim Underwood 1979 717. Clint Kauffman 1997 69 andre Holmes 1997 699. tim Byard 1981 6810. vince Black 2007 67

tacKleS For a loSS(Since 1977)Career Years TOTAL1. randy Jones 1978-81 652. Scott williamson 1983-86 483. vince Black 2004-07 454. Brandon Geary 2004-07 425. nate Black 2006-09 356. tom Kickler 1983-86 347. Ken oravec 1985-88 32 Matt vance 2001-05 32 Jake Spruell 1997-00 3210. Jake owens 2004-07 31

season Years TOTAL1. randy Jones 1981 352. vince Black 2007 283. Ken oravec 1988 214. Glenn Johnson 1985 205. David Hill 2008 19 Scott williamson 1986 19 tim Underwood 1979 198. tom Kickler 1986 18 ed Smith 2003 1810. randy Jones 1980 17 Kevin radcliffe 1979 17

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season Year TOTAL1. randy Jones 1981 142. luke Black 2008 113. randy Jones 1979 10 Kevin radcliffe 1980 10 randy Jones 1980 10 Mark Krocker 1992 10 Ken oravec 1988 108. M.J. twyman 2007 9 Brandon Geary 2007 9 aram Banks 1997 9 Henry newby 1992 9 John lybarger 1994 9

intercePtionS Career Years TOTAL1. Marty Guzzetta 1982-86 172. louie Mabin 1987-88 16 Bill Smarr 1992-95 164. Shawn Jemison 2002-05 135. vince Mitchell 1983-86 126. Derek Judd 1989-91 117. isaac weaver 2002-04 10 Corey Hoppe 2001-03 10 B.J. Kisner 1985-88 10 Dan fairbanks 1981-82 10 Bob fulmer 1979-82 10 tony Monday 1972-75 10

season (since 1971) Year TOTAL1. John Crockett 1988 9 louie Mabin 1988 93. Dan fairbanks 1982 8 paul Kuzio 1978 85. andre pope 2006 7 Shawn Jemison 2005 7 Bill Smarr 1994 7 louie Mabin 1987 7 Marty Guzzetta 1986 7 Gary Blair 1976 7 Mike argabrite 1971 7 fred phelps 1971 7

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PaSSinGYeAr PLAYer COmP. ATT. PCT. Yds. Td2009 J.J. Mayer 46 91 .505 587 32008 vick Bradford 77 169 .456 1,117 152007 Derek taylor 54 125 .432 730 32006 John rahl 88 200 .440 1,166 82005 John rahl 54 114 .474 808 62004 Marlon Burnette 46 131 .351 587 72003 pat Morrison 108 218 .495 1,286 72002 Brice Cogar 113 233 .485 1,060 72001 Bryan Harman 210 355 .592 2,560 182000 Bryan Harman 264 445 .593 3,293 191999 Bryan Harman 169 287 .589 2,188 211998 Mike Hockenberry 106 207 .512 1,269 81997 Jarrod furgason 164 314 .522 1,938 201996 Jarrod furgason 240 390 .615 2,913 281995 Jarrod furgason 222 349 .636 2,696 351994 Jarrod furgason 165 323 .511 2,176 171993 Geno Guerrieri 132 302 .437 1,677 81992 Mike Kellar 178 414 .429 1,945 101991 aramis figueroa 50 113 .442 644 51990 pat Burson 62 129 .481 822 21989 andy rase 72 158 .460 931 51988 pat Burson 78 166 .469 1,033 81987 tom Morrone 124 217 .571 1,337 71986 Greg Higgins 99 183 .541 1,266 111985 tom Morrone 47 100 .470 612 31984 larry farrell 90 190 .474 1,168 71983 Mark Johnson 76 169 .450 970 51982 larry farrell 102 213 .479 1,354 91981 luc tousignant 157 288 .545 2,216 101980 luc tousignant 88 190 .463 1,198 71979 luc tousignant 63 156 .404 909 71978 luc tousignant 32 91 .351 414 61977 John Cirelli 64 141 .454 683 41976 rod lambert 47 105 .448 571 71975 terry Galambus 97 176 .551 1,226 101974 terry Galambus 99 200 .495 1,248 81973 Harold Bailey 89 159 .455 1,119 71972 terry Galambus 65 135 .481 808 41971 Harold Bailey 97 217 .447 1,555 131970 Dave Moreland 57 141 .404 710 51969 roy Michael 75 145 .517 1,080 71968 roy Michael 52 112 .464 793 101967 roy Michael 47 107 .439 533 41966 tom Quickle 46 96 .479 821 51965 George Clayton 67 149 .449 1,123 101964 George Clayton 50 105 .476 5,86 81963 Gordon rennie 36 77 .478 373 01962 Kenny Miller 32 75 .427 377 01961 Gordon tennie 30 56 .536 358 01960 Kent Malloy 15 24 .625 181 21959 Kent Malloy 25 58 .431 290 31958 rich newbrough 21 44 .477 302 51957 rich newbrough 35 64 .547 475 41956 rich newbrough 22 34 .647 475 41955 richard rank 11 22 .500 87 01954 John Brzuzy 27 62 .435 92 41953 John Brzuzy 26 51 .509 344 31952 Blaine Morton 14 35 .400 241 31951 John vernall 17 34 .500 243 41950 John vernall 51 114 .447 564 01949 Jim Cale 24 59 .490 347 0

Year-by-Year LeadersreceivinGYeAr PLAYer CGT. Yds. AVG.2009 travis Hawthorne 18 298 16.62008 perry Baker 34 589 17.32007 allen Jewell 25 520 20.82006 pat McClintc 35 447 12.802005 robbie Graham 37 446 12.052004 Khalid Dover 31 402 12.972003 Khalid Dover 45 556 12.362002 Germaine Johnson 44 472 12.732001 todd anderson 62 928 14.972000 todd anderson 59 1,140 19.301999 Jason trent 57 788 13.831998 Jason trent 54 592 10.961997 Scott Shepherd 50 671 13.421996 tony Minneyfield 43 763 17.741995 Jason Gibson 53 795 15.001994 ted Murphy 27 623 23.071993 James Goines 21 409 19.481992 Bryan Koski 34 399 11.741991 Bryan wilson 19 238 12.531990 Bill pitts 30 466 15.531989 Bruce lang 37 450 12.161988 Bruce lang 46 682 14.831987 Mike roscoe 75 946 12.611986 Mike roscoe 65 992 15.261985 ed Coleman 42 608 14.501984 ed Coleman 60 934 15.601983 ed Coleman 40 558 13.951982 ray thompson 31 481 15.511981 Mark waslo 50 917 18.301980 Dave Manzo 29 452 15.601979 lennie Marshall 20 342 17.101978 John Kuzio 23 329 14.171977 Jerome Hoes 22 286 13.001976 rick Brown 16 236 16.001975 larry Goodine 43 523 12.161974 larry Goodine 48 734 15.291973 larry Goodine 21 424 20.191972 Chris perkins 23 323 14.041971 Billy Haddox 37 760 20.541970 Mike argabrite 14 221 15.791969 Mark tennant 23 335 14.571968 Jim Mertens 29 509 17.551967 Jim Mertens 37 507 13.701966 ron robinson 23 406 17.651965 Jim Mertens 19 360 18.951964 Gordon rennie 16 204 12.751963 Gordon rennie 15 186 12.401962 Hank Cleary 11 114 10.361961 Maurice ”Mo’’ Kalin 9 133 14.781960 Maurice ”Mo’’ Kalin 9 100 11.111959 Curtis Guin 7 139 19.861958 Jim Shaner 12 189 15.751957 Don fontana 19 237 12.471954 Don fontana 10 185 18.501953 allen frazze 14 136 9.171952 allen frazze 6 117 19.501951 Blaine Morton 8 137 17.131950 Denver Smith 21 209 9.95*active

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ScorinGYeAr PLAYer PTs.2009 Doug Brazill 422008 perry Baker 66 alex ashley 662007 alex ashley 442006 wendell Johnson 662005 Drew Cochran 432004 wendell Johnson 602003 Jo Jo parker 322002 Khalil anthony 482001 todd anderson 662001 Jermaine Burke 662000 nathan white 751999 robert Davidson 901998 robert Davidson 961997 Mike Joseph 1261996 Mike Joseph 1441995 Jason Gibson 1061994 thomas foster 481993 Jude thomas 321992 irwin Hastings 261992 Bryan Koski 261991 irwin Hastings 541990 Darrin liggins 601989 Don overton 421988 Don overton 841987 Don overton 601986 Don overton 1021985 Brian Brown 681984 Demetrius rush 841983 erik Soliday 371982 randy whited 331981 luc tousignant 481980 Jon Holtfreter 531979 ed Greco 441978 Jerome Hoes 321977 Matt Morris 361976 Dave tomassi 251975 Bob Horback 601974 larry Goodine 42 Mike Maximin 421973 John Jones 361972 ted Jackson 321971 Billy Haddox 721970 Dennis Gibson 30 ted Jackson 301969 George edwards 54 John Huff 541968 Jim Mertens 541967 larry Blackstone 671966 larry Blackstone 541965 roy Jackson 481964 roy Jackson 541963 roy Jackson 491962 Steve lipscomb 231961 George Stimme 1371960 George Stimme l391959 ed Helminski 431958 Jim Shanner 311957 George Murphy 241956 richard rank 601955 George Murphy 241954 John Brzuzy 12 ron Dixon 12 Bob Jenkins 12 nick Moreman 121953 nick Moreman 591952 Jim Cherocci 601951 Denver Smith 421950 Denver Smith 421949 earl Keener 30

ruSHinGYeAr PLAYer Yds.2009 Doug Brazill 6532008 omoniyi Bakare 6792007 Doug Brazill 1,1372006 wendell Johnson 1,1932005 wendell Johnson 9042004 wendell Johnson 1,2432003 Jo Jo parker 6372002 Khalil anthony 7872001 Bryan Harman 4612000 Khalil anthony 3251999 robert Davidson 1,0011998 robert Davidson 1,5601997 Mike Joseph 1,0181996 Mike Joseph 1,3061995 Mike Joseph 6591994 thomas foster 1,1381993 Kelvin robinson 3901992 irwin Hastings 3691991 irwin Hastings 1,1881990 Darrin liggins 8831989 Don overton 6441988 Don overton 1,0141987 Don overton 8031986 Don overton 9891985 Brian Brown 1,0581984 Demetrius rush 8851983 Brian Brown 9391982 Brian Brown 3471981 Jerome Hoes 5281980 Jerome Hoes 5801979 Matt Morris 7011978 Matt Morris 5871977 Matt Morris 6921976 tinker Jackson 4931975 Mike Maximin 1,0051974 Mike Maximin 1,1231973 Mike Maximin 6981972 ted Jackson 6291971 ted Jackson 7631970 ted Jackson 6691969 George edwards 6841968 George edwards 5291967 larry Blackstone 1,2881966 Martin ”Sonny’’ Bartic 6021965 roy Jackson 5061964 roy Jackson 6011963 roy Jackson 6231962 Hank Cleary 4471961 Bob newbrough 4081960 Gene Beasley 3231959 Moses Guin 5131958 Moses Guin 3601957 George Murphy 3461956 George Murphy 2091955 Bob andrews 2951954 nick Moreman 2371953 nick Moreman 4591952 Jim Cherocci 5651951 Jim Cherocci 3541950 Denver Smith 4451949 earl Keener 531

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Fighting Falconstotal tacKleS (Since 1980)YeAr PLAYer uA-A--TOTAL2009 nate Black 53-32—85 2008 nate Black 45-48—932007 vince Black 67-36—1032006 Shahram Shafii 41-36—772005 Matt vance 52-58—1102004 Matt vance 34-54—872003 ed Smith 54-39—932002 Josh ison 75-43—1182001 Courtney Johnson 41-40—812000 Jake Spruell 58-46—1041999 Jake Spruell 39-79—1181998 Jed reed 37-40—771997 Clint Kauffman 69-38—1071996 Jon white 52-33—851995 Bill Smarr 56-40—961994 tolani edwards 62-58—1201993 Gary Burney 77-51—1281992 Jeff Crabtree 40-72—1121991 Matt Joseph 61-81—1421990 adam west 42-62—1041989 adam west 37-54—911988 Dave D’eusanio 61-57—1181987 terry williams 71-57—1281986 Scott williamson 43-75—1181985 Scott williamson 43-64—1071984 Scott williamson 43-56—991983 Scott williamson 56-54—1101982 tim Byard 37-70—1071981 randy Jones 84-48—1321980 Kevin radcliffe 42-56—98

Longest PlaysrunS FroM ScriMMaGe97 rory richardson vs. Slippery rock University 199094 wendell Johnson vs. wvU-tech 200493 Don overton vs. west virginia state 198691 ron robinson vs. west virginia wesleyan 196690 robert Davidson vs. Concord 199888 Martin “Sonny” Bartic vs. Shepherd 196581 luc tousignant vs. Glenville State 197881 perry Baker vs. Seton Hill 200880 George edwards vs. Glenville State 196980 andy Sedlock vs. Glenville State 196980 Bo Dunn vs. west virginia State 1988

PaSS PlayS98 Bryan Harman, todd anderson vs. wvU-tech 199890 Bryan Harman, Jason trent vs. Campbellsville 199983 Bryan Harman, todd anderson vs. west virginia State 200082 Jarrod furgason, Mike Joseph vs. Concord 199581 Jarrod furgason, ted Murphy vs. wvU-tech 199479 vick Bradford, allen Jewell vs. Charleseton 200778 terry Galambus, Bob Horback vs. Concord 197576 larry ferrell, ed Coleman vs. west virginia State 198476 Derek taylor, Demetrius Davis vs. Glenville State 200776 vick Bradford, leo thomas vs. Seton Hill 200876 vick Bradford, perry Baker vs. wv wesleyan 200875 John Brzuzy, nick Moreman vs. Salem 195375 rich newbrough, Don fontana vs. west liberty 195673 John rahl, wendell Johnson vs. wv wesleyan 200672 vick Bradford, perry Baker vs. Clarion 2008

Punt returnS90 Khalil anthony, west liberty 199982 ollie Gaiters, California University 199280 Kelvin robinson, California University 199375 Bill ewusiak, west liberty 196574 tony Monday, edinboro University 197570 Mike argabrite, waynesburg 197068 vince Mitchell, west virginia State 1986

KicKoFF returnS101 Jerome Hoes, Bluefield State 197897 Billy Haddox, Glenville State 197191 Don overton, Hillsdale 198890 nick Moreman, Salem 195389 Zack page, west liberty 200989 Zack page, west liberty 200988 Josh romeo, Glenville State 200387 tim powell, Glenville State 196985 Bill Swope, waynesburg 197284 wendell Johnson, Charleston 200382 richard Hawkins, Cedarville 193281 Denver Smith, west liberty 195181 Mike Mainella, west virginia State 1999

PaSS intercePtion returnS93 vince Mitchell, waynesburg 198488 tony Monday, Glenville State 197585 Dewey McDonald, Glenville State 200982 rick rome, west virginia wesleyan 197280 Jim Miller, Salem 195179 Bob fulmer, west virginia wesleyan 198278 Mike argabrite, west virginia wesleyan 196875 Josh Skidmore, west virginia State 2004

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1984 ed Coleman1988 lou Mabin

National Playersof the week

1977 Mark viola1979 tim Underwood1981 James Mosby1982 tim Byard1988 Don overton1990 Matt Joseph1993 Henry newby1995 Jarrod furgason2000 Bryan Harmon2001 Bryan Harmon2002 Josh ison2005 Jared Sams

Drafted-NFL

1950 Jim lipinski (Chicago Cardinals)1967 larry Blackstone (oakland raiders)1968 Jim Mertens (Miami Dolphins)1969 George edwards (Baltimore Colts)1969 Matt fortier (new york Giants)1982 luc tousignant (Buffalo Bills)

NFL Signed Free Agents

1965 George Clayton (Houston oilers (afl); los angeles rams (nfl)

1965 roy Jackson (los angeles rams)1971 Mike argabrite (Dallas Cowboys)1971 Billy Haddox (philadephia eagles)1972 ted Jackson (St. louis Cardinals)

All-American

1965 George Clayton, DB (first team)1967 larry Blackstone, De (first team) Dave williams, MG (Second team)1969 George edwards, rB (first team)1975 Harold Gilliard, Dt (Honorable Mention) Mike Maximin, tB (Honorable Mention)1978 frank Moore, ot (Honorable Mention)1979 tim Underwood, lB (Second team) lou Geary, oG (Honorable Mention) Chris Humphries, ot (Honorable Mention) Kirk Christian, De (Honorable Mention)1980 Kevin radcliffe, Dt (Honorable Mention) Joe wirth, lB (Honorable Mention)1981 randy Jones, Dt (first team) Chris Humphries, ot (Second team) luc tousignant, QB (Second team)1982 tim Byard, lB (Honorable Mention)1984 ed Coleman, wr (first team)1985 Calvin washington, lB (Honorable Mention) Brian Brown, tB (Honorable Mention) ed Coleman, wr (Honorable Mention)1986 frank pifer, oG (Second team) Marty Guzzetta, CB (Honorable Mention) Scott williamson, lB (Honorable Mention) Mike roscoe, wr, (Honorable Mention)1987 Mike roscoe, wr (first team)1988 lou Mabin, SS (first team) Kevin oravec, De (Second team) Joe Jones, ot (Second team) Don overton, tB (Honorable Mention)1990 Gordon Moon, p (Honorable Mention) tim yackin, oG (Honorable Mention) Deion frazier, lB (Honorable Mention)1991 tim yackin, ot (Honorable Mention) Matt Joseph, lB (Honorable Mention) irwin Hastings, tB (Honorable Mention) Matt Kanicki, te (Honorable Mention)1992 Henry newby, lB (Honorable Mention)1993 Henry newby, lB (first team)1994 thomas foster, rB (Honorable Mention) Kevin Copley, p (Honorable Mention) Jim young, ot (Honorable Mention)1999 nathan white, p (Second team)2002 Josh ison, lB (third team)2003 ed Smith, lB (third team)2005 Matt vance, lB (Second team)2007 vince Black, lB (Honorable Mention)2008 David Hill, Dl (Honorable Mention)

Academic All-American

1982 Dan fairbanks, DB1985 tom rogers, ot frank pifer, oG Demetrius rush, fB1986 tom rogers, ot frank pifer, oG ed Bryan, fB1987 rod russell, lB ed Bryan, fB1988 Keith whitacre, fS Bill Beno, lB1989 Bill Beno, lB1990 pat Burson, QB1991 Matt Joseph, lB2004 Jason Dauch, lB

1985 ed Coleman (Cleveland Browns)1990 Bruce lang (new york Giants), Don overton

(new england patriots)2001 Deniel anglin (Dallas Cowboys)

Canadian Football League Signed Free

Agents

1982 luc tousignant (Montreal Concordes)1982 pierre lord (Saskatchewan roughriders)1993 Henry newby (British Columbia lions)2002 nathan white (ottawa renegades)2003 ed Smith (winnipeg Blue Bombers)

Other Professional Players

Jason Gibson – Cfl, af2robert Henning – Cifl, UifJosh ison – af2ryan Slabaugh – af2

wVIAC Player of the Year

OffeNsiVe PLAYers Of The YeAr1969 George edwards (co)1981 luc tousignant1996 Mike Joseph2000 Bryan Harman2001 Bryan Harman

defeNsiVe PLAYers Of The YeAr1969 Matt fortier (co)1981 randy Jones1993 Henry newby2007 vince Black

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2009 luke Black, Dl nate Black, lB Dewey McDonald, DB2008 perry Baker, wr nate Black, lB David Hill, Dl Matt Khouri, ol2007 vince Black, lB Brandon Geary, De Jacob owens, De Kyle robinette, ol Shahram Shafii, lB2006 wendell Johnson, rB John Marano, ilB pat McClintic, wr andre pope, DB Kyle robinette, ol Shahram Shafii, olB2005 wendell Johnson, rB Matt vance, lB2004 robert Henning, ol wendell Johnson, rB nick Shreve, De Dustin Haas, Dl Jason Dauch, lB Josh Skidmore, DB 2003 Shane Davis, ol Khalid Dover, wr arlen Holmes, Dl Damian Birch, De ed Smith, lB Corey Hoppe DB2002 Damion Graham, Dl Damian Birch, De Courtney Johnson, CB Josh ison, lB2001 Shane Davis, ol todd anderson, wr Bryan Harman, QB Courtney Johnson, De Damion Graham, Dl ed Smith, lB anthony Cooks, DB nathan white, p2000 Shane Davis, ol todd anderson, wr Jason trent, wr Bryan Harman, QB Mike fortier, Dl Jake Spruell, lB Deniel anglin, DB nathan white, K1999- tony Mainella, ol Jason trent, wr Bryan Harman, QB robert Davidson, rB Jake Spruell, lB nathan white, p/pK 1998 tony Gist, ol tony Mainella, ol Jason trent, wr robert Davidson, rB Mike rickman, Dl Jed reed, SS nathan white, punter1997 Mike Joseph, rB perry Dionisou, Dl

aram Banks, De Clint Kauffman, lB andre Holmes, SS1996 B.J. ash, ol Jarrod furgason, QB Mike Joseph, rB perry Dionisiou, Dl andre Holmes, DB Hayden lambert, DB1995 Jason Davis, ol Jason Gibson, wr Jarrod furgason, QB John lyburger, Dl James Goins, DG1994 Kevin Copley, p thomas foster, rB Jim young, ot John lybarger, Dt1993 Henry newby, lB Mark Krocker, Dt1992 Scott Hooper, oG allon Sansom, De Henry newby, lB ollie Gaiters, CB1991 tim yackin, ot Matt Kanicki, te1990 tim yackin, ot Darrin liggins, tB Deion frazier, lB Gregg Hrapchak, Dt terry Boyd, lB1989 Gordon Moon, p tim yackin, ot Bill Beno, lB1988 Joe Jones, ot Bruce lang, wr Don overton,rB Ken oravec, De Dave D’eusanio, lB lou Mabin, DB1987 Mike roscoe, wr Boyd northrop, te Joe Jones, ot1986 Mike roscoe, wr tom rogers, ot frank pifer, oG Don overton, rB Scott williamson, lB vince Mitchell, DB Marty Guzzetta, DB1985 ed Coleman, Se Brian Brown, tB frank pifer, oG Calvin washington, lB Joe Snider, DB1984 ed Coleman, Se1983 ed Coleman, Se Chuck Sincel, p1982 Mike irvin, Dt Doug valentine, oG1981 Mark waslo, wr Chris Humphries, ot luc tousignant, QB randy Jones, Dt1980 Jon Holtfreter, pK Kevin radcliffe, MG Mark waslo, p Joe wirth, lB1979 Kirk Christian, De lou Geary, oG Chris Humphries, ot

Matt Morris, fB tim Underwood, lB1978 paul Kuzio, DB frank Moore, ot tim Underwood, lB1977 John Kuzio, te frank Moore, ot1976 Mark Bishop, Dt Gary Blair, DB1975 Harold Gilliard, Dt larry Goodine, oe Mike Maximin, rB1974 Harold Gillard, Dt larry Goodine, oe Mike Maximin, rB1973 roger Johnson, DB1972 Bob Smith, Dt1971 Mike argabrite, DB Harold Bailey, QB Billy Haddox, fB1970 Mike argabrite, DB Dennis Gibson, rB Junior Jones, De1969 Dwight Carpenter, DB George edwards, rB Matt fortier, Dt roger Hill, ot Bill riggleman, oG tom Swisher, lB1968 George edwards, oB Matt fortier, Dt richard Merrill, oC Jim Mertens, oe1967 M. ”Sonny’’ Bartic, lB larry Blackstone, rB Jim Mertens, oe Dave williams, MG Marvin williams, lB1966 Barry Blackstone, De larry Blackstone, rB larry Hill, lB ron robinson, oe Dave williams, MG1965 George Clayton, QB Bill ewusiak, DB louis ribel, Dt Jim youngblood, ot1964 George Clayton, QB Steve lipscomb, DB Gordon rennie, lB1963 roy Jackson, QB John Janicki, ot1962 larry Burner, lB Hank Cleary, oB Gary Moyer, oG1961 Maurice Kalin, oe tom lewis, Dt1960 norman allison, oG1959 ed Helminski, oB aaron Miller, ot1958 Mosses Guin, oB richard Harris, oG David Knight, oC1957 Don Bennett, ot George Murphy, oB robert reiber, oe1956 Dick laughlin, oG George Murphy, oB1955 Dick laughlin oG1953 alan frazze, oe Billy Hayhurst, oC

Dale Hounshell, oG nick Moreman, oB1952 Jim Cherocci, oB Clem Dawson, ot Dale Hounshell, oB1951 John Depasquale, ot Dale Hounshell, oG1949 earl Keener, oB1948 earl Keener, oB Jim lipinski, ot waldon Skinner, oe1947 Jim lipinski, ot1946 Donald Doran, ol1941 John tatta1940 John tatta1939 John tatta1938 ed Billingham1937 albert fultz1934 wilford ”Squibb’’ wilson

Lettermen

aabbott, J.l. 1992-93-94accord, Jerry 1961ackison, Mike 1985-86-87-88ackerman, Kyle 2004adams, Duane 1986alban, Joseph 1949-50-53-54albright, Chadd 2005-06-07alessio, frank 1940-41alexander, Mike 1963allard, James 1925allegretto, edmond 1981allison, norman 1958-59-60altman, James 1930-31-32-33alpy, tony 2004-05-06amos, Seth 2004-05-06anderson, arthur 1945anderson, Bruce 1949anderson, Duke 1946anderson, Jason 1992anderson, Matt 2003anderson, paul 1953anderson, todd 1998-99-00-01andrews, Bob 1955andrick, Junior 1936-37-38andrick, thomas 1941-42andrick, virl 1932angeline, rick 2003anglin, Denial 1999-00angotti, Joe 2009anthony, Khalil 1999-00-01-02antulov, Joe 1947-48-49antulov, John 1945-46arbaugh, tony 1989-90-91argabrite, Mike 1968-69-70-71argabrite, tim 1997-98argenti, Jim 1979arnold, Mike 1966-67-68arnold, rod 1987-88ash, George 1994-95-96ashcraft, archie 1935ashcraft, richard 1961ashe, preston 1988-89-90ashley, alex 2007-08-09ashton, James 1977-78-79atkins, Mearle 1927-28-29atwood, Chris 1995

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Fighting Falconsaustin, Harper 1937austin, robert 1956-57-58austin, ryan 1996-98

bBailey, everett 1939-40Bailey, Harold 1970-71-72-73Bailey, tyler 2003-04-05Baird, Mike 1990-91-92Bakare, omoniyi 2007-08-09Baker, Bruce 1947-48-49-50Baker, ernie 1947-48-49Baker, paul 1961Baker, perry 2007-08-09Baldree, pat 1966Bales, Billy 1937Ball, Charles 1963-64Ball, Gordie 1980Ballard, Sam 1980-81-82Baltas, Steve 1987-88Banks, aram 1997Barnes, Bob 1938-39-40-41Barnett, Ken 1982Baron, John 1975-76-77Bart, John 1937-38Barthlomew, Jim 1963Bartic, Martin 1965-66-67Basco, pete 1934Beasley, Gene 1958-59-60-61Beaty, Carl 1934Beaty, pete 1928-29Beck, Joe 1946-47-48-49Beckett, Dave 1960Beckman, ted 1986Bell, Herman 1955Bellamy, Jon 2003-04Bennett, Don 1955-56-57Bennett, Jack 1968Beno, Bill 1986-87-88-89Berdine, Stanley 1934Berry, George 1948-50Berry, richard 1939-40-41-42Berry, Steve 1969Best, randall 1979-80Beville, Brett 1998Biafore, Doug 1977Bias, Duane 1975-76-77-78Bickel, Charles 1959-60-61Bickle, leonal 1933-34Bieterman, Bernard 1942Bigelow, troy 1998-99-00-01Biggs, Julius 1992Bigstaff, paul 1982-84Billingham, ed 1936-37-38-39Bilotta, frank 1931-32-33Binkiewicz, Scott 1994-95Birch, Damian 2000-01-02-03Bird, Gary 1971-72Birmingham, Kenneth (Mike) 1952-53-54-55Bishop, Mark 1974-75-76Bisner, Shannon 1992Bitler, Jack 1955Black, Kenya 1998Black, luke 2008-09Black, nate 2006-07-08-09Black, vince 2004-05-06-07Blackstone, Barry 1964-65-66-67Blackstone, larry 1964-65-66-67Blair, Gary 1976-77Blankenship, thomas 1936-37

Bock, purcell 1926Bodzek, Mitchell 1938-39-40-41Bolen, Jeff 2004-05-06-07Bolyard, paul 1948Bomenbilt, alex 1984Bonar, Herbert 1930Bonnett, raymond 1979Bonnette, Duane 1952Bonvenuto, fred 1952-53Boor, alvin 1967-68-69-70Bopp, Jack 1950Boroski, larry 1969-70-71Borovich, ron 1987Boychuck, alec 1935Boyd, James 1972-73-74-75Boyd, terry 1987-88-89-90Bradford, vick 2007-08-09Bradshaw, John 1980-81-82Braebender, Jack 1940-41Bragg, norman 1946-47Brainard, Keith 1967-68-69-70Brainard, larry 1957-58Brant, tim 1983Brasky, John 1969-70Brazill, Doug 2007-08-09Bremer, ray 1963Bright, Harry 1935Britain, tim 2006Britton, vince 2008Brock, Clarence 1924-25-26Brodie, Demarcus 1994Brooks, Jeffrey 1979-80-81Brown, Bill 1964-65-66Brown, Brian 1982-83-84-85Brown, lee 1981-82Brown, rick 1975-76-77-78Brown, rod 1996-97-98Brown, tim 1983Brown, tim 1989Brown, wes 2003-04Bruce, Jack 1947-48-49-50Bruce, Kenney 1946-47-48-49Brugnoli, Mark 1974Brummage, Jim 1957-59Bryan, ed 1984-85-86-87Bryson, John 1981-82-83Bundy, Chad 1987-88-89Bundy, Joseph 1959-60Bunner, travis 2009Bunner, william 1950Burdoff, Martin 1945Burgess, Jeff 1998Burke, Brian 1989Burke, Jermaine 1998-99-01Burner, larry 1961-62Burner, neale 1946Burnette, Marlon 2002-03-04-05Burney, Gary 1992-93Burson, pat 1987-88-89-90Bush, lamont 2000-01Butcher, alden 2008Butcher, Dave 1960Butcher, Kevin 2004-05Butler, Charles 2006-07-08-09Butler, Cornelius 1975-76-77-78Butler, vaughn 1983-84-85-86Butteiger, wayne 1924Byard, tim 1979-80-81-82Byers, anton 1992Byers, George 1934-35-36

cCain, aaron 2008Calabrase 1928Cale, James 1946-47-48-49Callahan, John 1926Calvin, Mike 1996-97-98Cameron, robert 1992Campbell, Shawn 1989Canady, Matt 1995-96Cannon, Charles 1962Caputo, frank 1932Carlson, John 1970Carney, Dave 1983Carpenter, Dwight 1966-67-68-69Carsone, anthony 1979-80-81Casey, rod 1984-85Cecchini, anthony 2003Celaschi, norm 1975-76-77Cerelli, John 1975-76-77-78Chambers, phil 1980Charles, Jack 2009Charles, robin 2000Chatham, John 1957-58Cheeseman, Mark 1976Cherocci, James 1951-52Chipps, Gene 1951Choiniere, David 1998Chontos, Joe 1960Christian, Kirk 1977-78-79Christner, Horace 1938Christopher, Charles 1960-61-62Chriswell, Jennings 1939Chrysler, tom 1989-90Cinerski, Kelley 1985Clara, James 1929-30-31-32Clark, Dave 1967-68Clark, David 1949-50Clark, neill 1961Clayton, Brad 1974-75Clayton, George 1964-65Cleary, Henry 1962-63Cleary, Steven 1993Clem, James 1941-46-47-48Clovis, paul 1963-64Cochran, Drew 2005-06Cochran, rodney 1974Coe, Dave 1966-67-68-69Coffindaffer, abe 1935Coffman, rick 1978-79Cogar, Brice 2000-01-02Cogar, Dustin 2002-03-04-05Coker, Dominick 2003-04Cola, nick 1977-78Colburn, fred 1958-59Coleman, ed 1982-83-84-85Coleman, peter 1968-69-70-71Collins, John 1979Collins, robert 1974-75-76Collins, Sam 1985-86Conant, Jim 1983Conaway, frank 1942Conaway, Jason 1998-99-00-01Conaway, larry 1968-69-70-71Conaway, larry 1993-94-95-96Conklin, Brandon 1993-94-95Conrad, rick 1978-79-80Cook, frank 1979Cooks, anthony 2000-01Cooper, Dave 1988-89-90-91Cooper, George 1985Copley, Kevin 1991-92-93-94

Corley, ellis 1961Cornelius, Jim 1965-66Corruthers, Jack 1937-38Cosgray, pat 1930-31Courtney, Chris 1993-94-95Courtney, Don 1970Cowger, Marty 1998Cox, rusty 1992-93-94-96Crabtree, Darren 1985-86-87Crabtree, Jeff 1989-90-91-92Craft, rod 1968Craig, Dare 1941Craig, Zack 1995-96Crane, Jeffrey 1979-80-81Creamer, Kingsley 1994Crescenzi, angelo 1935-36-37-38Crockett, John 1987-88Crumb, fred 1989Crutchfield, Gary 1969-70-71Culliver, Dan 1998-99Cunningham, evan 2004-05-06Cunningham, willie 1987Cuprik, Ken 1965Currence, Mike 1957-58-59-60Cutright, Steve 1976-77-78-79

dD’eusanio, Dave 1985-86-87-88Daloia, Chad 1991-92Dalton, Dave 1966Danials, Melvin 1961-62Daniels, Dorian 1998Darcus, ted 1965Dario, Dan 2007-08-09Darnell, aaron 1991-92Dauch, Jason 2001-02-03-04Davia, randy 1976Davidson, robert 1998-99Davidson, Scott 2009Davis, Bob 1980Davis, Demetrius 2006-07-08Davis, earl 1971-72Davis, Gilbert 1974Davis, Jason 1993-94-95Davis, leroy 1932-36Davis, Scott 1925-26-27-28Davis, Shane 2000-01-02-03Davis, Steve 1967Davis, willis 1935-36-37-38Davisson, Melvin 1955Dawson, pat 1989Dawson, wayne 1949-50-51-52Deahl, paul 1969-70-71-72DeBranski, Joe 1974-75Decker, Colt 2002-03Deel, Matt 2007-08Deem, parker 2008-09DeGasprin, James 1955-56Delaney, Mick 1986-87-88Delaney, Steve 1968-69-70Deller, ty 1987-88Delligatti, anthony 1931DeMarco, Sam 1980-81Demastes, Brandon 2006DeMoss, frank 1954-55DeMoss, Martin 1960Demus, nick 1948-49Depasquale, John 1949-50-54Detrick, James 1961Dettinburn, robert 1998Dewitt, Craig 1981

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Fighting FalconsDiflorio, James 1950-51-52-53Dilgard, william 1938-39-40-41Dillon, todd 1994-95Diloreto, Daniel 1981Dimatteo, Chad 1996-97Dionisiou, perry 1997Dodas, larry 1941Dodrill, Hartsell 1949-50-52Dolog, andy 1971Doran, Donald 1939-40-46Dorr, Carl 2000-01-02-03Dove, Bill 1955Dover, Khalid 2002-03-04Dowell, roy 1967Drescher, Michael 1981-82-83Drummond, Dave 1973-74Duffield, Gene 1979Duggan, Brian 1998-99-00Dumont, Matt 2006-07Dunn, Bo 1987-88-89Dunn, robert 1986-87Dunnington, Charles 1949Dunscomb, terry 1958Dunsworth, Mike 1995-96-97Durbin, Duke 1987-88-89-90Dutrow, Chad 2007Duvall, Harold 1934-35-36-37Dyke, larry 1978

eechols, lambert 1971-72-73-74edling, David 1962edwards, George 1966-67-68-69edwards, lyle 1940-41-45edwards, tolani 1992-93-94-95elkins, emory 1989elliott, nelson 1953-54ellsworth, Glenn 1964-65enoch, ellis 1937erskine, Devilion 1996-97-98-99erwin, Sam 1962erzusy, John 1953-54estes, Dan 1980-81-82estrada, rick 1981-82-83evans, Dan 1958evans, Josh 2009evans, thomas 1928-30-31ewusiak, Bill 1964-65-66-67

Ffairbanks, Danny 1981-82faison, David 1981-82farley, Bob 1960farrell, larry 1980-81-82-84fazio, John 1970-71-72-73feltz, James 1946-47-48feola, Dennis 1980ferrell, Jeremiah 2001-02-03fields, Jamie 1998figueroa, aramis 1991flanagan, Jim 1998flanagan, rudy 1998-99fleming, Bernard 1924flemming, Sterling 1932-33-34-35flickenger, Health 1991-92-93flowers, william 1986-87-88foley, Howard 1931-33folhill, Smitty 1966fontana, Donald 1954-55-56-57forde, Jamal 2005-06-07

fortier, Matt 1966-67-68-69fortier, Mike 1997-98-99-00fortney, Charles 1934-35-36-37foster, ethridge 2005-06foster, russ 1985foster, thomas 1991-94-95france, James 1990-91-92-93franchina, nick 1992francis, Charles 1949-50-51franklin, Bobby 1989franklin, tony 1988-89-90-91frazee, allen 1950-52-53-54frazier, Devon 1988-89-90-91frazier, raymond 1994-95-96frederick, william 1937freedman, tom 1962frei, robert 1959friend, Jim 1957friend, John 1991frum, Jim 1959frye, John 1959-60fugera, Bill 1957-58fugera, Bob 1957-59-60fugera, robert 1958fuller, Sam 1959fulmer, Bob 1979-80-81-82fulton, tim 1989fultz, albert 1934-35-36-37furgason, Jarrod 1994-95-96-97furgason, tommy 1994furr, rashad 1994

GGaiters, ollie 1992-93Galambus, terry 1972-73-74-75Gallman, william 1979Garbot, robert 1961-62Gardner, Gerald 1977-78-79-80Gardner, tim 1980Garner, archie 1927Garner, George 1961Garrett, Bob 1938-39Gaudet, Brian 1992Gearde, frank 1956Geary, Benjamin 2004-05-06-07Geary, Brandon 2004-05-06-07Geary, lou 1976-77-78-79Gebert, larry 1978-79-80Gerkins, fred 1949-50Germont, Sam 1959Gerrard, ross 1930-31-32-33Gibson, Dennis 1967-68-69-70Gibson, Jason 1992-93-94-95Gilbert, earl 1934Gildon, Dennis 2002-03Gill, richard 1930Gillard, Harold 1972-73-74-75Gist, tony 1996-97-98-99Gladwell, James 1946-47-48-49Gladys, Joe 1947-48-49Glaspell, roger 2007-08-09Glenn, walter 1933Glod, robert 1977-78-79-80Glover, Mike 1998Godshalk, John 1979Goines, James, Jr. 1993-94Goines, Jim 1990-91-93Goins, russ 1970Golden, Johnny 1994Gonzales, phil 1985Good, Matt 1991-92-93-94

Goodine, lawrence 1972-73-74-75Goodnight, Jim 1966Gorby, roger 1963-64Gorman, wells 1947Govine, andre 1980-81-82Graham, andre 2006Graham, Damion 1998-00-01-02Graham, Mike 1998Graham, robbie 2005-06Grake, Sam 1936-37-38-39Grandstaff, Bill 1969Grandstaff, william 1962Graytok, tony 1984-85Greathouse, Jordan 2009Greco, eddie 1979Green, Darius 2007-08Gregan, ron 1962-63-64-65Gretchen, Steve 1989-90-91-92Griffin, Matt 2009Griffith, eric 1987-88Grimmett, andy 1991-92Grubola, victor 1939Guerrieri, eugene 1993-94Guffa, emil 1947Guin, Curtis 1959-60Guin, Moses 1956-57-58-59Gum, Ben 2005-06-07Gump, Denzer 1928-29-30Gump, Johnny 1925-26-27-28Guyaux, rick 1972-73-74-75Guzzetta, Marty 1983-84-85-86

HHaas, Dustin 2001-02-03-04Haas, Joe 1982-83-84-85Haddix, Duane 1985-86-87Haddox, william 1969-71Hagan, alex 1983Halfin, Josh 1992Hall, Carl 1941-42Hall, Charlie 1983-84Hall, George 1934Hall, lawrence 1924-25-26Hall, Miller 1971-72-73-74Hall, raynell 2008-09Hall, richard 1975Halpin, pat 2008-09Hamilton, Jarrett 1927-28Hamilton, Jay 1925Hamilton, James 2006Hammell, adam 2005Hammon, orvil 1934-35-36Hannah, Dave 1978-79Harbert, John 1980-81-82-83Harbert, l.t. 2009Harman, Byran 1998-99-00-01Harper, austin 1938-39-40Harper, James 2001-02-03Harper, ryan 1997Harris, andre 1999-03Harris, rick 1955-57-58Harrison, antoine 2000Harshman, fred 1961Hart, Marvin 1969-70-71Hastings, irwin 1991-92Haugh, Jack 1947-48Haught, Howard 1928-29Hault, Charles 1924-25Haun, Kenneth 1927-28-29-30Hauser, Ken 1972-73Hawkins, richard 1926-27-32

Hawkins, robert 1932-33-35Hawthorne, Dave 1986Hawthorne, travis 2008-09Hayes, phil 1956Hayhurst, william 1951-52-53Haythorne, valient 2008Healy, Don 1963Heefner, Mark 2008-09Hefner, paul 1924-25-26-27Heiblum, Simon 1975-76Helmick, ronald 1962-63-64Helminiski, ed 1958-59Helser, Jeff 1990-91Henning, robert 2002-03-04-05Henry, Herbert 1924-25-26-27Herbert, francis 1930Hess, John 1927-28-29-30Hess, paul 1977-78Hickman, Clyde 1924-25-26Hickman, Stan 1983Higgins, Greg 1984-85-86Higinbotham, nick 2009Hill, David 2005-06-07-08Hill, Jeremy 1996Hill, larry 1963-64-65-66Hill, rick 1986-87Hill, robb 1987-88-89Hill, roger 1966-67-68-69Hillebrecht, Jim 1968-69-70-71Hilton, Dave 1960Hinebaugh, James 1931Hockenberry, Mike 1995-96-97-98Hodgkiss, ed 1990-91-92Hoes, Jerome 1978-79-80-81Holder, tremaine 2001-02-03-04Holmes, andre 1997Holmes, arlen 2000-01-02-03Holmes, wes 2000Holtfreter, Jon 1980Holton, ray 1980-81-82Hood, Jeff 1971Hood, robbie 1997-98-00Hooper, Scott 1988-89-90-91Hoover, John 1935-36Hoppe, Corey 2000-01-02-03Horback, Bob 1974-75-76-77Hornyak, John 1929-30-31-33Horosko, pete 1946-47-48Hounshell, Dale 1950-51-52-53Houston, richard 1984Howerton, Scott 1998Howes, Stanford 1933-36Hrapchuck, Greg 1988-89-90-91-91Huber, francis 1931-32-33Huff, John 1966-67-68-69Huffman, Maurice 2005Hughes, ed 1933-35-36Hull, wilber 1948-49Humphries, Chris 1978-79-80-81Hunt, John 1994Hunt, robert 1942Hurley, todd 1989-90-91Hutchins, Zach 2008Hutton, tiny 1985-86-87-88Hyer, Max 1930

iiams, luke 1967-68-69-70ickles, Don 1964-65-66-67ilacqua, frank 1979-80ingraham, Martin 1983-84

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Fighting Falconsirvin, Mike 1980-81-82isaac, Chuck 1986-87-88-89ison, Josh 1999-00-01-02izdepski, Daniel 1999

JJackson, Jason 1991-92Jackson, roy 1962-63-64-65Jackson, ted 1969-70-71-72Jackson, tinker 1976Jackson, wes 1989James, John 1992-94Jamiel, Doug 1978-79-80Janicki, John 1961-62-63Jefferies, George 1938-47Jeffery, Scott 1967Jemison, Shawn 2002-03-04-05Jenkins, Bob 1953-54Jenkins, George 1930Jenkins, Hugh 1931-32-33-34Jenkins, Jacob 1998-99Jennings, Craig 2002Jennings, tim 1998Jerkins, fred 1948Jeter, Steve 1975-76-77-78Jewell, allen 2004-05-06-07Jilleba, Chris 1982-83Johnson, Billy 2005Johnson, Chris 1985-86-87Johnson, Courtney 2001-02Johnson, Devin 2008-09Johnson, Germaine 1999-00-01-02Johnson, Glenn 1984-85-86Johnson, Greg 1984-85Johnson, Kevin 1998Johnson, larry 1987-88Johnson, Mark 1981-82-83Johnson, Milton 1960-61Johnson, paul 1992Johnson, roger 1972-73-74Johnson, Stephan 2007-08-09Johnson, wendell 2003-04-05-06Jones, Bernard 1989-90Jones, floyd 2005Jones, Joe 1985-86-87-88Jones, John paul 1973-74Jones, Junior 1967-68-69-70Jones, randy 1978-79-80-81Jones, robert 1932-33-34Jones, wilbur 1928-29-31-32Jordan, Marlon 1998-99Joseph, Matt 1988-89-90Joseph, Mike 1994-95-96-97Joyce, Bernard 1935-36Judd, Derek 1988-89-90-91

KKalin, Maurice 1958-59-60-61Kamara, Mo 2005-06Kanicki, Matt 1989-90-91-92Kara, John 1966-67-68-69Karlosky, Bill 1946Kasnoski, louis 1938-39Kauffman, Clint 1996-97-98Kearns, Carroll 1940-41Keener, earl 1946-47-48-49Keith, vernice 1977-78-79-80Kellar, Mike 1992Keller, richard 1968-69-70Keller, ty 1987-88-89

Kelley, Jim 1966Kelley, ray 1938-39-40-41Kent, Jeff 1986-87Kent, Mike 1980Kerr, Ken 1972-73-74-75Kerr, robbie 1975Ketterman, Jesse 1959-60-61Key, Dale 1968Khouri, Matt 2007-08-09Kickler, tom 1983-84-85-86Kiger, Doug 1972-73-74-75Kiger, Ken 1991Kikume, Joe 1984-85-86Kilcoyne, Jack 1949-50Kincaid, John 1985King, Jim 1983King, richard 1989King, Steve 1991King, tim 1983Kisner, B.J. 1985-86-87-88Kitts, Bob 1986-87Kitzmiller, ted 1985-86Kleman, frank 1979-80Kniceley, Dan 1982Kniceley, Josh 2008-09Knight, David 1957-58Knight, francis 1958Knight, James 1924Knight, Kyle 2005-06-08-09Koach, Bill 1957Koren, Dave 1990-91Kosikowski, Brian 1993Koski, Bryan 1990-91-92Koval, John 1956-57Krivonyak, Gregory 1994Krocker, Mark 1990-91-92-93Kull, Kit 1969Kulpa, Chris 1969-70-71Kundla, Shannon 1996-97-98Kundratik, paul 1934-35-36Kuroski, william 1977-78-79Kuzio, John 1975-76-77-78Kuzio, paul 1975-76-77-78

llamb, tom 1992-93lambert robert 1971-72-73-74lambert, Bob 1956lambert, Hayden 1994-95-96-97lambert, rodney 1975-76landis, Ben 2007-08lang, Bruce 1987-88-89laplaca, nick 1963lapoe, aaron 2005-06larkin, Sean 1989-90-91-92larosa, David 1981lash, eric 1984-85laughlin, richard 1954-55-56laughlin, Stan 1969-70-71-72lawson, Bruce 1973-74lawson, Claude 1936layman, Charles 1924lazier 1945lazorski, walt 1947-48leckey, John 1963lee, alex 2005-06lee, ronell 2006lehosit, Mark 1973lester, Jeff 1978-79-81-82lewis, Bob 1986lewis, Scott 1988-89-90-91

lewis, tom 1959-60-61-62-74liggins, Darren 1990lindamood, Mike 1971lindley, Byron 1932-33linnard, David 1937lipinski, James 1946-47-48-49lipscomb, Steve 1961-62-63-64llewellyn, Justin 2003-04-05lombardo, frank 1931-32-33longacher, Bill 2009looney, travis 1981-82-83-84lopez, Danny 2002-03lopez, Mike 1996-97lord, pierre 1979-80-81losh, lawrence 1926-27-28lough, Doug 1975lovis, tony 1938luvara, tut 1951lybarger, John 1993-94-95lynch, larry 1962lyon, George 1936

MMabin, lou 1987-88Mahalak, Mike 1983-84-85Mahalik, ed 1959-60-61Mainella, Mike 1997-98-99-00Mainella, tony 1996-97-98-99Mainick, Steve 1990Malinchack, walt 1950Malkiewicz, Jim 1995Malley, Kent 1959-60Manchin, John 1942Manchin, John 1969Manchion, Brandon 2005-06Manzo, Dave 1956Manzo, David 1977-78-79-80Mapes, ryan 1994-95Marano, John 2004-05-06Marion, Sean 2009Markhem, larry 1964Marko, Michael 1952-58Marra, louis 1942Marra, Mike 1966-67Marra, Sam 1947-48Marshall, lenny 1977-78-79-81Marshall, rondell 1992-93-94Martin, Bernard 1964Martin, Bob 1952-53Martin, Kevin 1992Martin, pat 1990-91-92Martin, robert 1954Martinez, raul 1992Martray, Carl 1964Martray, Joe 1963-64-65-66Mascaro, John 1942-46Mason, Cecil 1924-25Mason, walter 1930-32-33Massey, Brian 1991Massullo, Bob 1978Maximin, Mike 1972-73-74-75Maxwell, Ben 1994-95-96Mayer, J.J. 2007-08-09Mayle, Shockey 1964-65-66McClintic, pat 2005-06McCloskey, tom 1980-81McCoy, Charles 1927-28-29-30McCoy, Dick 1969McCoy, Harry 1931-32-33-34McCutcheon, Gary 1952-53-55McCutcheon, robert 1954-55-56

McDade, Charles 1926-27-28McDonald, Dewey 2009McDougal, forest 1940-41McDougal, francis 1956McGee, Chris 2000-01Mcintosh, Craig 2006Mcintosh, leo 1993-94-95McJilton, Matt 1998-99-00-01McKain, James 1929-30McKinney, Carl 1958Mclean, Mac 1995McMahon, phil 1998-99McMann, richard 1945-48-49Mcnally, Jim 1989-90Mcnemar, Jon 2009Mcvicker, Doug 1950Meeks, roy 1958-59-60Mercer, tom 1967-68-69-70Merchant, Gerard 2002Merrell, Jerott 1997-98-99Merrill, richard 1965-66-67-68Mertens, James 1965-66-67-68Meyer, Billy 1933-34-34-39Meyer, Charles 1967-68-70-71Meyer, frank 1939-40-41Michael, newton 1924Michael, red 1928Michael, roy 1966-67-68-69Michaels, Carroll 1924-25-26-27Miller, aaron 1956-57-58-59Miller, Brad 1989Miller, James 1951-52Miller, Ken 1961-62-63Miller, Kyle 2004-05-06-07Miller, oliver 1924Milton, Dave 1962Minarcin, Joe 1979-80Minneyfield, tony 1996Minter, fred 1926-28-29-30Minutelli, vito 2005Mitchell, vince 1983-84-85-86Moats, John 1959-60Moats, ron 1979Moats, tim 1976-78-79Monday, anthony 1972-73-74-75Montgomery, Dan 1967Montgomery, Jeff 1975-76Moon, Gordon 1988-89-90Moore, frank 1975-76-77-78Moore, Harold 1927Moore, Johnnie 1956-57Moore, Kirk 1990Moore, larry 1965-66Moore, Stanley 2004-05-06Moran, Dale 1979-80-81-83Moran, roger 1979Moran, ron 1980Moreland, Dave 1970Moreland, tim 1983-84-85Morgan, andrew 1979-80-81-82Morgan andrew 2004Morgan, Ben 1931-32Morgan, Dave 1979Morgan, ernie 1924Morgan, Jerry 1995-96-97-98Morgan, louis 1930-31Morgan, Morris 1931-33Morris, John 1937Morris, Matt 1976-77-78-79Morrison, pat 2003-04Morrone, tom 1985-86-87

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Fighting FalconsMortier, patrick 2008Morton, Blaine 1950-51-52-53Mosby, James 1979-80-81-82Mosser, Jack 1938Moyer, Gary 1959-60-61-62Murdy, Dan 1991Murphy, Douglas 1993Murphy, eric 1990Murphy, George 1951-55-56-57Murphy, ted 1993-94-95-96Murphy, Sean 2008Murray, wilber 1936Musca, tom 1941Mustachio, anthony 1935Muth, leonard 1941Myak, robert 1979-80-81-82Myers, Don 1983-84-85-86

nnapollilo, Joe 1934nay, Josh 1995-96-97-99nay, raymond 1937neal, Jerry 1953neal, rosevelt 1971-72nealy, D.J. 1998-99nease, Scott 1968-69-70-71nebera, John 1949neff, Dave 1992-96neff, Dennis 1964-65neff, richard 1992-93nettles, Mike 1972newbrough, Carl 1938newbrough, richard 1955-56-57-58newbrough, robert 1959-60-61newby, Henry 1992-93newman, ryland 2009newsome, Dave 1988-89-90-91newton, elbert 1997-00nichols, Bud 1968-69-70-71nichols, ted 1925nickerson, Devin 1998-99-00-01nolan, Zach 2009norman, nick 1953-54northrup, Boyd 1986-87-88-89-89norton, russell 2000-01nunn, Gerald 1962nutter, odell 1928-29

oodgen, Jim 1963-64offett, osbern 1945offredo, patsy 1964oliver, James 1993oliverio, Joe 1939-40-41opp, paul 1924oravec, Ken 1985-86-87-88orr, James 1955ostrowski, Mark 2004-05overton, Don 1986-87-88-89owen, James 1936-37-38owen, walter 1940-41-42owen, warren 1942owens, Marty 1987-88-89-90owens, Michael 1981owens, Jacob 2004-05-06-07oyster, James 1969-70-71-72

Ppachuta, frank 1963-64-65pack, David 2009

page, vashon 1990-91-92-93page, Zack 2007-08-09painter, luke 2004palmer, frank 1930-31-32-33parker, aaron 2009parker, Jo Jo 2003-04-05parrish, nick 2003-04parsons, Dean 1987-88parsons, James 1994parsons, Marshall 1961pasquale, James 1951pasquale, tony 1941-42-46-50patitucci, Gene 1963patterson, tony 2008-09paul, travis 2001paulaski, lawrence 1993-94-95-96payne, Chester 1945payne, Scott 1995-96pegram, Mike 1987pence, robert 1939-40-41-42perine, andrew 2006-07-08perkins, Chris 1971-72-73perkins, Gene 1958-59-60pernell, Jon 1996peters, Jonathan 1994petres, paul 1930-31-32phelps, fred 1968-69-70-71phillips, Brent 1965phillips, Charles 1946phillips, ronald 1957-58phillips, william 1951-52-53pierce, rick 1987pifer, frank 1983-84-85-86pinardo, Mike 1990-91pinkerman, Chris 1997-98pittman, lance 2005pitts, Bill 1987-88-89-90planceon, lionare 1937polley, Jerry 1969pope, andre 2006popeck, Steve 1990-91-92potts, Gary 1987powell, tim 1967-68-69-70preolette, Mike 1961price, June 1958-59proctor, Sam 1996-98-00prusha, George 1990-91-92

QQuattro, arthur 1934-35Quattro, frank 1960-61-62Quickle, tom 1965-66

rrada, John 1948-49-50radcliffe, Kevin 1978-79-80rahl, John 2005-06-07-08raimondo, Jim 1980-81-82-83raimondo, John 1980-81-82-84ramsey, travis 1997-98-99-00rank, richard 1954-55-56-57rankin, larry 1954-55rardin, allan 1968rase, andy 1989-90read, erik 1994-95reagan, Jack 1965-66-67-68rechichar, Bruce 1974reddick, James 1931-32redelman, Glen 1984-85-86-87reed, Charles 1930

reed, Cody 2008-09reed, Harris 1924reed, Jed 1996-97-98-99reed, Kevin 1991reese, Charles 1965reese, Jerry 1952regan, ron 1965reiber, Bob 1955-56-57renick, Jack 1972-73rennie, Gordon 1960-61-63-64resczinski, larry 1969resetar, John 1946resetar, Michael 1949-50reynolds, ian 2000-01-02reynolds, Jim 1966-67-68rhodes, Bill 1991-92ribel, louis 1964-65rice, Ken 1963rice, lewis 1957-61richards, James 1982richardson, Henry 2007-08-09richardson, Jeremy 1999-00richardson, June 1946richardson, rory 1989-90richie, Harry 1968rickard, Jamie 2002-03rickman, Mike 1995-96-97-98rider, ernest 1950riggleman, william 1966-67-68-69riley, lonnie 1979-80-81rinehart, Steve 1980ringer, Steve 1996-97-98-99risner, Chris 1991-92ritz, eric 1991-92roach, Mike 1998-99-00-01roberts, Jason 2002-03robinette, Kyle 2004-05-06-07robinette, linwood 1947robinson, Charles 1952-53robinson, Kelvin 1993robinson, ronald 1964-65-66-67roddy, pierre 1987-88rodgers, rob 1990-91rodriguez, Steve 1981-82-83-84rogers, D.a. 1990-91-92-93rogers, Dave 1962rogers, Jason 1996-98-99rogers, Michael 1956rogers, tom 1983-84-85-86rollins, william 1938rome, rickie 1972romeo, Josh 2002-03-04-05rosa, tom 1963roscoe, Mike 1983-84-86-87ross, George 1932-34-38-39-40ross, Joe 1925-29ross, Joe 1954-55ross, Sean 1992-93-94-95rosser, william 1977-78-79-80rossignol, Drew 2007-08-09rossignol, Jay 2008rothlesberger, eddie 1928-29rowand, Dave 1937-39-40rowe, Don 1946-47-48-49rowe, ron 1990rumain, Mike 1984rush, Demetrius 1982-83-84-85rush, ingram 1929russell, James 1973-74-75-76russell, rod 1985-86-87rutherford, randy 1972-73

rutledge, robb 1986-87

SSailor, B.J. 1998Sales, eddy 1991Samples, adam 1998-99-00-01Sampson, Jimmy 1933-34-35Sampson,. randall 1994Sams, Greg 1974-75-76Sams, Howard 1980-81-82Sams, Jared 2003-04-05-06Sansom, allan 1989-90-91-92Santmyer, Matt 2004Satterfield, David 1998Savage, anthony 1992Savage, anthony 1995Savio, John 1945-48-49Sawyer, Charles 1961Scalopio, amelio 1945Scarff, Mike 1992-94-95Schaffer, adam 1932-33Scherich, Kyle 2004Schramm, tim 1972Schroeder, fred 1950Schweinsberg, roy 1977Scott, John 1980-81-82Scott, Ken 1962-63Scott, raymond 1926Seabolt, logan 2009Seay, Don 1952-53-54Seccuro, frank 1928Sedera, Gary 1969Sedera, John 1973-74-75-76Sedlock, andy 1968-70-71See, roger 1968-69-70Seekford, Kevin 1983Segal, Jason 1992Sellers, fred 1987Sevier, Derek 2008-09Shaffer, andrew 2008Shaffer, Dennis 1971-72-73-74Shaffer, ward 1928Shafii, Shahram 2004-05-06-07Shaner, Jim 1957-58-59-60Sharps, leonard 1991Shaver, Jennings 1945-46-47Shaver, Mike 1971Shaw, richard 1924-25Shenosky, Henry 1934-35Shepherd, Scott 1995-96-97Sherman, patrick 1963-64Sherry, tom 1980-81Shilley, John 1941-46-47Shimek, paul 1967-68Shoaf, John 1957-58Short, Jason 1993-94-95-96Shreve, nick 2003-04Shreyer, George 1964-65-66-67Sid-Dean, Shawn 1995Simms, Jack 1955Sincel, Chuck 1982-83-84-85Sincel, John 1960Skarzinski, l.D. 1984Skidmore, John 1966-67Skidmore, Josh 2003-04-05Skinner, Don 1949-50Skinner, Mike 1973-74Skinner, waldon 1946-47-48Skulley, Sawn 1990Slabaugh, ryan 1997-98-99-00Slack, Dale 1981-82

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Sweeney, James 1942Sweeny, tony 1983Swiger, william 1942-46Swisher, Bryan 1972-73-74Swisher, Mark 2003-05-06Swisher, tom 1966-67-68-69Swope, Bill 1968-70-71-72Szajnecki, Justin 2005

ttalbott, Bill 1962talbott, Mark 1970talerico, Joe 1938tamati, tim 1977tartell, eugene 1951-55-56tater, Joseph 1950tatta, John 1938-39-40-41taulbee, isaiah 1999tavares, Donald 1979-81-82taylor, aubrey 1925-26taylor, Derek 2007-08-09taylor, Mike 2002-03-04taylor, Steve 1967teacoach, frank 1929-32tedrick, Bob 1930-31-32-33teidmann, Bob 1974-75-76-77templin, James 1948-49tennant, Dick 1977-78-79-80tennant, Jacob 1962-63tennant, Mark 1966-67-68-69tennant, Sam 1924terry, Daryl 1967-68terry, Mark 1976-77-78thistle, Scott 1992-93thomas, allen 1993thomas, Beryl 1924thomas, David 1971thomas, Granville 1981-82thomas, leo 2007-08thomas, Merle 1926thompson, andy 1990thompson, Bryan 2002thompson, Herbert 1930thompson, Joe 1983thompson, ralph 1942thompson, raymond 1980-81-82thompson, tony 1984-85-86-87tivis, lenwood 1989-90tobay, Jason 1995tokarz, anthony 1961tomassi, David 1975-76tonkovich, Dick 1953toothman, Byron 1939-40toothman, fred 1955-56-57tork, patrick 1926-27tousignant, luc 1978-79-80-81trader, edward 1946trano, tony 1941trawick, travaris 1998trent, Jason 1997-98-99-00triplett, Mike 1973tritapoe, Steve 2000-01-02-03troutman, roland 2000-01truman, James 1954tsuhlares, lambert 1969-70-71-72tucker, Brandon 2009turner, andrew 1980turner, Brian 2008-09twigg, John 1945twyman, M.J. 2006-07-08tyre, Chico 1981

uUnderwood, Greg 2008-09Underwood, Jim 1976Underwood, luke 1995Underwood, tim 1976-77-78-79Utt, todd 1995-96-97

vvacca, Dan 1947valentine, Doug 1979-80-81-82valentine, Jessie 2004-05-06-07valentine, raymond 1942van Gilder, Matt 2002-03vanatta, paul 1930-31-32vance, Chester 1950vance, Matt 2002-03-04-05vennari, alex 1927-28vernall, John 1949-50-51-54victorio, Scott 2009vingkle, raymond 1945vingle, Bernie 1956viola, Mark 1977-78-79viox, tim 1978-79-80-81vitko, Mark 1982vlosich, Stan 1965-66vujaklya, Matt 2005-06-07-08

wwalker, alan 1973walker, Charles 1961-62-63walker, earl 1957-58walker, Jason 1996-97-98-99wallace, Chuck 1963wallace, eddie 1984-85waller, Juwan 2000-01wallo, leonard 1935walls, leonard 1939-40-41walter, Glen 1932walter, Sean 1989walters, Brett 1987-88-89walters, nathan 2001-02ward, Bruce 1994-95-96-97ware, Daniel 1994ware, richard 1936-37-38-39wargo, Charles 1934washington, Calvin 1982-83-84-85washington, Charles 1991washington, nick 2005-06-07waslo, Mark 1978-79-80-81watkins, Doug 1963watkins, rod 1987watkins, ron 1986-87watkins, william 1962watson, Kevin 1989-90watt, william 1980-81-82weaver, isaac 2002-03-04webster, Matt 2003wells, Jeff 1983-84-85-86wells, Jeff 1989west, adam 1989-90west, Duke 1972-73-74-75westfall, Brad 1998-99-00-01whitacre, Keith 1986-87-88whitbeck, Matt 1998-99-00-01white, Barry 1982-83-84-85white, Cecil 1927-28-29-31white, Gerry 1970-71-72-73white, Jon 1996-97white, nathan 1998-99-00-01white, rondall 1962-63-64

whited, randy 1981-82whoric, Joe 1957wilburn, Mike 1975-76-77-78willey, Harold 1938william, Matt 1990williams, Dave 1964-65-66-67williams, Greg 1968williams, Greg 1971williams, Jeff 1998williams, Jim 1972williams, John 1982-83-84-85williams, Marvin 1964-65-66-67williams, Mike 2000-01-02-03williams, Steve 1964williams, Steve 1980williams, terry 1985-86-87-88williams, tom 1995williams, william 1993-94-95williamson, Scott 1983-84-85-86wilmer, Matt 2009wilson, Bryan 1988-89-90-91wilson, Cecil 1970wilson, ernie 1962wilson, Gary 1955-56wilson, Gene 1953wilson, James 1935wilson, Kyle 1942wilson, Shane 1993wilson, wilford 1931-32-33-34winans, Danny 1976winans, Dave 1977winans, rich 1973-74-75-76winkler, t.J. 1990-91-92winston, John 1987-88-89-90wirth, Joe 1978-79-80-81wirth, Jon 1992wise, Bob 1969wise, Mark 1980-81-82wojtanowski, Gene 1965wolfe, Darwin 1924-25-26wolfe, Harry 1945wolverton, Keith 1984woods, Bo 1978woods, Carl 1994woodruff, John 2008-09woodward, Greg 1990workman, Mike 1973-74worley, william 1924-25wright, Clifford 1980-81wright, ron 1965-76-77wyckoff, Bill 1997wyda, Charles 1949-50-51

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Team RecordsoFFenSe (GaMe)first Downs rushing 25 vs. wv wesleyan, 1967first Downs passing 23 vs. wv State, 1996total first Downs 33 vs. Bluefield State, 1979yards Gained rushing 500 vs. Bluefield State, 1978yards Gained passing 516 vs. Concord, 2000total yards Gained 610 vs. Glenville State, 1969passes attempted 59 vs. wv wesleyan, 1994; vs. Concord, 2000passes Completed 40 vs. wv State, 1996passes Had intercepted 6 vs. Salem, 1958; vs. wv tech, 1982; vs. west liberty

State, 1989; vs. Shepherd, 1994penalties 21 vs. Salem, 1982; vs. wv tech, 1993yards penalized 227 vs. wv tech, 1993fumbles lost 6 vs. wv wesleyan, 1954; vs. Shepherd, 1963points 70 vs. Concord, 2001Most rushes 73 vs. Glenville State, 2004Most plays 105 vs. wvU-tech, 2001fewest rushes 15 vs. wv State, 1995fewest plays 28 vs. Salem, 1977

deFenSe (GaMe)fewest first Downs rushing 0 vs. tiffin, 1995; vs. wv wesleyan, 1968; vs. west liberty

State, 1969; vs. Concord, 1985fewest first Downs passing 0 vs. California, 1952; vs. Salem, 1953; vs. west liberty

State, 1954; vs. Concord, 1954; vs. Glenville State, 1960; vs. wv wesleyan, 1961; vs. Salem, 1961; vs. wv tech, 1961; vs. Concord, 1965; vs. wv wesleyan, 1966; vs. Salem, 1966; vs. Glenville State, 1967; vs. California, 1967; vs. Salem, 1972; vs. edinboro, 1973; vs. wv wesleyan, 1975; vs. Salem, 1975;vs. Shepherd, 1975; vs. wv wesleyan, 1978; vs. wv State, 1978; vs. wv wesleyan, 1980; vs. west liberty State, 1984; vs. Concord, 1989; vs. wv tech, 1997

fewest total first Downs 1 vs. wv tech, 1997fewest yards rushing 68 vs. Concord, 1979fewest yards passing 5 vs. Glenville State, 1967fewest total yards 31 vs. waynesburg, 1986; vs. wv tech, 1997fewest passing attempts 3 vs. wv wesleyan, 1961; vs. wv wesleyan, 1966; vs. wv

wesleyan, 1970; vs. Salem, 1976; vs. west liberty State, 1984

fewest pass Completions 0 vs. Concord, 1954; vs. wv tech, 1961; vs. wv wesleyan, 1996; vs. Salem, 1976; vs. wv wesleyan, 1978; vs. west liberty State, 1984; vs. Concord, 1989

passes intercepted 7 vs. wv wesleyan, 1968; 7 vs. wv State, 2004; 7 vs. Glenville State, 2009

fumbles recovered 6 vs. waynesburg, 1980

oFFenSe (SeaSon) most Leastfirst Downs rushing 122 (1978) 48 (1992)first Downs passing 132 (1996) 16 (1960)first Downs penalty 36 (2004) 3 (1952)total first Downs 240 (1996) 75 (1951)rushing attempts 563 (1985) 282 (1968)yards lost rushing 534 (1953) 127 (1959)yards Gained rushing 3,026 (1996) 283 (1951)net yards rushing 2,537 (1978) 441 (1992)passing attempts 420 (1992) 40 (1959, 1952)pass Completions 296 (1999) 18 (1952)passes Had intercepted 26 (1971) 2 (1959, 1952)total offensive plays 819 (1981) 362 (1959)total offensive yards 4,411 (1996) 1,653 (1959)

deFenSe (SeaSon)pass interceptions 35 (1967) 5 (1980, 1966, 1951)yards interception returns 333 (1951) 26 (1980)punts 75 (1973) 30 (1965)punting yardage 2,693 (1973) 962 (1965)punt returns 50 (1967) 8 (1990, 1953)yards punt returns 896 (1967) 7 (2002)Kickoff returns 52 (1994) 14 (1953)yards Kickoff returns 1,103 (2003) 264 (1960)touchdowns 49 (1996) 6 (1954)points after touchdowns 39 (1999, 2001) 3 (1954)total points 346 (1999) 64 (1954)penalties 120 (1993) 22 (1953)yards penalized 1,125 (1993) 205 (1952)fumbles 41 (1978) 10 (1960)fumbles lost 21 (1976, 1972) 5 (1959, 1960)

records complete from 1951 to present

Falcon Milestones

win opponent Score year 1 wv University preps 14-0 1908 25 fairview High 12-0 1917 50 California State (pa.) 19-2 1933 75 Glenville State 13-0 1941 100 Glenville State 20-0 1951 125 Davis & elkins 33-6 1956 150 west liberty 25-13 1959 175 wv tech 40-14 1964 200 waynesburg (pa.) 7-0 1967 225 wv State 35-22 1971 250 Concord 35-13 1975 275 wv State 18-6 1980 300 waynesburg (pa.) 42-0 1985 325 Salem 25-3 1988 350 Shepherd 36-29 1995 375 Concord 34-13 1999 400 wvU-tech 30-0 2004

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fAirmONT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON A PuNT reTurNOctober 25, 2008: Zack page fielded a school record eight punts

against wv wesleyan, and returned one 59 yards for a touchdown in a 31-0 win over the Bobcats at Duvall-rosier field. page’s third quarter punt return for a touchdown was the first of his career and the first for the falcons in over three seasons.

AN OPPONeNT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON A PuNT reTurNseptember 12, 2009: Shepherd’s Deante Steele followed up a

kickoff return for a touchdown with a 70-yard punt return for a touchdown to help put the rams up 13-0 within the first five minutes of the game at Duvall-rosier field. Shepherd won the game, 27-14.

fAirmONT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON A KiCKOff reTurNNovember 7, 2009: Zack page returned his second kickoff for a

touchdown of the season in the final game of the year at wv State. page took the kick 87 yards and gave fSU a 13-7 lead, but the yellow Jackets rallied to come away with a 27-19 win.

AN OPPONeNT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON A KiCKOff reTurNseptember 12, 2009: Shepherd’s Deante Steele opened the game

with a 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to help lead the rams to a 27-14 victory over the falcons at Duvall-rosier field. Steele would also return a punt return on his very next touch to help pace the rams to the win.

fAirmONT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON AN iNTerCePTiONseptember 17, 2009: freshman safety Dewey McDonald picked off

a James McCants pass and returned it 85 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter. the score would be the final fSU tally in the game as the falcons rolled to a 50-37 win at Duvall-rosier field.

AN OPPONeNT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON AN iNTerCePTiONNovember 7, 2009: pierre Chatman provided wv State’s only

offense in the first half with a 17-yard interception return for a touchdown. Chatman picked off a J.J. Mayer pass that was batted at the line of scrimmage. the yellow Jackets defeated fairmont State, 27-19, at lakin field.

fAirmONT sCOred A sAfeTYseptember 26, 2009: fSU linebacker nate Black blasted through the

line and took down a west liberty running back to record a safety for the falcons. the play was set up after Zack page returned a kick to the ‘topper one-yard line, but fSU fumbled on the ensuing snap. west liberty would go on to defeat fairmont State, 35-9.

AN OPPONeNT sCOred A sAfeTYNovember 8, 2008: a bad snap from center deep in its own territory

allowed Concord to register a safety against fairmont State in the final game of the season in athens. Despite giving up the two points, fairmont State cruised to a 27-8 victory over the Mountain lions.

fAirmONT fAiLed TO sCOreOctober 6, 2007: fairmont State completed just six passes and threw

five interceptions as the falcons were blanked by west liberty, 20-0, at russek field. the falcons recorded just eight first downs and 185 yards of total offense against the Hilltoppers

AN OPPONeNT fAiLed TO sCOreOctober 25, 2008: fairmont State limited wv wesleyan to just 65

yards on the ground and 220 yard of total offense as the falcons shut out the Bobcats for the second-straight season, 31-0.

fAirmONT wAs iNVOLVed iN A sCOreLess Tieseptember 8, 1973: against edinboro University at Sox Harrison

Stadium in edinboro, pa.

fAirmONT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON A fumBLe reCOVerYOctober 10, 2009: fairmont State’s Drew rossignol scored the

only fairmont State points against UnC pembroke with a 35-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown. Dewey McDonald forced the fumble on the Braves’ first possession of the second half, and the tD helped cut the deficit to 14-7. UnC pembroke would go on to win, though, 38-7, at Duvall-rosier field.

AN OPPONeNT sCOred A TOuChdOwN ON A fumBLe reCOVerYNovember 10, 2001: wvU-tech’s Kendrick Kender returned a

fairmont State fumble 36 yards for a Golden Bear score at Martin field in Montgomery, w.va. fairmont won the game 38-35.

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Fighting FalconsA fALCON Threw fOr OVer 500 YArds 506, Bryan Harman vs. Concord, 11/4/00

A fALCON Threw fOr OVer 400 YArds 506, Bryan Harman vs. Concord, 11/4/00

A fALCON Threw fOr 300-399 YArds 312, pat Morrison vs. California, 9/13/03

A fALCON hAd OVer 200 YArds reCeiViNG 203, pat McClintic, vs. west liberty,

10/14/06

A fALCON hAd OVer 200 YArds rushiNG 244, perry Baker vs. Seton Hill, 11/1/08

A fALCON sCOred fOur TOuChdOwNs wendell Johnson vs. Charleston,

10/21/06

A fALCON sCOred fiVe TOuChdOwNs perry Baker vs. Shepherd, 9/20/08

A fALCON iNTerCePTed TwO PAsses ryland newman & Greg Underwood vs.

Glenville State, 9/17/09

A fALCON reCOrded Three sACKs luke Black vs. wv wesleyan, 10/25/08

TwO fALCONs rush fOr OVer 100 YArds omoniyi Bakare (145) & Doug Brazill

(112) vs. lake erie, 9/4/09

AN OPPONeNT Threw fOr 400-500 YArds 409, Zach amedro, west liberty, 9/26/09

AN OPPONeNT Threw fOr 300-399 YArds 315, tyler lazear, Shepherd, 9/20/08

Opponent first Last w L Talderson-Broaddus 1909 1929 7 8 3the apprentice School 2007 2007 1 0 0ashland (oH) 1972 1976 0 4 0Bethany 1912 1964 9 10 0Bloomsburg University 2005 2005 0 1 0Blue ridge 1925 1925 1 0 0Bluefield State 1965 1980 8 1 0Bowie State 1989 1989 1 0 0Campbellsville 1999 2000 2 0 0Carson-newman 1971 1990 0 5 0California University (pa) 1916 2006 10 24 4Cedarville 1932 1932 1 0 0Central State 1966 1981 3 0 0university of Charleston* 1928 2009 4 6 1Clarion university 1982 2009 5 10 0Concord 1932 2009 43 29 2Davis & elkins 1909 1961 11 12 0eastern illinois Univ. 1968 1970 2 0 0eastern washington Univ. 1967 1967 1 0 0edinboro Univ. 1973 1991 6 4 2fairfield University 2001 2002 2 0 0findlay 1969 1969 1 0 0Glenville state 1909 2009 45 37 3Hillsdale 1961 1988 2 6 0indiana University (pa) 1930 1997 2 5 1lake erie (oH) 2008 2009 1 1 0Marietta 1939 1964 2 1 0Marshall Univ. 1926 1931 0 6 0Morehead State Univ. 1970 1973 0 3 0north Greenville 2006 2007 1 1 0northern Michigan Univ. 1967 1967 1 0 0Notre dame College first meetingpotomac State** 1916 1957 11 9 4presbyterian (SC) 1992 1993 2 0 0rio Grande (oH) 1934 1934 1 0 0St. francis (pa) 1927 1929 1 1 0

Opponent first Last w L TSt. John’s (Mn) 1965 1965 0 1 0St. Joseph’s (in) 1987 2008 1 2 0St. vincent (pa) 1929 1929 0 1 0Saginaw valley (Mi) 1997 1998 0 2 0Salem 1916 1988 31 27 2shepherd 1929 2009 33 28 7seton hill 2007 2009 2 1 0Slippery rock Univ. (pa) 1923 2004 2 13 2tiffin (oH) 1994 1995 1 1 0washington & Jefferson (pa) 1945 1945 1 0 0waynesburg pa) 1912 1986 11 2 0webber international 2006 2006 1 0 0west Liberty state 1923 2009 37 35 5wV state 1969 2009 28 13 1wv tech*** 1924 2005 29 19 2wV wesleyan 1908 2009 39 19 1uNC Pembroke 2009 2009 0 1 0Univ. of wisconsin-whitewater 1968 1968 0 1 0wofford (SC) 1980 1980 0 1 0

Non-Collegiate foes first Last w L TClarksburg Scholastic 1913 1931 2 0 0fairmont industrial 1908 1908 0 1 0fairview High 1917 1917 1 0 0linsly institute 1915 1915 1 0 0Quantico Marines 1970 1970 0 1 0Salem reserves 1924 1924 1 0 0Shinnston High 1911 1913 3 0 0wvU freshmen 1910 1950 4 7 1wvU preps 1908 1909 2 0 0wvU reserves 1910 1916 0 2 2wvU Sophomore 1908 1910 2 0 1wv wesleyan freshmen 1909 1909 1 0 0wv wesleyan reserves 1915 1922 2 1 0

* formerly Morris Harvey ** formerly Keyser preps *** formerly new river State

AN OPPONeNT hAd OVer 190 YArds reCeiViNG

199, Kory wright, Concord, 10/27/01

AN OPPONeNT OVer 200 YArds rushiNG 209, Chris Moore, Charleston, 9/4/04

AN OPPONeNT iNTerCePTed Three PAsses Darren Banks, west liberty, 10/6/07

AN OPPONeNT reCOrded Three sACKs Jacob lilly, Glenville State, 9/29/07

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Year school w L T Pct.1925 Marshall 3 0 2 1.0001926 wv wesleyan 4 1 0 .8001927 west liberty 4 0 0 1.0001928 Marshall 5 0 0 1.0001929 wv tech 5 0 0 1.0001930 west liberty 4 0 0 1.0001931 Marshall 4 1 0 .8001932 fAirmONT sTATe 4 1 0 .8001933 Davis & elkins 5 0 0 1.0001934 fAirmONT sTATe 5 0 0 1.0001935 wv wesleyan 4 0 0 1.0001936 west liberty 6 0 1 1.0001937 Glenville State 4 0 0 1.000 potomac State 4 0 0 1.0001938 Morris Harvey 7 0 1 1.0001939 west liberty 5 0 0 1.0001940 west liberty 4 0 0 1.0001941 west liberty 6 1 0 .8571942 Morris Harvey 4 0 0 1.0001943 world war ii1944 world war ii1945 world war ii1946 west liberty 4 0 0 1.0001947 potomac State 7 0 1 1.0001948 Morris Harvey 3 0 1 1.0001949 wv tech 8 0 1 1.0001950 Morris Harvey 5 0 0 1.000 potomac State 4 0 0 1.000 west liberty 5 0 0 1.0001951 Morris Harvey 4 0 0 130.01952 fAirmONT sTATe 5 0 0 125.01953 Morris Harvey 4 0 0 117.51954 Morris Harvey 4 0 0 132.51955 Shepherd 4 0 0 125.0

Year school w L T Pct.1956 west liberty 5 0 0 126.01957 fAirmONT sTATe 7 0 0 112.51958 Glenville State 6 0 1 115.01959 fAirmONT sTATe 8 0 0 131.21960 fAirmONT sTATe 7 1 0 112.51961 wv wesleyan 4 1 0 108.31962 Concord 6 0 1 116.41963 west liberty 6 1 0 103.71964 fAirmONT sTATe 7 0 0 129.31965 fAirmONT sTATe 7 0 0 127.11966 Concord 6 0 0 125.01967 fAirmONT sTATe 7 0 0 132.91968 wv State 5 1 0 110.01969 fAirmONT sTATe 6 0 0 138.31970 west liberty 7 0 1 116.91971 west liberty 7 0 1 110.01972 Shepherd 5 0 0 130.01973 fAirmONT sTATe 6 2 0 .7501974 fAirmONT sTATe 7 2 0 .7781975 Salem 9 0 0 1.0001976 Concord 6 3 0 6671977 Concord 8 1 1 .8891978 Concord 8 1 0 .8891979 fAirmONT sTATe 7 1 1 .875 west liberty 7 1 1 .8751980 Concord 9 0 0 1.0001981 fAirmONT sTATe 7 1 0 .875 Concord 7 1 0 .8751982 Shepherd 7 1 0 .8751983 Shepherd 8 0 0 1.0001984 Salem 7 1 0 .875 Concord 7 1 0 .8751985 Salem 6 1 0 .8571986 Shepherd 7 0 0 1.000

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Year school w L T Pct.1987 Concord* 7 0 0 1.0001988 fAirmONT sTATe 5 0 2 .857 Shepherd 6 1 0 .8571989 Concord 5 0 1 .917 wv tech 5 0 1 .9171990 Concord 5 1 0 .8331991 Shepherd 7 0 0 1.0001992 Shepherd 7 0 0 1.0001993 Glenville State 6 1 0 .8571994 Glenville State 5 1 0 .8331995 Glenville State 6 1 0 .857 wv wesleyan 6 1 0 .8571996 fAirmONT sTATe 6 1 0 .857 Glenville State 6 1 0 .8571997 Glenville State 6 1 0 .857 Shepherd 6 1 0 .8571998 Shepherd 7 0 0 1.0001999 Shepherd 7 0 0 1.0002000 fAirmONT sTATe 6 1 0 .857 west liberty State 6 1 0 .8572001 Glenville State 6 1 0 .8572002 wv wesleyan 6 1 0 .8572003 wv wesleyan 7 0 0 1.0002004 Shepherd 7 0 0 1.0002005 Shepherd 8 0 0 1.0002006 Shepherd 7 0 0 1.0002007 Shepherd 7 1 0 .8752008 Glenville State 7 1 0 .8752009 west liberty 8 0 0 1.000 *includes forfeit winratings began in 1951Divisional playoffs began in 1973

1908 - Coach: Turk Linn4-1-1 .750 wv wesleyan l, 0-16wvU preps w, 14-0wvU Sophomore t, 0-0fmt. industrial w, 16-0Davis & elkins w, 6-4fmt. industrial w, 15-0

1909 - Coach: Turk Linn4-2-1 .643 a-B w, 5-0wvU Sophomore w, 22-0Davis & elkins l, 0-5a-B t, 0-0wvU preps w, 34-0Glenville l, 5-10wv wesleyan fr. w, 16-5

All-Time Scores1910 - Coach: Turk Linn1-1-2 .500 wvU reserves t, 0-0Davis & elkins l, 0-13wvU freshman t, 5-5wvU Sophomore w, 24-5

1911 - Coach: elmer Bailey3-2-1 .583 a-B w, 11-10Shinnston High w, 23-5wv wesleyan t, 0-0wvU freshman w, 16-10Davis & elkins l, 0-6wvU reserves l, 10-24

1912 - Coach: ernest Bell3-4-1 .438 wvU reserves t, 0-0Davis & elkins l, 13-20

Bethany College l, 9-20waynesburg (pa) w, 7-6Davis & elkins l, 6-53a-B w, 22-0Shinnston High w, 7-0wv wesleyan l, 0-89

1913 - Coach: ernest Bell3-3-1 .500 Davis & elkins l, 0-25Shinnston High w, 35-0Clarksburg Sch. w, 7-0waynesburg (pa) l, 0-6Davis & elkins l, 10-20Glenville t, 9-9Clarksburg Sch. w, 10-0

1914 - No Team

1915 - Coach: ernest Bell4-2-1 .643 Glenville w, 35-0Keyser preps t, 14-14a-B w, 26-0Keyser preps w, 34-0Davis & elkins l, 0-28linsly institute l, 13-14wvw reserves w, 7-0

1916 - Coach: ernest Bell2-4-1 .357 a-B w, 6-0Davis & elkins l, 0-75a-B w, 13-12California State, pa t, 7-7wvU reserves l, 9-18Keyser preps l, 0-42Salem l, 6-12

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Fighting Falcons1927 - Coach: Jasper Colebank0-5-3 .000 St. francis (pa) l, 0-31a-B l, 0-6Davis & elkins l, 0-27Marshall l, 6-33west liberty t, 6-6Glenville t, 6-6Salem l, 0-33potomac State t, 0-0

1928 - Coach: Jasper Colebank1-5-1 .214 potomac State t, 0-0Glenville l, 0-9Salem l, 6-33Marshall l, 0-27a-B l, 6-19Morris Harvey w, 26-6wv wesleyan l, 0-42

1929 - Coach: Jasper Colebank2-6-0 .250 California State (pa) l, 0-6Bethany l, 0-25potomac State l, 0-33a-B l, 0-31St. vincent (pa) l, 0-40Shepherd w, 6-0St. francis (pa) w, 7-2Marshall l, 0-49

1930 - Coach: Jasper Colebank0-5-2 .143indiana State (pa) 0-0Morris Harvey l, 0-0Shepherd l, 0-3California State (pa) l, 0-32Marshall l, 0-43potomac State l, 7-19Salem l, 0-27

1931 - Coach: Jasper Colebank1-7-0 .125 indiana State (pa) l, 0-7California State (pa) l, 6-7Morris Harvey l, 0-6potomac State l, 0-12Bethany l, 0-27Marshall l, 0-60Shepherd w, 31-0Salem l, 0-18

1932 - Coach: Jasper ColebankwviaC Champs5-2-1 .688 Concord w, 6-0Cedarville (oH) w, 59-0potomac State l, 0-13California State (pa) t, 0-0indiana State (pa) l, 6-7Bethany w, 14-0Shepherd w, 19-18Salem w, 6-0

1933 - Coach: frank ice6-1-0 .857 Shepherd w, 25-0Concord w, 13-7Salem l, 6-13California State (pa) w, 19-2indiana State (pa) w, 6-0potomac State w, 21-6Bethany w, 6-0

1934 - Coach: Jasper ColebankwViAC Champs6-2-0 .750 west liberty w, 6-0rio Grande (oH) w, 26-0Glenville w, 19-0California State (pa) l, 0-7Shepherd w, 20-0Salem w, 13-7potomac State w, 11-9Bethany l, 12-14

1935 - Coach: Jasper Colebank2-6-0 .250 west liberty l, 0-13Concord l, 0-20Glenville l, 0-6California State (pa) l, 7-13Shepherd w, 20-12Salem l, 0-27potomac State w, 10-0Bethany l, 6-27

1936 - Coach: Jasper Colebank1-6-1 .187 Concord l, 0-19Glenville l, 0-20California State (pa) t, 0-0Shepherd w, 14-13Salem l, 0-25west liberty l, 0-8potomac State l, 0-6Bethany l, 0-19

1937 - Coach: Jasper Colebank1-6-1 .187 Glenville l, 0-13Concord l, 0-13California State (pa) l, 7-9Shepherd t, 0-0Salem w, 6-0west liberty l, 13-14potomac State l, 0-32Bethany l, 0-12

1938 - Coach: Jasper Colebank1-4-2 .286 Concord l, 7-24California State (pa) t, 0-0Shepherd t, 0-0Salem l, 6-27west liberty l, 6-14Glenville l, 0-14Bethany w, 13-6

1939 - Coach: Jasper Colebank2-6-0 .250 west liberty l, 0-32Marietta (oH) l, 12-13California State (pa) w, 7-6Shepherd w, 20-0Salem l, 0-27Glenville l, 8-20Concord l, 0-14Bethany l, 0-27

1940 - Coach: squibb wilson4-3-1 .563 west liberty l, 0-35new river State t, 6-6California State (pa) w, 12-0Shepherd l, 6-7Salem w, 14-7

Glenville l, 12-20Concord l, 6-18Bethany w, 6-0

1941 - Coach: squibb wilson5-2-0 .714 west liberty w, 7-0wv tech l, 6-7California State (pa) w, 34-0Shepherd w, 20-0Salem w, 7-0Glenville w, 13-0Concord l, 0-25

1942 - Coach: squibb wilson3-4-0 .429 wv tech w, 7-0potomac State w, 14-12potomac State w, 8-6west liberty l, 13-20Glenville l, 6-25Bethany l, 6-14west liberty l, 6-40

1943-1944 - No Team

1945 - Coach: sam Kistler3-1-1 .700 wv tech w, 16-7w & J (pa) w, 19-0Slippery rock (pa) t, 0-0wv tech w, 7-0Slippery rock (pa) l, 0-7

1946 - Coach: squibb wilson4-3-1 .563 Glenville w, 7-0wv tech l, 0-10Bethany w, 13-0indiana State (pa) l, 7-33Slippery rock (pa) w, 7-0Concord t, 0-0Shepherd w, 21-7California State (pa) l, 0-20

1947 - Coach: squibb wilson4-3-1 .563 Glenville w, 14-0wv tech l, 0-14Bethany w, 13-6indiana State (pa) l, 7-13Slippery rock (pa) t, 0-0Concord w, 21-12Shepherd w, 33-13California State (pa) l, 12-39

1948 - Coach: squibb wilson3-4-1 .438 Glenville w, 19-7wv tech l, 3-6Bethany w, 27-7wvU freshman l, 7-12wv wesleyan l, 14-20Concord w, 18-13Shepherd t, 7-7Salem l, 6-7

1949 - Coach: squibb wilson3-4-1 .438 Glenville w, 13-0wv tech l, 7-33wvU freshman w, 19-0west liberty l, 6-47

1917 - Coach: ernest Bell1-4-0 .200 fairview High w, 12-0Glenville l, 0-13a-B l, 0-28wvw reserves l, 0-38a-B l, 0-23

1918-1920 - No Team

1921 - Coach: Arthur Garrett2-6-0 .250 wvU freshman l, 21-35a-B t, 0-0Bethany l, 0-6Salem l, 7-42waynesburg (pa) w, 17-14Keyser l, 7-21Davis & elkins l, 0-21a-B l, 0-11

1922 - Coach: richard hamil1-5-1 .214 Davis & elkins l, 0-28Salem t, 0-0wvU freshman l, 0-7Glenville l, 0-8potomac State l, 0-19wvw reserves w, 19-0California State (pa) l, 7-27

1923 - Coach: richard hamil1-5-1 .214 Davis & elkins l, 0-54wvU freshman l, 0-55California State (pa) l, 0-7Glenville w, 13-0west liberty t, 0-0a-B l, 0-13Slippery rock l, 0-68

1924 - Coach: Jasper Colebank3-2-2 .571 Salem reserves w, 13-0wv wesleyan w, 13-0west liberty l, 0-9California State (pa) l, 6-18Glenville w, 32-0potomac State t, 0-0a-B t, 0-0new river State l, 0-34

1925 - Coach: Jasper Colebank5-1-2 .750 Salem l, 3-21potomac State w, 9-0west liberty w, 19-0California State (pa) w, 18-0a-B t, 0-0Glenville t, 0-0wvU freshman w, 12-0Blue ridge w, 13-6

1926 - Coach: Jasper Colebank1-6-0 .143 Salem l, 0-27potomac State w, 3-0Davis & elkins l, 0-42Glenville l, 6-19a-B l, 13-27west liberty l, 0-20Marshall l, 13-52

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1950 - Coach: squibb wilson4-4-0 .500 Glenville w, 13-7Concord w, 7-6west liberty l, 13-27wvU freshman l, 7-38wv wesleyan w, 35-20Davis & elkins w, 21-12Shepherd l, 0-7Salem l, 6-7

1951 - Coach: squibb wilson4-2-0 .667 west liberty l, 0-6Glenville w, 20-0Concord w, 37-0Davis & elkins w, 19-0wv tech l, 6-19Salem w, 45-0

1952 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPs6-0-0 1.000 Concord w, 21-19California State (pa) w, 7-0Glenville w, 26-6west liberty w, 33-13Salem w, 32-7Davis & elkins w, 25-6

1953 - Coach: deacon duvall5-2-0 .714 Morris Harvey l, 6-14Glenville w, 18-13west liberty l, 7-20Concord w, 36-0Salem w, 19-6California State (pa) w, 20-13wv wesleyan w, 20-7

1954 - Coach: deacon duvall3-5-0 .375 Shepherd l, 6-14Glenville w, 6-0wv wesleyan l, 6-12Salem l, 7-12west liberty w, 6-0Concord l, 0-19wv tech l, 14-42potomac State w, 19-13

1955 - Coach: deacon duvall6-3-0 .667 Shepherd l, 6-26Davis & elkins w, 12-6Glenville w, 20-6wv wesleyan w, 12-6Concord l, 0-19Salem w, 7-0west liberty w, 14-0wv tech w, 16-7potomac State l, 7-37

1956 - Coach: deacon duvall7-1-0 .875 Shepherd w, 2-0Davis & elkins w, 33-6Glenville w, 25-6

wv wesleyan w, 28-7Concord w, 27-0Salem w, 27-6west liberty l, 7-20potomac State w, 14-6

1957 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPs7-0-0 1.000 Shepherd w, 15-14Glenville w, 32-13wv wesleyan w, 19-0Concord w, 20-0Salem w, 27-0west liberty w, 13-9potomac State w, 21-6

1958 - Coach: deacon duvall5-2-1 .688 Shepherd t, 7-7Davis & elkins w, 19-0wv wesleyan w, 31-6Concord w, 27-7Salem w, 26-7wv tech l, 0-23Glenville l, 6-18west liberty w, 20-13

1959 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPs9-0-0 1.000 Shepherd w, 12-6Davis & elkins w, 18-0wv wesleyan w, 7-0Concord w, 26-6Salem w, 13-6wv tech w, 19-12Glenville w, 7-0west liberty w, 25-13Bethany w, 59-6

1960 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPs8-1-0 .889 Salem w, 13-0west liberty w, 13-0Glenville w, 7-0Salem College w, 20-12Concord l, 7-20wv wesleyan w, 33-0Davis & elkins w, 19-0Shepherd w, 14-13west liberty w, 25-13

1961 - Coach: deacon duvall4-5-0 .444 Shepherd w, 28-13Davis & elkins w, 19-9wv wesleyan l, 13-27Concord w, 19-6Salem l, 7-14wv tech w, 13-7Glenville l, 7-20west liberty l, 14-15Hillsdale (Mi) l, 6-56

1962 - Coach: deacon duvall3-3-2 .500 Shepherd t, 13-13Marietta w, 14-6wv wesleyan l, 6-13Concord l, 7-27Salem w, 14-7

wv tech t, 13-13Glenville l, 20-21west liberty* l, 6-22*west liberty forfeited game to fairmont

1963 - Coach: deacon duvall3-5-0 .375 Shepherd l, 19-26Hillsdale (Mi) l, 20-31wv wesleyan l, 12-31Concord w, 39-18Salem w, 26-13wv tech l, 6-20Glenville w, 14-13west liberty l, 7-22

1964 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPs8-1-0 .889 Shepherd w, 7-0Glenville w, 19-12wv wesleyan w, 20-14Concord w, 19-12Salem w, 14-6wv tech w, 40-14Bethany l, 0-19Marietta (oH) w, 27-13west liberty w, 27-13

1965 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPs8-1-0 .889 Shepherd w, 40-16Glenville w, 20-0wv wesleyan w, 14-7Concord w, 26-20Salem w, 27-6wv tech w, 14-13Bethany w, 59-6west liberty w, 35-7St. John’s (Mn)* l, 7-28*naia playoff Game

1966 - Coach: deacon duvall7-1-0 .875 Shepherd w, 45-7Glenville w, 30-7wv wesleyan w, 13-0Concord l, 20-58Salem w, 21-6wv tech w, 41-20west liberty w, 42-7Central State (oH) w, 28-14

1967 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPsNAiA NATiONAL ChAmPs11-0-0 1.000 wv tech w, 42-7Bluefield State w, 52-13wv wesleyan w, 48-0Salem w, 20-13Glenville w, 21-0west liberty w, 20-0waynesburg (pa) w, 7-0Central State (oH) w, 8-0Concord w, 23-20northern Michigan* w, 21-7eastern washington* w, 28-21*naia playoff Game

1968 - Coach: deacon duvall6-2-0 .750 U. of wi-whitewater l, 14-16waynesburg (pa) w, 41-14wv wesleyan w, 62-6eastern illinois w, 6-0Glenville l, 6-7Hillsdale (Mi) w, 20-14Concord w, 39-13west liberty w, 14-10

1969 - Coach: deacon duvallwViAC ChAmPs8-1-0 .889 waynesburg (pa) w, 34-7wv wesleyan w, 24-12findlay (oH) w, 26-6Glenville w, 62-35Salem w, 16-8Hillsdale (Mi) l, 13-20Concord w, 63-14west liberty w, 17-7wv State w, 35-10

1970 - Coach: deacon duvall4-6-0 .400 wv wesleyan w, 16-0waynesburg (pa) w, 21-0Quantico Marines l, 14-38Glenville l, 21-22Salem l, 9-20Morehead State (Ky) l, 7-27Concord w, 40-12west liberty l, 3-10eastern illinois w, 35-12wv State l, 3-9

1971 - Coach: deacon duvall7-3-0 .700 waynesburg w, 20-0wv wesleyan w, 42-0wv State w, 35-22Glenville w, 33-23Salem w, 7-3Morehead State (Ky) l, 22-51Concord w, 17-12west liberty l, 20-21Hillsdale (Mi) w, 42-29Carson-newman l, 3-54

1972 - Coach: Bill Kerr2-7-0 .222 waynesburg (pa) w, 28-19wv wesleyan w, 35-15wv State l, 7-33Glenville l, 6-13Salem l, 0-6Concord l, 23-26west liberty l, 7-45Hillsdale (Mi) l, 16-41ashland (oH) l, 3-46

1973 - Coach: Bill KerrwViAC ChAmPs6-3-1 .650 edinboro State (pa) t, 0-0wv wesleyan w, 17-7wv State l, 7-28Glenville l, 7-10Salem w, 21-20Concord w, 17-0Morehead S. (Ky) l, 7-42Bluefield State w, 10-0

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Fighting Falconswest liberty w, 41-21Glenville* w, 21-7*Shrine Bowl Game

1974 - Coach: Bill KerrwViAC ChAmPs7-4-0 .636 Shepherd w, 7-0Bluefield State w, 34-14edinboro State (pa) l, 7-12wv wesleyan w, 13-7wv State w, 34-12Glenville l, 7-27Salem w, 24-15ashland (oH) l, 7-28Concord* l, 15-22west liberty w, 17-7Concord* w, 20-6*Shrine Bowl Game

1975 - Coach: Bill Kerr6-4-0 .600 Shepherd w, 26-7Bluefield State w, 34-8edinboro State (pa) w, 20-0wv wesleyan w, 34-0wv State l, 14-21Glenville w, 48-6Salem l, 10-23ashland (oH) l, 13-22Concord w, 35-13west liberty l, 7-31

1976 - Coach: Bill Kerr4-6-0 .400 Bluefield State w, 7-6edinboro State (pa) w, 21-17wv wesleyan w, 20-13wv State l, 17-20Glenville l, 6-7Salem l, 7-25ashland (oH) l, 7-30Concord w, 10-6Shepherd l, 7-10west liberty l, 13-19

1977 - Coach: Bill Kerr4-5-0 .444 Bluefield State l, 2-10edinboro State (pa) w, 7-6wv wesleyan l, 6-10wv State w, 24-0Glenville w, 34-7Salem l, 3-21Concord w, 21-17Shepherd l, 24-31west liberty l, 14-22

1978 - Coach: dave ritchie5-4-1 .550 edinboro State (pa) t, 26-26Bluefield State w, 40-7Salem l, 0-9wv wesleyan l, 14-19Concord w, 14-7wv State l, 10-17wv tech l, 16-17Glenville w, 21-20Shepherd w, 35-7west liberty w, 30-14

1979 - Coach: dave ritchiewViAC ChAmPs9-1-1 .864 at edinboro w, 9-0BlUefielD State w, 49-0SaleM l, 10-16at wv wesleyan w, 12-3ConCorD w, 14-7at wv State w, 23-6at wv tech w, 21-9Glenville State w, 32-7SHepHerD w, 40-13at west liberty t, 6-6vs. wv State* w, 14-13*Coal Bowl Game

1980 - Coach: dave ritchie6-3-1 .650 at wofford l, 21-45at Glenville State w, 24-17at Salem l, 16-19wv weSleyan w, 22-3at Concord l, 22-41wv State w, 18-6wv teCH w, 10-7at Bluefield State w, 16-7at Shepherd t, 20-20weSt liBerty w, 20-19

1981 - Coach: dave ritchiewViAC ChAmPs9-2-0 .818 eDinBoro w, 13-6Glenville State w, 35-0SaleM w, 20-14at wv wesleyan w, 55-20ConCorD w, 31-14at wv State w, 26-21at wv tech l, 13-17Central State w, 23-14SHepHerD w, 36-23at west liberty w, 27-19Hillsdale (Mi)* l, 7-12*naia playoff Game

1982 - Coach: dave ritchie6-3-0 .667 Clarion l, 12-24at Salem w, 29-6wv weSleyan w, 53-21at Concord w, 20-13wv State w, 25-21wv teCH l, 13-24at Glenville State w, 17-16at Shepherd l, 3-35weSt liBerty w, 23-10

1983 - Coach: Larry mcdaniel2-7-1 .250 at Clarion l, 17-21at waynesburg l, 13-14SaleM w, 50-35at wv wesleyan l, 3-10ConCorD l, 16-30at wv State w, 20-14at wv tech l, 12-17Glenville State l, 6-24SHepHerD l, 6-28at west liberty t, 16-16

1984 - Coach: wally hood5-5-0 .500 Clarion l, 13-21at waynesburg w, 37-12at Salem l, 21-28wv weSleyan w, 31-14at Concord l, 14-28wv State w, 39-14wv teCH w, 43-14at Glenville l, 16-20at Shepherd l, 25-48weSt liBerty w, 27-2

1985 - Coach: wally hood7-3-0 .700 at Clarion l, 2-7wayneSBUrG w, 42-0ConCorD l, 0-8at wv State w, 30-12at wv tech w, 35-3Glenville State w, 49-0SHepHerD w, 44-17at west liberty w, 43-12SaleM l, 24-43at edinboro w, 20-16

1986 - Coach: wally hood6-4-0 .600 Clarion l, 0-14at waynesburg w, 55-7at Concord w, 37-23wv State w, 38-0wv teCH l, 21-25at Glenville State w, 37-0at Shepherd l, 0-3weSt liBerty w, 62-30at Salem w, 7-2eDinBoro l, 33-57

1987 - Coach: wally hood7-3-0 .700 at Clarion w, 14-8CarSon-newMan l, 21-42ConCorD l, 3-13at wv State* w, 24-27at wv tech w, 21-15Glenville State w, 42-17SHepHerD w, 30-14at west liberty l, 0-7SaleM w, 51-22at St. Joseph’s w, 42-36*forfeit win

1988 - Coach: wally hoodwViAC ChAmPs7-2-2 .727 at Carson-newman l, 12-17Clarion w, 26-25at Concord t, 3-3wv State t, 21-21wv teCH w, 48-25at Glenville State w, 28-0at Shepherd w, 10-3weSt liBerty w, 28-17at Salem w, 25-3California Univ. w, 58-45at Hillsdale (Mi)* l, 7-42* naia playoff Game

1989 - Coach: wally hood4-6-0 .400 CarSon-newMan l, 0-44at Clarion w, 51-38

ConCorD l, 0-14at wv State l, 7-21at wv tech l, 21-40Glenville State w, 35-14SHepHerD w, 23-22at west liberty l, 14-27Bowie State w, 24-10at California Univ. l, 33-49

1990 - Coach: wally hood5-4-1 .550 at Carson-newman l, 18-49Clarion l, 14-31at Slippery rock w, 23-12at Concord l, 10-19wv State w, 35-12wv teCH w, 29-25at Glenville State w, 38-20at Shepherd t, 7-7weSt liBerty w, 18-0eDinBoro l, 13-20

1991 - Coach: wally hood1-8-1 .150 at Clarion l, 21-24Slippery roCK l, 7-32at wv tech* w, 17-19wv weSleyan l, 0-3ConCorD l, 16-21Glenville State l, 34-44at wv State l, 25-27at west liberty t, 10-10SHepHerD l, 16-33at edinboro l, 21-31*forfeit win

1992 - Coach: doug sams4-6-0 .400 preSByterian w, 12-10at Slippery rock l, 0-24California Univ. l, 7-14at wv wesleyan w, 16-14at Concord l, 12-24wv State l, 14-40wv teCH w, 40-26at Glenville State l, 13-34at Shepherd l, 14-24weSt liBerty w, 12-10

1993 - Coach: doug sams3-7-0 .300 at presbyterian w, 20-17Slippery roCK l, 6-42at California Univ. l, 16-31wv weSleyan l, 7-11ConCorD l, 15-19at wv State w, 37-20at wv tech w, 48-6Glenville State l, 7-33SHepHerD l, 15-21at west liberty l, 0-23

1994 - Coach: doug sams3-7-0 .300 California Univ. l, 37-53at Clarion l, 19-29at wv wesleyan l, 18-42at Concord w, 20-15wv State w, 50-12wv teCH w, 33-24Glenville State l, 15-36at Shepherd l, 9-26

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1995 - Coach: doug sams6-4-0 .600 at California Univ. l, 26-28Clarion l, 13-48ConCorD w, 55-6at wv State w, 46-32at wv tech w, 43-27Glenville State l, 6-28SHepHerD w, 36-29at west liberty l, 28-35wv weSleyan w, 48-24at tiffin w, 9-6

1996 - Coach: doug samswViAC ChAmPs6-4-0 .600inDiana (pa) l, 20-24California Univ. l, 26-28at Slippery rock l, 21-34at Concord w, 41-27wv State w, 48-14wv teCH w, 67-0at Glenville State l, 33-34at Shepherd w, 27-26weSt liBerty w, 33-30at wv wesleyan w, 20-7

1997 - Coach: doug sams5-6-0 .455 at indiana (pa) w, 30-29California Univ. w, 16-14

Slippery roCK l, 14-42SaGinaw valley l, 7-56at wv State l, 28-33at wv tech w, 52-0Glenville State l, 14-23SHepHerD l, 27-39at west liberty w, 48-15at wv wesleyan l, 0-31ConCorD w, 50-15

1998 - Coach: doug sams5-5-0 .500 at Saginaw valley l, 8-23California Univ. l, 20-26at Slippery rock l, 7-52wv State w, 24-6wvU-teCH w, 57-20at Glenville State w, 14-0at Shepherd l, 16-19weSt liBerty w, 27-15wv weSleyan l, 28-33at Concord w, 50-21

1999 - Coach: doug sams8-2-0 .800 CaMpBellSville w, 43-7at California Univ. w, 51-49 (3ot)Slippery roCK l, 10-34at wvU-tech w, 37-24Glenville State w, 49-19SHepHerD l, 7-42at west liberty w, 29-19at wv wesleyan w, 55-26ConCorD w, 34-13wv State w, 31-20

2000 - Coach: doug samswViAC ChAmPs7-3-0 .700 at Campbellsville w, 35-27California Univ. l, 14-31at Slippery rock l, 3-40wvU-teCH l, 27-34at Glenville State w, 33- 9at Shepherd w, 25-23weSt liBerty w, 34- 0wv weSleyan w, 31-17at Concord w, 51-21wv State w, 28-21

2001 - Coach: doug sams6-3-0 .667 fairfielD w, 20-13at California Univ. l, 14-34Glenville State l, 24-28SHepHerD l, 24-30 (ot)at west liberty w, 45-27at wv wesleyan w, 27-17ConCorD w, 70-20at wv State w, 49-14at wvU-tech w, 38-35

2002 - Coach: rusty elliott3-7-0 .300 at fairfield w, 24-20California Univ. l, 6-14at Slippery rock l, 0-45at Glenville State l, 23-49at Shepherd l, 7-27weSt liBerty l, 14-22wv weSleyan l, 7-28at Concord l, 13-14wv State w, 40-20wvU-teCH w, 20-17

2003 - Coach: rusty elliott4-6-0 .400 CHarleSton w, 32-10at California Univ. l, 12-42Slippery roCK l, 14-35SHepHerD l, 0-28at west liberty w, 26-16at wv wesleyan l, 21-45ConCorD w, 26- 7at wv State w, 13-10 (ot)at wvU-tech l, 14-27Glenville State l, 39-56

2004 - Coach: rusty elliott5-5-0 .500 at Charleston w, 38-24California Univ. l, 15-35at Slippery rock l, 14-49at Shepherd l, 24-40weSt liBerty w, 51- 9wv weSleyan l, 14-21at Concord l, 19-23wv State w, 44-22wvU-teCH w, 30- 0at Glenville State w, 48-20

2005 - Coach: rusty elliott4-6-0 .400 at California Univ. l, 6-42BlooMSBUrG l, 0-33ConCorD w, 34-7at wv State w, 52-0SHepHerD l, 11-14Glenville State l, 3-24

weSt liBerty l, 15-27CHarleSton l, 5-30vs. wv wesleyan w, 55-14at wvU-tech w, 34-3

2006 - Coach: rusty elliott4-7-0 .363 at California Univ. l, 9-26at north Greenville l, 7-28at Concord l, 10-13 (ot)wv State w, 14-0at Shepherd l, 0-20at Glenville State l, 14-16weSt liBerty l, 20-27at Charleston w, 27-13St. JoSepH’S l, 11-19 (6ot)wv weSleyan w, 20-3weBBer int’l w, 30-13

2007 - Coach: mike Lopez6-5-0 .545at the apprentice School w, 3-0nortH Greenville w, 21-17at wv State l, 7-14SHepHerD l, 10-31Glenville State l, 21-31at west liberty l, 0-20CHarleSton l, 9-35Clarion w, 21-14at wv wesleyan w, 24-0at Seton Hill w, 47-20ConCorD w, 17-0

2008 – Coach: mike Lopez5-6-0 .454at Clarion w, 23-20laKe erie ColleGe w, 34-21wv State l, 20-21at Shepherd w, 46-42at Glenville State l, 13-23weSt liBerty l, 13-20at Charleston l, 7-21at St. Joseph’s l, 14-38wv weSleyan w, 31-0Seton Hill l, 38-41at Concord w, 27-8

2009 – Coach: mike Lopez3-8-0 .272Clarion l, 21-33at lake erie l, 24-27 (ot)SHepHerD l, 14-27Glenville State w, 50-37at west liberty l, 9-35CHarleSton l, 7-37UnC peMBroKe l, 7-38at wv wesleyan w, 21-17at Seton Hill w, 34-13ConCorD l, 9-15

the falcons have totaled 423 wins; 362 losses; 44 ties in their 95-year history. this is a winning percentage of 53.6%.

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Coaching RecordsYear-by-Year

Year Coach w L T 1908 turk linn 4 1 1 1909 turk linn 4 2 1 1910 turk linn 1 1 2 1911 elmer Bailey 3 2 1 1912 ernest Bell 3 4 1 1913 ernest Bell 3 3 1 1914 no team 1915 ernest Bell 4 2 1 1916 ernest Bell 2 4 1 1917 ernest Bell 1 4 0 1918 no team 1919 no team 1920 no team 1921 arthur Garrett 2 6 0 1922 richard Hamil 1 5 1 1923 richard Hamil 1 5 1 1924 Jasper Colebank 3 2 2 1925 Jasper Colebank 5 1 2 1926 Jasper Colebank 1 6 0 1927 Jasper Colebank 0 5 3 1928 Jasper Colebank 1 5 1 1929 Jasper Colebank 2 6 0 1930 Jasper Colebank 0 5 2 1931 Jasper Colebank 1 7 0 1932 Jasper Colebank 5 2 1 1933 frank ice 6 1 0 1934 Jasper Colebank 6 2 0 1935 Jasper Colebank 2 6 0 1936 Jasper Colebank 1 6 1 1937 Jasper Colebank 1 6 1 1938 Jasper Colebank 1 4 2 1939 Jasper Colebank 2 6 0 1940 Squibb wilson 4 3 1 1941 Squibb wilson 5 2 0 1942 Squibb wilson 3 4 0 1943 no team 1944 no team 1945 Sam Kistler 3 1 1 1946 Squibb wilson 4 3 1 1947 Squibb wilson 4 3 1 1948 Squibb wilson 3 4 1 1949 Squibb wilson 3 4 1 1950 Squibb wilson 4 4 0 1951 Squibb wilson 4 2 0 1952 Deacon Duvall 6 0 0 1953 Deacon Duvall 5 2 0 1954 Deacon Duvall 3 5 0 1955 Deacon Duvall 6 3 0 1956 Deacon Duvall 7 1 0 1957 Deacon Duvall 7 0 0 1958 Deacon Duvall 5 2 1 1959 Deacon Duvall 9 0 0 1960 Deacon Duvall 8 1 0 1961 Deacon Duvall 4 5 0 1962 Deacon Duvall 3 3 2 1963 Deacon Duvall 3 5 0 1964 Deacon Duvall 8 1 0 1965 Deacon Duvall 8 1 0 1966 Deacon Duvall 7 1 0 1967 Deacon Duvall 11 0 0 1968 Deacon Duvall 6 2 0 1969 Deacon Duvall 8 1 0

Year Coach w L T 1970 Deacon Duvall 4 6 0 1971 Deacon Duvall 7 3 0 1972 Bill Kerr 2 7 0 1973 Bill Kerr 6 3 1 1974 Bill Kerr 7 4 0 1975 Bill Kerr 6 4 0 1976 Bill Kerr 4 6 0 1977 Bill Kerr 4 5 0 1978 Dave ritchie 5 4 1 1979 Dave ritchie 9 1 1 1980 Dave ritchie 6 3 1 1981 Dave ritchie 9 2 0 1982 Dave ritchie 6 3 0 1983 larry McDaniel 2 7 1 1984 wally Hood 5 5 0 1985 wally Hood 7 3 0 1986 wally Hood 6 4 0 1987 wally Hood 7 3 0 1988 wally Hood 7 2 2 1989 wally Hood 4 6 0 1990 wally Hood 5 4 1 1991 wally Hood 1 8 1 1992 Doug Sams 4 6 0 1993 Doug Sams 3 7 0 1994 Doug Sams 3 7 0 1995 Doug Sams 6 4 0 1996 Doug Sams 6 4 0 1997 Doug Sams 5 6 0

Year Coach w L T1998 Doug Sams 5 5 0 1999 Doug Sams 8 2 0 2000 Doug Sams 7 3 0 2001 Doug Sams 6 3 0 2002 rusty elliott 3 7 0 2003 rusty elliott 4 6 0 2004 rusty elliott 5 5 0

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w L T Pct. w L T Pct. turk linn - (1908-1910) 9 4 4 .692 3 4 1 .437 elmer Bailey (1911) 3 2 1 .600 1 1 1 .500 ernest Bell (1912-1917) 13 17 4 .433 5 11 1 .324 arthur Garrett (1921) 2 6 0 .250 0 3 1 .125 richard Hamil (1922-1923) 2 10 2 .167 1 5 2 .250 Jasper Colebank (1924-1932, 1934-1939) 31 69 15 .310 24 55 9 .324 frank ice (1933) 6 1 0 .857 3 1 0 .750 ”Squibb’’ wilson (1940-1942, 1946-1951) 34 29 5 .540 30 23 4 .561 Sam Kistler (1945) 3 1 1 .750 2 0 0 1.000 H.”Deacon’’ Duvall (1952-1971) 125 42 3 .749 106 32 3 .763 william Kerr (1972-1977) 29 29 1 .500 26 21 0 .553 Dave ritchie (1978-1982) 35 13 3 .729 31 10 2 .744 larry McDaniel (1983) 2 7 1 .222 2 5 1 .312 wally Hood (1984-1991) 42 35 4 .543 31 21 4 .589 Doug Sams (1992-2001) 53 47 0 .530 42 26 0 .618 rusty elliott (2002-2006) 20 31 0 .392 16 20 0 .444 Mike lopez (2007-present) 14 19 0 .424 9 17 0 .375 Totals 423 362 44 .536 334 255 29 .556

Year Coach w L T 2005 rusty elliott 4 6 0 2006 rusty elliott 4 7 0 2007 Mike lopez 6 5 0 2008 Mike lopez 5 6 0 2009 Mike lopez 3 8 0 Totals 423 362 44

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1977-79 Student-Athlete N/Awrestling

1986 Assistant Coach 6-41987 Assistant Coach 7-31988 Assistant Coach 7-2-2 wviaC Champions

1989 Assistant Coach 4-61990 Assistant Coach 5-4-11991 Assistant Coach 1-8-11992 Assistant Coach 4-61993 Assistant Coach 3-71994 Assistant Coach 3-71995 Assistant Coach 6-41996 Assistant Coach 6-4 wviaC Champions

1997 Assistant Coach 5-61998 Assistant Coach 5-51999 Assistant Coach 8-22000 Assistant Coach 7-3 wviaC Champions

2002 Head Coach 3-72003 Head Coach 4-62004 Head Coach 5-52005 Head Coach 4-62006 Head Coach 4-72007 Athletic Director two wviaC Championships & nCaa tournament appearances (women’s Basketball, Men’s Golf)

2008 Athletic Director wviaC Championship (Men’s Golf), wviaC Central title (Baseball), third in wviaC president’s Cup

2009 Athletic Director three nCaa tournament teams (Men’s & women’s Basketball, Softball), wviaC Community engagement winner

Rustyelliott

athletic Director

as a Marion County native and a fairmont State graduate, no one embodies the passion of falcon athletics like rusty elliott. elliott, who has been associated with fairmont State for nearly three decades, was named athletic director in august of 2007.

last season, three fairmont State teams ad-vanced to nCaa Championships in historic fashion. the men’s and women’s basketball teams made it to the nCaa tournament in the same year for the first time in school history, and the softball team earned its first-ever nCaa tournament bid. in ad-dition to the on-field accomplishments, the nCaa released its graduation rate in January 2010 and fairmont State’s student-athletes boasted the top graduation rate of any school in the state of west virginia. in the Spring of 2010, the fSU athletic department was recognized as the wviaC win-ner in the nCaa Division ii’s Community engage-ment initiative for its efforts in the football season opener against Clarion that saw over 5,000 people make their way to Duvall-rosier field.

in 2008, elliott oversaw an athletic department that saw fairmont State finish third in the wviaC president’s Cup. the men’s golf team once again captured a wviaC title and advanced to the nCaa Championships, the men’s basketball team record-ed 20 wins, the softball team set a school record for conference victories and finished runner-up in the league and the baseball team captured the wviaC Central Division championship. in addition to the athletic successes, fairmont State student-athletes had unprecedented success in the classroom as the cumulative Gpa for all student-athletes was 2.99. He also oversaw major improvements to the basketball arena with the installation of a state-of-the-art scoreboard and renovations to the feaster Center as fairmont State continues its commit-ment to a superior student-athlete experience.

in his first year as athletic director, fairmont State won a pair of conference championships in women’s basketball and men’s golf, with each of those teams advancing to the nCaa tournament. the football team, playing its first season on a brand-new playing surface, finished with a win-ning record and the men’s basketball team finished with 19 victories.

Athletic Directorelliott guided the football program for five years

before accepting the athletic director’s position. in his last season as head football coach he landed six players on the all-wviaC first team – tied for most in the league. the falcons closed the season strong down the stretch, winning three of their last four. in his five seasons, elliott’s players earned first team all-conference honors 29 times.

elliott spent 15 seasons as an assistant coach for the falcons from 1986-2000, spanning the tenures of wally Hood and Doug Sams. in his first two seasons, he served as the wide receivers coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator in 1988. that season, the falcons were the west vir-ginia intercollegiate athletic Conference (wviaC) champions and advanced to the national associa-tion of intercollegiate athletics (naia) playoffs. He remained offensive coordinator for the next four seasons.

from 1994-2000, elliott coordinated the fal-cons’ defensive and recruiting efforts under Sams. the falcons won two wviaC championships (1996 and 2000) during those seven years. the falcons were conference runners-up in 1986, 1987 and 2005.

elliott served as the skill development coach for rich rodriguez at west virginia University during the 2001 football season before taking over the helm of the fairmont State program in the spring of 2002.

“this is home and this is definitely the place i want to be,” elliott says. “i want to be part of the development of this school, this community and this county. that’s a big part of my life, and i want to make this athletic program and this school a re-ally positive thing for the community.”

elliott also served as a temporary instructor in the School of Health and Human performance and had done so for 11 years at fairmont State. elliott received his bachelor’s degree from fairmont State in 1979 and obtained his master’s degree from wvU in 1988.

He taught and was an assistant football coach at north Marion High School from 1980 until 1985. He served under head coach roy Michael at north Marion. the Huskies posted a 57-13 re-cord and won the state championship in 1980 and 1981. north Marion finished as the state runner-up in 1982. from 1981-86, elliott was the head wrestling coach at north Marion. His teams posted a record of 73-26 and won five state champion-ships.

He is married to the former Mary Jo thorne, and they are the parents of two daughters, Devan (15), and addie, (5), and two sons, ryan (13), and Kyle (10).

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JAMES J. ARCURE SCHOLARSHIP – family of James J. arcure

established by the family of James J. arcure to benefit a fS baseball player

2009-10 recipient: Garrett fetty

JAMES & DEBBIE ASHTON FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP

2009-10 recipient: Matt Khouri

RODNEY BAIRD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – Mike Kirby

established in memory of rodney Baird, an outstanding fS wrestler.

2009-10 recipient: theresa Zapach

EDDIE BARRETT ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP – edgar o. Barrett

established by edgar o. Barrett to honor a full-time student participating in athletics.

2009-10 recipient: Scott Davidson

L.O. BICKEL SCHOLARSHIP – l.o. Bickel established to honor l.o. Bickel, founder of fS

letterman’s association. 2009-10 recipient: Michelle work

JAMES CARPENTER SCHOLARSHIP 2009-10 recipient: Danielle floyd

GREG CECCHINELLI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – ferris & Bettie Cecchinelli

established in memory of Greg Cecchinelli, son of ferris and Bettie Cechinelli.

2009-10 recipient: erv Mcfadden

TIMOTHY COOK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cook

established in memory of tim Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cook.

HAROLD “DEACON” DUVALL SCHOLARSHIP – Dickey laughlin

established in honor of “Deacon” Duvall, a highly successful fS football coach.

2009-10 recipient: Derek Sevier

JOE AND BILL FORD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – Joseph “Bud” ford,william H. ford ii, Jay ford and Bradley a. ford. established by Joseph “Bud” ford, william H.

ford ii, Jay ford and Bradley a. ford. 2009-10 recipient: pete o’Connor

Athletic Scholarshipsthe Fairmont State athletic department would like to acknowledge the following

benefactors for establishing named or endowed athletic Scholarships.

MARCO’S CAN-AM SCHOLARSHIP – Charles anderson

established in memory of Mark “Marco” palmer by family and friends.

2009-10 recipient: andrew Duff

THE GILBERT & LENORE MARTIN AND JAMES & LENA DABATOATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP established in memory of Gilbert and lenore

Martin and James and lena Dabato, parents of Bob and lucille Martin. 2009-10 recipient: Goldie preston

ROBERT W. MCCOLLUM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – Mantech enterprise

integration Center established in memory of robert w. McCollum,

an employee of Mantech advanced Systems international, inc.

2009-10 recipient: Cody Cutlip

MCCUTCHEON & RAIKES SCHOLARSHIP 2009-10 recipient: Heidi Bastin

SHARI ROBERTS MURIALE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – rocco Muriale

established in memory of Shari roberts Muriale by rocco Muriale

2009-10 recipient: will richardson

MILDRED HANEY MURRAY SCHOLARSHIP – Mildred Haney Murray

established to promote women majoring in physical education who desire to be involved in the coaching profession.

LEN NOSSOKOFF & SONS SCHOLARSHIP – len nossokoff

established by len nossokoff, Sr. 2009-10 recipient: luke Black

JOE RETTON SCHOLARSHIP – Joe retton established in honor of “Jo Jo” retton, the

highly successful fS basketball coach. 2009-10 recipient: terrence Green

REV. DONAL “JACK” SQUIRES SCHOLARSHIP – rev. Donal Squires

established in tribute to members of the fS football team, for which rev. Squires served as Chaplin.

2009-10 recipient: aaron Moore

LEAH AND FRANC STERN WOMEN’S ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP – leah andfranc Stern established by leah and franc Stern 2009-10 recipient: Brittany tallhamer

ROBERT “BUCK” THOMPSON SCHOLARSHIP

2009-10 recipient: Dan Bruner

JULIE VIGLIANCO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – laura viglianco

established in memory of Julie viglianco, outstanding supporter of fS athletics.

2009-10 recipient: Steve Custis

WILFORD “SQUIBB” WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – Mary wilson

established in memory of “Squibb” wilson, outstanding fS Coach and athletic Director.

2009-10 recipient: aaron whitford

ERIC AND JENNIFER WILSON MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHOLARSHIP

2009-10 recipient: Brittany lee

JOE AND LOUISE ZASLOFF MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP – frank Zasloff

established in memory of Joe and louise Zasloff, parents of frank Zasloff.

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Raymond Bonnett

associate athletic DirectornCaa Compliance officer

raymond Bonnett was named associate athletic director in January 2005. the fairmont State grad-uate also serves as director of nCaa compliance and is in charge of facilities and transportation for falcon athletics. in addition, Bonnett is the secre-tary of the fairmont State athletic association, is a voting member of the fairmont State Hall of fame committee and is a board member of the wesley foundation, as well as a member of several other campus and community committees.

He was first appointed to the compliance posi-tion in 1992 as fairmont prepared to transition to nCaa Division ii (from naia).

in addition to his duties, Bonnett served as head baseball coach for 10 seasons leading his teams to eight wviaC playoff appearances during that time.

He is a proud vietnam veteran after serving a four-year stint as a paratrooper in the 101st and 82nd airborne. following his service, Bonnett en-rolled at fairmont State where he lettered one year in football and two in baseball. He captained the baseball team both seasons.

Bonnett and his wife Judy each received de-grees from fairmont State. Bonnett also holds a master’s degree from west virginia University in teaching education.

Bonnett and his wife have four daughters, Sara, tonya Dawn, Karrie ann and Cassi rae, and a son, nicholas tyler.

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kristikiefer

Senior woman administrator/Student athlete advisory Committee advisor

Kristi Kiefer serves as associate athletic Direc-tor/Senior woman administrator (Swa) at fair-mont State. in addition, Kiefer is the head coach of the competitive cheer program. She has also been employed by fairmont State for 17 years as an assistant professor in the Health and Human performance department.

in the fall of 2004, Kiefer took on the roles of senior woman administrator and advisor for the Student athlete advisory Committee. the SaaC

deals with issues for current student-athletes while also serving as a valuable component for commu-nity outreach for the athletic department.

Kiefer received a bachelor’s degree from fairmont State. as a student, she was also a cheerleader. She went on to receive a master’s degree from west virginia University in physical education-teacher education with an emphasis in Motor Development.

Kiefer has also spent nine years spanning two stints as head coach of the cheerleading team. the squad won its first national championship in 1995 under her guidance. in 2008-09, she returned to her coaching role as fairmont State made cheer-leading a varsity sport. fairmont State finished sec-ond in the nation in the inaugural season, and last season added another national championship by winning in the all-Girl Division ii category.

Kiefer and her husband Jim reside in Bridgeport and are the parents of three children, Kash, Kylie, and Koby.

Adamzundell

Director of athletic Media relations

adam Zundell begins his fifth season as fair-mont State’s Director of athletic Media relations.

at fairmont State, Zundell is responsible for pro-viding information and news to the media and fans for all 15 varsity sports. Since his arrival in 2006, he has helped increase traffic at the official athletic website, fightingfalcons.com, and helped fairmont State become a league leader in providing audio and video for a variety of fighting falcon sports on the internet. Zundell has also spearhead marketing initiatives that have helped increase attendance and spark new revenue streams.

in 2008-09, the men’s and women’s basketball media guides were ranked among the top 20 in the country by the College Sports information Di-rectors of america (CoSiDa).

in 2009-10, the fairmont State football media guide was rated third-best in the country by Co-SiDa. in addition, Zundell helped coordinate the award-winning community engagement initiative that was best in the wviaC and among the top 18 in the country.

prior to coming to fSU, Zundell was an assis-tant media relations director for three years at the University of Maryland. at Maryland, he was the primary media relations liaison for men’s soc-cer, wrestling and women’s lacrosse. He received national awards from CoSiDa and the national Soccer Coaches association of america (nSCaa)

for publications and articles he generated. He has worked with eSpn.com, CollegeSoccernews.com and topDrawerSoccer.com as a college soccer re-porter since 2004.

Before working at Maryland, Zundell worked in the sports communications office at west virginia University while pursuing a master’s degree in pub-lic relations/integrated marketing communication. at wvU, he worked with men’s soccer, wrestling and baseball, providing coverage of home and away contests and managing game-day activities.

the fairmont native earned his bachelor’s de-gree from wheeling Jesuit where he was a four-time all-wviaC and three-time nCaa Division ii academic all-america performer in cross country, in addition to winning three individual conference titles in track.

Zundell and his wife Kelly are the parents of Drew (4) and tyler (2).

PatrickSnively

assistant Sports information Director

patrick Snively is in his fifth year as assistant Sports information Director. Snively is the primary contact for seven falcon programs. He served as fairmont State’s sports information director on an interim basis from January-august 2006.

Snively also serves as the head men’s and wom-en’s swimming coach and enters his 10th season in that role. as fairmont State’s head swim coach, he has been awarded the american Swimming Coaches association Certificate of excellence four times and was named the wviaC men’s Coach of the year in 2005. in 2007, he coached Colebank award winner and 12-time all-american Matej tomas to a runner-up finish in the 200 butterfly at the nCaa championships. in 2009, he coached west virginia native Cassie lutz to several new school records as she qualified for the nCaa Championship. last season, two freshmen, Kath-ryn Saurborn and emir atilgan set new school re-cords and earned nCaa ‘B’ qualifying standards.

the falcon women’s program has earned aca-demic all-american honors in each semester since 2001 from the College Swim Coaches association of america.

the men have set 17 new team records. they have achieved all-american status on 18 occa-sions, academic all-american status three times and conference Swimmer of the year awards seven times. they have finished in the top 20 in the na-tion on four occasions.

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fairmont State in 1999 and his master’s degree in 2000 from west virginia University. He is an instructor in fairmont State’s Health and Human performances Department.

Snively is a member of the College Swim Coach-es association of america, the american Swimming Coaches association, USa Swimming and the Col-lege Sports information Directors of america. He also serves as team director for the fairmont area Swim team. Snively and his wife amy reside in fairmont.

DonaldMoroose

Faculty Athletic Representative

Dr. Donald Moroose serves as the faculty ath-letic representative for the fairmont State athletic Department. Moroose works with the athletic de-partment to help maintain academic integrity, in-stitutional control, student-athlete well being.

Moroose graduated from fairmont State in 1965 and received his doctorate in education at west virginia University. He is beginning his 38th year as an employee of fairmont State. He current-ly is a professor of education, Senior level, teach-ing mainly graduate-level courses.

Moroose is involved with the growth of the graduate school for teachers and developing mas-ter’s degrees in the School of education. He is a member of the fairmont State athletic association and has helped to raise money for the athletic De-partment for nearly 25 years.

He is married with two children and five grand-children.

MikeRogers

equipment technician

Mike rogers serves as the equipment technician for falcon athletics and has worked at fairmont State since the 1971 football season. rogers also officiates local high school football, basketball, baseball, and softball.

as a fairmont State student, rogers played and lettered at quarterback for the falcons.

rogers is a resident of rivesville.

DaleneHorner

program assistant

Dalene Horner serves as the program assistant for both the Director of athletics and the Chair of the Department of Health and Human perfor-mance. She is involved in all facets of planning and implementation of athletic department initia-tives, including season tickets and parking; facility use and scheduling; and office maintenaince. the fairmont State alumna began working at fairmont State in 1994 in the office of the registrar. Dalene and her husband Skip have two daughters, Brit-tany, a 2008 graduate at alderson-Broaddus, and Bridget, who will enroll at fairmont State in the fall of 2010.

the Horners reside in Mannington.

DonnaTrickett

athletic accountant

Donna trickett has served as the athletic ac-countant since 2003. in her role, she handles all aspects of department purchasing and travel for all 15 sports as well as athletic department staff. an alumna of fairmont State, trickett began working on campus in 2001 in the office of the registrar. Donna and her husband Mickey have two sons, adam and Jared.

the couple resides in fairmont.

BarryBlizzard

Commissioner

founded in 1924, the west virginia intercollegiate athletic Conference (wviaC)

rates as one of the oldest leagues at the small-college level. the 16-member conference currently boasts the largest membership of any nCaa Division ii league.

the current membership includes alderson- Bro-addus College, Bluefield State College, University of Charleston, Concord University, Davis & elkins College, fairmont State University, Glenville State College, ohio valley University, Shepherd University, west liberty State College, west virginia State University, west vir-ginia wesleyan College and wheeling Jesuit University. the University of pittsburgh at Johnstown and Seton Hill University joined the wviaC for the 2006-07 sea-son. pitt Johnstown and Seton Hill are the wviaC’s first out-of-state members since 1932.

the wviaC moved into the nCaa Division ii ranks in 1994 after a long affiliation with the naia. the con-ference was the only one in Division ii to place a team in the national quarterfinals in men’s basketball, foot-ball and baseball during the 1998-99 academic year. in 2002 the wviaC, along with two other conferences, became the first league to earn four bids to the nCaa Division ii Men’s Basketball Championship.

Commissioner Barry Blizzard, who has held the post since 1987, led the move into the nCaa. Blizzard, a native of Bramwell, west virginia, previously served as the athletics director at Bluefield State. the long-time conference chief has served in a variety of national leadership positions, including a stint as president of the Division ii Conference Commissioners’ associa-tion. He is currently the chairman of the nCaa Division ii nominating Committee.

alumni of conference members include west vir-ginia State’s earl lloyd (the first african-american to play in the national Basketball association), Salem in-ternational’s Cecil Underwood (two-term west virginia governor) and wheeling Jesuit’s John Beilein (current Michigan men’s basketball coach).

the conference’s basketball tournament is one of the longest-running events in collegiate hoops; the 70th annual event was held earlier this year at the Charleston Civic Center. attendance at the wviaC tournament ranks among the highest in Divi-sion ii. the conference also boasts a 10-station radio network for the tournament.

women’s sports were incorporated into the wviaC during the 1981-82 academic year as the west virginia intercollegiate athletic association was absorbed. Cur-rently, women’s championships are offered in softball, golf, tennis, track, basketball, volleyball, cross country and soccer.

Men’s championships are conducted in football, cross country, soccer, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis and track.

the league was recognized by the State Journal as one of “55 Great things about west virginia” in the magazine’s april edition. the wviaC is headquartered in princeton, w.va.

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The Fairmont State Athletic Association (FSAA) is the fundraising arm for athletics and helps support scholarships for Fighting Falcon athletes. The goals for the FSAA are:

• to generate scholarship funds for Fairmont State student-athletes.• to be a medium for uniting alumni, lettermen, friends, fans and sponsors in organized

support of fairmont State athletics.• to establish a reserve fund for the athletic program.• to provide financial assistance for special projects that enhance the welfare of Fairmont

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