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Black Bear FootballSince 2000

. . . 2 Conference Titles (2001 & 2002) . . . 4 NCAA Playoff Appearances (‘01, ‘02, ‘08 & ‘11)

...3 NCAA Final 8 Appearances (‘01, ‘02 & ‘11). . . 6 1st or 2nd Place Finishes in Conf./Division

(‘01,’02,’06,’08,’09,‘11)

. . . 2 Conference Defensive Players of the Year(Stephen Cooper ‘01 & ‘02; Jovan Belcher ‘08)

. . . 3 B u c k B u c h a n a n A w a r d F i n a l i s t s( S t e p h e n C o o p e r ‘ 0 1 & ‘ 0 2 ; M a t t K i n g ‘ 0 6 ; J o v a n B e l c h e r ‘ 0 8 )

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. . . 9 C o l l e g e A l l - S t a r G a m e I n v i t a t i o n s

TA B L e O F C O N T e N T S>> THIS IS MAINE FOOTBALLThe University of Maine ______________________________________________ 10-17Success After Maine (NFL & Business) ______________________________________ 18-19Black Bear All-Americans/All-Conference ____________________________________ 20-23Maine vs. FBS (I-A) Opponents __________________________________________ 24-25Alfond Stadium ___________________________________________________ 26-27National Awards_____________________________________________________ 28Black Bear Football Success In The CAA Since 2000 ________________________________ 29This Is CAA Football ___________________________________________________ 302011 Review _____________________________________________________ 31-35

>> COACHING & SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach Jack Cosgrove _____________________________________________ 36-39Assistant Coaches & Support Staff ________________________________________ 40-44

>> BLACK BEAR BIOSReturnee/Newcomer Bios _____________________________________________ 45-59

>> 2011 SEASON REVIEWStatistics/Game Recaps ______________________________________________ 60-70This Is CAA Football _________________________________________________ 71-72

>> HISTORY & RECORDSTeam & Individual Records/Career Leaders ___________________________________ 73-79Honor Roll ________________________________________________________ 80NCAA FCS (I-AA) Playoff History _________________________________________ 81-83Year-by-Year Results ________________________________________________ 84-89All-Time Letterwinners ______________________________________________ 90-96

>> CREDITSWriter/Editor/Layout & Design: Andrew Mahoney. Cover: Andrew Mahoney. Executive Editors: Laura Reed and Tyson McHatten. Contributors: Doug DeBiase, Barret Gilham, Joe Roberts, Pat McBride, Myer Taksel and Stu Haskell for his historical research. Photographs supplied by Michael C. York, William Drake, Peter Buehnner, C.W. Pack, Mansel Guerry, Eric Francis, Doug DeBiase, Andrew Mahoney, Laura Reed, Pat McBride, Sean Hladick, Barret Gilham, Tyson McHatten, Elizabeth Strout, Doug Learned, Office of U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe’, NFL, College Football Hall of Fame, East-West Shrine Classic, San Diego Chargers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Baltimore Ravens, Seat-tle Seahawks, Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, New York Jets, Denver Broncos, St. Louis Rams, Miami Dolphins and the New England Patriots.

B R I e F LY LO O K I N G AT 2 0 1 2>> FOOTBALL COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF INFORMATIONHead Coach _________________________________________ Jack Cosgrove (Maine ‘78)Record at Maine _________________________________________ 106-112 (20th Season)Overall Record __________________________________________ 106-112 (20th Season)Assistant Coaches _____________________ Kevin Bourgoin (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) Paul Ferraro (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) Kyle Archer (Wide Receivers/Off. Special Teams) Jeff Ambrosie (Offensive Line/Running Game Coordinator) Dennis Dottin-Carter (Defensive Line/Def. Special Teams) Joe Harasymiak (Defensive Backs) Shawn Demaray (Running Backs/Rec. Coord.) Jordan Stevens (Defensive Assistant/Def. Line) Greg Webster (Defensive Assistant/Def. Backs) Matt Birkett (Tight Ends) Ed Mestieri (Director of Football Ops.)Strength & Conditioning Coach Dan NicholFootball Administrative Assistant ________________________________ Caren Haskell-FordEquipment Manager _____________________________________________ Steve JonesAthletic Trainers ________________________________________ Ryan Taylor; Sam WaltonTeam Physicians ________________________________ John Engel, M.D.; Michael Rizzo, FNP;_______________________ and the Center for Family Medicine at Eastern Maine Medical Center;________________________________________ Dr. Roy Corbin, PMD (podiatry services);__________________ Dr. John Gaetani, OD (optometrist); Dr. Jay Payne, MD (hand & wrist surgeon)

>> 2012 SCHEDULEDate _______ Opponent (TV) _________________ Time _________ Series (UM-Opp.)Sept. 1 ______ Open Date _____________________ - _______________________ -Sept. 8 ______ at Boston College ________________ 1 p.m. ___________________3-3Sept. 15 ______ at Bryant _____________________ 1 p.m. ___________________1-0Sept. 22 ______ ALBANY ______________________ 6 p.m. ___________________2-3Sept. 29 ______ VILLANOVA* ___________________ 3:30 p.m. _________________8-7Oct. 6 _______ at Delaware* ___________________ 3:30 p.m. ________________ 8-23Oct. 13 ______ at Towson* ____________________ 7 p.m. ___________________6-4Oct. 20 ______ NEW HAMPSHIRE*! _______________ 12 p.m. _______________ 43-48-8Oct. 27 ______ at William & Mary* _______________ 3:30 p.m. _________________3-7Nov. 3 _______ JAMES MADISON* ________________ 3:30 p.m. ________________ 5-10Nov. 12 ______ GEORGIA STATE* _________________ 2 p.m. _____________ First MeetingNov. 17 ______ at Rhode Island* _________________ 12 p.m. _______________ 53-34-3Home games in CAPS // *-CAA contest // !-Homecoming Weekend

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Maine Athletic Media Relations StaffArea Code (207)

>> ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS ______________________________________ Laura ReedOffice Phone ________________________________________________________________________ 581-3646Email ________________________________________________________________ [email protected] ________________________________________________________ Women’s Soccer, Men’s Ice Hockey, BaseballOffice Address _________________________________________________5747 Memorial Gymnasium, Orono, ME 04469Fax______________________________________________________________________________ 581-3297

>> ASSISTANT MANAGER OF ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS (FOOTBALL CONTACT) _____________________ Andew MahoneyOffice Phone ________________________________________________________________________ 581-4158Email ____________________________________________________________ [email protected] ________________________________ Football, M/W Cross Country, Men’s Basketball, M/W Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field

>> ASSISTANT MANAGER OF ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS ____________________________________ Tyson McHattenOffice Phone ________________________________________________________________________ 581-3596Email _____________________________________________________________ [email protected] ________________________________________________________ Field Hockey, Women’s Basketball, Softball

>> INTERN ___________________________________________________________________________ TBDOffice Phone ________________________________________________________________________ 581-4129Email ________________________________________________________________________________TBDSports ______________________________________________________Women’s Ice Hockey, M/W Swimming & Diving

The Maine Athletic Media Relations Office extends a welcome to all working media covering the Black Bear football program. We appreciate the coverage you give us, and we will do everything pos-sible to assist you during the 2009 season. This publication has been produced to provide you with information in covering the Black Bears in 2009. Throughout the season, news releases, game notes, statistics and game results will be posted on the University of Maine athletics website (www.GoBlackBears.com) to keep you up-to-date with all the latest happenings with the Black Bear football program.

>> CREDENTIALSAll credential requests should be directed to Andrew Mahoney. His address is as follows: 5747 Memorial Gymnasium, Orono, ME 04469-5747. Fax: (207) 581-3297. Credentials to be mailed should be re-quested at least two weeks in advance. Otherwise, credentials can be picked up at the Will Call table underneath the home side grandstand at Alfond Stadium on game days.

>> INTERVIEWSAll requests for player interviews, either in person or via phone, must be requested through the Maine Athletic Media Relations Office. Weekday Interview Availability Schedule:Monday _________________________________Off DayTuesday __________ 1-2:15 p.m. (before meetings); after practiceWednesday _______ 1-2:15 p.m. (before meetings); after practice Thursday _________ 1-2:15 p.m. (before meetings); after practice Friday ______________ Travel Day or Alfond Stadium walk-thruPractices end approximately around 6 p.m. Media members wishing to do interviews after practice are advised to arrive on campus at 5:30 p.m. to ensure interviews will be conducted.

>> RADIO POLICYPermission to broadcast may be obtained by either calling or writing to the Maine Athletic Media Relations Office at least one week prior to the day of the game.

>> PRESS PARKINGA section of the VIP parking area has been reserved for members of the media. Please contact the Maine Athletic Media Relations Office in advance for parking passes.

>> PRACTICEAll practices are open for the media to attend. Interviews can be con-ducted with players and coaches immediately following practice.

>> PRESS BOX GAME SERVICEPre-game notes, up-to-date statistics, depth charts, media guides and game programs will be issued prior to the start of the game. Halftime statistics, as well as complete play-by-play, and final team and indi-vidual statistics also will be provided to the media. Telephone lines will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Post-game interviews will be held in the Palmer Lounge (baseball clubhouse) following a 10-minute cooling off period after the game. A pre-game meal will also be served. Wireless internet access is also provided in the pressbox and in Palmer.

>> COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (CAA)The CAA will conduct a weekly teleconference throughout the season with head coaches from all 10 schools. The teleconference will be held on Mondays beginning at 10 a.m. The teleconferences will begin on Aug. 30. Contact the CAA office for access numbers and a timeline of when coaches are scheduled to speak. The CAA football contact is Scott Meyer, and he can be reached via the phone at (804) 754-1616 or through email at [email protected](.) The official website of the CAA is www.CAASports.com(.)

>> DIRECTIONS TO MAINE(From the South): Take Interstate 95 North to Exit 193 (Stillwater/Old Town) ... bear right at end of off-ramp onto Stillwater Avenue ... at fourth set of lights (McDonald’s on left) take a right onto College Avenue ... travel one mile on College Avenue ... turn left onto Maine campus just prior to Alfond Sports Arena (ice hockey and basketball) ... Alfond Arena parking lot is adjacent to Morse Field at Alfond Stadium.(From Bangor International Airport, Approx. 15 mins. from campus): Exit airport and take right onto Union Street ... travel through three sets of lights, and after crossing overpass, take left onto Interstate 95 ... follow directions above.

W W W. G O B L A C K B e A R S . C O M Releases, statistics, game notes and other information on Maine football can be found on the official athletic department’s website, www.GoBlackBears.com(.) During preseason football practice in August, there will be daily prac-tice reports posted to the website to keep fans and the media updated on

the Black Bears’ preparations for the upcoming season and daily video blogs. Updated season statistics are posted on either Saturday night or Sunday morning following each football game. Weekly games notes are posted no later than Tuesday morning of game week, and provide an in-depth look into the upcoming contest for the Black Bears.

Maine and Learfield Sports have partnered to produce the “Black Bear Sports Network.” The network will air over several radio stations throughout the state of Maine and will air several of Maine’s varsity sports teams, including all 11 regular season football games in 2010. Rich Kimball (play-by-play), Bob Lucy (color) and Jim Churchill (side-line) will return to handle the call of the games. Maine football can be heard on the following stations all season long: Augusta (WCME-FM 96.7); Augusta (WFAU-AM 1280); Bangor (WAEI-FM 97.1 = Flagship); Bangor (WABI-AM 910); Portland (WLOB-AM 1310); Rockland (WRKD-AM 1450); Skowhegan (WIGY-FM 97.5); Houlton (WBCQ-FM 94.7); and Millinocket (WSYY-AM 1240)

Rich Kimball

2010 Maine Sportscaster of the Year

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MeDIA INFORMATION

The Maine Black Bear football program has received extensive local, regional and national attention over the past four years. Maine has played on national TV at least once in each of the past four seasons, including: Fox Sports Net, ESPN360, ESPN Regional, ESPNU, ESPN3 and the Big Ten Network. The Black Bears have also played on regional net-works that have reached major audiences in the Northeast, including: Comcast SportsNet, CN8 (now The Comcast Network) and NESN. Maine football has also appeared in national publications, websites and radio shows, including: Mike & Mike in the Morning, ESPN.com, the Dan Pat-rick Show, NCAASports.com, Sports Illustrated and Sporting News

N AT I O N A L e x P O S u R e

The Coach Cosgrove Radio Show will begin Thursday, Sept. 6 from 7-8 p.m. at the Sea Dog in Bangor.

C O A C h C O S R A D I O S h O W

Paulie Stills on the Dan Patrick Show supporting the Black Bears during the 2011 NCAA Playoffs.

q u I C K FA C T S>> GENERAL INFORMATIONFull Name of School _________________________________ University of MaineLocation _______________________________________ Orono, Maine 04469Enrollment ______________________________________________ 11,168Founded ________________________________________________ 1865Colors _______________________ Navy Blue (PMS 289), Maine ‘Sky’ Blue (PMS 292) & WhiteNickname (Mascot) _______________________ Black Bears (Bananas the Black Bear)Stadium __________________________________________ Alfond StadiumCapacity / Year Opened ___________________________________ 10,000 / 1998Playing Surface __________________________________________ FieldTurf President ________________________________ Dr. Paul Ferguson (Whittier ‘74)Faculty Athletics Representative ___________________________ Dr. Robert StrongDirector of Athletics ____________________________ Steve Abbott (Harvard ‘85)

>> 2012 TEAM INFORMATIONCaptains _____________________________________________ Game DayBasic Offense ____________________________________________ SpreadBasic Defense ___________________________________________ MultipleStarters Returning _______________________________15 (7 Off./7 Def./1 Spec.)Starters Lost ___________________________________12 (4 Off./5 Def./3 Spec.)Others Returning w/ Starting Experience _______________________ 7 (3 Off./4 Def.)Others Lost w/ Starting Experience __________________________ 2 (1 Off./1 Def.)Lettermen Returning ____________________________ 42 (17 Off./20 Def./2 Spec.)Lettermen Lost _________________________________ 9 (4 Off./4 Def./1 Spec.)

>> 2011 SEASON REVIEWOverall Record ______________________________________________ 9-4CAA Record ________________________________________________ 6-2Conference Finish ___________________________________________ T-2ndHome Record ______________________________________________ 4-1Road Record _______________________________________________ 5-3Final National Ranking _________________________________________ 8/8

>> HISTORYSeasons of Football ___________________________________________ 120All-Time Record ____________________________________ 493-468-38 (.512)First Year of Football _________________________________________ 1892First Game ___________________________________ 1892 (Colby 12, Maine 0)First Win _____________________________ 1895 (Maine 22, Foxcroft Academy 0)First Winning Season ______________________________________ 1901 (7-1)NCAA FCS Playoff Appearances _____________________________________ Six____________________________________1987, 1989, 2001, 2002, 2008, 2011Bowl Games _______________________________________________ One_____________________________ 1965 Tangerine Bowl: East Carolina 31, Maine 0Last Postseason Appearance ____________________________________ 2011Results ____ W, 34-12 at App. St. (NCAA 2nd Rd), L, 35-23 at Georgia So.(NCAA Quarterfinal)NCAA FCS Playoff Record ________________________________________ 3-6Bowl Record _______________________________________________ 0-1Colonial Athletic Association Titles __________________________________ N/AAtlantic 10 Conference Titles _____________________________________ Two___________________________________________________2001, 2002Yankee Conference Titles ________________________________________ Nine________________________ 1949, 1951, 1952, 1961, 1965, 1974, 1982, 1987, 1989First-Team All-Conference Honors __________________________________ 126All-Americans _______________________________________________ 37Record at Alfond Stadium (Since 1998) __________________________ 47-27 (.635)

>> MEDIA INFORMATIONAssistant Manager of Athletic Media Relations/Football Contact ________ Andrew MahoneyOffice Phone ________________________________________ (207) 581-4158Email ________________________________ [email protected] Fax __________________________________________ (207) 581-3297Office Address _________________________ 5747 Memorial Gym, Orono, ME 04469

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Lettermen Returning (36)Offense (16)

Offensive Line (4)______________Jeff Gakos, Chris Howley, _______________________ Josh Spearin, Garret Williamson Wide Receiver (4) __________ Damarr Aultman, Derrick Johnson, ____________________ Maurice McDonald, Arthur WilliamsTight End (2) ___________________ Jeff Falvey, Justin PerilloQuarterback (2)* ___________ John Ebeling, Marcus WasilewskiTailback (2)____________________David Hood, Terrel WalkerFullback (2) _________________Carlton Charles, Cody Simcox*Ebeling and Wasilewski earned letters, but not at QB position

Defense (18)Defensive Line (6) ______ Doug Alston, Craig Capella, Michael Cole,___________________ Kris Enslen, Erwin Roach, Matt WilsonLinebacker (6) ____ Arron Achey, Shawn Bodtmann, Donte Dennis, ___________________ Troy Eastman, Troy Russell, Sam ShipleyDefensive Back (6) ____Khari Al-Mateen, Jamal Clay, Darlos James, ______________ Kendall James, Michael Mangiarelli, Axel Ofori

Specialists (2)Kicker (2) _____________________ Brian Harvey, Jeff Ondish

Lettermen Lost (12)Offense (3)

Running Back (1) _____________________ Pushaun BrownOffensive Line (1) ________________________ Steve SheaWide Receiver (1) _______________________Derek Session

B R e A K D O W N : R eT u R N I N G / LO S TDefense (6)

Defensive Line (3) _____ Raibonne Charles, Ryan Nani, Kevin PhanorLinebacker (1) _________________________Vinson GivansDefensive Back (2) ___________ Jerron McMillian, Trevor Coston

Specialsist (3)Kick Returner (2) ____________ Roosevelt Boone, Trevor CostonKicker (1) __________________________ Jordan Waxman

Starters Returning (15)(Six or More Starts in 2011)

Offense (7) Jeff Gakos, OL (13); Chris Howley, OL (13); Maurice McDonald, WR (9); Justin Perillo, TE (12); Josh Spearin, OL (13); Arthur Williams, WR (7); Garret Williamson, OL (13);

Defense (7)Arron Achey, LB (6); Doug Alston, DL (11); Michael Cole, DL (13); Donte Dennis, LB (11)*; Darlos James, CB (12); Kendall James, CB (13); Troy Russell, LB (13)

Specialists (1) Brian Harvey, K (13)*Dennis started all 11 games in 2010

Starters Lost (12)Offense (4)

Pushaun Brown, RB (12); Derek Session, WR (12); Steve Shea, OL (13); Warren Smith, QB (13)

Defense (5)Raibonne Charles, DL (13); Trevor Coston, DB (13); Vinson Givans, LB (13); Jerron McMillian, DB (13); Kevin Phanor, DL (13)

Specialists (3)Roosevelt Boone, KR (13); Trevor Coston, PR (13); Jordan Waxman, K (13)

Others Returning with StartingExperience From 2011 (7)

Offense (3)Damarr Aultman, WR (4); Jeff Falvey, TE (1); David Hood, RB (1).

Defense (4)Shawn Bodtmann, LB (2); Erwin Roach, DL (2); Axel Ofori, DB (1); Sam Shipley, LB (4)

Others Lost with Starting Experience From 2011 (2)

Offense (1)Derek Buttles, TE (1)

Defense (1)Ryan Nani, DL (1)

S P R I N G / P R e S e A S O N N O T e SSeason No. 121

The University of Maine football teams enters its 121st season of inter-collegiate football in 2012 with an all-time record of 493-468-38 for a winning percentage of 51.0 percent.

Coming Off a Top-10 SeasonThe Black Bears are coming off one of the best seasons in program his-tory, going 9-4 and advancing to the NCAA Final Eight. Maine finished the season ranked #8 in the national polls, the highest-ranked team in the Colonial Athletic Association.

The 1,000th GameMaine’s first game of the season against Boston College will be the 1,000th game in program history.

The 100th GameThe Black Bears’ Homecoming Game against New Hampshire will be the 100th in the storied rivalry between the two sides. The Wildcats hold the series edge 48-43-8. The last four games have each been de-cided by four points or less. Furthermore, three out of the last four con-tests have had conference and/or division championship implications.

Boston College The FBS OpponentMaine’s Division I Football Bowl Subdivision opponent in 2012 is Boston College. The two squads last tangled on Sept. 30, 2006, with the Eagles winning 22-0. Maine and BC first met in 1913, with Maine taking the 6-0 win. The Black Bears would again beat the Eagles the next season, this time by a 26-7 score and would also take the 1915 meeting, 14-0. The Eagles would get revenge and take the next three in the series by scores of 42-0 in 1929, 56-0 in 1967 and the 22-0 win in 2006. The se-ries stands at 3-3. The Black Bears are 1-9 all-time against schools from the FBS, with the 9-7 triumph over Mississippi State in 2004 counting

as the win.Returning All-CAA Players

Maine returns six players who were named to All-CAA teams. Wide receiver Maurice McDonald and offensive lineman Chris Howley were named to the First Team while tight end Justin Perillo, offensive line-man Josh Spearin and defensive lineman Michael Cole were named to the Second Team. Cornerback Kendall James was named to the Third Team. McDonald and Howley were also named to the New England Football Writers Association All-New England Team as well. In addition, Howley was named an ECAC Second Team All-Star.

Return of DonteThe Black Bear linebacking corps, already returning five players who saw significant time (Troy Russell, Arron Achey, Troy Eastman, Sam Shipley and Shawn Bodtmann), will get even better as All-CAA backer and 2011 Preseason All-American Donte Dennis returns. Dennis red-shirted last season due to injury but will be 100% healthy and should make the linebacker unit one of the best in the CAA.

Pair of Seniors and SophomoresMaine should have good depth at wide receiver in 2012. All-CAA se-lection senior Maurice McDonald will lead the contingent while fellow senior Derrick Johnson returns after starting the first three games last season before suffering a season-ending injury. Sophomores Damarr Aultman and Arthur Williams saw a lot of action after Johnson went down, and even more when McDonald missed the last four games. Aultman and Williams performed admirably, each finishing the season with more than 500 yards receiving.

Looking for 3rd Playoffs in 5 Years The Black Bears are looking for their third NCAA Playoff appearance in five years in 2012, which would be a first in program history. Maine advanced to the playoffs in 2008 in addition to last season, and an

appearance in the 2012 playoffs would give Maine its second back-to-back playoff run dating back to 2001-02.

Challenging ScheduleMaine finished last season playing the 11th-most difficult schedule in the country and third in the CAA behind Villanova and New Hamp-shire.

QB Up for GrabsWith seniors Chris Treister and Warren Smith graduating, the quarter-back position is up for grabs. Marcus Wasilewski and John Ebeling will be the two battling for the starting spot, and both have experience, just not at quarterback. Wasilewski saw significant action on special teams while Ebeling was a wide receiver, making two catches, both in the playoffs, and both for touchdowns.

Experienced O-LineComing into the season, the four returnees on the offensive line (Chris Howley, Jeff Gakos, Josh Spearin and Garret Williamson) have a com-bined 101 career starts in their tenure at Maine.

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No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School1 Donte Dennis LB Sr. 6-0 225 Rahway, N.J./Rahway2 Maurice McDonald WR Sr. 6-0 180 Paterson, N.J./Paterson Catholic3 Darlos James DB Sr. 5-10 175 Mt. Vernon, N.Y./Iona Prep4 Troy Russell LB Sr. 6-3 225 South Plainfield, N.J./Fork Union Military Academy5 Kendall James DB Jr. 5-11 181 Roselle, N.J./Union Country Academy6 Troy Eastman LB Jr. 6-1 210 Rahway, N.J./Rahway7 Marcus Wasilewski QB Jr.. 6-1 205 Kulpmont, Pa./Mt. Carmel8 Ryan Stroud QB So. 5-10 180 Dover-Foxcroft, Maine/Foxcroft Academy9 Doug Alston DL Sr. 6-3 230 East Orange, N.J./Paterson Catholic10 Axel Ofori DB So. 5-10 180 Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg11 John Ebeling QB Jr. 6-4 205 Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah12 Carlton Charles FB So. 6-0 245 Windham, Maine/Windham12 Cabrinni Goncalves RB So. 5-10 180 Taunton, Mass./Taunton13 Justin Flores WR R-Fr. 6-1 185 Woburn, Mass./Woburn14 Daniel Collins QB Fr. 6-2 190 Williamstown, N.J./Williamstown15 Jamal Clay DB Jr. 5-10 187 Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah16 Daniel Upson WR R-Fr. 6-2 180 Montgomery Village, Md./Watkins Mill17 Isaiah Jones WR R-Fr. 6-0 175 Orange, Mass./Mahar Regional18 Lamar Fitzgerald DB Jr. 5-10 195 Elizabeth, N.J./Elizabeth High School/Lackawanna College19 Aamad Bush DB R-Fr. 6-3 200 Montclair, N.J./Montclair20 Sherrod Baltimore CB R-Fr. 5-10 160 Fort Washington, Md./Friendly21 Zedric Joseph RB Jr. 5-9 180 Orchard Park, N.Y./Erie Community College22 Michael Mangiarelli DB Jr. 6-0 200 Warren, Ohio/Howland23 Terrel Walker RB Jr. 5-8 200 Taunton, Mass./Taunton24 Khari Al-Mateen DB So. 6-1 196 Baltimore, Md./Baltimore Technical Institute25 Patrick Pascal DB So. 5-10 175 Greenlawn, N.Y./Elwood-John Glenn26 David Hood RB So. 5-10 190 Galloway, N.J./Absegami 27 Brian Harvey K/P Sr. 5-9 180 Wayland, Mass./Wayland28 Mike Kuhn DB Sr. 5-11 195 Martinsville, N.J./Immaculata29 Javar Coleman DB Fr. 5-9 180 Brockton, Mass./New Hampton30 Shawn Bodtmann LB Jr. 5-11 210 Scranton, Pa./West Scranton31 Davonte Burke DB Fr. 6-1 190 Galesville, Md./Fork Union32 Randy Samuels LB So. 6-0 185 Bronx, N.Y./Mt. Saint Michael/Berkshire33 Arron Achey LB So. 6-1 215 Newmanstown, Pa./Eastern Lebanon County34 Malik Walker CB R-Fr. 5-11 175 East Orange, N.J./East Orange35 Jeffrey Ondish K/P So. 6-2 180 Elkton, Md./Elkton36 Sam Shipley LB Sr. 6-1 230 Santa Barbara, Calif./Santa Barbara CC37 Sean Decloux K/P Fr. 6-2 184 Ottawa, Ontario/St. Peter Catholic/Red Lion Christian38 Gavin Callahan DB So. 5-11 195 Windsor, Vt./Windsor 39 Rickey Stevens DB Jr. 5-9 175 Rochester, N.Y./Gates Chili40 Christophe Mulumba LB Fr. 6-1 230 Montreal, Quebec/Kent School41 Nigel Jones RB Fr. 5-9 198 Pleasantville, N.J./Holy Sprit High School42 Sacoy Malone RB Fr. 5-9 175 Springfield, Mass./Central43 Matthew LeBlanc LB R-Fr. 6-2 225 Holden, Mass./Wachusett Regional44 Kris Enslen DL Sr. 6-4 255 Middletown, Del./Caravel Academy45 Douglas Nash TE Jr. 6-5 260 Turner, Maine/Leavitt46 Brian Anthony LB R-Fr. 6-2 200 Columbia, Md./Atholton47 Peter Carbone TE Jr. 6-2 240 Hopkinton, Mass./St. Anslems48 Sydney Weston RB R-Fr. 5-7 202 Mt. Vernon, N.Y./Iona Prep49 Sean Stevenson LB R-Fr. 6-1 215 Westwood, N.J./Westwood50 Christopher Howley OL Sr. 6-3 285 Runnemede, N.J./Triton51 John McCabe LB R-Fr. 6-0 215 Winslow, Maine/Winslow52 Matthew Wilson DL So. 6-3 270 Freeport, N.Y./Holy Trinity Diocesan53 Nicholas Cox LB Jr. 5-11 180 Dorchester, Mass./Avon Old Farms 56 Garret Williamson OL Sr. 6-3 275 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central64 Chase Hoyt OL R-Fr. 6-4 265 West Chester, Pa./Bayard Rustin68 Jeff Gakos OL Jr. 6-4 290 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge70 Benedict Wezel OL R-Fr. 6-8 310 Berlin, Germany/Salisbury School73 Bruce Johnson OL R-Fr. 6-3 265 Rochester, N.Y./Gates Chili74 Joshua Spearin OL Sr. 6-4 290 Limington, Maine/Bonny Eagle75 Joseph Hook OL Jr. 6-5 290 Westfield, Mass./Westfield76 Tyler Patterson OL Jr. 6-6 305 Owls Head, Maine/Rockland77 Daniel Carriker OL R-Fr. 6-2 295 Alexandria, Va./West Potomac78 Will Martin OL Sr. 6-2 285 Port Republic, N.J./Holy Spirit/Sacred Heart80 Justin Perillo TE Jr. 6-4 250 Wilmington, Del./The Tatnall School81 Jordan Dunn WR Fr. 6-2 190 Hamilton, N.J./Steinert High School82 Sean Reuss TE Fr. 6-3 230 Monticello, N.Y./Monticello83 Derrick Johnson WR Jr. 5-11 180 Hempstead, N.Y./Holy Trinity84 Dylan Walton WR Fr. 6-1 180 Brunswick, Maine/Brunswick85 Najee Green WR R-Fr. 6-3 185 Accokeek, Md./Gwynn Park86 Max Andrews TE Fr. 6-3 230 Holden, Maine/John Bapst87 John Hardy WR R-Fr. 6-1 178 Portland, Maine/Deering88 Damarr Aultman WR So. 5-11 180 Wheatley Heights, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills West89 Arthur Williams WR So. 6-0 175 Springfield, Mass./Commerce90 Matthew Pellerin DL So. 6-0 295 Turner, Maine/Leavitt91 Joshua Ingalls DL Fr. 6-3 255 Wells, Maine/Wells92 Trevor Bates DE R-Fr. 6-1 215 Westbrook, Maine/Westbrook94 David Toriola DL Grad. 6-3 280 Corona, N.Y./Marist95 Michael Kozlakowski DE R-Fr. 6-3 240 Lynbrook, N.Y./Lynbrook96 Erwin Roach DL Jr. 6-3 240 Bloomfield, N.J./Fork Union Military Academy97 Devin Clark DL So. 6-3 250 Baltimore, Md./Dunbar98 Darius Greene DL Fr. 6-2 275 Medorfd, N.Y./Longwood99 Michael Cole DL Jr. 6-2 250 North Brunswick, N.J./North Brunswick


2012 ROSTeRS33 Arron Achey LB So. 6-1 215 Newmanstown, Pa./Eastern Lebanon County24 Khari Al-Mateen DB So. 6-1 196 Baltimore, Md./Baltimore Technical Institute9 Doug Alston DL Sr. 6-3 230 East Orange, N.J./Paterson Catholic86 Max Andrews TE Fr. 6-3 230 Holden, Maine/John Bapst46 Brian Anthony LB R-Fr. 6-2 200 Columbia, Md./Atholton88 Damarr Aultman WR So. 5-11 180 Wheatley Heights, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills West20 Sherrod Baltimore CB R-Fr. 5-10 160 Fort Washington, Md./Friendly92 Trevor Bates DE R-Fr. 6-1 215 Westbrook, Maine/Westbrook30 Shawn Bodtmann LB Jr. 5-11 210 Scranton, Pa./West Scranton31 Davonte Burke DB Fr. 6-1 190 Galesville, Md./Fork Union19 Aamad Bush DB R-Fr. 6-3 200 Montclair, N.J./Montclair38 Gavin Callahan DB So. 5-11 195 Windsor, Vt./Windsor 47 Peter Carbone TE Jr. 6-2 240 Hopkinton, Mass./St. Anslems77 Daniel Carriker OL R-Fr. 6-2 295 Alexandria, Va./West Potomac12 Carlton Charles FB So. 6-0 245 Windham, Maine/Windham97 Devin Clark DL So. 6-3 250 Baltimore, Md./Dunbar15 Jamal Clay DB Jr. 5-10 187 Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah99 Michael Cole DL Jr. 6-2 250 North Brunswick, N.J./North Brunswick29 Javar Coleman DB Fr. 5-9 180 Brockton, Mass./New Hampton14 Daniel Collins QB Fr. 6-2 190 Williamstown, N.J./Williamstown53 Nicholas Cox LB Jr. 5-11 180 Dorchester, Mass./Avon Old Farms 45 CJ Dawson FB R-Fr. 6-2 225 Natick, Mass./New Hampton37 Sean Decloux K/P Fr. 6-2 184 Ottawa, Ontario/St. Peter Catholic/Red Lion Christian1 Donte Dennis LB Sr. 6-0 225 Rahway, N.J./Rahway81 Jordan Dunn WR Fr. 6-2 190 Hamilton, N.J./Steinert High School6 Troy Eastman LB Jr. 6-1 210 Rahway, N.J./Rahway11 John Ebeling QB Jr. 6-4 205 Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah44 Kris Enslen DL Sr. 6-4 255 Middletown, Del./Caravel Academy18 Lamar Fitzgerald DB Jr. 5-10 195 Elizabeth, N.J./Elizabeth High School/Lackawanna College13 Justin Flores WR R-Fr. 6-1 185 Woburn, Mass./Woburn68 Jeff Gakos OL Jr. 6-4 290 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge85 Najee Green WR R-Fr. 6-3 185 Accokeek, Md./Gwynn Park98 Darius Greene DL Fr. 6-2 275 Medorfd, N.Y./Longwood12 Cabrinni Goncalves RB So. 5-10 180 Taunton, Mass./Taunton87 John Hardy WR R-Fr. 6-1 178 Portland, Maine/Deering27 Brian Harvey K/P Sr. 5-9 180 Wayland, Mass./Wayland26 David Hood RB So. 5-10 190 Galloway, N.J./Absegami 75 Joseph Hook OL Jr. 6-5 290 Westfield, Mass./Westfield50 Christopher Howley OL Sr. 6-3 285 Runnemede, N.J./Triton64 Chase Hoyt OL R-Fr. 6-4 265 West Chester, Pa./Bayard Rustin91 Joshua Ingalls DL Fr. 6-3 255 Wells, Maine/Wells3 Darlos James DB Sr. 5-10 175 Mt. Vernon, N.Y./Iona Prep5 Kendall James DB Jr. 5-11 181 Roselle, N.J./Union Country Academy73 Bruce Johnson OL R-Fr. 6-3 265 Rochester, N.Y./Gates Chili83 Derrick Johnson WR Jr. 5-11 180 Hempstead, N.Y./Holy Trinity17 Isaiah Jones WR R-Fr. 6-0 175 Orange, Mass./Mahar Regional41 Nigel Jones RB Fr. 5-9 198 Pleasantville, N.J./Holy Sprit High School21 Zedric Joseph RB Jr. 5-9 180 Orchard Park, N.Y./Erie Community College95 Michael Kozlakowski DE R-Fr. 6-3 240 Lynbrook, N.Y./Lynbrook28 Mike Kuhn DB Sr. 5-11 195 Martinsville, N.J./Immaculata43 Matthew LeBlanc LB R-Fr. 6-2 225 Holden, Mass./Wachusett Regional22 Michael Mangiarelli DB Jr. 6-0 200 Warren, Ohio/Howland78 Will Martin OL Sr. 6-2 285 Port Republic, N.J./Holy Spirit/Sacred Heart51 John McCabe LB R-Fr. 6-0 215 Winslow, Maine/Winslow2 Maurice McDonald WR Sr. 6-0 180 Paterson, N.J./Paterson Catholic40 Christophe Mulumba LB Fr. 6-1 230 Montreal, Quebec/Kent School45 Douglas Nash TE Jr. 6-5 260 Turner, Maine/Leavitt10 Axel Ofori DB So. 5-10 180 Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg35 Jeffrey Ondish K/P So. 6-2 180 Elkton, Md./Elkton76 Tyler Patterson OL Jr. 6-6 305 Owls Head, Maine/Rockland25 Patrick Pascal DB So. 5-10 175 Greenlawn, N.Y./Elwood-John Glenn90 Matthew Pellerin DL So. 6-0 295 Turner, Maine/Leavitt80 Justin Perillo TE Jr. 6-4 250 Wilmington, Del./The Tatnall School82 Sean Reuss TE Fr. 6-3 230 Monticello, N.Y./Monticello96 Erwin Roach DL Jr. 6-3 240 Bloomfield, N.J./Fork Union Military Academy4 Troy Russell LB Sr. 6-3 225 South Plainfield, N.J./Fork Union Military Academy32 Randy Samuels LB So. 6-0 185 Bronx, N.Y./Mt. Saint Michael/Berkshire36 Sam Shipley LB Sr. 6-1 230 Santa Barbara, Calif./Santa Barbara CC74 Joshua Spearin OL Sr. 6-4 290 Limington, Maine/Bonny Eagle39 Rickey Stevens DB Jr. 5-9 175 Rochester, N.Y./Gates Chili49 Sean Stevenson LB R-Fr. 6-1 215 Westwood, N.J./Westwood8 Ryan Stroud QB So. 5-10 180 Dover-Foxcroft, Maine/Foxcroft Academy47 Ellis Throckmorton TE Fr. 6-3 220 Bangor, Maine/Bangor94 David Toriola DL Grad. 6-3 280 Corona, N.Y./Marist16 Daniel Upson WR R-Fr. 6-2 180 Montgomery Village, Md./Watkins Mill34 Malik Walker CB R-Fr. 5-11 175 East Orange, N.J./East Orange23 Terrel Walker RB Jr. 5-8 200 Taunton, Mass./Taunton84 Dylan Walton WR Fr. 6-1 180 Brunswick, Maine/Brunswick7 Marcus Wasilewski QB Jr.. 6-1 205 Kulpmont, Pa./Mt. Carmel48 Sydney Weston RB R-Fr. 5-7 202 Mt. Vernon, N.Y./Iona Prep70 Benedict Wezel OL R-Fr. 6-8 310 Berlin, Germany/Salisbury School89 Arthur Williams WR So. 6-0 175 Springfield, Mass./Commerce56 Garret Williamson OL Sr. 6-3 275 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central52 Matthew Wilson DL So. 6-3 270 Freeport, N.Y./Holy Trinity Diocesan

Albany (2-3)Year H/A W/L Score1977 H L 39-422005 H (Port.) W 31-72009 A L 16-202010 H L 0-32011 A W 31-15

W & M (3-7)Year H/A W/L Score1993 H L 23-471994 A L 0-171999 A L 13-372000 H L 28-312001 A L 20-422002 H W 27-142003 A No Contest2006 S W 20-172007 H L 20-212010 H L 21-24

UNH (43-48-8)Year H/A W/L Score1903 A W 10-01903 H W 27-01904 H W 6-01905 H W 12-01906 H W 7-01908 H W 6-41909 H W 16-01911 H W 12-01916 H T 0-01917 A L 0-271919 A W 7-31920 H L 7-471922 A W 14-71923 H (Port.) W 13-01924 H L 0-321925 H T 0-01926 A L 7-141927 H W 13-61928 A W 7-01929 H L 7-211930 A L 6-141931 H L 7-121932 A T 7-71933 H L 0-61934 A L 7-241935 H W 13-21936 A W 27-61937 H L 0-131938 A W 21-01939 H W 6-01940 A L 14-201941 H T 7-71942 A L 7-201944 N/A W 13-61944 N/A L 14-191946 H L 0-271947 A L 7-281948 H L 6-271949 A W 26-131950 H L 0-191951 A T 0-01952 H W 24-71953 A L 6-211954 H L 10-211955 A T 6-61956 H W 29-71957 A W 7-01958 H W 14-01959 A T 7-7

1960 H W 13-71961 A W 7-61962 H L 6-211963 A W 28-81964 H W 33-181965 A W 48-131966 A L 7-101967 H L 0-171968 A L 17-421969 H W 20-181970 A L 9-131971 H L 14-241972 A L 14-171973 H L 0-131974 A W 23-91975 H L 15-241976 A W 10-01977 H L 7-541978 A T 7-71979 H L 0-231980 A L 13-191981 H W 26-161982 A W 31-141983 A L 7-201984 A L 13-211985 H W 45-401986 A W 14-131987 H W 28-141988 H L 23-441989 A W 24-71990 H L 20-281991 A L 20-381992 H W 27-241993 A L 13-631994 H L 7-241995 A L 0-211996 H W 34-201997 A L 7-241998 H W 52-281999 A L 20-312000 H W 55-102001 A W 57-242002 H W 31-142003 A L 27-472004 H L 36-502005 A L 47-592006 H L (OT) 13-192007 A L 14-392008 H L 24-282009 A L 24-272010 H W (OT) 16-132011 A L 27-30

Delaware (8-23)Year H/A W/L Score1972 A L 0-621973 H L 12-381974 A L 13-391975 A L 9-351976 A L 0-361978 A L 0-481979 A L 14-311980 H L 6-351981 A L 35-421984 A L 7-371985 A W 10-71986 H L 31-341987 A W (2OT) 59-561988 H L 14-311989 A L 28-351990 H W 17-101991 A L 10-341992 H L 13-571993 A L 19-21

1994 H W 19-131995 A L 0-611996 H L 17-271998 A W 39-272002 H L 13-372003 A L (OT) 21-242004 A L 38-432005 H W 25-152008 A W 27-102009 H L 27-172010 A L 7-262011 H W 31-17

Villanova (8-7)Year H/A W/L Score1988 A W 20-171989 H W 47-141990 A L 7-311991 H L 7-481992 A L 8-281997 A L 14-341998 H W 44-102000 A L 21-472001 H W 44-402002 A W 21-142003 H W 14-102006 H W 20-72007 A L (OT) 17-242010 H L 18-482011 A W 41-25

URI (53-34-3)Year H/A W/L Score1911 H L 0-31912 H W 18-01913 H W 44-01916 H L 0-131920 H T 7-71921 H W 7-31923 H W 14-01924 A W 37-01926 A W 7-01927 H W 27-01928 H W 20-61929 A W 6-01930 H W 13-121931 H L 7-81932 H W 12-01933 H L 0-61934 H L 0-61935 H W 7-01936 H L 0-71937 H T 0-01938 H L 6-141939 H W 14-01940 H W 7-01941 H L 13-201945 A L 7-101946 H L 13-141947 A W 33-131948 H W 13-71949 A W 19-71950 H W 13-01951 A W 12-01952 H W 13-01953 A L 6-131954 H L 7-141955 A L 0-71956 H W 40-71957 A L 7-251958 H W 37-81959 H T 0-01960 H W 7-01961 A W 22-20

1962 H L 7-141963 A L 16-201964 H W 23-151965 A W 36-01966 H W 21-61967 A L 12-341968 H W 21-141969 A W 35-71970 H L 6-231971 A W 21-71972 H W 10-71973 A W 20-71974 H W 29-191975 A W 23-141976 H L 9-141977 A L 0-281978 H L 0-471979 A L 0-101980 H W 14-111981 A L 10-211982 H L (6OT) 55-581983 A L 16-241984 H L 0-271985 A L 14-341986 H W 34-141987 A W 24-201988 H W 28-141989 A W 47-211990 H W 24-171991 A L 30-521992 H W 21-91993* A (Forfeit) L (2OT) 26-231994 H L 21-281995 A L 13-171996 H W 58-191997 A W 30-141998 H L 17-181999 A L 14-232000 H W 37-72001 A W 26-142002 H W 31-142004 A W 42-282005 H W (OT) 27-242006 A L 0-32007 H W 35-02008 A W 37-72009 H W 41-172010 A W 28-232011 H W 27-21

Boston Coll. (3-3)Year H/A W/L Score1913 H W 6-01914 H W 27-61915 H W 14-01929 A L 0-481967 A L 0-562006 A L 0-22

Bryant (1-0)Year H/A W/L Sco2011 H W 28-13

Towson (6-4)Year H/A W/L Score1979 H L 7-13 1982 A L 32-351983 H W 23-161987 H L 14-171988 A W 44-71991 H W 49-342006 A W 28-72007 H W 16-13

2010 A W 28-182011 H L 30-40

James Madison (5-10)Year H/A W/L Score1995 H L 17-211996 A L 7-311997 H L 22-241998 A L 28-341999 H W 26-202000 A L 7-222001 H W 13-32002 A W 17-62003 H W 20-132004 H L 20-242005 A L 2-382008 H L 24-102009 A L 14-222010 H L 10-142011 A W (OT) 25-24

Brice-CowellMusket

A special trophy, the Brice-Cowell Musket, is at stake each year of the rivalry between Maine and New Hampshire. Named after two great former coaches -- Fred Brice of Maine and William Cowell of UNH -- the winner of the annual foot-ball game gains possession of the musket for the following year. The tradition began in the late 1940s. The musket is a flintlock rifle made by Ebenezer Nutting of Falmouth, Maine between 1722 and 1745. The George I period flintlock has a barrel 43 inches in length and rifled to a .65 caliber.

ALL-TIMe vS. OPPONeNTS33 Arron Achey LB So. 6-1 215 Newmanstown, Pa./Eastern Lebanon County24 Khari Al-Mateen DB So. 6-1 196 Baltimore, Md./Baltimore Technical Institute9 Doug Alston DL Sr. 6-3 230 East Orange, N.J./Paterson Catholic86 Max Andrews TE Fr. 6-3 230 Holden, Maine/John Bapst46 Brian Anthony LB R-Fr. 6-2 200 Columbia, Md./Atholton88 Damarr Aultman WR So. 5-11 180 Wheatley Heights, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills West20 Sherrod Baltimore CB R-Fr. 5-10 160 Fort Washington, Md./Friendly92 Trevor Bates DE R-Fr. 6-1 215 Westbrook, Maine/Westbrook30 Shawn Bodtmann LB Jr. 5-11 210 Scranton, Pa./West Scranton31 Davonte Burke DB Fr. 6-1 190 Galesville, Md./Fork Union19 Aamad Bush DB R-Fr. 6-3 200 Montclair, N.J./Montclair38 Gavin Callahan DB So. 5-11 195 Windsor, Vt./Windsor 47 Peter Carbone TE Jr. 6-2 240 Hopkinton, Mass./St. Anslems77 Daniel Carriker OL R-Fr. 6-2 295 Alexandria, Va./West Potomac12 Carlton Charles FB So. 6-0 245 Windham, Maine/Windham97 Devin Clark DL So. 6-3 250 Baltimore, Md./Dunbar15 Jamal Clay DB Jr. 5-10 187 Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah99 Michael Cole DL Jr. 6-2 250 North Brunswick, N.J./North Brunswick29 Javar Coleman DB Fr. 5-9 180 Brockton, Mass./New Hampton14 Daniel Collins QB Fr. 6-2 190 Williamstown, N.J./Williamstown53 Nicholas Cox LB Jr. 5-11 180 Dorchester, Mass./Avon Old Farms 45 CJ Dawson FB R-Fr. 6-2 225 Natick, Mass./New Hampton37 Sean Decloux K/P Fr. 6-2 184 Ottawa, Ontario/St. Peter Catholic/Red Lion Christian1 Donte Dennis LB Sr. 6-0 225 Rahway, N.J./Rahway81 Jordan Dunn WR Fr. 6-2 190 Hamilton, N.J./Steinert High School6 Troy Eastman LB Jr. 6-1 210 Rahway, N.J./Rahway11 John Ebeling QB Jr. 6-4 205 Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah44 Kris Enslen DL Sr. 6-4 255 Middletown, Del./Caravel Academy18 Lamar Fitzgerald DB Jr. 5-10 195 Elizabeth, N.J./Elizabeth High School/Lackawanna College13 Justin Flores WR R-Fr. 6-1 185 Woburn, Mass./Woburn68 Jeff Gakos OL Jr. 6-4 290 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge85 Najee Green WR R-Fr. 6-3 185 Accokeek, Md./Gwynn Park98 Darius Greene DL Fr. 6-2 275 Medorfd, N.Y./Longwood12 Cabrinni Goncalves RB So. 5-10 180 Taunton, Mass./Taunton87 John Hardy WR R-Fr. 6-1 178 Portland, Maine/Deering27 Brian Harvey K/P Sr. 5-9 180 Wayland, Mass./Wayland26 David Hood RB So. 5-10 190 Galloway, N.J./Absegami 75 Joseph Hook OL Jr. 6-5 290 Westfield, Mass./Westfield50 Christopher Howley OL Sr. 6-3 285 Runnemede, N.J./Triton64 Chase Hoyt OL R-Fr. 6-4 265 West Chester, Pa./Bayard Rustin91 Joshua Ingalls DL Fr. 6-3 255 Wells, Maine/Wells3 Darlos James DB Sr. 5-10 175 Mt. Vernon, N.Y./Iona Prep5 Kendall James DB Jr. 5-11 181 Roselle, N.J./Union Country Academy73 Bruce Johnson OL R-Fr. 6-3 265 Rochester, N.Y./Gates Chili83 Derrick Johnson WR Jr. 5-11 180 Hempstead, N.Y./Holy Trinity17 Isaiah Jones WR R-Fr. 6-0 175 Orange, Mass./Mahar Regional41 Nigel Jones RB Fr. 5-9 198 Pleasantville, N.J./Holy Sprit High School21 Zedric Joseph RB Jr. 5-9 180 Orchard Park, N.Y./Erie Community College95 Michael Kozlakowski DE R-Fr. 6-3 240 Lynbrook, N.Y./Lynbrook28 Mike Kuhn DB Sr. 5-11 195 Martinsville, N.J./Immaculata43 Matthew LeBlanc LB R-Fr. 6-2 225 Holden, Mass./Wachusett Regional22 Michael Mangiarelli DB Jr. 6-0 200 Warren, Ohio/Howland78 Will Martin OL Sr. 6-2 285 Port Republic, N.J./Holy Spirit/Sacred Heart51 John McCabe LB R-Fr. 6-0 215 Winslow, Maine/Winslow2 Maurice McDonald WR Sr. 6-0 180 Paterson, N.J./Paterson Catholic40 Christophe Mulumba LB Fr. 6-1 230 Montreal, Quebec/Kent School45 Douglas Nash TE Jr. 6-5 260 Turner, Maine/Leavitt10 Axel Ofori DB So. 5-10 180 Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg35 Jeffrey Ondish K/P So. 6-2 180 Elkton, Md./Elkton76 Tyler Patterson OL Jr. 6-6 305 Owls Head, Maine/Rockland25 Patrick Pascal DB So. 5-10 175 Greenlawn, N.Y./Elwood-John Glenn90 Matthew Pellerin DL So. 6-0 295 Turner, Maine/Leavitt80 Justin Perillo TE Jr. 6-4 250 Wilmington, Del./The Tatnall School82 Sean Reuss TE Fr. 6-3 230 Monticello, N.Y./Monticello96 Erwin Roach DL Jr. 6-3 240 Bloomfield, N.J./Fork Union Military Academy4 Troy Russell LB Sr. 6-3 225 South Plainfield, N.J./Fork Union Military Academy32 Randy Samuels LB So. 6-0 185 Bronx, N.Y./Mt. Saint Michael/Berkshire36 Sam Shipley LB Sr. 6-1 230 Santa Barbara, Calif./Santa Barbara CC74 Joshua Spearin OL Sr. 6-4 290 Limington, Maine/Bonny Eagle39 Rickey Stevens DB Jr. 5-9 175 Rochester, N.Y./Gates Chili49 Sean Stevenson LB R-Fr. 6-1 215 Westwood, N.J./Westwood8 Ryan Stroud QB So. 5-10 180 Dover-Foxcroft, Maine/Foxcroft Academy47 Ellis Throckmorton TE Fr. 6-3 220 Bangor, Maine/Bangor94 David Toriola DL Grad. 6-3 280 Corona, N.Y./Marist16 Daniel Upson WR R-Fr. 6-2 180 Montgomery Village, Md./Watkins Mill34 Malik Walker CB R-Fr. 5-11 175 East Orange, N.J./East Orange23 Terrel Walker RB Jr. 5-8 200 Taunton, Mass./Taunton84 Dylan Walton WR Fr. 6-1 180 Brunswick, Maine/Brunswick7 Marcus Wasilewski QB Jr.. 6-1 205 Kulpmont, Pa./Mt. Carmel48 Sydney Weston RB R-Fr. 5-7 202 Mt. Vernon, N.Y./Iona Prep70 Benedict Wezel OL R-Fr. 6-8 310 Berlin, Germany/Salisbury School89 Arthur Williams WR So. 6-0 175 Springfield, Mass./Commerce56 Garret Williamson OL Sr. 6-3 275 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central52 Matthew Wilson DL So. 6-3 270 Freeport, N.Y./Holy Trinity Diocesan


uNIveRSITY OF MAINe

• Founded in 1865.

• Ranked in the top 15% of America’s Colleges by Forbes Magazine.

• Enrollment: 11,168; 8,911 undergraduate (fall 2011).

• More than 90 majors and academic programs.

• Maine’s only Division I athletics program.

• Students from 44 U.S. states and territories, and 84 countries (fall 2011).

• More than 200 student clubs and organizations.

• 15:1 student-faculty ratio.

• Median undergraduate class size: 19.

• The student retention from first to second year is 78 percent, with majors in the Maine Business School, the College of Engineering and the College of Education and Human Development reaching roughly 83 percent.

• For Maine residents, annual tuition, fees, room and board cost about $19,500, and for nonresidents, about $35,250 in 2011-12.

• UMaine, sited on 660 acres on Marsh Island, consists of 37 academic buildings, 30 administrative buildings, 18 residence halls, 18 specific laboratory facilities, 14 Greek life houses, 4 dining facilities and 10 sports facilities.

• The University of Maine has five research farms in the state — Aroos-took Farm in Presque Isle; Blueberry Hill Farm in Jonesboro; Rogers Farm in Stillwater; Highmoor Farm in Monmouth; and J.F. Witter Teach-ing and Research Center in Old Town — and a marine sciences research facility, the Darling Marine Center in Walpole, Maine.

• University of Maine Cooperative Extension has 16 offices serving all Maine counties and the UMaine campus; operates four Marine Exten-sion Team facilities in partnership with Maine Sea Grant; and operates three 4-H camps.

• UMaine’s campus was designed by legendary landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, who also designed Central Park in New York City and the White House grounds in Washington, D.C.

• In 2003, the entire UMaine campus was designated as an arboretum.

• There are 15 miles of running, biking and cross-country skiing trails on campus.

uNIveRSITY OF MAINe President Paul Ferguson

Paul W. Ferguson became the 19th president of the University of Maine in July 2011.

A Southern California native, President Ferguson is a Whittier College graduate who earned a Ph.D. in pharma-cology and toxicology at the University of California, Davis in 1981. He is an accomplished health scientist with a 30-year record of scholarship as an award-winning professor in the fields of toxicology and public health. President Ferguson rose through the academic ranks, leading research and outreach efforts in four states to assess and reduce potential health risks from chemical exposures. During this time, Dr. Ferguson also worked as a senior toxicologist for Unocal Corporation, a Los Angeles-based international energy resources company.

Since 1993, Dr. Ferguson has progressed through academic administration, initially serving as vice provost and dean of graduate studies and research at the University of Louisiana, Monroe. At the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, he was vice president for research and graduate studies. Prior to joining the University of Maine, Dr. Ferguson was at the Edwardsville campus of Southern Illinois University, where he was provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs.

As a campus leader highly regarded for his commitment to engagement, inclusivity and quality, President Ferguson has a demonstrated record of university transformations in the areas of increased research and economic development, university-community partnerships, student success, faculty development and academic quality.

Currently, President Ferguson is leading an inclusive, campus-wide planning and implementation process to elevate the University of Maine to new levels of excellence as the most distinctive 21st-century land-grant university of its kind in the nation.

Director of Athletics Steve Abbott

Steve Abbott was named Director of Athletics at the University of Maine on August 20, 2010. He comes to Maine with a wealth of knowledge of Black Bear athletics. Abbott grew up in Orono and his father, Walt, was a professor, head football coach and athletic administrator at Maine for 50 years.

Formerly an attorney for Pierce Atwood, northern New England’s largest law firm, Abbott served as Chief of Staff for Senator Susan Collins from 1997 through 2009. He was the top advisor to Senator Collins from her first year through her rise to prominence in the Senate, including her Chairmanship of the Homeland Security Committee. Abbott managed her Washington office and her six Maine offices. He supervised a staff of more than fifty and worked extensively with Maine constituents including business, state and academic leaders.

Abbott is a 1985 graduate of Harvard College with a degree in history. He was captain of the Harvard football team in 1984. He graduated from the University of Maine School of Law in 1991. He also studied Sport Management at the University of Massachusetts.


YOu’Re IN A GReAT PLACeMaine’s Flagship at a Glance

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University of Maine President Paul Ferguson has officially released a strategic plan that creates a blueprint for the state’s flagship public university to become one of the most distinctive universities in the country for student achievement and com-munity engagement.

The plan, “The Blue Sky Project: Reaffirming Public Higher Education at Maine’s Flagship University,” was accepted by the University of Maine System trustees at their board meeting in Bangor July 9.

“This plan isn’t just about making the University of Maine a bigger, better and more financially sustainable institution,” says Ferguson. “It also is about reconnect-ing the university to the people of Maine so that we can have a major impact on the future growth and prosperity of our state in the 21st century.”

The plan is centered around investing in UMaine’s existing areas of distinction and launching a number of new initiatives to better align the university’s resources and programs with the needs of the state. It outlines five strategic pathways, sum-marized as the “Five M’s,” and a series of related initiatives and strategies to trans-form UMaine in the next five years:

Maine’s Renewal – Ensure that UMaine teaching, research, outreach, work-force and economic development program excellence are in close alignment with Maine’s priority needs. Initiatives include increasing campus/private sector partner-ships by 50 percent in the next five years, and aligning technology and educational programs with Maine’s economic infrastructure needs.

Money and Management – Optimize operating efficiencies and control ex-penditures within a financially sustainable business model, and seek new and en-trepreneurial revenue sources. Initiatives include a new enrollment management unit and a plan to potentially increase enrollment to 15,000 (from 11,168 in 2012), increasing the number of out-of-state and international students, and increasing academic partnerships with Maine’s community colleges.

Morale and Marketing – Invest in faculty and staff professional development, refresh the UMaine brand and improve communication among all constituencies. Initiatives include establishing consistent and high-quality brand standards to better promote UMaine, harnessing the goodwill of alumni for student internships and career networking, and promoting UMaine’s role in athletics as the state’s only NCAA Division I school.

Mentoring and Modeling – Promote undergraduate and graduate oppor-tunities for student success, including value-added residential life, research fel-lowships, internships, and more effective advising and learning environments. Initiatives include developing new models for learning to better prepare graduates for meaningful jobs and lives, establishing an outcomes-based assessment of all academic programs, and increasing the number of externally funded opportunities for hands-on student research.

Master Plan and Maintenance – Restore and create UMaine’s physical plant and technology infrastructure to ensure a vibrant place of learning and discovery. Initiatives include a Total Cost of Ownership (TOC) approach to managing UMaine’s $1 billion in infrastructure and real estate, fully funding appropriate levels of cam-pus upkeep and beautification, and continuing to implement campus sustainability initiatives.

Ferguson, who came to UMaine in July 2011 and was formally inaugurated as the 19th president this past April, began the “Blue Sky” project shortly after arriving on campus. From November 2011 to April of this year, a 26-member leadership team, made up of faculty, staff, students and alumni, met weekly to develop the plan. More than 30 informational meetings attracted hundreds of participants and more than 250 contributors submitted “blue sky ideas.”

“This has been a comprehensive, inclusive process that has united the entire University community around a renewed sense of pride, purpose and commitment to serving the people of Maine,” Ferguson says. “There is much work to be done, but we see blues skies ahead for this great University and the State of Maine.”

BLue SKY PROJeCT


uNIveRSITY OF MAINe

Providence College, where he established the “Friars Forever” campaign and Friar Athletic Fund. He began his career at the University of Miami working in corporate sales/athletic devel-opment. James has also worked at the University of Nebraska. He received a bachelor’s degree in marketing in 1992 from Minnesota State-Mankato, and earned a master’s degree from St. Thomas University (Miami, Fla.) in 1994. James and his wife, Kelly, reside in Veazie with their

Undergraduate Degrees Offered at the University of MaineAccountingAnimal and Veterinary SciencesAnthropologyArt EducationArt HistoryAthletic TrainingBiochemistryBiologyBotanyBusiness AdministrationChemistryChild Development and Family RelationsClinical Laboratory SciencesCommunicationCommunication Sciences and DisordersComputer ScienceEarly Childhood EducationEarth SciencesEcology and Environmental SciencesEconomicsElementary EducationEngineering – Bioengineering – Chemical – Civil – Computer – Electrical – Engineering Physics

– Environmental – Mechanical – Pulp and PaperEngineering Technology – Construction Management – Electrical Technology – Mechanical Technology – SurveyingEnglishEnvironmental HorticultureExplorationsFinanceFinancial EconomicsFood Science and Human NutritionForest Operations, Bioproducts and BioenergyForestryFranco-American StudiesFrenchHealth ProfessionsHistoryInterdisciplinary StudiesInternational Affairs – Anthropology – Canadian Studies – History – Modern Languages – Political Science – Women’s Studies

International BusinessJournalismKinesiology and Physical EducationManagementMarine SciencesMarketingMass CommunicationMathematicsMicrobiologyModern LanguagesMolecular and Cellular BiologyMusicMusic EducationMusic PerformanceNew MediaNursingParks, Recreation and TourismPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePre-DentalPre-LawPre-MedicalPre-OptometryPre-Physical TherapyPre-VeterinaryPsychologyRomance Languages

ROTC Army and NavySecondary Education – English – Foreign Languages – Mathematics – Science – Social StudiesSocial WorkSociologySpanishStudio ArtSustainable AgricultureTheatreUniversity StudiesWildlife EcologyZoology

5-year Degree Programs:• Liberal Arts and Engineering or Engineering Technology dual degree• B.A./B.S. in Liberal Arts with an M.B.A.• B.A./B.S. in Engineering with an M.B.A.• B.A./B.S. in Liberal Arts with an M.A. in Teaching• B.S. in Forestry and Wildlife Ecology

OuTSTANDING SuPPORTAcademic Support Services for Student-Athletes:

Athletic academic counselors are committed to providing the environment and support necessary to empower student-athletes to achieve their full academic potential, culminating in a degree from the university of Maine.

>> Individual academic counseling>> Tracking of academic eligibility and progress>> Tutoring program>> Study, time management and organizational skills>> Support for students with learning disabilities>> Sezak Academic Center and study table>> Laptop loan program

Academic Support Offered

What GraduatesAre Saying

Kelly Newton (field hockey): “Being a student-athlete at the University of Maine has changed my life forever. The friends I have made and the memories I will take away with me are irreplace-able. Throughout the last four years, I have come to learn the true meaning of dedication, and that hard work real-ly does pay off. I am proud to say that the University of Maine has made me a better person.”

Brian Landry (men’s swimming): “Being a student-athlete here at UMa-ine the past four years has given me opportunities and taught me life les-sons I could not have gotten anywhere else. Competing at UMaine added an-other dimension to my college career, prompting me to be more focused and dedicated to everything I did. I will cherish the times spent at practice and competitions. As said last year by teammate Jeremy Bender, “when you are gone you’re always a Black Bear.”

Jillian O’Brien (women’s track): “During the last four years as a Black Bear, I have learned and experienced more than I ever thought possible to prepare me to be a strong, successful professional in the future. The Univer-sity of Maine gave me an opportunity to get a great college education and a place to take my athletic ability to the next level. Once a Black Bear, always a Black Bear.”

Andrew Rogers (men’s basketball): “I could not be prouder to declare that I am a Black Bear student-athlete. These last four years of embracing the role of two full-time jobs, being both a student and an athlete, have helped shape me as a young man. Hard work, perseverance, dedication and facing challenges head on are all daily re-quirements as a student-athlete. As Black Bears, it’s great to know that we will take these same characteristics into the game of life. Go Blue!”

Ashley Kelley (softball): “As a mem-ber of the athletics family, I have been fortunate to meet many wonderful people while traveling around the country representing my school. Bal-ancing classes, workouts, travel and competing at the highest level have given me the skills and confidence to be successful after graduation. The Athletics Department gives you the guidance necessary to excel on and off the field. You come in from high school as an individual but leave as a part of something really special.”

243(Scholar-Athletes with a GPA of 3.0

or higher in 2011-12)

97(Graduates in 2011-12)

27(Capital One Academic

All-America Honors -- all time)

48(Capital One Academic

All-District I honors – all time)

2(Sports that received Public Rec-ognition for their multiyear APR scores, which were in the top 10

percent of their respective sports)

2(America East Academic Cups

2004 and 2007)

3.04(Department-wide GPA for all Black Bear teams competing in America

East in 2011-12)


FOR STuDeNT-AThLeTeSAthletic Training/

Strength and Conditioning

>> TOP-RATE MEDICAL STAFFThe Maine sports medicine team includes six certified athletic trainers and one grad-uate assistant certified athletic trainer, a team physician, an orthopedic physician, a wide variety of medical specialists and stu-dent-athletic trainers. Other specialists on the Maine athletic health care team include an optometrist, a chiropractor and a dentist.

>> MIKE KESSOCK SPORTS MEDICINE CENTERThe Mike Kessock Sports Medicine Center, in Memorial Gymnasium, houses some of the newest technology in the field of sports med-icine. This facility provides injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation for student-ath-letes.

>> SPEED, STRENGTH and CONDITIONINGMaine Speed, Strength and Conditioning is a performance-based program focused on achieving success in athletic events and maintaining an injury-free environment. Phi-losophy: 1. Developing a mentally and phys-ically challenging training environment that will allow athletes to maximize their ability; 2. Increase performance in athletic events; 3. Decrease the risk of injury through the teach-ing of progressive strength and power devel-opment exercises; 4. Identify dysfunctional movement patterns and correct the pattern. Fundamentals of an athlete: Lower-body strength; Lower-body power; Core strength; Ability to accelerate and decelerate; Mobility; Balanced upper body (posterior/anterior).

>> INTERCOLLEGIATE STRENGTH CENTER IN THE LATTI FITNESS CENTERThe Intercollegiate Athletic Strength Center in the Latti Fitness Center serves as the home for all varsity teams. The Intercollegiate Center is entering its sixth year as home of the Black Bears in 2012-13.

>> INTERCOLLEGIATE STRENGTH CENTER BY THE NUMBERS3 5,000 square feet3 10,000 pounds of weights3 10 multi purpose power racks3 Nine Olympic platforms3 Five various cardiovascular machines3 Five half racks3 Five glue/hamstring machines3 Nine sets of Eleiko/Uesaka olympic bum per sets3 Four slide boards3 Electrical timing systems

Life Skills>> LIFE SKILLSSeminars: Student-athletes work with the life skills coordinator and campus members to design and participate in workshops covering a variety of areas: ca-reer development, team building, alcohol and drug education and nutrition.Multicultural Programs: The University and its Athletic Department have a com-mitment to supporting diversity in the campus community. A liaison relationship involving full-time staff members has developed between the Office of Multi-cultural Affairs and the Department of Athletics to promote an appreciation of diversity and to serve the athletes of dif-ferent cultures.Student-Athlete Advisory Commit-tee: Members from each of the intercol-legiate sports teams meet with athletic and academic administrators regularly to help promote efficient communication between the Athletics Department and the student-athlete population.

Community Involvement:Black Bear student-athletes do not just receive tremendous support. They also return

the support to the local community. events that student-athletes took part in last season included: Martin Luther King Diversity Day, Toys for Tots, Salvation Army Angel Tree, Opera-tion Christmas Child, Play4Kay, volunteering numerous hours at both the Ronald McDonald house and the Old Town YMCA, Cub Tracks Triathlon, Warms heads Warm hearts, Skate with

the Bears, Black Bear Mentors, Skating Strides and many more activities! Maine athletics donates thousands of dollars worth of tickets to nonprofits each year!

The women’s basketball team raised $10,255 for its annual Play4Kay Breast Cancer awareness fundraiser game. Since the $10k goal was met, Coach Barron lived up to his word, having his head shaved.

Historic Achievements>> Maine has celebrated two NCAA championships in men’s ice hock-ey. Maine defeated Lake Superior State, 5-4, to capture the school’s first crown in 1993, and then knocked off New Hampshire, 3-2, to win the school’s second title in 1999.

>> Every year since 1986, at least one Black Bear team or indi-vidual has competed in an NCAA Championship event.

>> The Black Bear baseball team has made seven appearanc-es in the College World Series in Omaha, Neb.

>> The following is a list of conference titles in Maine history:Men’s Ice HockeyHockey East-1989, 1992, 1993, 2000, 2004BaseballAmerica East-1990, 1991, 1993, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2011Men’s Cross CountryAmerica East-2004SoftballAmerica East-1994, 2004, 2006FootballYankee Conference-1949, 1951, 1952, 1961, 1965, 1974, 1982, 1987, 1989Atlantic 10 - 2001, 2002Women’s BasketballAmerica East-1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05Men’s Outdoor TrackAmerica East-1995

BLACK BeAR POINTS OF PRIDe

Athletic Success In 2011-12

Football Advanced to the Final eight of the FCS Playoffs

Spencer Abbott Kelly Newton Jerron McMillian Corey Conner

• UMaine has won two NCAA Division I National Championships in men’s ice hockey in addition to 18 NCAA appearances and 11 Frozen Four appearances.

• Alfond Arena recognized as the college hockey rink with the “Best Atmosphere” by the Wall Street Journal (2011).

•Two Hobey Baker Award winners from UMaine (Scott Pellerin and Paul Kariya), rec-ognized as the top NCAA men’s ice hockey player.

•46 former Black Bears play in the NHL. John Tortorella is head coach of the New York Rangers. Garth Snow is general manager of the New York Islanders.

• UMaine baseball has seven College World Series appearances and 16 NCAA regional appearances. Baseball has won seven conference titles, including the 2011 champi-onship.

• UMaine baseball has had seven major league players in addition to coaches Brian Butterfield and Carl “Stump” Merrill.

• UMaine women’s basketball has won 13 conference titles and made seven NCAA Tournament appearances. Four All-Americans have combined for 14 All-American honors.

• UMaine football has won 11 conference titles and made six NCAA Tournament appear-ances, including three NCAA Final Eight appearances in the last 10 years. Maine played in the 1965 Tangerine Bowl.

• UMaine football has had 43 players in NFL camps. There are currently eight players list-ed on NFL rosters. UMaine football has produced 35 All-Americans (2012).

• Three Black Bears have played in the Super Bowl.

• UMaine softball has won three conference titles and made UMaine’s first NCAA appear-ance by a women’s team in 1994.

• Former UMaine men’s basketball player Rick Carlisle led the Dallas Mavericks to a 2011 NBA Championship win, while Jim Boylan is an assistant coach with the Indiana Pacers.

• UMaine field hockey received its highest national ranking ever in 2011 when it was ranked 10th in the nation.

• Track and field great Viktoria Rybalko competed in the 2008 and 2012 Summer Olym-pics and recently returned to UMaine as an assistant coach.

• UMaine track has garnered three All-America honors in the last two years.


NFL BLACK BeARS

Maine-NFL FactsTotal Number of Draft Picks/Rookie Free Agents ___________________________________________________ 41Total Draft Picks ______________________________________________________________________ 13Total Rookie Free Agent Signings ____________________________________________________________ 26Highest Draft Pick (Round) _________________________________ Fourth (Jerron McMillian - Green Bay Packers, 2012)Most Draft Picks In A Season ________________________________________________________ Three (1990)Most Draft Picks/RFA Signings In A Season _________________________________________________Five (2011)Seasons With Multiple Draft Picks/Rookie Signings _________________________________________________ 13First Black Bear Taken By The NFL____________________________ Thurlow Cooper (Cleveland Browns, 16th Round, 1956)Most Recent Black Bear(s) Taken By The NFL _____________ Jerron McMillian (Green Bay Packers, Fourth Round NFL Draft, 2012)_________________________________________________________ Trevor Coston (Chicago Bears, RFA, 2012)__________________________________________________________ Derek Session (Buffalo Bills, RFA, 2012)________________________________________________________ Pushaun Brown (New York Jets, RFA, 2012)__________________________________________________________ Derek Buttles (Buffalo Bills, RFA, 2012)

Most Black Bears Drafted/Signed By A TeamKansas City Chiefs __________________________________________________________________ Four (4)New York Jets ____________________________________________________________________ Four (4)Buffalo Bills ____________________________________________________________________ Three (3)

Montell OwensJacksonville Jaguars2011 and 2012 Pro Bowl2007-08 Pro Bowl Ballot2008 SI.com All-Pro

Brandon McGowan

Phil McGeoghan

Mike Buck

Mike Devito

Daren Stone

Anthony Cotrone

SuCCeSS AFTeR MAINe

Successful CareersAway From The NFL

Success in life isn’t just defined as getting to the NFL. Several former Black Bear football players have made their mark as successful professionals around the coun-try. The journey all begins with on-campus career fairs for out-going seniors as they get the opportunity to meet with business representatives and interview for potential jobs.

Where Are They Now?Name ___________Position/Title (Company)Hugo Alvarez __________________ Attorney____________ (Alvarez, Almazan & Barbara, LLP)Mark Coutts ____ Senior Executive (Konica Minolta)Jeff Durr __ Senior VP (Emerald Financial Resources)Aram Garabedian __ President (Bliss Property Mgmt.)Michael Harvey __________ Head Football Coach____________________ (Dover High School)

3 Three Black Bears have appeared in the Super Bowl (L-R: Justin Strzelczyk, Mike Flynn and Lofa Tatupu).

3 Four Black Bears were on the ballot for the 2008 NFL Pro Bowl (following the 2007 season).

3 Maine had seven (7) former players appear on active NFL roster sat some point during the 2010 season.

3 Maine led all FCS schools with seven (7) former players in the NFL during the 2009 season.

3 Current New Orleans Saints Def. Coord. Steve Spagnuolo (above) was an assistant coach at Maine during the 1994 season.

Doug Heidt ____Managing Director (Goldman Sachs)John Hevesey _________ Assistant Football Coach_______________ (Mississippi State University)John Huard ____________________ President______________ (Northeast FieldTurf Hue, Inc.)Chris Keating___________________ Senior VP ______________(Riversource Financial Services)Jack Leggett ____________ Head Baseball Coach____________________ (Clemson University)Al Marquis _______________Managing Partner________________(Construction Risk Partners)Andy Neilson ________ VP, Product Development___________________ (Seahorse Bioscience)Malik Nichols _ Regional Sales Manager (Medtronics)Nick Penna _________ Regional Sales Mgr. (Pfizer)Scott Shulman _________ Owner (Best Chevrolet)Rod Sparrow _________ President & CEO (Leaklite)Steve Violette ____ President (Plasmine Technology)

Jordan Stevens...Stephen Cooper

Marcus Williams

Kevin McMahan

SteveSpagnuolo

and #2 overall draft pick Ndamukong Suh


MAINe ALL-AMeRICANSBlack Bear All-Americans(37 honorees Since 1947)

1947 Jack Zollo OL1954 Tom Golden OL1965 John huard LB1966 John huard LB1974 Scott Shulman LB1980 Lorenzo Bouier RB1981 Rich LaBonte P1981 Jack Leone K1985 Ray Paquette DL1985 Mark Coutts LB1987 Mike Buck qB1987 Dave Ingalls OL1987 Peter Borjestedt K1987 Sergio hebra WR1987 Rob Sterling DB1989 Rob Noble OL1989 Scott hough OL1989 Justin Strzelczyk DL1989 Carl Smith RB1990 Claude Pettaway DB1992 Dan Girard LB1996 Todd Williamson DL1996 Rameek Wright WR1998 Aaron Dashiell FS1999 Aaron Dashiell FS1999 Jojo Oliphant DL2001 Stephen Cooper LB2001 Lennard Byrd RS2001 Chad hayes Te2002 Stephen Cooper LB2004 Arel Gordon RS2004 Brandon McGowan DB2005 Ben Lazarski OL2006 Matt King DL2007 Jovan Belcher DL2008 Jovan Belcher DL2008 Jared Turcotte FB2008 Ryan Canary OL2008 Jhamal Fluellen TB2011 Jerron McMillian SS2011 Trevor Coston FS

Matt King2006 Consensus First-Team All-American

Chad hayes

Jojo Oliphant

The NATION’S BeST3 15 honorees since 20013 2 All-Americans in 2011

All-Americans By PositionPosition _______________________________________________ TotalOffensive Line _______________________________________________7Defensive Line _______________________________________________6Linebacker _________________________________________________5Defensive Back/Safety __________________________________________6Running Back/Fullback _________________________________________4Kicker/Punter _______________________________________________3Wide Receiver/Tight End _________________________________________3Return Specialist _____________________________________________2Quarterback ________________________________________________1

All-Americans By DecadeDecade _______________________________________________ Total1940s ____________________________________________________11950s ____________________________________________________11960s ____________________________________________________11970s ____________________________________________________11980s ___________________________________________________ 141990s ____________________________________________________62000s ___________________________________________________ 112010s ____________________________________________________2

Jovan BelcherCAA’s lone consensus first-team All-American in 2008; pair of All-America honors in 2007

Lennard Byrd

Ben Lazarski

Scott hough

Ray Paquette

Claude Pettaway

Aaron Dashiell

Trevor Coston


15 Major AwardsOFFeNSIve PLAYeR OF The YeARRich LaBonte 1982Mike Buck 1987Mike Buck 1989

DeFeNSIve PLAYeR OF The YeARStephen Cooper 2001Stephen Cooper 2002Jovan Belcher 2008

ROOKIe OF The YeARRich LaBonte 1981Carl Smith 1988Ron Whitcomb 2003

STuDeNT-AThLeTe OF The YeARRon Whitcomb 2006Ryan Canary 2008

COACh OF The YeARRon Rogerson 1982Tom Lichtenberg 1989Jack Cosgrove 1996Jack Cosgrove 2001

ALL-CONFeReNCe hONORS

2006 All-Atlantic 10 First-Team honorees: DL Matt King (left) and DL Mike Devito (right); 2006 At-lantic 10 Football Conference Student-Athlete of the Year qB Ron Whitcomb (center)

Ryan CanaryTwo-time All-Conference;2008 CAA Student-Athlete of the Year

Arel GordonNamed all-conference at three different positions

Andrew DowneyThree-time all-conference

Jack CosgroveAll-Conference qB;Two-time coach of the year

Landis Williams2009 All-CAA First Team

YANKee, A-10, CAANote: The Yankee Conference sponsored the sport of football from 1947-96. The Atlantic 10 Football Conference sponsored the sport from 1997-2006. The Colonial Athletic Association took over sponsorship of the sport in 2007. A special thanks is given to Stu Haskell and Dan Maloney for their historical research with this list.

>> FIRST-TEAM HONOREESPlayer ____________________ YearManauris Arias (DB) ____________ 2006Jovan Belcher (DL) ___________ 2007-08Gene Benner (WR) ___________ 1968-69Mike Bitterman (TE) ____________ 1989Ed Bogdanovich (HB) ____________ 1951Peter Borjestedt (PK) ____________ 1987Lorenzo Bouier (RB) ____________ 1980Bob Bragg (FB) _______________ 1959Ivan Brawn (OG) _____________ 1965-66Win Brown (C) ________________ 1951Mike Buck (QB) ___________ 1987, 1989Jim Butterfield (OG) ____________ 1952Lennard Byrd (RS) ______________ 2001Ryan Canary (OL) ______________ 2008Derek Carter (DB) ______________ 1997Wayne Champeon (HB) ______ 1958, 1960Lew Clark (OL) ________________ 1954Dave Cloutier (HB) _____________ 1961Stephen Cooper (LB) __________ 2001-02Thurlow Cooper (DL) __________ 1955-56Trevor Coston (PR) _____________ 2012Mark Coutts (LB) ______________ 1985David Cusano (DB) _____________ 2002Aaron Dashiell (DB) ___________ 1998-99Dick DeVarney (QB) _____________ 1965Mike DeVito (DL) ______________ 2006Dennis Dottin-Carter (DL) _________ 2002Jim Duffy (QB) ________________ 1955Harry Easton (DE) ______________ 1951Roger Ellis (OL) _____________ 1957-58Phil Ferrari (DL) _______________ 1981Mike Flynn (OL) _______________ 1996Tom Golden (OL) ____________ 1953-54Arel Gordon (RS) ______________ 2004Frank Harney (HB) _____________ 1965Chad Hayes (TE) _____________ 2000-01Sergio Hebra (WR) _____________ 1987Ray Hostetter (HB) _____________ 1956Scott Hough (OL) ______________ 1989Chris Howley (OL) ______________ 2012John Huard (LB) _____________ 1965-66Todd Jagoutz (P) ______________ 2000Dan Jones (OL)________________ 1992Dick Kinney (DL)_______________ 1961Rich LaBonte (P) __________ 1982, 1984Ben Lazarski (OL) ____________ 2004-05Dick Leadbetter (OL) ____________ 1960Jack Leggett (DB) ____________ 1974-76Jack Leone (K) ____________ 1982, 1984Stan Maddock (DL) _____________ 1969Maurice McDonald _____________ 2012Brandon McGowan (DB) __________ 2004John McGrath (DB) _____________ 1982Jerron McMillian (DB_ ___________ 2012Andy Mellow (DL) ______________ 1973Mike Mellow (P) _______________ 2004Jeff Mottola (K) _______________ 1990Niles Nelson (DL) ______________ 1958Rob Noble (OL) _____________ 1989-90Pete Norris (DL) _______________ 1966Jojo Oliphant (DL) ______________ 1999Louis Ortiz (OL) _______________ 1982Ray Paquette (DL) ______________ 1985Bill Pasquill (OL) _____________ 1965-66Dave Paul (WR) _____________ 1971-72Nick Penna (LB) _______________ 1988Claude Petteway (DB) _________ 1989-90Pete Pocius (OL) _______________ 1951Pete Ouellette (WR) __________ 1980-81Ernie Quackenbush (LB) ________ 1967-68Peter Richardson (OL) _________ 1967-68

Alan Riley (DL)________________ 1965Dave Sanzaro (DL) _____________ 1982Patrick Sheehan (OL) ____________ 1998Scott Shulman (LB) _________ 1974, 1976Ben Sirmans (RB) ______________ 1992Matt Slane (DB) _______________ 1979Jack Small (OL) _____________ 1954-55Carl Smith (RB) _____________ 1989-90Ernie Smart (FB)_______________ 1954Phil Soule (OL) ________________ 1961Rob Sterling (DB) ______________ 1987Steve Stinson (OL) _____________ 1995Justin Strzelczyk (DL) ____________ 1989Gene Sturgeon (QB) ____________ 1951Ray Sullivan (DL) ______________ 1982Ryck Suydam (DL) ______________ 1980Norm Tardiff (DB) ____________ 1965-66Jared Turcotte (FB) _____________ 2008Richard Unterstein (OL) __________ 1974Hal Violette (OL) _____________ 1958-59Jermaine Walker (LB) ____________ 2005Manch Wheeler (QB) ____________ 1961Landis Williams (WR)____________ 2009Marcus Williams (RB) __________ 2003-04Jamal Williamson (DB) ___________ 1990

>> SECOND-TEAM HONOREESDick Bergeron (OL) _____________ 1972Armond Blouin (DL) ____________ 1975Dave Bochtler (DL) _____________ 1986Ed Bogdanovich (HB) ____________ 1953Peter Borjestedt (K) _____________ 1985Lorenzo Bouier (RB) ____________ 1982Barry Buckley (OG) _____________ 1982Jack Butterfield (HB) ____________ 1951Derek Buttles (TE) ______________ 2010Tim Cahill (OL) ________________ 1985Ryan Canary (OL) ______________ 2007Derek Carter (DB) ____________ 1995-96Ed Cianchette (OL) _____________ 1952John Colasacco (OL) _____________ 1986Michael Cole (DL) ______________ 2012Jack Cosgrove (QB) ___________ 1974-75Trevor Coston (DB) _____________ 2012Mark Coutts (LB) ______________ 1984Brendan Curry (DL) _____________ 2002Gerry deGrandpre (HB) ___________ 1957Mark DeGregorio (RB) ___________ 1974Mike DeVito (DL) ______________ 2005Rudy DiPietro (RB) _____________ 1976Ron Doody (DT) _______________ 1985Doug Dorsey (RB) ____________ 1985-86Dennis Dottin-Carter (DL) _________ 2003Andrew Downey (LB) __________ 2007-08Jim Duffy (QB) ________________ 1954Tyler Eastman (OL) _____________ 2009 Charles Eberbach (OL) ___________ 1958Royston English (RB) ____________ 2001Phil Ferrari (DE) _______________ 1980Ross Fichthorn (LB) _____________ 1993Dante Fusco (TE) ______________ 2003Vinson Givans (LB) _____________ 2012Jarrod Gomes (DB) _____________ 2005Arel Gordon (RB) ______________ 2006Matt Hammond (OL) ____________ 2002Sergio Hebra (WR) ___________ 1985-86John Hodgkins (OT) _____________ 1983Dave Ingalls (OL) ______________ 1987Bob Jameson (RB) _____________ 1996Chris Keating (LB) ______________ 1978Steve Keating (OL) _____________ 1982Jamie Keefe (LB) ______________ 1985Andy Landers (OL) _____________ 1980Mike Leconte (OL) ______________ 2003Mark Lewis (DL) _______________ 1988Dan Maloney (G) ______________ 1984Bob McConnell (OL) _____________ 1972Brandon McGowan (DB) __________ 2003John McGrath (DB) _____________ 1983Andy Mellow (DE) ______________ 1972Jerron McMillian (DB) ___________ 2010Jemal Murph (LB) ______________ 1993

Scott Nason (DL) ____________ 1987-88Niles Nelson (DL) ______________ 1957Jack O’Rourke (S) ______________ 1973Jojo Oliphant (DL) ____________ 1998-99Andre Pam (RB) _______________ 1995Ken Parady (QB) _______________ 1956Chris Paul (DE) ________________ 1976Nick Penna (LB) _______________ 1987Justin Perillo (TE) ______________ 2012Alan Peterson (OL) _____________ 1982Paul Phelan (TB) ______________ 1983Josh Radulski (TE) ______________ 2004Jim Reid (S) _________________ 1972Peter Richardson (OL) ___________ 2002Tom Rogers (OL) _______________ 1990Steve Root (LB) _______________ 1986Fred Royer (LB) _______________ 1975Pat Sheehan (OL) ______________ 1997Scott Shulman (LB) _____________ 1975Matt Slane (S) ________________ 1980Michael Smith (LB) _____________ 1989Rob Sterling (DB) ______________ 1986Warren Smith (QB) _____________ 2012Josh Spearin(OL) ______________ 2012Steve Stinson (OL) _____________ 1994Daren Stone (DB) ______________ 2006Bill Tarazewich (OL) _____________ 1957John Theriault (FB) _____________ 1957Gordie Thorburn (OL) __________ 1951-52Jermaine Walker (LB) ____________ 2004John Wardwell (S) _____________ 1975Jack Welch (HB) _______________ 1958Bobby Wilder (QB) _____________ 1984Marcus Williams (RB) ____________ 2002Jamal Williamson (DB) ___________ 1989Todd Williamson (DL) ____________ 1996Dwayne Wilmot (WR) ___________ 2000Ken Woodsum (DE) _____________ 1953Rameek Wright (WR) __________ 1996-97

>> THIRD-TEAM HONOREESChristopher Arnao (OL) ___________ 2008Steven Barker (DB, KR) _______ 2009, 2010 Chris Binder (P/K) ______________ 1996Darrick Brown (RS) ___________ 1997-99Pushaun Brown (RB) ____________ 2012Raibonne Charles (DL) ___________ 2012Brendan Curry (DL) _____________ 2001David Cusano (DB) _____________ 2001Donte Dennis (LB) _________ 2009, 2010 Shawn Demaray (OL) ____________ 2007Bruno Dorismond (DL) _________ 2006-07Andrew Downey (LB) ____________ 2006Jake Eaton (QB) _______________ 2002Mickey Fein (QB) ______________ 1997Jhamal Fluellen (TB) __________ 2007-08Mike Flynn (OL) _______________ 1995Stefan Gomes (WR) _____________ 2001Arel Gordon (WR) ______________ 2005Chris Howley (OL) ______________ 2010Todd Jagoutz (K) ______________ 2000Kendall James (DB) _____________ 2012Dan Joslyn (DL) _______________ 2003Fred Lazo (LB) ________________ 2003Mike LeConte (OL) _____________ 2004Eric Lewis (DB) ________________ 1999Phil McGeoghan (WR) ___________ 2000Kevin McMahan (WR) ___________ 2005Zack Magliaro (OL) _____________ 2001Greg Mikell (DB) _______________ 1994Brent Naccara (LB) ___________ 1998-99Lionel Nixon Jr. (DB) ____________ 2008Drew O’Connor (WR) __________ 1998-99Lateef O’Connor (LB) ____________ 1997Patrick Pa’u (DL) _______________ 2003Christian Pereira (WR) _________ 2003-04Derek Session (WR) _____________ 2010Ako Stafford (LB) ______________ 1994Jordan Stevens (DE) ____________ 2009 Daren Stone (DB) ______________ 2005John Wormuth (LB) _____________ 2006

Mike Mellow2004 First-Team

Brandon McGowanTwo-time all-conference

Bruno DorismondTwo-time all-conference


FACING FBS SChOOLS

>> HAWAI’I 44, MAINE 3 (1990)Jeff Mottola kicked a 35-yard field goal and Carl Smith rushed for 52 yards in Maine’s inaugural game against an FBS foe. Hawai’i was a member of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC).

>> RUTGERS 40, MAINE 17 (1991)Carl Smith rushed for a game-high 153 yards, including an 89-yard touchdown run versus the Scarlet Knights. The 89-yard dash currently stands as the longest run from scrimmage in school history. Rutgers was a mem-ber of the Big East.

>> MAINE 9, MISSISSIPPI STATE 7 (2004)Kevin McMahan caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from Ron Whitcomb with 2:55 remaining to give Maine a 9-7 lead and the school’s first win over an FBS foe. The Bulldogs were a member of the Southeastern Con-ference (SEC).

>> NEBRASKA 25, MAINE 7 (2005)A 52-yard touchdown catch by Kevin McMahan brought Maine to within 15-7 with 9:00 remaining and al-most pulling off one of the biggest upsets in college football history. Nebraska, a member of the Big 12, went on to defeat Michigan in the Alamo Bowl following the regular season.

>> BOSTON COLLEGE 22, MAINE 0 (2006)Maine’s special teams were responsible for recovering a fumble on a punt return (Matt King) and blocking a field goal (Mike DeVito). UM held BC under its average for passing yards per game. Boston College, a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), went on on to defeat Navy in the Meineke Car Care Bowl following the regular season.

>> CONNECTICUT 38, MAINE 0 (2007)Maine trailed just 10-0 with under 2:00 to go in the first half before UConn scored four-straight touchdowns to pull away for the win. Andrew Downey had 13 tackles in the contest to lead the Black Bear defense. UConn, a member of the Big East, competed in the Meineke Car Care Bowl following the regular season.

>> IOWA 46, MAINE 3 (2008)Maine opened the season by battling Big Ten-foe Iowa at Kinnick Stadium. Jhamal Fluellen rushed for 104 yards for Maine, while Brian Harvey booted a 40-yard field goal to account for the Black Bears points. Iowa defeated South Carolina in the Outback Bowl on New Year’s Day following the regular season.

>> SYRACUSE 41, MAINE 24 (2009)Maine took a 17-10 lead into halftime courtesy of a Jordan Waxman 35-yard field goal and two touchdown receptions, inlcuding a 56-yard bomb, by Landis Williams from Warren Smith. Syracuse would eventually take the lead late in the third quarter, and the Black Bears would not score again until late.

>> SYRACUSE 38, MAINE 14 (2010)The Black Bears took leads of 7-0 and 14-7, but would go down 17-14 at halftime and could not score again. Warren Smith would pass for 127 yards and a score and would rush for the other.

>> PITTSBURGH 35, MAINE 29 (2011)Maine falls behind 35-15 with 8:39 left in the fourth, but storms back with two touchdowns in the final 3:12 and tries an onside kick but can not recover it. Derek Buttles has seven catches for 148 yards and a score.

Nebraska (2005)

hawai’i (1990)

Rutgers (1991)

Boston College (2006)

TAKING ON A ChALLeNGe The Maine Black Bear football program has never backed down from a challenge. That’s why Maine has faced some of the nation’s top Division I Football Bowl Subdvision opponents over the past five years. In fact, each of the last four FBS opponents Maine has faced have gone on to compete in a bowl game following the regular season. Three of those four have won their respective bowl games, including Nebraska over Michigan in the 2005 Alamo Bowl, Boston College over Navy in the 2006 Meineke Car Care Bowl, and Iowa over South Carolina in the 2009 Outback Bowl played on New Year’s Day. One of the greatest moments in Maine football history happened against an FBS opponent. On Sept. 18, 2004, the Black Bears ventured to Starkville, Miss., to face SEC-foe Mississippi State. Ron Whitcomb hooked up with Kevin McMahan on a 15-yard touchdown pass with under two minutes to play to lift Maine to a thrilling 9-7 win over the Bulldogs. A sold-out crowd of 77,469 fans (the largest crowd to watch a Maine football team) witnessed the Black Bears nearly pull off an upset over Nebraska in Lincoln in the 2005 opener. Maine gave NU all it could handle and trailed by a just a touch-down and two-point conversion late in the contest.

Maine to Face Boston College in 2012

Iowa (2008)

Mississippi State (2004)


For 13 seasons, Morse Field at Alfond Sports Stadium has served as one of the finest football facilities in the Northeast. The facility has been made possible by the generous donation of Harold Alfond, and Phillip and Susan (Keene) Morse. The facility opened in grand fashion on Sept. 12, 1998, as a crowd of 9,244 fans witnessed the Black Bears down border-rival New Hampshire by a score of 52-28. The grandstand, which increases the capacity of the stadium to 10,000, was made possible by a $3.1 million donation from Mr. Alfond. The Morse family donated $2.15 million for the playing surface, lights and scoreboard. The University Development Office led a fundraising effort with key volunteer leaders to raise additional private monies for the project. The Morse family, again, aided in the enhancements to the facility as they donated money for a new state-of-the-art FieldTurf playing surface, which debuted during the 2008 season. The facility, constructed and designed mostly by in-state companies, was paid for entirely by private donations totalling $6.1 million. Funds were also raised through brick purchases. The bricks, with people’s names or other messages, are displayed in the Southeast area of the stadium. “The University of Maine football program can’t thank the Alfond and Morse families enough for all they’ve done to help the program succeed,” head coach Jack Cosgrove said. “John Huard also deserves a big thanks for his time and efforts to help make this facility possible as well.” The grandstand provides seating for approximately 6,000 people. While most of the seating is bench style, there are also a number of molded chairback seats available to preferred donors and season-ticket holders. The molded chairs are mostly blue with some white seats forming a large letter “M”. The aisles throughout the stadium are considerably wider than the previous structure, allowing for increased traf-fic flow. All of the seats provide a clear unobstructed view of the field.

hAROLD ALFOND STADIuM

With state-of-the-art FieldTurf installed prior to the start of the 2008 season, Alfond Stadium truly is one of the nicest facilities in the CAA and throughout the Northeast

Under the grandstand are concrete structures that serve as men’s and women’s restrooms, concession stands and a ticket office for game day sales. The elevator is also located under the grandstand, which provides access to handicap seating, luxury boxes and the pressbox. The pressbox at the top of the grandstand is very spacious. The top level is devoted to the media, including TV, radio, and print reporters. Media members from across the state come regularly to cover the Black Bears on home Saturdays. The lower level has eight luxury boxes, and a University Administration box. Each box is similar to the boxes in Alfond Arena, featuring theatre-style seating and cable TV access. The boxes also have sliding glass doors to allow air circulation and “pad sound.” The Daktronics scoreboard was donated by the Morse family. It stands 32-feet, five inches wide and 18-feet, five-inches tall. The monochrome full matrix board can provide information for football and track meets, and can also provide simple animation. The board also features two trivision advertising panels on the bottom. The back of the scoreboard -- the portion facing campus -- features a 20-foot, four-inch by three-feet, nine-inch message center which promotes upcoming campus and athletic events. In 2004, an average of 6,746 fans -- an Alfond Stadium record -- watched the Black Bears play in five home games. A crowd of 10,048 spectators were on hand to see Maine make its home debut against Northern Colorado on Sept. 11, 2004. The 2006 season was a special one for the stadium as the facility topped a quarter of a million fans (250,000) in attendance since it opened in 1998. The 2007 campaign was also a special year as it marked the 10th anniversary since construction of the stadium was com-pleted and varsity athletic events were held on it. Maine would see its 400,000th patron come into the stadium during the 2011 season.

Alfond Stadium Quick FactsSeason ___________________________________ 14thTotal Capacity ______________________________10,000Overall Record __________________________ 43-26 (.623)First Game ___________________ 9/12/98 vs. New HampshireFirst Win _______________ 9/12/98 vs. New Hampshire, 52-28First Winning Season _______________________ 1998 (4-2)Last Winning Season _______________________ 2009 (3-2)Consecutive Winning Seasons _____________________ 4 (2x)________________________________ 2000-03; 2005-08Consecutive Non-Losing Seasons ________________6 (1998-03)Longest Winning Streak _____________ 11 (10/28/00 - 11/9/02)Largest Single Season Attendance _____________ 34,753 (1998)Largest Average Single Season Attendance _________ 6,746 (2004)Largest Single Game Attendance ______ 10,048 (vs. No. Colo., 2004)Top Three Largest Crowds ___________________________1. _________________10,048 (9/11/04 vs. Northern Colorado)2. _______________________ 9,345 (8/30/03 vs. Montana)3. ___________________ 9,244 (9/12/98 vs. New Hampshire)

MORSe FIeLDYearly

AttendanceYear _____________ Total (Avg.)1998 ___________ 34,753 (5,792)1999 ___________ 33,416 (5,569)2000 ___________ 33,347 (4,763)2001 ___________ 24,999 (5,000)2002 ___________ 27,969 (5,594)2003 ___________ 33,406 (6,701)2004 ___________ 33,729 (6,746)2005 ___________ 27,072 (5,414)2006 ___________ 26,039 (5,208)2007 ___________ 27,443 (5,489)2008 ___________ 28,160 (4,693)2009 ___________ 23,154 (4,631)2010 ___________ 29,901 (5.980)2011 ___________ 29,015 (5,803)Total _________ 412,403 (5,527)

harold Alfond with son Ted

Phil & Susan MorseAlfond Stadium debut on Sept. 12, 1998

#32 John Huard (Alfond Stadium Ring of Honor)On Aug. 30, 2003, the University of Maine inducted John Huard as its first member of the “Ring of Honor” at Alfond Stadium. Huard (Class of ‘67) was an All-American and two-time All-Yankee Conference linebacker who went on to play four seasons in the NFL. He helped guide Maine to the Lambert Cup, Yankee Conference title and a berth in the Tangerine Bowl during the 1965 season. He was drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 1967 NFL Draft, and played four-plus seasons in the NFL, including spending some time with the New Orleans Saints before suffering a severe knee injury and achilles tear. He recovered and spent three seasons in the CFL with the Montreal Alouettes and Toronto Argonauts. He returned to Maine and served as an assistant coach of the Black Bears during the 1974-75 seasons. As a head coach, he led Acadia University (Canada) to the 1979 and 1981 national titles in that country. Huard’s coaching career continued with stints in the USFL, before he returned to Maine in 1987 to coach Maine Maritime Academy. He led the Mariners to the ECAC Division III Northeast championship in 1993. He is currently the president of Northeast Turf, Hue Inc. The “Ring of Honor” is a public tribute to Maine’s gridiron greats, and is located above the east stands inside Alfond Stadium.

Head Coach Harold Westerman (Alfond Stadium Ring of Honor)Black Bear football coaching legend Harold Westerman was inducted into the Black Bear football “Ring of Honor” at Alfond Stadium on Sept. 22, 2007. Westerman devoted 33 years to Maine athletics as an assistant coach (1949-50), head coach (1951-66) and athletic director (1967-82). He previously held the school record for most wins as a head coach with 80. He ranks ninth all-time in conference history (Yankee/Atlantic 10/CAA) for conference wins with 41. “Westy” helped head coach Dave Nelson create the Wing-T offense in Orono in 1949. He began his head coaching tenure at Maine in 1951, and produced conference titles in both 1951 and 1952. Westerman was at the head of the program’s finest season in 1965, as the Black Bears went 8-2, won the Yankee Conference championship, claimed the Lambert Trophy, and earned a berth in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando, Fla. The Black Bears became the first school in conference history to claim the NCAA I-AA Lambert Cup Championship. That season saw six players named to the All-Yankee Conference First-Team, while linebacker John Huard was named a consensus All-American. The football program’s most valuable player award is also named in Westerman’s honor.

The Mahaney DomeBlack Bear student-athletes who play football, soccer, baseball or softball have an indoor practice facility complete with a state-of-the-art FieldTurf surface. The air-supported Mahaney Dome provides a useful venue for various other University of Maine activities. The late Larry Mahaney, the Maine graduate for whom the Black Bears baseball facility is named after, provided approximately $1 million required to construct the dome. Mahaney joined University of Maine President Robert Kennedy and Athletic Director Blake James, along with other University officials, for a ceremo-nial groundbreaking on Sept. 14, 2005, at the construction site. The structure is 200’ x 200’, and stands 55-feet high in the center. It is usable year-round, in all weather conditions. Mr. Mahaney passed away in February 2006. However, a ceremony titled “Celebrating the Life of Larry Mahaney” was held in May 2006. The event, which fea-tured special guest Dick Enberg, honored Mr. Mahaney by naming the structure in his honor.

#86 Thurlow Cooper (Alfond Stadium Ring of Honor)Former two-time All-Conference player Thurlow Cooper was inducted into the Maine football “Ring of Honor’ at Alfond Stadium on Oct. 15, 2011. Cooper, class of 1957, who played from 1954-56, was a two-time All-Yankee Conference end. He amassed 29 catches for 518 yards and eight scores while leading the team to a 15-5-1 record while he was on the team and captained the squad his senior season. Following his Black Bear career, Cooper was drafted in the 16th round of the 1956 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns. Cooper would go on to play for the New York Titans of the American Football League, playing in 41 career games and making 36 catches for 491 yards and eight touchdowns. He was inducted into the University of Maine Sports Hall of Fame in 1988. He was inducted posthumously into the “Ring of Honor” as he passed away in 2008 but members of his family were on hand for the induction.

#89 Chris Keating (Alfond Stadium Ring of Honor)Chris Keating was inducted into the Maine football “Ring of Honor” on Oct. 15, 2011. Keating, class of 1979, led the team in tackles for three-straight seasons. In 1976,

he notched 197 tackles and four interceptions while earning All-New England honors. He followed that up with 138 tackles in 1977 and in 1978 was named an All-East

linebacker before signing with the Buffalo Bills. Keating would go on to play six seasons and 74 games with the Bills and 10 games with the Washington Redskins, amassing

a pair of sacks and three interceptions. Following his playing days, Keating would have a successful career in finance where he was Senior Vice President of Riversource

Financial Services and is now Managing Director of Global Sales and Distribution for Cutwater Asset Management. Keating’s son, Conor, followed in his footsteps, and

played fullback for the Black Bears from 2007-10. Chris Keating was also inducted into the UMaine Sports Hall of Fame in 1991.


NATIONAL AWARDSFour Black Bears have been finalists in national player-of-the-year voting

Stephen Cooper (Buck Buchanan Award)

Stephen Cooper was named a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award in both 2001 and 2002. The award is presented annually to the nation’s most outstanding defensive player at the Di-vision I Football Championship Subdivision level. Cooper’s best finish in the voting was a fifth-place honor in 2002.

Marcus Williams (Walter Payton Award)

Matt King (Buck Buchanan Award)

Jovan Belcher (Buck Buchnan Award)

Marcus Williams was a finalist for the Walter Payton Award in 2003, finishing 15th. The award is presented annually to the nation’s most outstanding offensive player at the Divi-sion I Football Championship Subdivision level. Williams rushed for 1,284 yards and averaged 5.2 yards per carry that season.

Matt King was a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award in 2006, finishing sixth overall in the voting. King led the Atlantic 10 in sacks and tackles for loss, while also ranking third in the nation in quarterback drops behind the line of scrimmage. King totaled 112 points and four first-place votes in the voting.

Jovan Belcher was a finalist for the Buck Bu-chanan Award in 2008, finishing second overall in the voting. It was the highest finish ever for a Black Bear in a national player-of-the-year vote. Belcher was named the 2008 CAA Defen-sive Player of the Year after leading the league in tackles for loss following the regular season.

CAA SuCCeSS SINCe 2001

CAA Football is one of the, if not the, toughest Division I FCS conferences in America. The league has produced four national champions since 2000 and three additional berths in the national title game during that time. Competing in a league as stellar as the CAA is an exciting challenge. For Maine, the Black Bears have met that challenge since 2000 and have produced outstanding results, a winning record, two conference titles and four NCAA playoff appearances.

R e c o r d Rank Team Wins Losses Winning % 1. Delaware 97 53 65% 2. New hampshire 91 56 62% 3. villanova 88 57 61% 4. James Madison 88 57 61% 5. uMass 87 55 61% 6. Maine 78 62 56% 7. William & Mary 78 61 56% 8. Richmond 80 66 55% 9. Towson 33 57 37% 10. Rhode Island 45 90 33%

N C A A P l a y o f f A p p e a r a n c e s Rank Team Total # 1. New hampshire 8 T2. Richmond, Delaware, James Madison 5 T5. Maine, villanova, William & Mary 4 8. uMass 3 T9. Towson, Old Dominion 1 10. Rhode Island 0


CAA Football is home to one of the finest FCS conferences nationallyThIS IS CAA FOOTBALL

Four national champs since 2003 ... Four additional NCAA runner-up finishes during that time ... 23 teams in the NCAA Playoffs the last five

seasons.

CAA Football By The Numbers5 _____________________ National Championships(UMass 1998; Delaware 2003; JMU 2004; Richmond 2008; Villanova 2009)

4 ______________ National Championship Runners-up(UMass 1978 & 2006; Delaware 2007; Delaware 2010)

21 ___ Consecutive seasons of multiple NCAA playoff berths(Longest active streak in the FCS)

80 _______________________NCAA playoff berths

37 _________ NCAA playoff berths over the last 10 years

52 ___________NCAA playoff wins over the last 10 years

40 ______________________ Lambert Cup trophies

6 __________________ Walter Payton Award winners (Dave Meggett, Towson 1988; Brian Finneran, Villanova 1997;Jerry Azumah, UNH 1998; Brian Westbrook, Villanova 2001; Lang Campbell, W&M 2004; Ricky Santos, UNH 2006)

6 ____ Eddie Robinson National Coach-of-the-Year winners(Dan Allen, Boston U. 1993; Andy Talley, Villanova 1997; Mick-ey Matthews, JMU 1999; Sean McDonnell, UNH 2005; Mickey Matthews, JMU 2008; Rob Ambrose, Towson 2011)

6 __________ AFCA National Coach-of-the-Year winners(Andy Talley, Villanova 1997; Mark Whipple, UMass 1998; Mick-ey Matthews, JMU 2004; Mike London, Richmond 2008; Andy Talley, Villanova, 2009; K.C. Keeler, Delaware, 2010)

5 ________ Members of the College Football Hall of Fame(Tubby Raymond, Delaware; Eddie N. Robinson, Maine; Dick MacPherson, UMass; Dave Nelson, Maine & Delaware; Lou Holtz, William & Mary)

3 _________________ Buck Buchanan Award winners(Derrick Lloyd, JMU 2001; Arthur Moats, JMU, 2009; Matt Ev-ans, New Hampshire 2011)

96 ________________Season-ending top-25 rankings

52 ________________Season-ending top-10 rankings

316 ________ Sports Network All-Americans (since 1987)

Sept. 3 - The Black Bears opened up a 28-0 lead through three quarters and overwhelmed Bryant 28-13 in the mutual season-opener.

rushed for 128 yards and two scores while Trevor Coston returns a punt 74 yards for a score and has two interceptions.

Sept. 10 - Despite falling behind 35-15 in the fourth quarter to FBS-foe Pittsburgh, the Black Bears clawed back to make it 35-29 be-fore the Panthers were able to recover an on-side kick.The game proved significant as it proved Maine refused to laygive up no matter the circumstances. Michael Cole has 2.5 sacks.

Sept. 17 - After falling in a pair of close contests in 2009 and ‘10 to Albany, the Black Bears were not to be denied this time. Maine opens up 24-0 lead en route to 31-15 win. Warren Smith goes for 249 all puspose yards and two scores.

Oct. 1 - A showdown with 2010 NCAA Final-ist and fifth-ranked Delaware proved to be a big test for the Black Bears, and they would prove to be a much different team than the 2010 squad. Maine scores 17 points in the fi-nal quarter to win 31-17. Pushaun Brown has incredible game with 193 rush yards and three scores.

MARCh TO The FINAL eIGhT: A 2011 RevIeW


Oct. 8 - In one of the most memorable games in CAA history, Chris Treister’s ‘Helicopter’ two-point conversion gives Maine a 25-24 overtime win over #6 James Madison. The play would be-come a finalist for Geico College Football Play of the Year. A clutch, 34-yard field goal with 44 seconds left by Brian Harvey pushed the game into overtime to set up Treister’s dramatic play.

Oct. 15 - On Homecoming, a longtime rival- Rhode Island - gave the Black Bears all they could handle, but the 20-point lead Maine had going into the fourth proved too much for the Rams to overcome. Maurice McDonald has 139 yards receiving and a score and Vinson Givans returned an interception for a score to lead the charge for Maine.

Oct. 22 - Despite being down 16-0 going into the fourth quarter, Maine scored a touchdown only to have the Spiders answer with a score of their own. However, Maine blocked the PAT and Jerron McMillian returned it for two points that would spur Maine onto the 23-22 win on the Spiders’ Homecoming Game. Trevor Coston has 11 tackles, a forced fumble and recovery and broke up a pair of passes.

Oct. 29 - In blizzard-like conditions in Villa-nova, Maine breaks the game open with two scores in the third to take a 28-6 lead en route to the 41-25 win. Arthur Williams makes a key 80-yard touchdown reception and Maurice Mc-Donald has 96 yards receiving with a score as Warren Smith goes 17-22 for 251 yards.

Nov. 5 - In a showdown that would eventual-ly decide the CAA Champion, the Black Bears fell to National Freshman of the Year Terrance West and a talented Towson Tiger squad. Dam-arr Aultmann had 117 yards receiving and a score while David Hood had 85 yards rushing and a touchdown to lead Maine.

Nov. 12 - Needing a win to secure a playoff berth, Maine scored 22 unanswered points in the second half after UMass took a 21-10 lead early in the third. Troy Russell returned a fum-ble 60 yards for a score and forced a fumble in the endzone that Michael Cole recovered to clicnh the win. Arron Achey also had a key in-terception in the game.

Nov. 19 - Rivalry games are always competi-tive, and the battle for the Brice-Cowell Mus-ket is always fierce. The Wildcats got the better of the Black Bears on this day, reclaiming the Musket 30-27. Troy Russell had an intercetion and a fumble recovery to lead Maine.

Dec. 3 - Playing before a hostile crowd and a legendary program, Maine was going to have to play a near-perfect game to defeat power-house Appalachian State. The Black Bear de-fense gave up only 12 points and Damarr Aull-tman had 117 yards receiving and two scores as Maine won its NCAA Second Round game 34-12.


Dec. 10 - The Black Bears’ memorable sea-son came to an end as Maine fell at Geor-gia Southern in the NCAA Quarterfinals. Roosevelt Boone returned a kickoff 91 yards for a score to keep Maine in it be-fore falling 35-23.

2011 POSTSeASON NOTeSMaine Players Garnered 13 all-Caa Honors:

Trevor CosTon (1sT TeaM Pr and 2nd TeaM dB)Jerron MCMillian (1sT TeaM dB)

CHris Howley (1sT TeaM ol)MauriCe MCdonald (1sT TeaM wr)

warren sMiTH (2nd TeaM QB)JosH sPearin (2nd TeaM ol)JusTin Perillo (2nd TeaM Te)MiCHael Cole (2nd TeaM dl)vinson Givans (2nd TeaM lB)

PusHaun Brown (3rd TeaM rB)raiBonne CHarles (3rd TeaM dl)

Kendall JaMes (3rd TeaM dB)

2011 POSTSeASON NOTeS CONTINueD...Two PHil sTeele all-aMeriCans: Jerron MCMillian and Trevor CosTon

Five nFl inviTaTions: Jerron MCMillian, Trevor CosTon, dereK session, PusHaun Brown and dereK BuTTles

HiGHesT draFT PiCK in Maine HisTory:Jerron MCMillian - FourTH round To THe Green Bay PaCKers


Cosgrove Quick Facts >> 20th Season Overall ... 106-112 (.486)>> 2011 New England Football Writers FCS Coach of the Year>>2001 American Football Monthly I-AA National Coach of the Year>> 1996 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year>> 2001 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year>> 2001 & 2008 Eddie Robinson National Coach-of-the- Year finalist>> Has coached 17 All-Americans>> Sixteen (16) straight seasons with at least one Black Bear being named to an all-conference first- team or second-team

“Coach Cos is a dedicated coach ... he cares about each one of his players and is al-ways looking out for their best interests. All of his players appreciate that, and that’s why he gets the most out of them.”--All-Pro Montell Owens, Jacksonville Jaguars

Jack Cosgrove is Maine Black Bear Football. Whether as a player, assistant coach, or entering his 20th season as head coach of the program, Cosgrove has devoted his life to the overall success and well-being of the program. His pride in the University and the program is evident by the success achieved on and off the field. He has coached in more games than any other head coach in program history (218), has taken part in over 300 games in program his-tory as either a player or coach (assistant and head), and is the leader in program history for career wins with 106. During the last 10 seasons, few coaches in the Colonial Athletic Association can lay claim to the success that Cosgrove has achieved. He has guided Maine to a 71-53 mark, finishing first or second in the conference or division six times, including two Atlantic 10 cham-pionships (2001-02), four NCAA FCS playoff appearances (2001, 2002, 2008 & 2011) and leading the Black Bears to their first win over an FBS opponent in 2004 when they knocked off Mississippi State, 9-7. The 2011 season proved to be one of the best in program history. The Black Bears, picked ninth in the CAA preseason poll, finished the

year as CAA Runners-up after going 6-2 in conference play. The team received an NCAA Playoff berth and a First Round bye. In the Sec-ond Round, Maine traveled to a very talented Appalachian State squad and won the contest in impressive fashion, 34-12. The team saw a program-record five play-ers earn NFL invitations, including the highest draft pick in Maine Football history (Jerron Mc-Millian - Fourth Round). Maine earned a pair of All-American honors in Trevor Coston and McMillian as well as 13 All-CAA honors. Maine finished as the top-ranked CAA team with a National ranking of #8 for the 2011 cam-paign as well as finishing as runner-up for the Lambert Trophy. The 2010 season saw a youthful Black Bears squad take back the Brice-Cowell Musket from No. 14 New Hampshire in dramatic overtime fashion. Maine was competitive in all its games, los-ing three games by four points or less. The Black Bears had six players earn All-CAA

honors, including tight end Derek Buttles, who was also named to the New England Football Writers All-Star Team. In the Spring of 2011, linebacker Mark Masterson signed a free agent deal in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins, while wide receiver/defensive end Jeremy Kelley signed with the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger Cats. In 2009, Cosgrove led the Black Bears to the brink of the CAA North Division title, despite having one of the youngest teams in the league. For the third time in four seasons, Maine was playing for the North Division title in the last game of the regular season thanks in part to a win over No. 19 Massachusetts, as well as a tough win at Hofstra. The Black Bears had five players named to All-CAA teams, including Landis Williams who was named to the First Team, while also having five players named to the CAA All-Academic Team. In addition, four out of the eight graduating seniors from the team (Williams, Tyler East-man, Brandon McLaughlin and Jordan Stevens) would go on to participate in NFL Rookie Mini-Camps, with Eastman and Williams signing free agent contracts with the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos, respectively. The 2008 season will go down as one of the

finest seasons in program history. Cosgrove led the Black Bears to an 8-5 record, a berth in the NCAA FCS playoffs and a six-game winning streak during the year that put Maine into position to make the postseason. The winning streak marked just the 15th time in the pro-gram’s 117 seasons that Maine put together a winning streak of six games or more. The winning streak featured a pair of road wins over ranked teams. Maine began the win-ning streak on Oct. 11, with a convincing 27-10 win at No. 20 Delaware. A few weeks later, the Black Bears picked off No. 13 Massachusetts, 21-20, in Amherst. Overall, Maine finished sec-ond in the CAA North Division after the league’s preseason poll tabbed them fourth. Several individuals were honored for their play during the season, including Jovan Belcher, who was named the 2008 CAA Foot-ball Defensive Player of the Year, and was the league’s lone consensus first-team All-Amer-ican. He finished second in the voting for the Buck Buchanan Award, marking the highest

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The Cosgrove File>> BIRTHDATEOct. 30, 1955>> FAMILYWife, Marilyn; Daughter, Jeri (19); Twins, Matthew and Carly (16); and Daughter, Sydni (14 ).>> HOMETOWNSharon, Mass.>> COLLEGEMaine, 1978 (B.A. Physical Education);Maine, 1981 (M.A., Educational Administration)

>> COACHING ExPERIENCE1978-80 .....................................................................Graduate Assistant Coach, Maine1981-84 ...............................................Head Coach, Stoughton (Mass.) High School1985-86 ...................................................Offensive Assistant Coach, Boston College1987-88 ...................................................Offensive Assistant Coach (QB/WR), Maine1989-92 ............................................................................ Offensive Coordinator, Maine1993-Present ......................................................................................Head Coach, Maine

>> CAREER NOTEBOOK3 106-112 overall at Maine (17 seasons); 69-50 in the past 10 seasons.372 Atlantic 10/Yankee Conference/CAA wins is sixth all-time and third among active CAA head coaches, and first among Maine coaches all-time.3 2011 NEFW FCS Coach of the Year3 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year in 1996 and 2001.3 Finalist for the 2001 & 2008 Eddie Robinson National Coach-of-the-Year Award.3 American Football Monthly 2001 National I-AA Coach of the Year.3 Including his undergraduate years and assistant coaching tenures, Cosgrove has committed 30 years to Maine, which is more time to one Yankee Confer-ence/Atlantic 10/CAA institution than any other current league head coach.3 Two-time All-Yankee Conference quarterback.3 Coached in his 147th game as head coach of the Black Bear football pro-gram on Nov. 12, 2005, marking the most games for a head coach in Maine football history.3 Took part in his 300th game all-time at Maine on Nov. 11, 2006, at Mas-sachusetts. The 300 games include his stints as a player, assistant coach and head coach.3 Ranks first in program history for career wins by a head coach with 106.

The Cosgrove Family. Front Row (L-R): Jeri, Mari-lyn, Sydni, Carly and Matthew. Back Row: Jack.

finish ever for a Black Bear in a national play-er-of-the-year vote. Belcher became the fourth player under Cosgrove (all since 2001) to finish as a finalist for a national player-of-the-year award. In addition to Belcher, Jared Turcotte, Jhamal Fluellen and Ryan Canary also garnered All-America honors during the season. That brought a total of 15 All-Americans Cosgrove has mentored during his tenure as head coach in Orono. Canary was the second Black Bear to garner a major CAA award during 2008, as he was named the league’s Student-Athlete of the Year for combining success not just on the field, but in the classroom. A standout student, Canary was also a semifinalist for the Draddy Trophy, and won the M Club Dean Smith Award for be-ing the top male student-athlete at Maine. In addition to Canary, six other Black Bears were named to the CAA Football All-Academic Team, showing a team-wide goal of being successful in the classroom. In April of 2009, Belcher and fellow defend-er Andrew Downey, were signed as rookie free agents by the Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions, respectively. Maine’s 21-17 win at Monmouth on Sept. 6, gave Cosgrove his 81st career win, which moved him into sole possession of first place in program history for career victories. In 2007, Cosgrove led a young Black Bear squad to a strong finish as it won three of its final four games while compiling a 4-7 record. Maine’s three-game winning streak includ-ed a come-from-behind win at Northeastern, a last-second win at home versus Towson, and a convincing shutout victory against Rhode Island. Belcher earned Second-Team All-America honors, marking the 12th All-American to play for Cosgrove. Belcher also earned First-Team All-CAA honors, marking the 13th-straight season a Black Bear had been named to an all-conference first-team. In April of 2008, Matthew Mulligan and An-thony Cotrone signed NFL free agent contracts, as they signed with the Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars, respectively. Cosgrove led Maine to a 6-5 record during the 2006 campaign, which was the program’s fourth winning record in a span of six seasons. The Black Bears boasted one of the nation’s top defenses as Maine finished first nationally in rushing defense (63.91 ypg) and second in total defense (229.91). Senior defensive end Matt King was a consensus First-Team

All-American and a finalist for the Buck Bu-chanan Award, which is presented annually to the top FCS defensive player in America. King was the second Black Bear defender in the last five seasons to finish among the top six in the final voting for the prestigious honor. King was joined by seniors Mike DeVito and Manauris Arias on the Atlantic 10 Conference First-Team. Maine finished the regular season ranked No. 24 in The Sports Network FCS Top 25 Poll, and at one point was ranked in the top 20 for the first time in two seasons. The Black Bears also had a tremendous year in the classroom as 12 student-athletes were named to the Atlantic 10 Conference All-Aca-demic Team. Senior quarterback Ron Whitcomb was named the 2006 Atlantic 10 Conference Student-Athlete of the Year for his work in the classroom and efforts on the field. Overall, 29 Black Bears earned GPAs of 3.0 or better during the fall semester, and they were honored as Maine Scholar-Athletes, the second highest total for any team on campus. Cosgrove reached an impressive milestone during the 2005 season, which proved his loy-alty to his alma mater. On Nov. 12, in a thrill-

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Cosgrove Year-By-YearSeason ______ Ov. Record (Pct.) ____ Conf. Record (Pct.) ___Conference ____ Season Highlight(s)1993 _______ 3-8 (0-11) (.000) _____ 2-6 (0-8) (.000) ______Yankee _______ UM opens the Cosgrove era with a win over Buffalo.1994 _______ 3-8 (.273) _________ 2-6 (.250) _________Yankee _______ Earns first official win in 19-13 win over Delaware.1995 _______ 3-8 (.273) _________ 1-7 (.125) _________Yankee _______ Opens season with 41-15 win over Lock Haven.1996 _______ 7-4 (.636) _________ 5-3 (.625) _________Yankee _______ UM posts first winning record under Cosgrove; Wins YC Coach-of-the-Year award.1997 _______ 5-6 (.455) _________ 4-4 (.500) _________Atlantic 10 _____ Posts second-straight .500 A-10 record or better.1998 _______ 6-5 (.545) _________ 3-5 (.375) _________Atlantic 10 _____ Wins two of final three to post a winning record.1999 _______ 4-7 (.364) _________ 3-5 (.375) _________Atlantic 10 _____ Wins two of final three to close out the season.2000 _______ 5-6 (.455) _________ 3-5 (.375) _________Atlantic 10 _____ Wins three of final four to close out the season.2001 _______ 9-3 (.750) _________ 7-2 (.778) _________Atlantic 10 _____ UM wins share of the Atlantic-10 championship; First conference title since 1989; Advances to quarterfinals of the NCAA playoffs.2002 _______ 11-3 (.786) ________ 7-2 (.778) _________Atlantic 10 _____ UM wins the Atlantic 10 championship; Advances to quarterfinals of the NCAA playoffs; Sets school record for wins in a season.2003 _______ 7-5 (.583) _________ 5-4 (.556) _________Atlantic 10 _____ UM posts third-straight winning record.2004 _______ 5-6 (.455) _________ 3-5 (.375) _________Atlantic 10 _____ UM knocks off SEC-foe Mississippi State, 9-7.2005 _______ 5-6 (.455) _________ 3-5 (.375) _________Atlantic 10 _____ Wins three of final four to close out the season.2006 _______ 6-5 (.545) _________ 5-3 (.625) _________Atlantic 10 _____ Finishes regular season ranked 24th nationally.2007 _______ 4-7 (.363) _________ 3-5 (.375) _________CAA _________ Wins three of final four to close out the season.2008 _______ 8-5 (.615) _________ 5-3 (.625) _________CAA _________ Advanced to the NCAA FCS playoffs.2009 _______ 5-6 (.455) _________ 4-4 (.500) _________CAA _________ Finished second in the North Division2010 _______ 4-7 (.363) _________ 3-5 (.375) _________CAA _________ UM beats UNH to claim Musket for 1st time in 7 yrs2011 _______ 9-4 (.692) _________ 6-2 (.750) _________CAA _________ Advances to NCAA Qtrs.; #8 Final national ranking19 Seasons ___ 106-112 (.486) _____ 72-83 (.465) _______YC, A-10, CAA __ 106 wins is first in program history.

and USA Today/ESPN and was ranked second in the nation at one point in the season – the highest ranking in program history. Individually, senior linebacker Stephen Cooper was a consensus All-American selection and won the George H. “Bulger” Lowe Award as the top defensive football player in New England. Cooper was also the A-10 Defensive Player of the Year and a finalist for the Buchanan Award for the second-consecutive season. In 2001, the Black Bears tied the previous school record for wins (9) when they defeated McNeese State 14-10 in the NCAA I-AA playoffs. Maine advanced to the national quarterfinals for the first time in school history. During the regular season, Cosgrove was honored as co-Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year, when he led the Black Bears to a 7-2 league mark and a tie with three other teams at the top of the conference standings. The Black Bears, selected eighth in the preseason Atlantic 10 poll, landed 10th and 12th in the final Sports Network and USA Today/ESPN national polls. Cosgrove was a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Award, presented annually to the nation’s top FCS coach. He was also named the American

Football Monthy National Coach of the Year. He also led a team that garnered numerous individual awards. Three members of the 2001 team earned All-America honors, while Cooper was a finalist for the Buchanan Award and received a share of the A-10 Defensive Player-of-the-Year award. A hint of success in 2001 could be found in the 2000 campaign. Cosgrove guided the Black Bears to a 5-6 record, including wins in three of the last four games. Only two other teams in the Atlantic 10 were as successful over the last month of the season and those teams (Delaware and Richmond) advanced to the NCAA playoffs. Prior to 1999, Cosgrove had put together two .500-plus seasons over three years, a feat that had not been accomplished since the 1988 and 1989 seasons. Cosgrove also earned Atlantic 10 Coach-of-the-Year honors in 1996 after his team went 7-4. Along with the program’s successes on the field, Cosgrove has emphasized academics and community service. In 2001, one of his team members, Phil McGeoghan, received the Dean Smith Award which is presented to the athletic

department’s top student-athlete. In 2002, one of his senior captains, Malik Nichols, received a senior outstanding achievement award from the campus community. Cosgrove has seen the average GPA of his team improve nearly every year. Including his undergraduate years and his assistant coaching tenures at Maine, Cosgrove has committed 31 years to one Yankee Conference/Atlantic 10/CAA institution, more than any other current league head coach. His 72 league wins rank fifth all-time, and he is third among current league coaches. Cosgrove, a former All-Yankee Conference quarterback and the Black Bears’ offensive coordinator from 1989–92, was named the 34th head coach of the Black Bears on Feb. 22, 1993. Cosgrove has seen a variety of coaching styles, playing under Walter Abbott and Jack Bicknell at Maine, and serving as an assistant coach for Bicknell, both at Maine and at Boston College. Cosgrove has also coached under Tim Murphy, Tom Lichtenberg and Kirk Ferentz. A 1978 graduate of Maine, Cosgrove was a two-time second-team All-Yankee Conference

JACK COSGROveing 27-24 overtime victory over Rhode Island, Cosgrove took part in his 147th game as a head coach at Maine, moving him into first place in program history for most games as a head coach. Cosgrove turned in one of his strongest coaching performances during the 2005 sea-son, as he guided a young Black Bear squad to a 5-6 record. The young group came of age in the final four games of the season with a 3-1 record after stumbling out to a 2-5 start. Maine won three straight games including Delaware (Oct. 29), at Northeastern (Nov. 5) and Rhode Island (Nov. 12). The spring of 2006 also provided a highlight when wide receiver Kevin McMahan was se-lected by the Oakland Raiders with the 255th pick in the seventh round of the NFL Draft. It marked the first time in Cosgrove’s head coach-ing tenure, and the first since 1990, that a Black Bear was picked in the annual draft. Success wasn’t isolated to the playing field, but also in the classroom in 2005, as five Black Bears were named to the Academic All-Atlantic 10 Team. Cosgrove guided the Black Bears to a 5-6 record during the 2004 season as Maine was in every game right down to the end. Four of Maine’s losses were by seven points or less. The highlight of the season was the Black Bears’ victory over Mississippi State, as Maine held the Bulldogs scoreless for the final three quar-ters before scoring a late touchdown to pull out the victory. More success from the 2004 season followed in the spring of 2005, as running back Marcus Williams (Indianapolis Colts) and defensive back Brandon McGowan (Chicago Bears) signed as rookie free agents in the NFL. McGowan started three games as a rookie for the Bears in 2005 and was a member of the team’s Super Bowl roster in 2007. In 2003, Maine complied a 7-5 overall record and a 5-4 mark in the Altantic 10. The Black Bears were led by Whitcomb, then a freshman quarterback, who was named the conference’s rookie of the year. In addition, Williams led the Atlantic 10 with 116.7 yards per game and was second in the conference in total rushing yards. The defense was third in the conference and second in rushing defense. The Black Bears posted an 11-3 record during 2002, setting a school record for wins along the way. Maine was ranked sixth in the final polls issued by both The Sports Network

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A 1978 graduate of Maine, Cosgrove was a two-time second-team All-Yankee Conference quarterback and an ECAC All-Star for the Black Bears. He still ranks as the eighth all-time lead-ing passer in Maine football history with 2,836 career yards. In 1974, his rookie campaign at Maine, Cosgrove passed for 517 yards and rushed for another 558 yards, while leading the Black Bears to their first Yankee Conference title in nine years. In 1976, he guided Maine to a 6-5 record and the school’s first winning season since 1969. Upon graduation from Maine, Cosgrove was a graduate assistant coach with the Black Bears from 1978–80 under Bicknell. He received his master’s in educational administration from Maine in 1981. Cosgrove then became the head football coach at Stoughton High School (Mass.), where he also taught American history, from 1981–84. Cosgrove is a Sharon, Mass., native and graduated from Sharon High School. In 1985, he became an offensive assistant at Boston College, assisting with the quarterbacks and working with the wide receivers. In 1986, he helped direct the Eagles to a 9-3 record and

Cosgrove vs. OpponentsOpponent ___________________________________________________ RecordAlbany ________________________________________________________ 2-2Appalachian State _________________________________________________ 2-0Boston College ___________________________________________________ 0-1Boston University __________________________________________________ 2-3Bryant ________________________________________________________ 1-0Buffalo ________________________________________________________ 3-3Central Connecticut State _____________________________________________ 1-0Central Florida ____________________________________________________ 0-2Colgate ________________________________________________________ 1-1Connecticut _____________________________________________________ 3-5Dartmouth ______________________________________________________ 1-0Delaware _______________________________________________________ 5-8Florida International ________________________________________________ 2-0Fordham _______________________________________________________ 1-0Georgia Southern __________________________________________________ 0-2Hofstra ________________________________________________________ 6-8Howard ________________________________________________________ 2-0Iona __________________________________________________________ 1-0Iowa __________________________________________________________ 0-1James Madison __________________________________________________ 5-10Kutztown _______________________________________________________ 1-0Lock Haven ______________________________________________________ 1-0Massachusetts ___________________________________________________ 7-12McNeese State ____________________________________________________ 2-0Mississippi State __________________________________________________ 1-0Monmouth ______________________________________________________ 3-0Montana _______________________________________________________ 0-2Morgan State ____________________________________________________ 1-0Nebraska _______________________________________________________ 0-1New Hampshire __________________________________________________ 6-13Northeastern ___________________________________________________ 10-6Northern Colorado _________________________________________________ 1-0Northern Iowa ____________________________________________________ 0-2Pittsburgh ______________________________________________________ 0-1Rhode Island ____________________________________________________ 12-6Richmond ______________________________________________________ 7-6Shaw _________________________________________________________ 1-0St. Cloud State ____________________________________________________ 1-0Stony Brook _____________________________________________________ 1-1Syracuse _______________________________________________________ 0-2Towson ________________________________________________________ 3-1Villanova _______________________________________________________ 6-4William & Mary ___________________________________________________ 3-7William Penn ____________________________________________________ 1-0Youngstown State _________________________________________________ 0-145 Opponents ___________________________________________ 106-112 (.486)

a victory in the Hall of Fame Bowl. He returned to Maine in 1987 as the quar-terbacks and receivers coach for Murphy. His coaching helped develop Mike Buck, the Maine career passing leader, who led the Black Bears to their first NCAA Division I-AA playoff appearance in 1987. In 1988, he was promoted to pass game coordinator and directed the Yankee Conference’s top passing offense. In 1989, he was promoted to offensive coordi-nator by first-year head coach Tom Lichtenberg. Cosgrove coached the Yankee Conference’s top offensive team, as the Black Bears averaged over 440 yards a game in total offense en route to a school-record nine wins, the Yankee Conference championship, and the school’s second NCAA tournament appearance in three years. From 1990–92, he continued to serve as the top offensive assistant under Ferentz. He and his wife, Marilyn, live in Bangor with their twins Matthew and Carly, 17; and daughter, Sydni, 14. They have an older daughter, Jeri, who is 20 and is a junior at the University of Maine.

Name _____________Years at Maine (Positions Coached) ____________ Current PositionJerry Azzinaro _________1997-98 (DL) _______________________________Oregon (DL)Jared Backus __________1999-01 (DL/ST Coord.) _______________________ Princeton (DB)John Baxter __________1989 (TE/ST Coord.)____________________ USC(Assoc. Head Coach)John Bonamego ________1989-92 (WR/ST Coord.) _____________ Jacksonville Jaguars (ST Coord.)Chuck Bresnahan _______1992-93 (Def. Coord./LB) _____________ Oakland Raiders (Def. Coord.)Kevin Cahill __________2008-11 (WR/ST Coord.) _______________________Yale (ST Coord.)Mike Cerasuolo ________1994-95 (RB) ___________________ Springfield College (Off. Coord.)Keith Clark ___________1987 (DL) ___________________________Dartmouth (Off. Coord.)Jeff Comissiong ________2000-06 (RB/DL) ________________________ Boston College (DL)Kevin Cooper __________1994-98 (DL) _______________ Bonny Eagle H.S., Maine (Head Coach)Paul Dunn ___________1990-93 (Off. Coord./OL) ____________________ Atlanta Falcons (OL)David Dykeman ________2004 (WR) ________________Worcester Academy, Mass. (Head Coach)Mickey Fein __________2001-02 (WR) ______________________ Lafayette College (OC/QB)Paul Ferarro __________1989 (LB) _____________________________ Maine (Def. Coord.)Kirk Ferentz __________1990-92 (Head Coach) ______________________Iowa (Head Coach)Andre Fontenette _______2009 (WR) _______________________________ Campbell (WR)Brian Gaine __________1991-95 (Player, TE) _____________ Miami Dolphins (Player Personnel)Joe Gilbert ___________1994-99 (Off. Coord./OL) ____________________Illinois (Asst. HC/OL)Frank Giufre __________2008-11 (OL) ______________ Indianapolis Colts (Off. Quality Control)Torrian Gray __________2000-01 (DB) ___________________________ Virginia Tech (DB)Matt Griffin __________2000-02 (OL/Running Game Coord.) _ Jacksonville Jaguars (Offensive Quality)Mike Kelliher __________1996 (LB) _____________________________ Brown (Def. Coord.)Mike Kolakowski _______1989 (Def. Coord./DB) ___________________ Ave Maria (Def. Coord.)Scott Lakatos _________1995-00 (Def. Coord./DB) _______________________ Georgia (DB)Will Lewis ___________1984 (DB) __________________ Seattle Seahawks (Player Personnel)John Lovett __________1985-88, 1994 (Def. Coord.) ____________________ Texas Tech (DEs)Tom McEntire _________2008 (Def. Asst.) __________________Rutgers (Player Development) Phil McGeoghan ________2007 (WR) ___________________________ Miami Dolphins (WR)Neil McGrath __________1995-99 (Def. Coord./LB) ________________________ Brown (DL)Tim Murphy __________1985-88 (Head Coach) ____________________ Harvard (Head Coach)Rich Nagy ___________2001-05 (Def. Coord./LB/DB) __________ Western Michigan (Def. Coord.)Mark Nori ____________2003 (OL) ____________________________Stow HS (Head Coach)Tim Pendergast ________1992 (DB) ________________________Ithaca College (Def. Coord.)Andy Rondeau _________2006 (DB/ST Coord.) ____________________ Holy Cross (Def. Coord.)Joe Rossi ____________2007-12 (ST Coord./LB/Def. Coord.) _____________ Rutgers (ST Coord.)Brian Scott ___________2004-06 (OL) ______________________ Old Dominion (Off. Coord.)Bill Sheridan __________1987-88 (LB)_________________ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Def. Coord.)Ben Sirmans __________1996-99 (RB) __________________________ St. Louis Rams (RB)Antoine Smith _________2003-04 (DL) _____________________________ Holy Cross (DL)Robb Smith __________2006-07 (Def. Coord.) ____________________ Rutgers (Def. Coord.)Steve Spagnuolo _______1994 (Def. Coord./DB) _____________ New Orleans Saints (Def. Coord.)John Strollo __________2004 (OL) ________________________________ Penn State (TE)Steve Vashel __________2009-11 (DB) ________________________________ Yale (DB)Scott Walker __________1990-95 (RB) _____________________ Rutgers (Academic Support)Bobby Wilder _________1990-06 (Off. Coord./QB) ______________ Old Dominion (Head Coach)Dwayne Wilmot ________2005-10 (Recruit. Coord./DL) ____________________ Yale (Def. Line)Mike Zyskowski ________2005-07 (RB) ____________________ Old Dominion (RB/ST Coord.)


ASSISTANT COACheSK e v I N B O u R G O I N >> OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / QUARTERBACKS >> EIGHTH SEASON >> MASSACHUSETTS ‘96

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Directed the first 3,000-yard passer in school history in quarterback Warren Smith as well as a 1,000-yard rusher in Pushaun Brown...Maine ranked fourth in the CAA in total offense and scoring offense WR Maurice McDonald earned First Team All-CAA honors as did OL Chris Howley...Smith, TE Justin Perillo and OL were named to the Second Team and Brown was named to the Third Team...The offensive line gave up a league-low 1.54 sacks per contest...Brown, TE Derek Buttles and WR Derek Session all gained NFL invitations.

>> Promoted from receivers coach to offensive coordinator prior to the 2007 season.>> Has produced 21 all-conference honors in his first three seasons as coordinator.>> Has worked with nine players (RB Pushaun Brown, WR Derek Session, WR Kevin Mc-Mahan, WR Ryan Waller, WR Landis Williams, OL Tyler Eastman, TE Matthew Mulligan, TE Derek Buttles and FB Anthony Cotrone) in his five years at Maine, who have gone on to either be drafted or signed as rookie free agents by NFL teams.>> Developed Warren Smith and Chris Treister as Maine had the best passing attack in the CAA in 2009>> Mentored WRs Kevin McMahan and Arel Gordon in 2005, as the two finished among the national leaders in receptions per game that year. Gordon finished 10th, while McMa-han followed in 35th. Both were named to the All-Atlantic 10 Third-Team that year.>> Served as the receivers coach at Brown prior to Maine, where he worked with a pair of two-time All-Americans and Walter Payton Award finalists in Stephen Campbell and Chas Gessner. >> At the time of their graduations, Campbell ranked second all-time in FCS history with 305 career receptions, while Gessner was fourth with 292. Campbell owns the FCS record with 120 receptions in a single season. Gessner is the FCS record holder with 24 receptions in a single game. Both players spent time with NFL teams, including Gessner, who won a Super Bowl with the New England Patriots in 2003.>> Maine’s offense took shape near the end of the 2007 season. The Black Bears produced 20 plays of 20 yards or more in the final six games after producing just six in the first five contests.

>> Derek Buttles (All-Conference, NFL)>> Derek Session (All-Conference, NFL)>> Warren Smith (All-Conference, Pro)>> Jhamal Fluellen (All-American)>> Ryan Canary (All-American)>> Jared Turcotte (All-American)>> Stephen Campbell (All-Am., NFL)>> Chas Gessner (All-American, NFL)>> Kevin McMahan (All-Conf., NFL)>> Landis Williams (All-Conf., NFL)>> Arel Gordon (All-Conference, NFL)>> Tyler Eastman (All-Conf., NFL)>> Ryan Waller (NFL)>> Christopher Arnao (All-Conference)>> Matthew Mulligan (NFL)>> Anthony Cotrone (NFL)>> Drew O’Conner (All-Conference)>> Phil McGeoghan (All-Conf., NFL)>> Dwayne Wilmot (All-Conf., NFL)>> Four-year starter and letterwinner at wide receiver for Massachusetts from 1992-95.

>> Helped lead UMass to winning sea-sons in three of his four years, including a 9-2 mark in 1993.

>> Education: B.S. in sports manage-ment from UMass ‘96.

>> Hometown: Rutland, Vt.

>> Resides: In Bangor with his wife, Amanda and son, Brendan.

>> Experience:Maine Off. Coordinator (2007-Present)Maine WR/TE Coach/Pass Game Coordinator (2005-07)Brown WR Coach (2000-05)Maine WR Coach (1998-00)Colby WR/TE Coach (1997)

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“Paul Ferraro will be a great addition to our Black Bear coaching staff,” said Cosgrove. “We have worked together before here at Maine, and he is very familiar with our program. His experiences, both as a college and professional coach, will help our entire football opera-tion! We are very excited and fortunate that he is joining our staff.”Coached the linebackers for the NFL’s St. Louis Rams...The Rams finished in the top half of the NFL in sacks each of the last two season, including seventh in 2010...LB James Lauri-naitis ranked seventh in the NFL in tackles by a linebacker with 142.

>> Hired as Defensive Coordinator in the Spring of 2012.>> Coached the linbackers for the St. Louis Rams from 2009-2011>> Spent three seasons as the Special Teams Coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings, where he helped the unit produce the third-most punts inside the 20-yardline and garnered three Special Teams Player of the Week honors.>> Was a special teams assistant with the NFL’s Carolina Panthers in 2005 when the team advanced to the NFC Championship game>> From 2001-04 was the defensive coordinator for the Big East’s Rutgers Scarlet Knights where the 2004 squad led the conference in sacks, takeaways and third-down defense.>> Coached a pair of players to All-ACC honors as defensive backs coach at Georgia Tech as the Yellow Jackets advanced to the 1999 Gator Bowl and the 2000 Peach Bowl.>> From 1991-98 served was the defensive coordinator at Bowling Green, helping the team to the 1991 and 1992 Mid-American Conference Championships and the 1991 Cali-fornia Raisin Bowl and 1992 Las Vegas Bowl Championships.>> Served as Maine’s linebackers coach in 1989, helping the team to the Yankee Confer-ence Championship

>> James Laurinaitis (Led St. Louis Rams in tackles)

>> Aundrae Allison (NFL Special Teams Player of the Week from the Minnesota Vikings)

>> Ryan Longwell (NFL Special Teams Player of the Week twice from the Min-nesota Vikings)

>> Jeremy Muyres (All-Coonference from Georgia Tech)

>> Tavaris Tillman (All-Conference, NFL from Georgia Tech)

>> Gary Brackett (All-Conference, NFL player from Rutgers)

>> Vince Palko (Mid American Confer-ence Defensive Player of the Year in 1993 and 1994 from Bowling Green)

>> All-New England player as a safety at Springfield College (Mass.)

>> Helped lead team to an 8-2 record in 1979 and 7-2 mark in 1980

>> Education: B.S. from Springfield College in 1982 and a Master’s from Syracuse in 1986.>> Hometown: Ridgewood, N.J.>> Resides: In Bangor.>> Experience:Maine Def. Coordinator (2012)St. Louis Rams LB (2009-11)Minnesota Vikings Spec. Teams (2006-08) Carolina Panthers ST Asst./S&C Asst. (2005)Rutgers Def. Coord. (2001-04)Georgia Tech DBs (1999-2000)Bowling Green Def. Coord. (1991-98)Ohio University LBs (1990)Maine LBs (1989)Catholic University Asst. HC/Asst. AD (1988)Dartmouth Def. Coord. (1987)Villanova Def. Coord. (1984-86)Syracuse GA (1983) UMass GA (1982)

K e v I N B O u R G O I N >> OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / QUARTERBACKS >> EIGHTH SEASON >> MASSACHUSETTS ‘96

PA u L F e R R A R O >> DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / LINEBACKERS >> FIRST SEASON >> SPRINGFIELD ‘82

ASSISTANT COACheSD e N N I S D O T T I N - C A R T e R >> DEFENSIVE LINE/DEF. S.T. COORD. >> FIFTH SEASON >> MAINE ‘04

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Coached the defensive line...Saw two players, DL Michael Cole and Raibonne Charles garner All-CAA honors with Cole getting Second Team honors and Charles the Third Team...Cole led the conference with 11.0 sacks...Maine ranked third in the CAA with 33 sacks.

>> Promoted to Defensive Special Teams Coordinator in Spring of 2012>> Saw a pair of players garner All-CAA honors, with Michael Cole earning Sec-ond Team honors and Raibonne Charles being named to the Third Team in 2011>> Cole led the conference in sacks with 11.0 while also ranking fourth with 15.0 tackles-for-loss>> Developed DL Kevin Phanor into professional football player who currently plays for Stuttgart in Germany>> Promoted to defensive line coach in the spring of 2011.>> Coached All-American running back Jared Turcotte during the Black Bears’ playoff run in 2008

>>Michael Cole (All-Conference)

>> Raibonne Charles (All-Conference)

>> Jared Turcotte (All-American)

>> Derek Buttles (All-Conference,NFL)

>> Pushaun Brown (All-Conference, NFL)

>> Terrel Walker (CAA Rookie of the Week)

>> Pushaun Brown (Ended the 2010 season with three-straight 100-yard rushing games).

>>Helped lead Maine to A-10 titles in 2001 and 2002.>> An All A-10 First Team selection in 2002.>> First Team All-New England 2002.

>> Education: B.S. in kinesiology and physical education from Maine in 2004.

>> Hometown: Cambridge, Mass.

>> Resides: In Orono.

>> Experience:Maine Def. ST (2012)Maine DL Coach (2011-Present)Maine RBs (2010)Maine TE/FB (2009)Maine TE (2008)

J e F F A M B R O S I e >> RUN GAME COORDINATOR/OFFENSIVE LINE >> FIRST SEASON >> CORTLAND STATE ‘98

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Served as the Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line coach at the University of Roches-ter...Coached OL John Whiting to First Team All-Liberty League honors while TE Thomas Norman also was a First Team selection...The line paved the way for RB Clarence Onyiriuka who would garner Second Team honors...Three other Rochester players garnered Honor-able Mention accolades on the offensive side of the ball.

>> Named Maine’s Offensive Line coach in the Spring of 2012>> Prior to joining the Maine staff, served the previous three seasons as the Of-fensive Coordinator/Offensive Line coach at University of Rochester>> Rochester prduced the Liberty League’s most potent rushing attack, the line gave up the least sacks and produced eight All-Conference players>> Prior to Rochester, Ambrosie served as the run game coordinator and recruit-ing coordinator at St. Francis (Pa.), where he developed two All-NEC linemen and an All-American in two seasons>> Was the offensive graduate assistant and assistant video coordinator at Pitts-burgh from the Big East when the Panthers won the 2004 Big East Championship and advanced to the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl>>While at Pittsburgh, coached Mike McGlynn, Rob Pettiti and Charles Spencer to All-Big East honors and the NFL.>> Coached the linebackers and was an assistant special teams coach at Union College from 2001-03 after spending two years as the Assistant Head Coach at Onondaga High School in New York .

>> John Whiting (All-Conference at Rochester)

>> Thomas Norman (All-Conference at Rochester)

>> Clarence Onyiriuka (All-Conference at Rochester)

>> Mike McGlynn (All-Conference at Pittsburgh, NFL)

>> Rob Pettiti (All-Conference at Pittsburgh, NFL)

>> Charles Spencer (All-Big East at Pittsburgh, NFL)

>>Four-year starter at Cortland State.

>> Helped lead team to the NCAA play-offs.

>> Education: B.S. in sociology from Cortland State ‘98 and a master’s in PE and health from Union College.

>> Hometown: Syracuse, N.Y.

>> Resides: In Bangor.

>> Experience:Maine OL Coach (2012)Rochester OC/OL (2008-11)St. Francis Run Game/Rec. Coord. (2006-07)Pittsburgh GA (2004-05)Union College Asst. ST (2001-03)


ASSISTANT COACheSK Y L e A R C h e R >> WIDE RECEIVERS/OFF. S.T. COORD. >> FIRST SEASON >> CONNECTICUT ‘07

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Served as the Wide Receivers coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Brown...coached Brown wide receiver Alexander Tounkara-Kone to All-Ivy League honors.

>> Named the Wide Receivers coach and Special Team Coordinator at Maine in the Spring of 2012.>> Previously coached the wide receivers and was the recruiting coordinator at Brown in the Ivy League for the last three seasons.>> Assistant Defensive Backs coach at Brown in 2007 and 2008.>> While with the Bears, he helped develop four All-Ivy League selections at defensive back as well as first-year starter Alex Tounkara into a First Team All-Ivy League selection.>> Brown won the Ivy League Championship in 2008.>> Prior to Brown he served as a student assistant coach at the University of Connecticut from the Big East.>> Archer created weekly defensive scouting reports, worked with the lineback-ers and defensive back coaches at UConn.>> Has worked at several coaching clinics, including the Randy Edsall Football Camp and the Nike Coach of the Year Clinic.

>>Nkosi Still (All-Conference at Brown)

>> Chris Perkins (All-Conference at Brown)

>>David Clement (All-Conference at Brown)

>> AJ Cruz (All-Conference at Brown)

>> Alex Tounkara (Two-time All-Con-ference at Brown)

>> Jimmy Saros (All-Conference at Brown)

>>Walk-on linebacker at UConn in 2003>>Served as a student assistant from 2004-06 creating weekly defensive scouting reports, working with the linebackers and defensive back coaches.

>> Education: B.S. with an individualized major focusing in coaching and adminis-tration from the University of Connecticut in 2007.

>> Hometown: Milford, Mass.

>> Resides: In Bangor with his wife Lindsay.

>> Experience:Maine WRs and Off. SpTm (2012)Brown WRs and Recruiting Coord. (2009-11)Brown DBs (2007-08)UConn Student Assistant (2004-06)

J O e h A R A S Y M I A K >> DEFENSIVE BACKS >> SECOND SEASON >> SPRINGFIELD ‘07

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Served as the Assistant Defensive Backs coach...coached a pair of All-Americans in Jerron McMillian and Trevor Coston...Cornerback Kendall James also received All-CAA recogni-tion...McMillian was a Fourth Round NFL Draft pick of the Green Bay Packers while Coston signed a free agent deal with the Chicago Bears...Maine had the second-most interceptions in the CAA with 19 and the second-best defensive pass efficiency.

>> Promoted to Defensive Backs coach in the Spring of 2012.>> In his first season at Maine, helped develop one of the best secondary units in the CAA.>>Maine had the second-most interceptions in the CAA with 19 and the sec-ond-best defensive pass efficiency.>> Safeties Jerron McMillian and Trevor Coston and cornerback Kendall James were all named to All-CAA Teams while McMillian and Coston were named All-American>> McMillian was the highest drafted player ever, being taken in the Fourth Round of the NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers while Coston signed as a free agent with the Chicago Bears>> Worked with the Springfield quarterbacks in 2010 and the wide receivers in 2009.>> Defensive Backs coach with Maine Maritime Academy in 2008.

>> Jerron McMillian (All-Conference, NFL)

>> Trevor Coston (All-Conference, NFL)

>>Kendall James (All-Conference)

>> Two-time All-Conference selection at Springfield

>>Tied the school record for intercep-tions in a year (10) and in a career (17)

>> Education: B.S. in physical education from Springfield

>> Hometown: Waldwick, N.J.

>> Resides: In Bangor.

>> Experience:Maine DB Coach (2012)Maine Asst. DBs (2011)Springfield College QBs Coach (2010)Springfield College WRs Coach (2009)Maine Maritime DBs (2008)

K Y L e A R C h e R >> WIDE RECEIVERS/OFF. S.T. COORD. >> FIRST SEASON >> CONNECTICUT ‘07

J O e h A R A S Y M I A K >> DEFENSIVE BACKS >> SECOND SEASON >> SPRINGFIELD ‘07

ASSISTANT COACheS/STAFFShawn

Demaray>> Off. Asst. / RBs/Recruit-ing Coordinator>> Second Season>> Maine ‘07

Shawn Demaray enters his second season on the staff of the Black Bears. He was promoted to Running Backs coach in the offseason. In his first season he coached the tight ends, he developed Justin Perillo into an All-CAA performer while another tight end, Derek Buttles, got an invitaion to an NFL camp. Perillo ranked among the leaders in the CAA for receptions. Demaray came back to Maine after having coached the offensive line at Husson University in Bangor, Maine. At Husson, he helped to develop a very young offensive line that improved greatly throughout the season. Prior to joining Husson, Demaray coached at Maine Maritime Academy where he coached an offensive line that consistently pro-duces one of the best rushing attacks at the Division III level. Demaray was an All-Conference offensive lineman during his teure as a player at Maine. He graduated from Maine in 2007 with a degree in kinesiology and physical education. He would earn his Master’s the following year from Maine in exercise science.

RyanTaylor

>> Athletic Trainer>> Sixth Season>> Toledo ‘92

Ryan Taylor, ATC, is the head athletic trainer for the University of Maine and covers the football team. He can be seen at many athletic events with his family cheering on the Black Bears. A native of Willoughby, Ohio, he received his bachelors of Education degree from the University of Toledo in 1992. His earned his master’s degree in education from Southern Illinois University – Carbondale where he was a graduate assistant working with traumatic sport injury rehabilitations for University athletes, students and community members. In addition to covering Black Bear athletic teams Ryan teaches and supervises student athletic trainers. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Maine Athletic Trainers’ Association and College Athletic Trainers’ Society. Taylor and his wife, Amy, reside in Hermon with their children son Bryce (12), and daughter, Jillian (10).

JordanStevens

>> Def. Asst. / DL>> Second Season>> Maine ‘09

Jordan Stevens enters his second season at Maine serving as the Assistant Defensive Line coach. During his first year on the staff, Stevens helped tutor Michael Cole, who led the CAA in sacks and was an All-CAA selection. The line also saw senior Raibonne Charles garner All-Conference honors while Kevin Phanor signed a professsional contract to play in Europe. Stevens, a former All-CAA defensive end as a Black Bear, returned to the team as a coach for the 2011 season. Stevens had a tryout with the NFL’s Detroit Lions before signing with the Hartford Colonials of the UFL in 2010. He was team captain and an All-CAA Third Team and New England Football Writers All-Star Team selection in 2009 after helping lead the team to the NCAA Playoffs in 2008. Stevens earned his degree in business management from Maine in 2010. He resides in Orono.

GregWebster

>> Def. Asst. / DBs>> First Season>> Springfield ‘08

Greg Webster joined the football staff as assistant defensive backs coach in the Spring of 2012. Webster came to Maine from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (Indiana) where he served as an assistant coach working with the wide receivers. During his tenure at RHIT, he tutored All-League wide receiver Jordan Neilson and developed practices and scouting plans. Prior to joining RHIT, Webster served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Springfield College. He was the wide receivers coach and helped plan practice, carried out positional meetings and recruited as well. Webster first got into coaching at UConn where he was an operations intern in 2009. Working under the director of football operations, he assisted with travel, budgets, recruiting as well as helping to coordinate UConn’s 2009 Pro Day. Webster holds a bachelor degree in sport management and a master’s in education from Springfield College.

SteveVanidestine

>> Field Equipment Mgr.>>Ninth Season

Steve Vanidestine is in his ninth season as field equipment manager for the football team. Steve assists in organizing practices and the layout of the field. He also serves as an assistant to Coach Cosgrove during practices and games.

MattBirkett

>>Tight Ends>> First Season>> Edinboro ‘03

Matt Birkett is in his frist season on the staff coaching the tight ends. He came to Maine from Chaminade High School in California. where he was the defensive backs coach and helped the team to a 10-2 record and a CIF emi-final appearance . Birkett spent the 2010 campaign working for UCLA from the Pac-12 where he worked with the football team’s video department. Prior to going to the Bruins, he coached the wide receivers for Pac-Five High School in Hawaii in 2008 and 2009. Pac-Five led the state in receiving yards both seasons. Birkett spent the 2007 season working at Cambridge, Rindge and Latin High School in Massachusetts. He served as an assistant coach working with the wide receivers. Birkett graduated from Edinboro College in 2003 after leading the Scots to a PSAC title and previously played at Rhode Island where he was named the team’s Co-MVP in 2001. Birkett resides in Bangor with his wife, Sara. He is the proud father of a daughter, Mischa, who is two, and a son, Justus, who is seven.

EdMestieri

>> Assistant Coach>>First Season>>Springfield College ‘76

Ed Mestieri, now in his 38th season coaching football, has joined the staff as Director of Football Operations for the 2012 season. Mestieri comes to UMaine from Colby College (Waterville, Maine), where he had worked for 23 seasons, including the last eight as head coach. During his tenure at the helm of Colby, he led the team to a 31-33 record, and finishing as runner-up in the NESCAC on two occasions. In 2005, he was honored as the Division II/III Coach of the Year by the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston after leading Colby to a 7-1 record. During his 23 seasons, the Mules compiled a 97-86-1 record and won 12 Colby-Bates-Bowdoin Championships outright. Mestieri had served as the Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line coach and Recruiting Coordinator prior to being named head coach in 2004. Before going to Colby, Mestieri coached at Norwich, Dartmouth and Kent State. He and his wife, Becky, have three children: Michael, who is 28, Lindsay, who is 24 and Samantha, who is 16.


DanNichol

>> Strength & Conditioning>> Fifth Season>> Springfield ‘02

Dan Nichol enters his fifth season as the head strength & conditioning coach at the University of Maine. He also enters his third campaign working with the football program in Orono. At Maine, Nichol oversees a staff of two other strength & conditioning coaches and heads up all operations in the Inter-collegiate Strength & Fitness Center in the Latti Fitness Center. He also designs year-round conditioning programs for football, men’s and women’s basketball and baseball. Nichol also supervises the football team’s annual Pro Day in the Spring where scouts from the NFL and other professional leagues come to gather reports on Maine’s seniors. Nichol came to Maine after spending the previous two years as the strength & conditioning coach for the football program at Dartmouth College. One of his biggest projects while at the school was assisting in the design of a new 10,000 square foot strength & conditioning facility. Nichol has even more strength & conditioning experience working with college football programs, including stints at Tennessee-Martin (where he also served as an equipment manager), Springfield College, the University of Connecticut, Maine Maritime Academy (where he also served as the defensive line coach) and the University of Iowa. Nichol played collegiately at Springfield and earned Sec-ond-Team Freedom Football Conference honors in 2002. He earned his bachelor’s in applied exercise science from Springfield in 2002, and followed up with his master’s in strength & conditioning from the school in 2007. Nichol resides in Bangor with his wife, Suzanne.

SuPPORT STAFFCaren

Haskell-Ford>> Administrative Asst.>> 14th Season>> Katherinne Gibbs ‘82

Caren Haskell-Ford (Katherine Gibbs ‘82) enters her 14th season as the administrative assistant to the football program and a vital piece to the operations of the football office. She assists the football coaching staff in several areas, including travel, purchasing, recruiting, and organizing the annual golf and team banquets. Haskell-Ford is the daughter of Stu Haskell, who served the University of Maine athletic department in several capacities, including athletic director from 1982-87. Haskell-Ford and her husband, Chris, live in Old Town. They have one daughter, Abbie (29), and a grandson, Connor, who is four-and-a-half.

SteveJones

>> Equipment Manager>> 33rd Season

Steve Jones enters his 33rd season working in the equipment room in the University of Maine athletic department, including the past 23 years as the head equipment manager. In addition to working with the football program, Jones works with other Black Bear teams on a day-in-day-out basis, while also overseeing the entire equipment room and its staff. Jones came to Maine in 1980, and worked under long-time equipment manager George Wood, for whom the outstanding special teams player award is given each year. Jones and his wife, Jaclyn, live in Bangor and have a son, Ryan (24), who attends the University of Southern Maine in Gorham and is an assistant baseball coach for the Western Maine Champion Scarborough Red Storm.

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>> Athletic Faculty Advisor>> First Season>> United States Naval Acad.

Jim Settele is in his first season as the football team’s athletic faculty advisor. He is also currently serving as the Assistant Director of the UMaine School of Policy and International Affairs (SPIA) where he teaches classes and is responsible for the daily operations of SPIA. He comes to the football team after serving as Professor of Naval Science and Commanding Officer of the NROTC Unit at UMaine and Maine Maritime Academy. Prior to UMaine, he served in Naples, Italy, as the Director of Operations and Director for Policy and Strategy for Naval Forces Europe and SIXTH Fleet, he spent one year on a Fellowship at ST Antony’s College at Oxford University and two years as a Military Assistant to the Secretary of Defense. Jim was a Naval Flight Officer and commanded an E-2C Hawkeye squadron (VAW-126) aboard the USS HARRY S TRUMAN. He has over 3000 hours of flight time and 660 arrested landings.

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#9Doug

ALSTON6-3 // 225 // Senior // Defensive Line

East Orange, N.J. // Paterson Catholic

2011: Started all 11 games he played in...made 25 tackles (12 ST, 13 AT) with 2.5 sacks (-16 yards) and three pass break-ups...also blocked a kick...made five tackles (2 ST. 3 AT) at Pittsburgh (9/10) with 1.5 sacks and a pass break-up...notched a pair of solo and assisted tackles at Albany (9/17)...also broke up a pass in the game...made five tackles (2ST, 3 AT), broke up a pass and blocked a kick against Delaware (10/1)...had a

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2011: Had a very good freshman campaign for the Black Bears...saw action in eight games while starting in seven...notched 33 tackles, 5.5 tackles-for-loss, 2.0 sacks (-16 yards), an interception and broke up three passes...made 10 tackles (5 ST, 5 AT), including 2.0 tackles-for-loss in his first collegiate game against Bryant (9/3)...made four tackles, inlcuding 2.0 sacks (-16 yards) at Big East-foe Pittsburgh (9/10)...notched 11 tackles and had a key interception deep in UMass territory to spur Maine to a NCAA Playoff-clinching win against the Minutemen (11/12)...made six tackles (3 ST, 3 AT) at New Hampshire (11/10)...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner. 2010: Sat out the season as a redshirt, has four years of eligibility remaining...Named a Maine Scholar-Athlete *Rising Star* and earned the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played quarterback, linebacker, and safety for coach Mark Evans at Eastern Lebanon County H.S. . . . served as a two-time team captain . . . earned the 2009 Frank-tz-Rider-Tohe Award as the best player in Section III . . . earned unanimous first-team honors at quarterback as well as first-team at the linebacker position . . . selected the Offensive Back of the Year as well as the Linebacker of the Year and the Outstanding Back of the Year . . . named to The Patriot News Top-25 Players list . . . named to the East-ernPAFootball.com first-team all-defensive big school team . . . two-time team MVP . . . member of his high school’s National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society . . . born Jan. 1, 1992 . . . son of Michele and George Achey . . . a kinesiology and physical education major.

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#33Arron

ACHEY6-1 // 215 // Sophomore // Linebacker

Newmanstown, Pa. // Eastern Lebanon County

2011: Saw action in all 13 games...notched 16 tackles (13 ST, 3 AT), 1.0 sack (-9 yards), one interception and one pass break up...made a pair of solo tackles at Pittsburgh (9/10)...made two tackles, including a sack (-9 yards) against Rhode Island (10/15)...had two solo stops at Villanova (10/29)...broke up a pass and had a solo tackle against Towson (11/5)...made first career interception in Maine’s First Round Playoff game at Appalachian State (12/3)...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner. 2010: Satout the season as a redshirt, has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played wide receiver, defensive back and returned kicks and punts for coaches T. Roger Wrenn and Chris Smalls at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute . . . was a team captain . . . named the Offensive Player of the Year as well as earning the Varsity Football Orange Bowl Award and the Varsity Tradition Award . . . led his team to a 9-1 record and the city championship . . . also played baseball and ran track . . . helped lead the baseball team to three city championships and led the track team to a state runner-up finish . . . a four-year member of his school’s Honor Roll . . . born April 23, 1993 . . . son of Roshe and Bakeer Al-Mateen . . . a management major.

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#24Khari

AL-MATEEN6-1 // 200 // Sophomore // Defensive Back

Baltimore, Md. // Baltimore Tech. Institute

2011: Had a great first season...started five out of the 11 games he played in...caught 39 passes for 575 yards (14.7 ypc) and five scores...caught three balls for 49 yards and a score against Delaware (10/1)...made eight catches for 117 yards, including a 53-yard touchdown grab against Towson (11/5)...notched three catches for 64 yards against UMass (11/12)...made a career-high 12 catches for 105 yards and a score at New Hampshire (11/19)... had five catches for 117 yards, including 44-yard and 35-yard touchdown catches in the NCAA Playoff Second Round game at Appala-chian State (12/3)...the 117 yards tied his career-high...made six catches for 108 yards in the NCAA Quarterfinal at Georgia Southern (12/10)...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner. 2010: Satout the season as a redshirt, has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played wide receiver and defensive back for coach Kyle Madden at Half Hollow Hills West H.S. . . . was a team captain . . . named All-Long Island, All- Tri-State and All-State at wide receiver . . . led his team to the All-Long Island football championship . . . also ran track and was named to the all-country team as well as winning a gold medal at the Millrose Games as part of the 4X400 relay team . . . was a member of his high school’s Honor Roll and a three year member of Athletes Helping Athletes . . . birn Jan. 13, 1992 . . . son of Shuwanda and David Alan Aultman . . . a marketing major.

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#88Damarr

AULTMAN5-11 // 190 // Sophomore // Wide Receiver

Wheatley Heights, N.Y. // Half Hollow Hills West

sack for -10 yards and three tackles at Appalachian State in the NCAA First Round game (12/3).2010: Played in all 11 games and was ninth on the team and 22nd among CAA linemen with 34 tackles (14 ST, 20 AT) ... Also led team with 3.5 sacks (-14 yards) ... made three tackles (2 ST, 1 AT) and had 1.5 sacks at Monmouth (9/11) ... notched five tackles (2 ST, 3 AT) and a sack against Williams and Mary (9/25) ... notched six tackles (2 ST, 4 AT) and a sack at Delaware (10/9) ... had four tackles (3 ST, 1 AT) at Rhode Island (10/23) and at Massachusetts (11/6) ... Made six tackles (2. ST, 4 AT) including a tackle-for-loss (-4 yards) against James

Madison (11/20). 2009: Saw action in eight games . . . recorded nine tackles (4 ST, 5 AT), including one sack (-4 yards) . . . notched five tackles (3 ST, 2 AT), inlcuding a sack at Hofstra (10/10). 2008: Sat out the season as a redshirt … has four years of eligibility remaining … named the Scout Team Defensive Player of the

Year. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played defensive end for coach Benjie Wim-berly at Paterson Catholic H.S. … served as a captain for one year …

helped lead his team to four league championships and two state titles … was named his league’s defensive player of the year … earned

a l l - s t a t e , all-county, all-area, all-metro and all-league honors … was a member of his high school’s academic honor roll … born March 19, 1990 … son of Douglas and Keisha Alston … a communications major.

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#46Brian

ANTHONY6-2 // 200 // Redshirt Freshman // Linebacker

Columbia, Md. // Atholton2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coach Kyle Schmitt at Atholton High School...named to the Baltimore County All-Star Team and Second Team All-County . . . named to school’s Honor Roll . . . born March 19, 1993 . . . son of Catherine and David Anthony . . . undecided upon major.


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#12Carlton

CHARLES6-0 // 245 // Sophomore // Fullback

Windham, Maine // Windham2011: Played in all 13 games...made three catches for 39 yards (13.0 ypc) and had three tackles on special teams...made a catch for 10 yards against Delaware (10/1)...had a 21-yard catch at James Madison (10/8)...had an eight-yard catch on a fourth down play that led to a first down and a touchdown against Villanova (10/29)...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner and to the CAA All-Academic Team.2010: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played at Windham High School . . . helped coach the team to a state championship . . . son of Raibonne and Pamela Charles . . . majoring in child development and family relations...brother, Raibonne, was an All-CAA defensive lineman for the Black Bears from 2007-11.


#38Gavin

CALLAHAN6-0 // 185 // Junior // Defensive Back

Windsor, Vt. // Windsor2011: Did not see any game action...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner.2010: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining .BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Selected to the Division III All-Ver-mont Team . . . earned the Pride of Vermont Award . . . also a standout at basketball...majoring in political science.

#30Shawn

BODTMANN5-11 // 215 // Junior // Linebacker

Scranton, Pa. // West Scranton

2011:Played in seven games, earning two starts...notched 25 tackles (12 ST, 13AT), including 1.0 tackles-for-loss (-2 yards) and .5 sacks (-1 yard)...also broke up a pass...made three tackles, inlcuding 1.0 tackles-for-loss against Bryant (9/3)...had five tackles against FBS-foe Pittsburgh (9/10)...broke up a pass and had three tackles against Delaware (10/1)...made three tackles against Rhode Island (10/15)...had a career-high eight tackles against Richmond (10/22). 2010:Saw action in all 11 games making 28 tackles (14 ST, 14 AT), in-cluding 2.0 tackles-for-loss...Also had a forced fumble and an interception...Made a pair of tackles (1 ST, 1 AT) in first collegiate game against Albany (9/2)...Also had a pair of tackles (1 ST, 1 AT) against New Hampshire (10/2) to go with a forced fumble and an interception...Had five tackles (1 ST, 4 AT) at Delaware (10/9) and assisted on six tackles, including 0.5 tackles-for-loss against Villanova...Notched four solo tackles, including a tackle-for-loss at Rhode Island (10/23)...Had five tackles (3 ST, 2 AT) at Towson (11/13) ... Notched 0.5 tackles-for-loss against James Madison (11/20). 2009:Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played linebacker, safety and running back for coach Michael DeAntona at West Scranton H.S. … served as a captain … helped guide his team to a pair of district championships … was rated a three-star recruit by Rivals.com following his senior season … was also rated the 18th-best prospect in the state of Pennsylvania following his senior campaign … earned all-conference and all-region honors twice … during his junior season, he rushed for over 1,000 yards and recorded more than 100 tackles … also ran track … was a member of his high school’s National Honor Society … born Nov. 26, 1990, son of Anthony and Roberta Kelly … a kinesiology & physical education major.YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2010 10 14-14-28 2.0-(-2) 1 0 1-2 0 02011 7 12-13-25 1.0-(-2) 0 0 0 1 0.5-(-1)Career 17 26-27-53 3.0-(-4) 1 0 1-2 1 0.5-(-1)

#92TrevorBATES

6-1 // 215 // Redshirt Freshman // Defensive EndWestbrook, Maine // Westbrook

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSON-AL: Team captain for coach Jeff Guerette at Westbrook . . . an All-Conference selection and finalist for the outstanding lineman award . . . also played basketball and captained the baseball team . . . an Honor Roll member . . . born August 28, 1993 . . . son of Christy Bates . . . undecided upon major.

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Peter Quaweay at Friendly High School...Named All-State, All-Met and All-County...Selected to play in the Crab Bowl and the Chick-Fil-A Bowl...A three-star recruit by Rivals...Also selected All-County and All-Met in basketball . . . led the team to the state finals while winning county and regional championships . . . born October 5, 1992 . . . son of Sharisse Baltimore . . . undecided upon major.

#20Sherrod

BALTIMORE5-10 // 160 // Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Back

Fort Washington, Md. // Friendly High School 2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coach Joe Fiore at Montclair High School...named All-County and All-Conference his junior and senior seasons ...led team to Group IV state championship game . . . also All-County in the high jump . . . born October 23, 1993 . . . son of Bayyinah Muslim and Nate Bush . . . undecided upon major.

#19AamadBUSH

6-3 // 200 // Redshirt Freshman // Defensive BackMontclair, N.J. // Montclair

#77Daniel

CARRIKER6-2 // 295 // Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Line

Alexandria, Va. // West Potomac 2011:Satout the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Eric Henderson at West Potomac High School...named First Team Coaches All-Patriot District, First Team All-Northern Region, First Team Virginia Preps AAA All-State and Second Team Washington Post All-Met...also All-District in the shot put . . . earned his school’s student-athlete award . . . an Eagle Scout . . . born May 3, 1993 . . . son of Cynthia and Bradley Carriker . . . majoring in engineering.

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#15JamalCLAY

5-10 // 190 // Junior // Defensive BackMahwah, N.J. // Mahwah

2011: Played in 10 games...made eight tackles (5ST, 3AT), recovered a fumble, had 1.0 sacks (-7 yards) and caught a pass...had a key fumble recovery against Richmond (10/22) that led to a score and spurred Maine’s come-from-behind victory...made two tackles including a sack for -7 yards at Villanova (10/29)...made a tackle against Towson (11/5) and had three against UMass (11/12)...notched a pair of tackles against New Hampshire (11/19). 2010:Played in seven games, notching five tackles (1 ST, 4 AT) ... made first collegiate tackle against William and May (9/25) . . . notched three tackles (1ST, 2 AT) against Villanova (10/16) . . . assisted on a tackle at Rhode Island (10/23). 2010 SPRING:Named the Scout Team Defensive Player of the Year. 2009: Sat out the season as redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining . . . named a Maine Scholar-Athlete *Rising Star*. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played quar-terback, wide receiver, running back and defensive back for coach Jeff Remo at Mahwah H.S. … served as a captain … twice led his team to a league championship … earned all-league and all-county honors as a running back and wide receiver … competed on the track & field teams … earned first-team all-league honors in the triple jump and honorable-mention accolades in the 55 meters during the indoor season … earned first-team all-league honors in the javelin and more honorable-mention accolades in the 55 meters during the outdoor campaign … born Nov. 15, 1990 … son of Anthony Williamson and Karen Clay-Williamson ... a communications major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2009 Redshirted2010 7 1-4-5 0 0 0 0 0 02011 10 5-3-8 1.0-(-7) 0 1 0 0 1.0-(-7)Career 17 6-7-13 1.0-(-7) 0 1 0 0 1.0-(-7)

#97Devin

CLARK6-3 // 265 // Sophomore // Defensive End

Baltimore, Md. // Dunbar2011: Did not see any game action. 2010: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on the offensive and defensive lines for coach Lawrence Smith at Dunbar High School . . . served as team captain . . . named to the all-state team for the offensive line . . . led team to three state championships . . . also swam and led lacrosse team to a city championship . . . a member of his school’s Honor Roll . . . born Jan. 20, 1991 . . . son of Shawne and Devin Clark . . . undecided upon major.

#99MichaelCOLE

6-2 // 260 // Junior // Defensive LineNorth Brunswick, N.J. // North Brunswick

2012 PRESEASON: Named to the Beyond Sports Network Preseason All-American Third Team and the College Foot-ball Performance Award Watch List. 2011: Named to the All-CAA Second Team...started all 13 games making 49 tackles (27 ST, 22 AT) with 15.0 tackles-for-loss (-82 yards) and a CAA-leading 11.0 sacks (-78 yards)...also forced a pair of fumbles, recovered a pair of fumbles, broke up four passes and blocked four kicks...made five tackles, in-lcuding 1.5 tackles-for-loss (-2 yards) with 0.5 sacks (-1 yard) against Bryant (9/2)...made eight tackles, including 3.0 tackles-for-loss (-19 yards) and 2.5 sacks at Pittsburgh (9/10)...was named a BSN Defensive Line Player of the Week for his efforts against the Panthers...made five tackles, broke up a pass and blocked a kick against Rhode Island (10/15)...had three tackles, including 2.0 sacks (-13 yards) and blocked a point-after-attempt that was scooped up and returned for two points by Jerron McMillian to spearhead Maine’s comeback win...notched four tackles including 1.0 sacks (-5 yards), forced a funble and blocked a kick against Towson (11/5)...made seven tackles, including 1.0 tackles-for-loss , broke up a pass and recovered two fumbles including a touchdown that gave Maine the lead en route to a win over UMass (11/12)...he was named the recipient of the New England Football Writers’ Gridiron Club of Greater Boston Gold Helmet Award for his performance...notched six solo tackles, including 3.0 sacks (-25 yards)

at New Hampshire (11/19)...made four tackles including 1.5 tackles-for-loss (-12 yards) and 1.0 sacks in Maine’s NCAA Second Round Playoff win at Appalachian State (12/3). ..named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner and 2010: Played in all 11 games, starting the last five games of the season . . . selected the team’s Defensive Rookie of the Year . . . made 39 tackles (18 ST, 21 AT), including tying for the team-lead with 6.5 tackles-for-loss (-31 yards) . . . also had three sacks for -19 yards . . . made a pair of tackles against Albany (9/2), including a tackle-for-loss (-1 yard) . . . also broke up two passes in the game . . . notched four solo tackles, including 2.0 t a c k -les-for-loss (-5 yards) and a sack against Monmouth (9/11) . . . made three tackles against Syracuse (9/18) and New Hampshire . . . notched four tackles ( 2 S T , 2AT), including a sack for -5 yards at Delaware (10/9) . . . had five tackles (2ST, 3AT), including 0.5 tackles-for-loss for -1 yard against Villanova (10/16) . . . had three tackles (1 ST, 2 AT), including a sack for -12 yards and blocked a kick against Massachusetts (11/6) . . . assisted on five tackles against Towson (11/13) . . . made six tackles (2 ST, 4AT), including a tackle-for-loss for -7 yards against James Madison. 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BE-FORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on the offensive and defensive lines for coach Mark Zielinski at North Brunswick Township H.S. … served as a captain … helped guide his team to a 7-3 record and a berth in the state playoffs … was a second-team all-state selection and a First-Team Group IV All-State honoree … was named to the New Jersey Super Prep 100 list … was named his school’s athlete of the year … also earned all-area, all-county and all-division honors as a lineman … also played basketball … born March 22, 1991 … son of Bill and Geri Cole … a kinesiology & physical education major/teaching and coaching.YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2009 Redshirted2010 11 18-21-39 6.5-(-31) 0 0 0 3 3.0-(-19)2011 13 27-22-49 15.0-(-82) 2 2 0 4 11.0-(-78)Career 24 45-43-88 21.5-(-113) 2 2 0 7 14.0-(-97)

#53Nicholas

COx5-11 // 200 // Junior // Linebacker

Dorchester, Mass. // Avon Old Farms2011: Played in four games on special teams, including against Bryant (9/3), at Pittsburgh (9/10), at Richmond (10/22) and at Villanova (10/29).BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played at Avon Old Farms where he was also a track standout.


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#6Troy

EASTMAN6-1 // 210 // Junior // Linebacker

Rahway, N.J. // Rahway

2011: Played in all 13 games...made 33 tackles (16 ST, 17 ST), including 1.0 tackles-for-loss...made a pair of tackles against Bryant (9/3) and Albany (9/17)...had three tackles against Delaware (10/1) and Rhode Island (10/15)...had four tackles against Villanova (10/29)...notched five tackles, including a tackle-for-loss against Towson (11/5)...made three tackles against UMass (11/12)...made four tackles in Maine’s NCAA Sec-ond Round Playoff win at Appalachian State (12/3) and five tackles at Georgia Southern (12/10) in Maine’s NCAA Quarterfinal contest. 2010: Saw action in 10 games, making eight tackles (2 ST, 6 AT) and broke up a pass . . . assisted on three tacklles against Williams and Mary (9/25) . . . notched three tackles (2 ST, 1 AT) against New Hampshire (10/2) . . . assisted on a tackle and broke up a pass against Delaware (10/9) . . . also had an assisted tackle against Villanova (10/16). 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played quarterback and free safety for coach Gary Mobley at Rahway H.S. … was a two-time captain … helped guide his team to the 2008 New Jersey state finals … led his team to a No. 1 ranking in Union County in 2007 and 2008 … guided his team to a conference title in 2007 … helped his team reach the state semifinals from 2006-07 … was named to the New Jersey Super-Prep 100 … earned first-team all-state honors as a senior … was named the HNT Offensive Player of the Year … also played basketball and helped guide his team to the state championship in 2006 … also threw the javelin and was an all-state performer in the event … was a member of his high school’s Honor Roll … born Nov. 7, 1990 … son of Roy and Darlene Eastman … a sociology major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2010 10 2-6-8 0 0 0 0 1 02011 13 16-17-33 1.0-1 0 0 0 0 0Career 23 18-23-41 1.0-(-8) 0 0 0 1 0

#11John

EBELING6-4 // 210 // Junior // Quarterback/WR

Mahwah, N.J. // Mahwah2011: Saw action in all 13 games on special teams and as a slot receiver late in the season...made two recep-tions for 24 yards and both for touchdowns in the NCAA Playoffs...made a tackle against Albany (9/17) and Delaware (10/1)...had a key 21 yard touchdown grab at Appalachian State (12/3)...made three-yard touch-down catch at Georgia Southern (12/10). 2010: Did not see any game action. 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played quarterback and defensive back for coach Jeff Remo at Mahwah H.S. … served as a captain during his senior season … helped guide his team to the state playoffs in 2007 and 2008 … earned first-team all-league honors and second-team all-county honors during his senior season … produced 20 total touchdowns during his final campaign, while also compiling over 2,000 yards of offense … also played basketball and ran track …

2011:Satout the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSON-AL:Played for coach Ed Kiley at New Hampton...named to the All-Evergreen League Team while at New Hampton..played for coach Lamb at Natick High School and was named to the All-Bay State Conference Team...born October 18, 1991 . . . son of Debra Dawson . . . undecided upon major.

#45CJ

DAWSON6-2 // 225 // Redshirt Freshman // Fullback

Natick, Mass. // New Hampton

#1Donte

DENNIS6-0 // 220 // Senior // Linebacker

Rahway, N.J. // Rahway 2012 PRESEASON:Named to the College Sports Network Preseason All-CAA Second Team. 2011:Sat out the season as a medical redshirt. 2010: Named to the All-CAA Third Team . . .atarted all 11 games . . . led team with 108 tackles (57 ST, 51 AT) . . .also had 3.0 tackles-for-loss (-12 yards) and a sack . . . broke up four passes and recovered a fumble . . . made eight tackles (5 ST, 3 AT) to go with a sack (-8 yards), a fumble recovery and a pass break up against Albany (9/2) . . . had eight stops (4 ST, 4 AT) and broke up a pass against William and Mary (9/25) . . . notched seven tackles (5 ST, 2 AT) and a pass break up against New Hampshire (10/2) . . . had 17 tackles (9 ST, 8 AT), including a TFL at Delaware (10/9) . . . made 12 tackles (4 ST, 8 AT), including a TFL against Villanova (10/16) . . . had six solo tackles and assistsed on another at Rhode Island (10/23) . . . tied his season high with 17 tackles (13 ST, 4 AT) at Massachusetts (11/6) . . .had 10 stops (3 ST, 7 AT) against Towson (11/13) . . . made 11 tackles (2 ST, 9 AT) against James Madison (11/20) . . . PRESEASON: Named to the Phil Steele Preseason All-CAA Second Team. 2009: Named to the All-CAA Third Team . . . named to the CAA All-Academic Team . . . fifth in the CAA with 106 tackles (51 ST, 55 AT) and tied for eighth with four interceptions . . . made 10 tackles (4 ST, 6 AT) against St. Cloud State (9/3) . . . had eight tackles (4 ST, 4 AT), including 2.0 for loss against Northeastern (9/12) . . . had 10 tackles (3 ST, 7 AT) including 2.0 f o r loss at Albany (9/19) . . . had a career-high 23 tackles (9 ST, 14 AT), including 2.5

for loss and a sack against Delaware (10/3) . . . grabbed two interceptions, recovered a fumble and made 10 tackles (6 ST, 4 AT) against Hofstra (10/10) . . . notched 11 tackles (5 ST, 6 AT), including one for loss, recovered a fumble and had two interceptions against No. 19 Massachusetts (10/31) . . . was named the CAA’s Defensive Player of the Week for the effort . . . made nine tackles (5 ST, 4 AT) at James Madison (11/7) . . . made nine tackles (3 ST, 6 AT) against Rhode Island (11/14) . . . a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award

winner. 2008: Saw action in nine games, primarily on special teams, including in the playoffs at Northern Iowa (11/29) … recorded

nine tackles (4 ST, 5 AT), including one sack (-9 yards) … made two tackles and a sack against Iona (11/1) … registered two

stops at Massachusetts (11/8) … was named a Maine Schol-ar-Athlete Rising Star. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played

r u n n i n g back and linebacker for Gary Mobley at Rahway H.S. … s e r v e d as a captain during his senior season … helped lead his team to a conference championship and four-straight seasons of reaching the state semifinals … earned New Jersey Group II First-Team All-State honors twice … earned first-team all-county honors twice … ranked No. 45 on the New Jersey Super 100 list … also played basketball in high school … earned Student-of-the-Month honors in February 2008 … reached honors level classes in history and English for three years … born Nov. 23, 1989 … son of Byron Dennis and Adrianne Simmons-Dennis … a sociology major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2008 9 4-5-9 1.0-(-9) 0 0 0-0 0 1.0-(-9)2009 11 50-56-106 9.0-(-31) 0 2 4-49 3 1.0-(-9) 2010 11 57-51-108 3.0-(-12) 0 1 0 4 1.0-(-8)Career 31 111-112-223 13.0-(-52) 0 3 4-49 7 3.0-(-26)

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#44Kris

ENSLEN6-5 // 260 // Senior // Defensive Line

Middletown, Del. // Caravel Academy 2011: Came back from injury to play against Georgia Southern (12/10) in NCAA Playoffs...made a pair of tackles in the game. 2010: Saw action in 10 games, including six starts . . . made 25 tackles (10 ST, 15 AT), including 3.5 tackles-for-loss (-6 yards) . . . notched a pair of tackles against Albany (9/2) and at Mon-mouth (9/11) . . . also had 0.5 tackle-for-loss at Monmouth . . . had three tackles (2 ST, 1 AT), inlcuding a tackle-for-loss (-2 yards) at Syracuse (9/18) . . . had four stops (2 ST, 2 AT) including a tackle-for-loss (-2 yards) against New Hampshire (10/2) . . . had four tackles ( 3 ST, 1 AT) against Rhode Island (10/23) . . . notched a tackle-for-loss against Massachusetts (11/6) . . . assisted on three tackles against James Madi-son (11/20). 2009: Started all five games he played in before suffering an injury . . . had 25 tackles (9 ST, 16 AT), including 3.0 for loss (-15 yards) and 2.0 sacks (-7 yards) . . . made eight tackles (8 AT) against St. Cloud State (9/3) . . . had seven tackles (5 ST, 2 AT) including 3.0 tackles-for-loss and 2.0 sacks against Northeastern (9/12) . . . broke up a pass and had five tackles (5 AT) against Albany (9/19) . . . broke up a pass at Syra- cuse (9/26). 2008: Sat out the season as a redshirt … h a s four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:

P l a y e d tight end and outside linebacker for coach Mike A r - vanno at Caravel Academy … helped lead his

team to the 2005 state championship and four-consecutive trips to the state finals …

helped lead his team to a 44-5 record in four years, including a 23-0 home re-

cord … also wrestled and competed on his high school’s track & field team … placed seventh

in the 110-meter hurdles at the Delaware state championships … earned academic all-state

honors in wrestling … honored twice on the Headmaster’s List for academic achievement … born March 29, 1990

… son of Jim and Peg- gy Enslen ... a kinesiology & physical education major/exercise science.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2008 Redshirted2009 5 9-16-25 3.0-(-15) 0 0 0-0 2 2.0-72010 10 10-15-25 3.5-(-6) 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-02011 1 1-1-2 0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0Career 16 20-32-52 6.5-(-21) 0 0 0-0 2 2.0-7

#68Jeff

GAKOS6-4 // 290 // Junior // Offensive Line

Basking Ridge, N.J. // Ridge2011: Started all 13 games at the left guard position for an offensive line that produced the first 3,000-yard passer in school history (Warren Smith) and a 1,000-yard rusher (Pushaun Brown)...the line gave up a league-low 1.54 sacks per game. 2010: Saw game time against New Hampshire (10/2) and Villanova (10/16). 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining . . . BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on the offensive and defensive lines for coach Tony Mottola at Ridge H.S. … served as a captain … helped lead his team to a 9-2 record and a berth in the Group IV semifinals … earned First-Team Group IV All-State honors … also earned first-team all-conference and all-county honors twice … earned second-team all-conference honors as a sophomore … born Oct. 18, 1990 … son of Peter and Mary Beth Gakos … major is undecided.

YEAR GP/GS2010 2/02011 13/13Career 15/13

earned first-team all-league honors as a point guard and helped lead his team to the state semifinals as a junior … earned all-league honors in the high jump … was a member of his high school’s Honor Roll … born Feb. 4, 1990 … son of Ken and Patricia Ebeling … a business management major.

YEAR G NO. YDS AVG. TD AVG/G LONG 2009 Redshirted2010 -2011 13 2 24 12.0 2 1.9 21Career 13 2 24 12.0 2 1.9 21

2011:Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Named the North Team MVP of the Agganic Classic . . . named an Evergreen League All-Star at Tilton.

#13Justin

FLORES6-1 // 185 // Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver

Woburn, Mass. // Tilton School

#85Najee

GREEN6-2 // 185 // Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver

Accokeek, Md. // Gwynn Park2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSON-AL:Captain for coach Danny Hayes at Gwynn Park High School...named All-County...selected for the Prince George’s County Chick-Fil-A Bowl and the Maryland Crab Bowl . . . an Honor Roll student . . . born December 31, 1992 . . . son of Sharon Ellis-Green and Robert Green . . . undecided upon major.

#87John

HARDY6-1 // 178 // Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver

Portland, Maine // Deering 2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining.BEFORE MAINE/PERSON-AL:Named First Team All-State by the Maine Sunday Telegram...caught 51 passes for 924 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior...led his Deering team to the 2010 Western Maine Class ‘A’ Championship game.

#12Cabrinni

GONCALVES5-10 // 180 // Sophomore // Running Back

Taunton, Mass. // Taunton

2011: Did not see any game action. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Named an Old Colony League All-Star . . . led his team to a league title.


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HARVEY5-9 // 180 // Senior // Kicker/Punter

Wayland, Mass. // Wayland 2012 PRESEASON: Named to the Fred Mitchell Award Watch List. 2011: Played in all 13 games...made 8-14 field goals with a long of 41 and was 41-44 on extra points...also had 14 kickoffs for 625 yards (44.6 avg.)...was a perfect 4-4 in extra points against Bryant (9/3)...was 3-3 in extra points and had two kickoffs for 104 yards at Pittsburgh (9/10)...went 4-4 in extra points and made a 27-yard field goal and made all four extra point attempts against Albany (9/17)...nailed a 31-yard field goal and made four extra points against Del-aware (10/1)...made a pair of extra points and made the game-tying 34-yard field goal with 44 seconds left to send game into overtime at James Madison (10/8)...made 3-3 extra points at Richmond (10/22)...made all four extra points against Towson and two against UMass (11/12)...also made two field goals against the Minutemen...made a career-long 41-yard field goal at New Hampshire (11/19) and added three extra points...made 4-5 extra points at Appalachian State (12/3) in the NCAA Playoffs...made a 21-yard field goal and both extra points at Georgia Southern (12/10) in the NCAA Quarterfinal contest...named to the CAA All-Academic Team and a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner. 2010: Played in all 11 games . . . named to the CAA All-Academic Team . . . was the starting placekicker and went 7-10 on field goals with a long of 37 . . . also was 20-21 on PATs and had five kickoffs for 240 yards... made a 23-yard field goals and all four of his point-after attempts against Monmouth (9/11) . . . made two PATs at Syracuse (9/18) and thre against William and Mary (9/25) . . . made the game-winning 37-yard field goal in overtime to beat New Hampshire (10/2) . . . would garner CAA Special Teams Performer of the Week honors for his effort . . . nailed a 34-yard field goal at Massachusetts (11/6) and had a pair of field goals at Towson (11/13). 2009: Missed the sea-son due to injury. 2008: Saw action in 10 games, including serving a majority of the time as the team’s starting placekicker … made five field goals on the season, including a 40-yarder at Iowa (8/30) in his first collegiate game. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Kicked, punted, played defensive back, running back and quarterback for coach Scott Parseghian at Wayland H.S. ... set the school record for longest field goal (49 yards) and touchbacks (22) ... was a two-time Dual County League All-Star and two-time special teams player of the year ... helped lead his team to a state championship in 2006 and back-to-back conference titles ... also ran track, played baseball and rugby ... was on the honor roll all four years ... won a Good Samaritan Award ... born Jan. 26, 1990 ... son of Ken and Kara Harvey ... a business administration major.

YEAR xPM-A FGM-A PCT 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LG2008 20-21 5-13 .385 0-0 2-5 2-6 1-2 0-0 402009 Injured2010 20-21 7-10 .700 0-0 4-4 3-4 0-2 0-0 372011 41-44 8-14 .571 0-0 4-6 3-6 1-2 0-0 41Career 81-86 20-37 .540 0-0 10-15 8-16 2-6 0-0 41

2011: Played in 12 games including a start against Towson (11/5)...rushed 69 times for 326 yards (4.7 ypr) and five scores...also caught four passes for 32 yards and made eight tackles on special teams...had a one-yard touchdown plunge and two special teams tackles against Pittsburgh (9/10)...rushed six time for 25 yards and made a pair of catches for 20 yards at Albany (9/17)...rushed 13 times for 77 yards including a five-yard touchdown at Richmond (10/22)...notched a one-yard touchdown at Villanova (10/29)...rushed a career-high 23 times for 85 yards and a score against Towson (11/5)...rushed four times for 88 yards including a 54-yard touchdown against Appalachian State (12/3) in Maine’s NCAA playoff win. 2010: Satout the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coach Dennis Scuderi Jr. at Absegami High School . . . named a Press of Atlantic City first-team all-star . . . also named to the All-Cape-Atlantic League Football first-team . . . rushed for 1,091 yards on 149 carries (7.3 ypc) . . . born Oct. 11, 1992 . . . son of Lisa and David Hood Sr.

#26David

HOOD5-10 // 190 // Sophomore // Running Back

Galloway, N.J. // Absegami

#50Chris

HOWLEY6-3 // 305 // Senior // Offensive Line

Runnemede, N.J. // Triton

2012 PRESEASON: Named to the Sports Network Preseason All-American Second Team, the Beyond Sports Network Preseason All-American Second Team, the College Sports Madness Preseason All-CAA First Team and the All-CAA Preseason Team as voted on by CAA coaches and sports information personnel. 2011: Named to the All-CAA First Team, the New England Football Writers All-New England Team, an ECAC Sec-ond Team All-Star...anochored an offensive line that produced the first 3,000-yard passer in school history (Warren Smith) and a 1,000-yard rusher (Pushaun Brown)...the line gave up a league-low 1.54 sacks per game. 2011 PRESEASON: Named to Phil Steele’s Preseason All-CAA First Team . . . also named Phil Steele Preseason Fouth Team All-American . . . named a Consensus Draft Services Preseason All-American honor-able mention. 2010: Started all 11 games . . . named to the All-CAA Third Team . . . anchored a line that gave up a league-low 12 sacks. 2009: Saw action in nine games, starting in eight . . . helped an-chor an offensive line that produced the most prolific passing offense in the CAA (247.7 ypg). 2008: Sat out the season as a redshirt … has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on the offensive and defensive lines for coach Pete Goetz at Triton H.S. ... served as a captain during his senior season ... helped lead his team to back-to-back Olympic Conference championships in 2005-06 ... also helped lead his team to state playoff appearances each of those two seasons ... during his junior season, he earned all-conference honors and was voted his team’s most improved player ... during his senior season, he earned first-team all-conference and all-state honors ... he was named the Touchdown Club of South Jersey’s 2007 Lineman of the Year ... he also earned all-south Jersey honors from the Philadelphia Inquirer ... also wres-tled for his high school team ... won the 2006 Olympic Conference heavyweight championship ... won the 2007 Black Horse Pike Regional Outstanding Contributor to the Community Award ... born Jan. 23, 1990 ... son of Christopher and Deborah Howley, stepfather is Charles Cook ... a secondary education major/history.

YEAR GP/GS2009 10/92010 11/112011 13/13Career 34/33

2011: Missed the season due to injury. 2011 SPRING: Named the team’s Offensive Rookie of the Year. 2010: Started 10 out of the 11 games he played in . . . helped an offensive line that gave up a league-low 12 sacks. 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . .has four years of eligibility remaining . . . BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played offensive tackle for coach William Moore at Westfield H.S. … made two appearances in the Western-Central Mass Super Bowl … was a nominee for the Mass All-State Team … earned First-Team All-Western Mass honors … was his team’s offensive MVP … also earned all-conference honors … also played lacrosse … born March 22, 1991 … son of Melvyn Hook and Nancy O’Neill … major is undecided.

#75Joe

Hook6-5 // 290 // Junior // Offensive Line

Westfield, Mass. // Westfield

YEAR G NO. NET AVG. TD AVG/G LONG 2010 Redshirted2011 12 69 326 4.7 5 27.7 54Career 12 69 326 4.7 5 27.7 54

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#3Darlos

JAMES5-10 // 175 // Senior // Defensive Back

Mt. Vernon, N.Y. // Iona Prep2011: Started in 12 out of the 13 games he played in...made 48 tackles (30 ST, 18 AT),

including 1.0 tackle-for-loss (-2 yards) ... also had four intereceptions for 18 yards...notched his first career pick at Pittsburgh (9/10)...made four tackles and had an interception at Albany (9/17)...made seven tackles and returned an intercep-tion 17 yards against Delaware (10/1)...notched five tackles at James Madison (10/8) and against Rhode Island (10/15)...broke up a pair of passes and made five stops at Richmond (10/22)...made five stops against UMass (11/12)...picked

off a pass and had three tackles at New Hampshire (11/19)...made five stops, in-cluding a tackle-for-loss and broke up a pass in Maine’s NCAA Second Round win at Appalachian State (12/3)...made seven tackles in Maine’s NCAA quarterfinal con-test at Georgia Southern (12/10). 2010: Started a pair of contests while playing

in all 11 games . . . notched 13 tackles (5 ST, 8 AT) . . . assisted on a stop against William and Mary (9/25) . . . had five tackles (2 ST, 3 AT) against Rhode Island

(10/23) . . . made three stops at UMass (11/6) . . . notched four tackles (1 ST, 3 AT) against

#5KendallJAMES

5-11 // 175 // Junior // Defensive BackRoselle, N.J. // Union Country Academy

2011: Started all 13 games...named to the All-CAA Third Team...made 50 tackles (35 ST, 15 AT), picked off three passes, broke up four passes, forced a fumble and recovered a fumble...had four stops against Bryant (9/3)...had three stops and an interception against Pittsburgh (9/10)...notched eight stops against James Madison (10/8)...recovered a fumble and broke up a pass against Rhode Island (10/15)...had six stops and broke up a pass against Richmond (10/22)...picked off a pass and forced a fumble against Towson (11/5)...made five tackles and broke up a pass against UMass (11/12)...made seven tackles, intercepted a pass and broke up a pass in Maine’s NCAA Second Round win at Appalachian State (12/3). 2010: Saw action in all 11 games . . . made 16 tackles (11 ST, 5 AT) . . . made a solo tackle and assisted on two against Albany (9/2) . . . notched a pair of solo tackles at Mommouth (9/11) . . . had three stops (2 ST, 1 AT) against Villanova (10/16) . . . made two solo stops at Towson (11/13). 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining . . . named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Rising Star. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played defensive back and wide receiver for coach Kenneth Wiggins at Union County Academy of Information & Technology … served as a captain … helped lead his team to its first winning record in 10 years … was voted to play in the 2009 New Jersey vs. Northeast All-Star Game … was named to the Super 100 All-State Team and Super 60 Team … earned all-conference and all-league honors during both his junior and senior seasons … set the school record with a 103-yard interception return for a touchdown … also played basketball … was a three-year starter at point guard … led his team to a sectional championship during his junior season and earned all-county defensive team honors … also ran track and helped lead his team to a state title his junior season … took part in several honors classes in high school … born June 29, 1991 … son of Leslie James and Patricia Ryans-James … majoring in business administration.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2010 11 11-5-16 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-02011 13 35-15-50 0.0-0 1 1-0 3-(-9) 4 0.0-0Career 24 46-20-66 0.0-0 1 1-0 3-(-9) 4 0.0-0

#83Derrick

JOHNSON5-11 // 180 // Junior // Wide Receiver

Hempstead, N.Y. // Holy Trinity2011: Started the first three games before suffering a season-ending injury...made 13 receptions for 112 yards (8.6 ypc)...also rushed twice for 12 yards and returned a kickoff for 21 yards...had three receptions for 21 yards against Bryant (9/3)...made five catches for 54 yards at Pittsburgh (9/10)...had five catches for 37 yards at Albany (9/17)...also returned a kick for 21 yards and notched a special teams tackle. 2010: Played in all 11 games, starting in three . . . made 12 catches for 99 yards (8.3 ypc) while rushing three times for 15 yards . . . also notched six tackles (5 ST, 1 AT) on special teams and recovered a fumble . . . had four kick returns for 106 yards . . . notched a pair of catches for 28 yards at Monmouth (9/11), including a 19-yard reception

Towson (11/13). 2009: Played in 10 games, starting in three . . . earned the team’s Thurlow Cooper Rookie of the Year Award . . . notched a solo and assisted tackle at Syracuse (9/26) and against Delaware (10/3) . . . had a career-high seven tackles (6 ST, 1 AT) at Hofstra (10/10) . . . made a solo and assisted tackle at James Madison (11/7) and against Rhode Island (11/14) . . . tied his career-high with seven tackles (4 ST, 4 AT) at No. 9 New Hampshire . . . also notched his first tackle-for-loss in the game. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played cornerback and wide receiver for coach Vic Quirrolo at Iona Preparatory School … served as a captain during his junior and senior seasons … helped guide his team to a 12-0 record and a CHSFL championship … was a four-year starter on the varsity team … was a two-time all-league selection … earned first-team all-county honors as a defensive back … earned First-Team All-Suburban honors as sophomore from the Daily News … born July 2, 1990 … son of Darlos James and Terri White … major is undecided.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2009 10 15-10-25 1.0-(-1) 0 0 0-0 1 0.0-02010 11 5-8-13 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-02011 13 30-18-48 1.0-(-2) 0 0 4-18 5 0.0-0Career 34 50-36-86 2.0-(-3) 0 0 4-18 6 0.0-0

#64ChaseHOYT

6-4 // 265 // Redshirt Freshman // Offensive LineWest Chester, Pa. // Bayard Rustin

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:-Captain for coach Mike St. Clair at Bayard Rustin High School...All-Area Player of the Year...First Team All-Area, First Team All-Chesmont and First Team All-Southeastern Pennsylvania . . . led team to 2008, 2009 and 2010 Chesmont Championship and the 2008 District I title . . . four-year starter. . . and also wrestled . . . born August 15, 1992 . . . son of Gina and Stephen Hoyt . . . majoring in biology.


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2011: Played in 12 games registering eight tackles (3 ST, 5 AT) and a blocked a punt...notched a tackle against Bryant (9/3), Albany (9/17), Villanova (10/29) and UMass (11/12)...had a pair of tackles against New Hamp-shire (11/19) and in Maine’s NCAA Second Round game against Appalachian State (12/3)...also blocked a punt in the game. 2010: Missed the season due to injury. 2009: Played in 10 games . . . notched six tackles (3 ST, 3 AT) and a blocked punt . . . had two assisted tackles against St. Cloud State (9/3) . . . made three tackles (2 ST, 1 AT) against Delaware (10/3) . . . blocked a punt aagainst Rhode Island (11/14) . . . also returned a punt for seven yards in the game . . . made a t a c k l e and returned a kick for two yards against No. 9 N e w Hampshire (11/21). 2008: Saw action in nine games, primarily on special teams, including in the playoffs at Northern Iowa (11/29) … made only tackle of the season in the playoffs. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played safety and running back for coach Pierce Fraunheim at Immaculata H.S. … served as a captain … helped lead his team to a 12-0 record and the state title during his junior season … helped lead his team to an 11-1 record and a state runner-up finish during his senior year … earned second-team parochial all-state honors as a defensive back … also earned first-team all-county and all-conference honors at defensive back … earned all-area honors as a running back … was a 2006 Nike Camp All-American … was rated as one of the top 30 players in New Jersey by the Newark Star-Ledger … also competed in track and earned all-state honors … owns the school record in both the 100 and 200-meters … took part in honors English courses all four years of high school … born Sept. 14, 1989 … son of Mike and Kathleen Kuhn … an international business major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2008 9 0-1-1 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-02009 10 3-3-6 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-02010 Medical Redshirt2011 12 3-5-8 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0Career 31 6-9-15 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0

#28Mike

KUHN5-11 // 195 // Senior // Defensive Back

Martinsville, N.J. // Immaculata

. . . had a 25-yard run against New Hampshire (10/2) . . . made a pair of grabs against Villanova (10/16) . .

. had three catches for 39 yards, including a 24-yard reception at UMass (11/6) . . . returned three kicks for 90 yards, inlcuding a 41-yard return at Towson (11/13). 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played wide receiver for coach Tony Mascia at Holy Trinity H.S. … helped lead his team to the 2008 Catholic High School Football League AA championship … caught 32 passes for 350 yards and two touchdowns in only five games as a junior (missed the rest of the season with an injury) … caught 35 passes for 530 yards and seven scores as a senior … also ran track … earned all-county honors in the sport … born July 6, 1991 … son of Daryl Johnson and Kim Davenport … majoring in psychology.

YEAR G NO. YDS AVG. TD AVG/G LONG 2010 11 12 99 8.3 0 9.0 242011 3 13 112 8.6 0 37.3 24Career 14 25 211 8.4 0 15.1 24

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSON-AL: Played for coach Jason Benham at Gates Chili High School...two-time Lineman of the Year...two-time All-Monroe County, an All-State selection and All-Greater Rochester honoree. . . born December 4, 1992 . . . son of Bruce and Gail Johnson . . .undecided upon major.

#73Bruce

JOHNSON6-3 // 265 // Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman

Rochester, N.Y. // Gates Chili

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PER-SONAL: Captain for coach Jim Woodward at Mahar Regional...Named All-State...three-time All-Western Massachusetts...rushed for the fourth-most yards in Western Massachusetts history (5,208) . . . led team to an undefeated 2009 season and a Super Bowl title . . . also played basketball and the track team to a Western Massachusetts title . . . member of the National Junior Honor Society . . . born July 18, 1992 . . . son of Glenna and Ronnie Jones . . . majoring in exercise science.

#17Isaiah

JONES6-0 // 175 // Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver

Orange, Mass. // Mahar Regional

2011: Satout the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Stephen LoCicero at Lynbrook High School...named First Team All-State and First Team All-Long Island...Nassau County Championship Defensive MVP, Long Island Championship MVP and a Thorp Award finalist . . . led team to a Nassau County and Long Island Championship . . . also played lacrosse . . . born April 5, 1993 . . . son of Annamarie and Jimmy Kozlakowski . . . undecided upon major.

#95Michael

KOZLAKOWSKI6-0 // 235 // Redshirt Freshman // Defensive End

Lynbrook, N.Y. // Lynbrook

#43Matthew

LEBLANC6-2 // 225 // Redshirt Freshman // Linebacker

Holden, Mass. // Wachusett Regional2011:Satout the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remianing. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:-Captain for coach Mike Dubzinski at Wachusett Regional High School...named a Central Massachusetts All-Star, a Worcester Telegram and Gazette All-Star and to the Super 26 All-State Team . . . led team to a pair of

#21Zedric

JOSEPH5-9 // 190 // Junior // Running BackOrchard Park, N.Y. // Erie Community College

2011: Sat out the season. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coach Dennis Greene at Erie Community College...named First Team All-Conference at running back and Second Team All-Conference at kick returner... played at Palm Beach Central High School . . . set school record for single game receiving and most kick returns for touchdowns . . . also set the school record in the 100 meter dash . . . born April 16, 1990 . . . son of Dorena Brooks and Mark Joseph . . . undecided upon major.

2011: Played in all 13 games...notched 22 tackles (10 ST, 12 AT), returned a kick for 7 yards and returned a punt...had six tackles against Bryant (9/3)...made a pair of stops against Albany (9/17), James Madison (10/8), Rhode Island (10/15)...had three stops against UMass (11/12) and three stops in Maine’s NCAA Second Round game at Appalachian State (12/3)...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner and to the CAA All-Academic Team. 2010: Played in eight games as a true freshman . . . notched eight tackles (4 ST, 4 AT) and an interception . . . had a solo tackle at Syracuse (9/18) . . . had first career interception and also had a solo tackle against William and Mary (9/25) . . . made a career-high four tackles (1 ST, 3 AT) against Villanova (10/16) . . . notched a solo tackle at Rhode Island (10/23). BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played defensive back, running back, wide receiver and returned kicks for coach Richard Angle at Howland High School . . . named all-league, all-county and all-state . . . named his team’s offensive MVP and won the Best Defensive Back Award . . . a Football Player of the Year finalist . . . also ran track and was a three-time all-league selection and a two-time all-state choice . . . a member of the National Honor Society and an Honor Roll member . . . born Sept. 18, 1991 . . . son of Paula and Robert Mangiarelli . . . a kinesiology and physical education major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2010 8 4-4-8 0.0-0 0 0 1-5 0 0.0-02011 13 10-12-22 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0-0Career 21 14-16-30 0.0-0 0 0 1-5 0 0.0-0

#22Michael

MANGIARELLI6-0 // 185 // Junior // Defensive Back

Warren, Ohio // Howland

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2011: Played in a pair of contests including at Villanova (10/29) and in Maine’s NCAA Quarterfinal game at Georgia Southern (12/10). 2010: Saw action against Syracuse (9/18). 2009: Sat out the 2009 season as due to NCAA transfer rules ... transferred

to Maine from Sacred Heart and took part in the 2009 spring practice with the Black Bears. 2008 (SACRED HEART): Appeared in all 11 games, starting 10 of them at offensive guard. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on both the offensive and defensive lines for coach Bill Walsh at Holy Spirit H.S. ... served as a captain during his

senior season ... earned all-league, All-South Jersey and all-state honors as an offensive lineman ... also participated in the Governor’s Bowl ...helped guide his team to an

undefeated record in 2007 and to the New Jersey Non-Public Group 3 State Championship ... also wrestled ... born May 14, 1990 ... son of Karen and Gary Martin ... a kinesiology & physical education major/teaching and coaching.

#78Will

MARTIN6-2 // 285 // Senior // Offensive Line

Port Republic, N.J. // Sacred Heart University

#2Maurice

McDONALD6-0 // 180 // Senior // Wide Receiver

Lanoka Harbor, N.J. // Toms River North

2012 PRESEASON: Named to the Beyond Sports Network Preseason All-Amer-ican Third Team and the College Sports Madness Preseason All-CAA First Team. 2011: Named to the All-CAA First Team and the New England Football Writers All-New England Football Team...started the first nine games of the season before suffering a season-ending injury...made 58 grabs for 591 yards (10.2 ypc) and five scores...made six catch-es for 52 yards against Bryant (9/3)...notched a touchdown grab at FBS-foe Pittsburgh (9/10)...had four catches for 55 yards and a score at Albany (9/17)...had nine catches for 67 yards and a touchdown at James Madison (10/8)... had nine catches for a career-high 139 yards, including a 41-yard touchdown grab against Rhode Island (10/15)...had a career-high 1 1 catches for 96 yards at Richmond (10/22)...caught eight passes for 96 yards a n d a touchdown at Villanova (10/29)...made five catches for 49 yards against T o w -son (11/5). 2010: Played in all 11 games, including a start at Towson (11/13) . . . made 12 catches for 135 yards (11.3 ypc) . . . made a pair of c a t c h e s for 21 yards against Monmouth (9/11) . . . had a nine-yard grab a g a i n s t Delaware (10/9) . . . notched 30 yards receiving on a pair of grabs against Rhode Island (10/23) . . . notched a 12-yard touchdown reception as well as two more catches for 29 total yards against UMass (11/6) . . . had a season-high 45 yards receiving on three grabs against Towson. 2009: Played in five games, making three catches for 87 yards . . . caught a pass for 62 yards at Syracuse (9/26) . . . made a catch for 13 yards against No. 1 Richmond (10/17) . . . made a grab for 12 yards against Rhode Island (11/14) . . . named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Rising Star. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played wide receiver and defensive back for coach Benjie Wimberly at Paterson Catholic H.S. … served as a captain … helped lead his school to the state championship in three of his four years … named to the NJ Super 100 list in 2008 … earned non-public all-state honors by the Newark Star-Ledger … earned all-county and all-league honors during his junior and senior seasons … also ran track and played basketball … was a member of his high school’s National Honor Society … born Jan. 27, 1991 … son of Michael and Gloria McDonald … majoring in liberal studies.

YEAR G NO. YDS AVG. TD AVG/G LONG 2009 5 3 87 29.0 0 17.4 622010 11 12 135 11.3 1 12.3 222011 9 58 591 10.2 5 65.7 41Career 25 73 813 11.1 6 32.5 62

#51John

McCABE6-0 // 215 // Redshirt Freshman // Linebacker

Winslow, Maine // Winslow

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining...named a Maine Scholar-Ath-lete *Rising Star*. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Captain for coach Mike Siviski at Winslow High School...named First Team All-Conference...Two-time Defensive Player of the Year while also earning Offensive Player of the Year accolades . . . also played baseball and basketball . . . named to the Honor Roll . . . born April 8, 1993 . . . son of Sandra and Timothy McCabe . . . majoring in kinesiology and physical education.

Division I Championships . . . also played baseball, basketball and track.. .named to the National Society of High School Scholars . . . born August 21, 1992 . . . son of Karen and Mark LeBlanc . . . a business management major.


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6-2 // 180 // Sophomore // Kicker/PunterElkton, Md. // Elkton

#35Jeffrey

ONDISH2011: Saw game time against Bryant (9/3), Pittsburgh (9/10), Albany (9/17) and James Madison (10/8)...had six kickoffs for 321 yards (53.5 ypk) with a long of 61. 2010: Sat out the season as redshirt . . . has four years of eligib-lity remaining.BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played wide receiver, linebacker and handled the kicking and punting duties for coach Barton Funke at Elkton High School . . . served as team captain . . . two-time all-conference and two-time all-state as a punter . . . helped lead team to the semi-finals three times . . . also played baseball and ran track . . . a member of his high school’s Honor Roll . . . born May 26, 1992 . . . son of Patricia and Andrew Ondish . . . undecided upon major.

2011: Saw action against James Madison (10/8), UMass (11/12) and New Hampshire (11/19)...made a tackle against the Wildcats. 2010: Sat out the season as redshirt . . . has four years of eligiblity remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played wide receiver, defensive back, and returned kicks and punts for coach Dave Shamahan at Elwood-John Glenn H.S. . . . served as team captain . . . named all-county . . . led team to a pair of 10-1 seasons, and the county championship game twice . . . also played basketball and ran track . . . born Sept. 11, 1992 . . . son of Marie and Yves Pascal . . . undecided upon major.

2011: Played in eight games, including against Appalachian State (12/3) in Maine’s NCAA Second Round Playoff game. 2010: Saw action against Syracuse (9/18) and Villanova (10/16). 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining . . . named a Maine Scholar-Athlete *Rising Star*. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played defensive end and offensive tackle for coach Woody Moore at Rockland H.S. … served as a captain during his senior season … earned second-team all-league honors on defense and honorable-mention honors as an offensive tackle … also played basketball and was named to the his league’s All-Academic team in the sport … born Oct. 9, 1991 … son of Keith Patterson and Michelle Blocker … major is undecided.

#76Tyler

PATTERSON

2011: Saw action in 10 games on special teams. 2010: Did not see any game action. 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on the offensive and defensive lines, and kicked for coach Mike Hathaway at Leavitt H.S. … served as a captain … helped guide his team to a conference title during both his freshman and senior seasons … selected to play in the 2009 Lobster Bowl … earned all-conference honors as both a defensive end and offensive tackle … also played basketball … was a two-year captain and two-time all-conference selection in hoops … also played baseball … member of his high school’s National Honor Society … born July 1, 1991 … son of Steven and Dawn Nash … a chemical engineering major.

6-5 // 290 // Junior // Offensive LineTurner, Maine // Lea vitt

#65DouglasNASH

2011: Played in all 13 games...made 15 tackles (11 ST, 4 AT), including 1.5 tackles-for-loss (-4 yards)...also forced a fumble and broke up three passes...made a pair of stops including half a tackle-for-loss against Bryant (9/3)...made two tackles inlcuding a tackle-for-loss at Pittsburgh (9/10)...also broke up a pass in the game...made two stops at Albany (9/17)...notched a tackle and broke up a pass against Richmond (10/22)...broke up a pass against Towson (11/5)...notched three tackles against UMass (11/12) and New Hampshire (11/19). 2010: Redshirted . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played running back and defensive back for coach Kreg Kephart at Gaithersburg High School . . . was a team captain . . . named all-county, all-conference and an honorable mention all-state selection . . . selected to the Crab Bowl Al-Star team . . . also was a state champion in track . . . born July 16, 1992 . . . son of Emily and Axel Ofori . . . a sociology major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2011 13 11-4-5 1.5-4 1 0 0-0 3 0.0-0Career 13 11-4-5 1.5-4 1 0 0-0 3 0.0-0

5-10 // 180 // Sophomore // Defensive BackGaithersburg, Md. // Gaithersburg

#10Axel

OFORI

5-10 // 175 // Sophomore // Defensive BackGreenlawn, N.Y. // Elwood-John Glenn

#25Patrick

PASCAL

6-6 // 305 // Junior // Offensive LineOwls Head, Maine // Rockland

2011: Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Named First Team All-Pine Tree Class B at Leavitt . . . led Leavitt to the Class B State Championship . . . played one season at Maine Maritime Academy.

#90Matt

PELLERIN6-0 // 295 // Sophomore // Defensive Line

Turner, Maine // Leavitt/Maine Maritime Academy

2012 PRESEASON: Named to the College Sports Madness Preseason All-CAA Third Team. 2011: Played in all 13 games...made 43 tackles with 6.0 tackles-for-loss (-33 yards) and 4.0 sacks (-28 yards)...also forced a fum-ble and recovered a fumble...made a pair of tackles including a sack at Albany (9/17)...notched five tackles, including 0.5 tackles-for-loss (-1 yard) against James Madison (10/8)...had six tackles including 2.5 sacks ( -19 yards) against Richmond (10/22)...had five tackles including 0.5 tackles-for-loss (-1 yard) and recovered a fumble against Towson (11/5)...made five stops including 0.5 sacks (-6 yards) and forced a fumble against UMass (11/12)...notched six tackles including 0.5 tackles-for-loss against New Hampshire (11/19). 2010: Did not see any game action. 2009: Played in four games . . . assisted on three tackles . . . made a tackle against No. 1 Richmond (10/17), No. 19 Massachusetts (10/31) and against Rhode Island (11/14). BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played offensive tackle and defensive end for coach Mike Carter at Bloomfield H.S. … served as a captain at Bloomfield H.S. … also spent time at Fork Union Prep … helped guide Bloomfield to back-to-back conference titles … was named a Tri-State D-Line MVP … earned all-conference and all-county honors on the defensive front … born April 30, 1990 … son of Ivan Roach and Sonya Smith … major is undecided.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2009 4 0-3-3 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-02011 13 16-27-43 6.0-(-33) 1 1-2 0-0 0 4.0-(-28)Career 17 16-30-46 6.0-(-33) 1 1-2 0-0 0 4.0-(-28)

#96Erwin

ROACH6-3 // 240 // Junior // Defensive Line

Bloomfield, N.J. // Fork Union Military Academy

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2011: Started all 13 games...made 80 tackles (39 ST, 41 AT), including 6.0 tackles-for-loss (-21 yards) and 2.0 sacks (-11 yards)...also forced a fumble and returned a fumble for a touchdown...made four tackles and broke up a pass against Bryant (9/3)...notched nine stops at Pittsburgh (9/10)...made seven tackles includ-ing a tackle-for-loss (-2 yards) and broke up a pass against Delaware (10/1)...made nine tackles at James Madison (10/8)...notched five stops including a tackle-for-loss against Rhode Island (10/15) ...made seven tackles and blocked an extra point at Richmond (10/22)...had a season-high 11 tackles against Towson (11/5)...had five tackles including a sack against UMass (11/12)...also returned a fumble 60 yards for a score and forced a fumble in the endzone that was recovered by Maine for a touchdown...he garnered CAA Defensive Player of the Week accolades...notched a fumble recovery and an interception at New Hampshire (11/19)...made nine tackles including 2.5 tackles-for-loss at Appalachian State (12/3) in Maine’s NCAA Second Round Playoff game. 2010: Saw action in nine games, including a start against William and Mary (9/25) . . . had 37 tackles (19 ST, 18 AT), including 2.0 tackles-for-loss (-13 yards) and a sack for -10 yards . . . had a solo tackle and assisted on three more against Albany (9/2) . . . made a pair of tackles, including 1.5 tackles-for-loss for -11 yards and a sack against Syracuse (9/18) . . . notched four solo stops against William and Mary . . . made three solo and one assisted tackle against Villanova (10/16) . . . had four solo stops against Rhode Island (10/23) . . . made four tackles against Towson (11/13) . . . made a career-high 11 tackles (2 ST, 9 AT) against James Madison (11/20). 2009: Played in seven games . . . notched five tackles (3 ST, 2 AT) . . . made two tackles against No. 19 Massachusetts (10/31). BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played linebacker and running back, while also handling the kicking duties for coach Philip McGuane at South Plainfield H.S. … also played for coach John Shuman at Fork Union Military Academy … served as a captain … helped lead Fork Union to the 2008 state finals … was named the defensive player of the year by his local newspaper … earned second-team all-state honors, and four-team all-area accolades … also played basketball … born Aug. 20, 1990 … son of Ulysses and Toby Russell.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2009 7 3-2-5 0.0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0.0-02010 9 19-18-37 2.0-(-13) 0 0 0-0 0 1.0-(-10)2011 13 39-41-80 6.0-(-21) 1 2-60 1-0 2 2.0-(-11)Career 29 61-61-122 8.0-(-34) 1 2-60 1-0 2 3.0-(-21)

#4Troy

RUSSELL6-3 // 220 // Senior // Linebacker

South Plainfield, N.J. // Fork Union Military Academy

#80Justin

PERILLO6-4 // 250 // Junior // Tight EndWilmington, Del. // The Tatnall School

2012 PRESEASON: Named to the Beyond Sports Network Preseason All-American Second Team and the College Sports Network Preseason All-CAA First Team. 2011: Named to the All-CAA Second Team...started in 12 of the 13 games he played in...made 51 catches for 511 yards (10.0 ypc) and four touchdowns...made six cactches for 57 yards and a score at Albany (9/17)...had four grabs for 62 yards against Delaware (10/1)...had a career-high nine catches for a career-high 101 yards and a touchdown in overtime against James Madison (10/8)...notched eight grabs for 61 yards and a score at Richmond (10/22)...made seven catches for 63 yards at New Hampshire (11/19)...Made four grabs for 48 yards in Maine’s NCAA Second Round win at Appalachian State (12/3)...caught a touchdown at Georgia Southern (12/10) in Maine NCAA Quarterfinal game. 2010: Saw action in nine games, making eight catches for 46 yards and two scores . . . also notched three solo tackles on special teams . . . notched his first touchdown grab of his career with a six yard catch against Syracuse (9/18) . . . notched a two-yards touchdown grab at Delaware (10/9) . . . notched a pair of grabs for 17 yards at UMass (11/6) . . . made three grabs for 13 yards against James Madison (11/20). 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining . . . named a Maine Scholar-Athlete *Rising Star*. BEFORE MAINE/ PERSONAL: Played tight end and defensive end for coach Jody Russell at The Tatnall School … served as a captain … earned third-team all-state honors as a junior, and first-team all-state honors as a senior … garnered first-team all-conference honors from his

sophomore to senior seasons … selected to the Blue-Gold All-Star Game … also played basketball … helped guide his team to a state title during his freshman season … a 1,000-point scorer who earned

all-state honors as a junior and was an all-conference selection for three years … also played baseball …

earned all-state honors as a junior … was a l s o a three-time all-conference honoree in the

sport … born Jan 5, 1991 … son of Billy and Leigh Perillo … major is undecided.

YEAR G NO. YDS AVG. TD AVG/G LONG 2010 9 8 46 5.8 2 5.1 92011 13 51 511 10.0 4 39.3 30Career 22 59 557 9.4 6 25.3 30


BLACK BeAR BIOS

2011: Did not see any game action. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coach Mario Valentine at Mount Saint Michael and coach Steve Stoden at Berkshire . . . led Mount Saint Michael to the CHSFL Championship as a senior . . . named All-CHSFL, All-League, All-City and Second Team All-Borough . . . named First Team All-New England and All-League at Berkshire . . . also played basketball and was All-New England in track . . . an honor roll student . . . born June 30, 1992 . . . son of Sharon Forbes and Leroy Samuels, Sr. . . undecided upon major.

#32Randy

SAMUELS6-0 // 185 // Sophomore // LinebackerBronx, N.Y. // Mt. Saint Michael/Berkshire

2011: Saw action in 10 games, starting in three...made 40 tackles (20 ST,20 AT) with 1.0 tackle-for-loss (-2 yards) and a fumble recovery...had seven tackles at Pittsburgh (9/10)...notched six stops a g a i n s t Delaware (10/1)...made five tackles including half a tackle-for-loss at Villanova (10/29)... h a d four stops including half a tackle-for-loss against Towson (11/5)...made six tackles a n d recovered a fumble against Georgia Southern (12/10) in Maine’s NCAA Quarterfinal c o n -test...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete *Rising Star*. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Craig Moropoulos at Santa Barbara City College...named First Team All-Conference and Team Defensive MVP...had the eighth-most tackles in the state with 102 . . . born March 21, 1987 . . . son of Karen and Randolph Shipley . . . a spanish major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2011 10 20-20-40 1.0-(-2) 0 1 0-0 0 0.0-0Career 10 20-20-40 1.0-(-2) 0 1 0-0 0 0.0-0

#36Sam

SHIPLEY6-1 // 230 // Senior // Linebacker

Santa Barbara, Calif. // Santa Barbara CC

2012 PRESEASON: Named to the College Sports Madness Preseason All-CAA First Team. 2011: Named to the All-CAA Second Team...Started all 13 games...helped anochor an offensive line that produced the first 3,000-yard passer in school history (Warren Smith) and a 1,000-yard rusher (Pushaun Brown)...the line gave up a league-low 1.54 sacks per game. 2010: Saw action in eight games, starting in six . . . helped an offen-sive line give up a CAA-low 12 sacks. 2009: Started t h e last eight games of the season . . . named the team’s Thurlow Cooper Offensive Rookie of the Year . . . part of a line that helped produce the top passing offense in the CAA (247.6 ypg). BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on both the offensive and defensive line for coach Kevin Cooper at Bonny Eagle H.S. … served as a captain … was part of a Bonny Eagle program that captured four Gold Ball state titles in five years … a two-time all-state offensive lineman … also earned all-conference honors on the offensive front … won the Gerry Raymond Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award for Southern Maine … earned academic all-conference honors … was a member of his high s c h o o l ’s Honor Roll for four years … born Feb. 25, 1991 … son of Jeffrey and Heidi Spearin … a wildlife ecology major.

#74Josh

SPEARIN6-4 // 290 // Senior // Offensive Line

Limington, Maine // Bonny Eagle

#39Rickey

STEVENS5-8 // 200 // Junior // Defensive Back

Rochester, N.Y. // Gates Chili/Notre Dame College2011: Saw action against Towson (11/5) and in Maine’s NCAA Quarterfinal contest against Georgia Southern (12/10)...notched a tackle against the Eagles. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for head coach Jason Benham ...rushed for 3,934 yards and 35 TDs during his tenure...named the Monroe County Player of the Year and All-Great Rochester Player of the Year as a senior...two-time Section V Offensive Player of the Year...named a 2009 National Football Scholar-Athlete Award by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame.

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Named to the American Division First Team Defense . . . also named to the All-Big North VI Defense.

#49Sean

STEVENSON6-1 // 215 // Redshirt Freshman // Fullback

Westwood, N.J. // Westwood

YEAR GP/GS2009 8/82010 8/62011 13/13Career 29/27

BLACK BeAR BIOS

2011: Played in 10 games...rushed 21 times for 41 yards (2.0 ypc) and two scores...also caught a pass for six yards and made a special teams tackle...rushed six times for eight yards including a two-yard touch-down at Albany (9/17)...rushed eight times for 33 yards and a four-yard touchdown run at James Madison (10/8).2010: Saw game time in six games . . . rushed 11 times for 116 yards (10.5 ypc) and a score . . . rushed four times for 99 yards, including an 86-yard touchdown run against Rhode Island (10/23) . . . the performance earned him CAA Rookie of the Week honors . . . notched three rushes for 12 yards at UMass (11/6). 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played running back and safety for coach Mark Hannon at Taunton H.S. … served as a captain … was named his team’s MVP … was named to the 2007 Old Colony League All-Star Team … named to the

#23Terrel

WALKER5-8 // 200 // Junior // Running Back

Taunton, Mass. // Taunton

#7Marcus

WASILEWSKI6-1 // 205 // Junior // Quarterback

Kulpmont, Pa. // Mt. Carmel

2011: Played in five games on special teams...completed a pass at Richmond (10/22)...made a tackle against UMass (11/12). 2010: Saw action against Towson (11/13) and James Madison (11/20) . . . notched half a tackle-for-loss for -8 yards against Towson . . . completed a pass for 10 yards against James Madison. 2009: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played quarterback for coach Mike Brennan at Mt. Carmel H.S. … served as a captain … as a senior, helped guide his team to a 13-1 record, the Heartland Conference Championship and the PA District IV Championship … was a second-team all-state honoree … was the News Item, Press Enterprise and WNEP Dream Team Offensive Player of the Year … was named to the District IV All-Star Team … was a standout in the class-room … was a member of his high school’s National Honor Society, National Athletic Honor Society, Quill & Scroll, Mask & Gavel and was a Rotary Student of the Month … born April 29, 1990 … son of Mark and Lisa Wasilewski … a biology major.

#8Ryan

STROUD6-0 // 205 // Sophomore // QuarterbackDover-Foxcroft, Maine // Foxcroft Academy

2011: Did not see any game action...named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Award winner. BEFORE MAINE/PER-SONAL: Captain for coach Danny White at Foxcroft...led team to an 11-1 record the Class ‘C’ Eastern Maine Championship and Little Ten Conference Championship as a senior...named First Team All-Conference and Little Ten Conference Player of the Year...set the conference records with 1,685 passing yards and 28 touch-downs...a Fitzpatrick Award nominee...played in the Shrine Lobster Bowl...son of Debbie and Mark Stroud...a nursing major.

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coaches Joe Rydzewski and Paul Vance...played in the Maryland Crab Bowl...named First Team All-Conference...also a standout at track . . . born March 19, 1993 . . . son of Davina Upson . . . majoring in new media.

#16Daniel

UPSON6-2 // 180 // Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver

Montgomery Village, Md. // Watkins Mill

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligibility remaining. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Marion Bell at East Orange High School...named First Team All-State, First Team All-Area, Second Team All-Essex County...led team to a third place finish in conference and Essex County . . . also First Team All-Essex County in the high jump . . . named to the Honor Roll . . . born August 26, 1993 . . . son of Jackie Walker and Malik White . . . undecided upon major.

#34Malik

WALKER5-11 // 175 // Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Back

East Orange, N.J. // East Orange

Brockton Enterprise All-Scholastic Team in 2007 … named MVP of his team’s Thanksgiving Day game … also ran track … took first place in the hurdles at the 2007 Old Colony League Championships … born July 18, 1991 … son of Emil Walker … major is undecided.

YEAR G NO. NET AVG. TD AVG/G LONG 2009 Redshirted2010 6 11 116 10.5 1 19.3 862011 10 21 41 2.0 2 4.1 8Career 16 32 157 4.9 3 9.8 86

#48Sidney

WESTON5-7 // 202 // Redshirt Freshman // Running Back

Mt. Vernon, N.Y. // Iona Prep

2012: Joined the Black Bears for the Spring semester. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played running back at Iona Prep...rushed for 1,948 yards and 31 touchdowns as a senior...named a First Team Journal News All-Star...also earned the CHSFL AAA’s 2010 Joe Riverso Award, given to the conference’s Offensive Player of the Year...led Iona Prep to the conference championship game where he rushed for 250 yards and three touchdowns.

2011: Sat out the season as a redshirt...has four years of eligiblity remaining...named a Maine Scholar-Ath-lete *Rising Star*. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coach Chris Phelps at the Salisbury School...led team to the New England Championship at the Salisbury School...an honor roll student . . . born February 5, 1993 . . . son of Cordula and Andreas Wezel . . majoring in business.

#70BenedictWEZEL

6-8 // 310 // Redshirt Freshman // Offensive LineBerlin, Germany // Salisbury School


BLACK BeAR BIOS

#56Garret

WILLIAMSON6-3 // 275 // Senior // Offensive Line

Flemington, N.J. // Hunterdon Central 2011: Started all 13 games...helped solidify an offensive line that produced the f i r s t 3,000-yard passer in school history (Warren Smith) and a 1,000-yard rusher (Pushaun Brown)...the line gave up a league-low 1.54 sacks per game. 2010: Started all 11 games at center . . . helped an offensive line give up a league-low 12 sacks. 2009: Started in nine of the 10 games he played in . . . the offensive line helped produce the most prolific passing offense in the CAA. 2009 OFFSEASON: Named the team’s most improved offensive player during spring practice. 2008: Sat out the season as a redshirt … has four years of eligibility remaining … named a Maine Scholar-Athlete Rising Star. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played on the offensive and defensive lines for coach Matthew Perotti at Hunterdon Central H.S. … served as a senior captain in 2007 … helped lead his team to back-to-back Group IV State championships in 2006-07 … earned Associated Press First-Team All-State honors … earned Newark Star-Ledger Third-Team All-State honors … earned all-area honors from several other news agencies … also played basketball … born Feb. 23, 1990 … son of Jack and Catherine Williamson … a business finance major.

YEAR GP/GS2009 10/92010 11/112011 13/13Career 34/33

#89Arthur

WILLIAMS6-0 // 175 // Sophomore // Wide Receiver

Springfield, Mass. // High School of Science and Tech.2011: Had a great first season..played in 11 games starting in eight...made 36 catches for 517 yards (14.4 ypc) and two scores...caught four passes for 64 yards at James Madison (10/8)...had six catches for 82 yards at Richmond (10/22)...made an 80-yard touchdown grab at Villanova (10/29)...notched a career-high sev-en catches for 47 yards and a score against Towson (11/5)...caught four balls for 73 yards against UMass (11/12)...made four grabs for a career-high 89 yards against Georgia Southern (12/10) in Maine’s NCAA Quar-terfinal contest. 2010: Satout the season as a redshirt. BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played wide receiver at the High School of Science and Technology . . . also a track standout . . . born Nov. 6, 1991 . . . son of Tonya Hicks and Arthur Williams . . . undecided upon major.


#52MatthewWILSON

6-3 // 270 // Sophomore // Defensive LineFreeport, N.Y. // Holy Trinity Diocesan

2011: Saw action in nine games...made four tackles (1 ST, 3 AT)...notched a tackle against Pittsburgh (9/10)...made a pair of tackles against Albany (9/17)...had a tackle at Villanova (10/29). 2010: Sat out the season as a redshirt . . . has four years of eligibility remaining . .BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for Coach Tony Mascia . . . led team to 2009 CHSFLA Championships . . . named All-League, All-Island and All-State . . . born Aug. 15, 1992 .

. . son of Patricia and Christopher Wilson . . . a history major.

YEAR G UT-AT-TT TFL-YDS FF FR INT-YDS PBU SACKS-YDS2011 9 1-3-4 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0-0 Career 9 1-3-4 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0-0

NeWCOMeR BIOS#86 Max ANDREWS

Freshman // TE // 6-3 // 230 // Holden, Maine // John BapstBEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coaches Dan and Matt O’Connell at John Bapst High School (Bangor, Maine)...led team to the 2008 Maine Class ‘C’ State Championship and a pair of Eastern Maine runner-up finishes...named First Team All-Conference three times and as a finalist for the Gaziano Defensive Lineman of the Year Award...born Oct. 6, 1993...son of Kimberly and Victor Andrews...plans to major in athletic training.

#31 Davonte BURKEFreshman // DB // 6-1 // 190 // Galesville, Md. // Fork Union

#29 Javar COLEMANFreshman // DB // 5-9 // 180 // Brockton, Mass. // New Hampton

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for head coach Ed Kiley at New Hampton...named to the All-New England and All-Evergreen teams...led team to a spot in the Jack Etter Bowl...also played basketball and ran track...born March 15, 1993...son of Erin and Russell Coleman...plans to major in business.

#14 Daniel COLLINSFreshman // QB // 6-3 // 195 // Williamstown, N.J. // Williamstown

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Frank Fucetola at Williamstown...led team to the 2011 West Jersey Football League American Division Championship and a pair of South Jersey Group IV Playoff appearances...named to the All-West Jersey Football League First Team...2011 Thanksgiving Game MVP...an Honor Roll Student and Schol-ar-Athlete...also played basketball and volleyball...born Oct. 20, 1993...son of Karen and Kenneth Collins, Jr....plans to major in business.

#72 Alban DEDVUKAJJunior // DL // 6-3 // 255 // Brookfield, Conn. // Desert Vista High School/Santa Barbara CCBEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Two-year starter for coach Craig Moropoulos at Santa Barbara City College...made 75 tackles, including 10 sacks and 8.0 tackles-for-loss...also ran track at Desert Vista High School...born Nov. 24, 1990...son of Elizabeth and Vasel Dedvukaj...plans to major in business administration.

#41 Nigel JONESFreshman // RB // 5-9 // 198 // Pleasantville, N.J. // Holy Spirit

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Captain for coach Charlie Roman at Holy Spirit...named All-State, All-South Jersey and All-Cape Atlantic...led team to a pair of State Championships...rushed for over 4,000 yards in his career...also a South Jersey Powerlifting Champion...born Dec. 9, 1992...son of Martha and Anthony Jones...undecided upon major.

#69 Calvert SCHAEFERFreshman // OL // 6-7 // 265 // Westminster, Md. // Winters Mill

#91 Joshua INGALLSFreshman // DE // 6-4 // 240 // Wells, Maine // Wells

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Played for coach Tim Roche at Wells High School...led team to 2011 Maine Class ‘B’ State Championship...selected to the 2011 All-State Team and a two-time Campbell Conference All-Star...also played baseball and basketball...an Honor Roll student...born Sept. 14, 1993...son of Jennifer and Joel Ingalls...plans to major in civil engineering.

#37 Sean DECLOUxFreshman // K/P // 6-2 // 184 // Ottawa, Ontario // St. Peter Catholic/Red Lion Christian

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Played for coach Dwayne Thomas at Red Lion Christian Academy in Delaware and Jim Mick at St. Peter Catholic High School...kicked a 52-yard field goal while at Red Lion...led St. Peter’s to a City Cham-pionship...named to Team Ontario for the Canada Cup...graded a two-star recruit by ESPN...an Honors student...born Jan. 9, 1994...son of Mary Jane and Victor Decloux...plans to major in civil engineering.

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Named First Team All-County and All-Met at Southern High School...scored a coun-ty-high 28 touchdowns while rushing for 1,362 yards...named First Team Small School All-State...played last season for traditional power Fork Union Military Academy...born August 12, 1993...son of Chris Lynette Foote and Antwane Burke...undecided upon major.

#42 Sacoy MALONEFreshman // RB // 5-8 // 175 // Springfield, Mass. // Springfield Central

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Captain for coach Vladamar Brower at Springfield Central...Led team to a pair of Super Bowl runner-up finishes...named a two-time First Team All-Western Mass. selection...named the recipient of the Angelo Bertelli Award, given to the outstanding high school football player in Western Massachusetts...an All-State selection and honors student...born Jan. 8, 1994...son of Freda and Michael Malone...undecided upon major.

#40 Christophe MULUMBAFreshman // LB // 6-1 // 230 // Montreal, Quebec // Kent School

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Played in the USA Football International Bowl in Austin, Texas...named to the All-Erick-son and All-New England Teams...led Kent to an undefeated regular season and a spot in the New England Champi-onship game for the second-straight season.

#82 Sean REUSSFreshman // TE // 6-3 // 230 // Monticello, N.Y. // Monticello

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Captain for coach Matthew Buddenhagen at Monticello High School...a two-time First Team All-Section and All-League selection...led Monticello to a pair of playoff appearances...also played baseball and basketball...an Honor Roll student...born March 26, 1994...son of Debra and Ronald Reuss...plans to major in athletic training.

#55 Patrick RICARDFreshman // DE // 6-3 // 235 // Spencer, Mass. // Prouty High School

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Andrew Tuccio at David Prouty High School...led team to a Super Bowl Championship in 2009 and runner-up honors in 2010...team also won a pair of League Championships...named Central Mass. All-Division II...two-time Division II Defensive MVP...National Honor Society member...born May 27, 1994...son of Judith and Paul Ricard...undecided upon major.

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Ken Johnson at Winters Mill...named All-County and All-Conference on the offensive and defensive lines...made 75 tackles with 9.0 sacks and nine passes defended...an Honor Roll stu-dent...born July 26, 1994...son of Kathryn and Charles Schaefer...plans to major in sociology.

#94 David TORIOLASenior // DL // 6-3 // 290 // Corona, N.Y. // St. Francis Prep/Marist

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach James Parady at Marist...named an All-Pioneer League Honorable Mention...was a First Team All-League and First Team All-City selection at St. Francis Prep...two-time Pioneer League All-Academic honoree...named First Team All-League and First Team All-City in high school...born May 8, 1990...son of Rosemary and Titus Toriola...plans to major in business.

#81 Jordan DUNNFreshman // WR // 6-2 // 190 // Hamilton, N.J. // Steinert High School

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Captain for coach Dan Caruso at Steinert...led team to the State Finals...named Second Team All-State and First Team All-Conference...also played basketball...born June 14, 1993...son of Robert Dunn...plans to major in communication.

#18 Lamar FITZGERALDJunior // DB // 5-10 // 195 // Elizabeth, N.J. // Elizabeth/Lackawanna College

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Led Elizabeth to the 2006 North II Group IV State Championship...named First Team All-Watchung Division and First Team All-Union County...led Lackawanna to a pair of bowl games, including a Graph-ic Edge Bowl Championship...born Oct. 23, 1990...son of Regina Fitzgerald...plans to major in sociology.

#69 Calvert SCHAEFERFreshman // OL // 6-7 // 265 // Westminster, Md. // Winters Mill

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Captain for coach Ken Johnson at Winters Mill...named All-County and All-Conference on the offensive and defensive lines...made 75 tackles with 9.0 sacks and nine passes defended...an Honor Roll stu-dent...born July 26, 1994...son of Kathryn and Charles Schaefer...plans to major in sociology.

#98 Darius GREENEFreshman // DL // 6-2 // 275 // Meford, N.Y. // Longwood

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL:Captain for coach John Murphy at Longwood...led team to an 8-2 record and a semi-fi-nal playoff berth as a senior...named First Team Class AA All-State First Team All-Metro, All-Long Island and All-Coun-ty...also the recipient of the Zellner Award...born Jan. 24, 1994...son of Tanya and Stefan Greene...undecided upon major.

#84 Dylan WALTONFreshman // WR // 6-1 // 180 // Brunswick, Maine // Brunswick

BEFORE MAINE/PERSONAL: Two-time captain at Brunswick...named two-time All-Conference and All-State...also named All-Conference in track and field.


2011 STATS RevIeWRushing G Att Net Avg TD Lng YPGBrown 12 226 1,093 4.8 11 70 91.1Hood 12 69 326 4.7 5 54 27.2Smith 13 106 306 2.9 6 29 23.5Walker 10 21 41 2.0 2 8 4.1Boone 13 4 16 4.0 0 12 1.2Johnson 3 2 12 6.0 0 3 4.0Treister 13 2 -3 -1.5 0 0 -0.2TEAM 11 14 -60 -4.3 0 0 -5.5Total 13 444 1,731 3.9 24 70 133.2Opponents 13 539 2,104 3.9 26 80 161.8

Passing G Com-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng EffSmith 13 270-425-14 63.5 3,122 22 80 135.73Wasilewski 5 1-1-0 100.0 0 0 10 100.0TEAM 11 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Waxman 13 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 13 271-428-14 63.3 3,122 22 80 135.01Opponents 13 226-392-19 57.7 2,478 16 60 114.53

Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD Lng YPGMcDonald 9 58 591 10.2 5 41 65.7Perillo 13 51 511 10.0 4 30 39.3Aultman 11 39 575 14.7 5 53 52.3Session 13 38 398 10.5 2 56 30.6Williams 13 36 517 14.4 2 80 47.0Johnson 3 13 112 8.6 0 24 37.3Brown 12 12 102 8.5 1 22 8.5Buttles 3 10 193 19.3 1 46 64.3Hood 12 4 32 8.0 0 14 2.7C. Charles 13 3 39 13.0 0 21 3.0Ebeling 13 2 24 12.0 2 21 1.8Falvey 4 1 20 20.0 0 20 5.0Walker 10 1 6 6.0 0 6.0 0.6Spearin 13 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.2Clay 10 1 0 0.0 0 0 0.0Reagan 9 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.2Total 13 271 3,122 1.5 22 80 240.2Opponents 13 226 2,478 11.0 16 60 190.6

Total Offense G Plys Rush Pass Tot YPGSmith 13 531 306 3,122 3,428 263.7Brown 12 226 1,093 0 1,093 91.1Hood 12 69 326 0 326 27.2Walker 10 21 41 0 41 4.1Boone 13 4 16 0 16 1.2Johnson 3 2 12 0 12 4.0Treister 13 2 -3 0 -3 -0.2TEAM 11 15 -60 0 -60 -5.5Total 13 872 1,731 3,122 4,853 373.3Opponents 13 931 2,104 2,478 4,582 352.5

Scoring TD FG XPK XPRu XPPa XPDef Saf PtsBrown 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 72Harvey 0 8-14 41-44 0-0 0-0 0 0 65Smith 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0 0 36Aultman 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 30Hood 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 30McDonald 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 30Perillo 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 24Williams 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12Walker 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12Session 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12Ebeling 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 12Coston 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 8Boone 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Buttles 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Russell 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Treister 0 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-1 0 0 6 Cole 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6Givans 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 6McMillian 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 2Total 51 8-14 41-44 3-4 0-3 2 0 381Opponents 43 6-16 28-38 1-1 2-4 0 0 310

Punt Returns No Yds Avg TD LngCoston 21 204 9.2 1 74Mangiarelli 1 -2 -2.0 0 -2.0Ofori 1 0 0.0 0 0Boone 1 19.0 19.0 0 19Total 24 221 9.2 1 74Opponents 19 80 4.2 0 13

Field Goals % 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lng BlkHarvey 57.1 0-0 4-6 3-6 1-2 0-0 41 2Total 57.1 0-0 4-6 3-6 1-2 0-0 41 2

Punting No Yds Avg Lng TB FC I20 BlkWaxman 63 2,272 36.1 55 4 13 23 1Smith 1 36 36.0 36 1 0 0 0TEAM 0 17 0.0 10 0 0 0 2Total 64 2,325 36.3 55 5 13 23 3Opponents 59 2,098 35.6 54 3 10 16 1

Kick Returns No Yds Avg TD LngBoone 33 666 20.2 1 91K. James 3 12 4.0 0 12Simcox 3 26 8.7 0 9Capella 1 2 2.0 0 2Johnson 1 21 21.0 0 21Walker 1 6 6.0 0 6Achey 1 18 18.0 0 18Session 1 0 0.0 0 0Mangiarelli 1 7 7.0 0 7Aultman 1 18 18.0 0 18Total 46 776 16.9 1 91Opponents 51 931 18.3 0 71

Interception Returns No Yds Avg TD LngCoston 6 48 8.0 0 25D. James 4 18 4.5 0 17K. James 3 -9 -3.0 0 0Givans 2 8 4.0 1 6McMillian 1 31 31.0 0 31Al-Mateen 1 1 1.0 0 1Russell 1 0 0.0 0 0Achey 1 14 14.0 0 14Total 19 111 5.8 1 31Opponents 14 154 11.0 1 44

Team Statistics Maine OpponentsSCORING 381 310 Points Per Game 29.3 23.8FIRST DOWNS 249 247 Rushing 93 108 Passing 145 122 Penalty 11 17RUSHING YARDS (NET) 1731 2104 Yards Gained 2028 2513 Yards Lost 297 409 Attempts 444 539 Average/Rush 3.9 3.9 Average/Game 133.2 161.8 TDs Rushing 24 26PASSING YARDS 3122 2478 Att-Comp-Int 428-271-14 392-226-19 Average/Pass 7.3 6.3 Average/Catch 11.5 11.0 Average/Game 240.2 190.6 TDs Passing 22 16TOTAL OFFENSE 4853 4582 Total Plays 872 931 Average/Play 5.6 4.9 Average/Game 373.3 352.5KICK RETURNS: #-YDS (Avg) 46-776 (16.9) 51-931 (18.3)PUNT RETURNS: #-YDS (Avg) 24-221 (9.2) 19-80 (4.2)INT RETURNS: #-YDS (Avg) 19-111 (5.8) 14-154 (11.0)FUMBLES-LOST 12-7 21-11PENALTIES-YARDS (Avg/G) 65-560 (43.1) 62-508 (39.1)PUNTS-YARDS 64-2325 59-2098 Average/Punt 36.3 35.6 Net Average 33.5 30.8TIME OF POSSESSION 29:56 30:043RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 67-177 (38%) 76-186 (41%)4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 12-20 (60%) 11-26 (42%)SACKS BY-YARDS 33-(-223) 19-(-135)FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 8-14 6-16ON-SIDE KICKS 0-2 0-3RED ZONE SCORES 38-49 (78%) 41-53 (77%)RED ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 31-49 (63%) 36-53 (68%)PAT-ATTEMPTS 41-44 (93%) 28-38 (74%)

Defensive G ST AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds Int-Yds PBU FR-Yds FF BLKGivans 13 45 49 94 4.5-(-12) 0 2-8 4 1-0 1 0McMillian 13 61 31 92 11.5-(-38) 3.5-(-25) 1-31 5 0 0 0Coston 13 50 33 83 1.0-(-12) 0 6-48 9 2-12 1 0Russell 13 39 41 80 6.0-(21) 2.0-(-11) 1-0 2 2-60 1 1R. Charles 13 26 28 54 4.0-(-19) 2.0-(-16) 0 0 0 0 0K. James 13 35 15 50 0 0 3-(-9) 4 1-0 1 0Phanor 13 20 29 49 5.5(-7) 1.0-(-2) 0 0 0 1 0 Cole 13 27 22 49 15.0-(-82) 11.0-(-78) 0 4 2-0 2 3D. James 13 30 18 48 1.0(-2) 0 4-18 5 0 0 0Roach 13 16 27 43 6.0(-33) 4.0-(-28) 0 0 1-2 1 0Shipley 10 20 20 40 1.0-(-2) 0 0 0 1-0 0 0Capella 13 14 20 34 6.5-(-20) 1.5-(-12) 0 0 0 0 0Eastman 13 16 17 33 1.0-(-0) 0 0 0 0 0 0Achey 8 15 18 33 5.5-(-24) 2.0-(-16) 1-14 3 0 0 0Bodtmann 7 12 13 25 1.0-(-2) 0.5-(-1) 0 1 0 0 0Alston 11 12 13 25 2.5-(-16) 2.5-(-16) 0 3 0 0 2Nani 12 12 12 24 2.5-(-4) 0 0 0 0 0 0Mangiarelli 13 10 12 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Al-Mateen 13 13 3 16 1.0-(-9) 1.0-(-9) 1-1 1 0 0 0Ofori 13 11 4 15 1.5-(-4) 0 0 3 0 1 0Clay 10 5 3 8 1.0-(-7) 1.0-(-7) 0 0 1-0 0 0 Kuhn 12 3 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Hood 12 5 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Wilson 9 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0C. Charles 13 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0TEAM 13 2 0 2 1.0-(-2) 1.0-(-2) 0 0 0 0 1Perillo 13 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Waxman 13 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Aultman 11 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Enslen 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ebeling 13 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Stevens 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Smith 13 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Pascal 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Simcox 10 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Johnson 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Howley 13 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Clark 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Wasilewski 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Walker 10 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 13 511 450 961 79-(-316) 33-(-223) 19-111 44 11-74 9 9Opponents 13 418 534 952 70-(-265) 20-(-138) 14-154 43 7-0 7 7

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G A M e - B Y - G A M e S TA R T e R SOffenseOpponent WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB TB FB WR (Z) (Y) (A) (B) (Z)Bryant McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session JohnsonPittsburgh McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Buttles Smith Brown Session JohnsonAlbany McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session JohnsonDelaware McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session AultmanJMU McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session WilliamsRhode Island McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session SimcoxRichmond McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session WilliamsVillanova McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session WilliamsTowson McDonald Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Hood Session WilliamsUMass Aultman Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session WilliamsUNH Aultman Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Falvey WilliamsApp. St. Aultman Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session WilliamsGeorgia So. Aultman Spearin Gakos Williamson Howley Shea Perillo Smith Brown Session Williams

DefenseOpponent DE NT DT DE LB LB LB LCB FS SS RCB (End) (Stud) (Rover) (Mike) (Backer)Bryant Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Achey Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesPittsburgh Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Achey Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesAlbany Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Achey Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesDelaware Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Shipley Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesJames Madison Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Shipley Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesRhode Island Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Shipley Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesRichmond Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Bodtmann Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesVillanova Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Bodtmann Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesTowson Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Shipley Givans Ofori Coston McMillian K. JamesUMass Nani Charles Phanor Roach Russell Achey Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesUNH Cole Charles Phanor Roach Russell Achey Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesApp. St. Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Achey Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. JamesGeorgia So. Cole Charles Phanor Alston Russell Achey Givans D. James Coston McMillian K. James

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IndividualCategory __________________________________________Maine _________________________________________________________________________ OpponentRushes ____________________________________________29-Pushaun Brown vs. Rhode Island ___________________________________________ 31 - J. Hernandez, MassachusettsYards Rushing ________________________________________193-Pushaun Brown vs. Delaware ___________________________________________ 212 - J. Anderson, James MadisonTD Rushes __________________________________________3-Pushaun Brown vs. Delaware ______________________________________3 (2x) - R. Graham, Pittsburgh; T. West, TowsonLongest Rush ________________________________________70-Pushaun Brown vs. Delaware _____________________________________________ 80 - J. Anderson, James MadisonPass Attempts ________________________________________51-Warren Smith at Richmond ______________________________ 45 (2x) - Donnelly, Delaware, J. Jackson, Appalachian StatePass Completions ______________________________________31- Warren Smith at Richmond ___________________________________________________ 32 - A. Corp, RichmonsYards Passing ________________________________________334-Warren Smith at Pittsburgh __________________________________________________ 301 - A. Corp, RichmondTD Passes ___________________________________________3 (3x): Warren Smith at Pittsburgh, vs. Rhode Island and at App. St. ___________ 3 (2x) - C. Polony Villanova, K. Decker, New HampshireLongest Pass _________________________________________80-Warren Smith at Villanova _____________________________________________________60 - C. Polony, VillanovaReceptions __________________________________________12 - Damarr Aultman at New Hampshire ______________________________________________ 12 - T. Gray, RichmondYards Receiving _______________________________________148-Derek Buttles at Pittsburgh ___________________________________________________ 128 - T. Gray, Richmond TD Receptions ________________________________________2 - Damarr Aultman at New Hampshire __________2 (2x) - Baskerville, Rhode Island, M. Reynolds, Villanova, R.J. Harris, New HampshireLongest Reception _____________________________________80-Arthur Williams at Villanova ___________________________________________________ 60 - D. Wells, VillanovaField Goals __________________________________________2 (2x)- Brian Harvey vs. Massachusetts, at New Hampshire ___________________________________2 -K. Harper, PittsburghLongest Field Goal _____________________________________41-Brian Harvey at New Hampshire __________________________________________________ 46 - Baner, DelawarePunts _____________________________________________8 - Jordan Waxman at Pittsburgh _____________________________________________________ 8- P. Layton, AlbanyLongest Punt ________________________________________55 (2x)-Jordan Waxman at Pittsburgh, vs. Rhode Island _______________________ 54 (2x) - P. Layton, Albany, N. Hicks, RichmondLongest Punt Return ____________________________________74-Trevor Coston vs. Bryant ______________________________________________________ 13 - D. Wells, VillanovaLongest Kickoff Return ___________________________________91-Roosevelt Boone at Georgia Southern __________________________________________71 - N. Steriti, New HampshireTackles ____________________________________________14 - Vinson Givans vs. Towson _______________________________________________ 16 -C. Beranger, New HampshireSacks _____________________________________________3.0 - Michael Cole at New Hampshire __________________________________________2.5 - A. McDaniel, James MadisonTackles For Loss _______________________________________3.0 (3x) - Cole at Pittsburgh, at New Hampshire; McMillian at James Madison __________________3.5 - A. McDaniel, James MadisonInterceptions ________________________________________2 - Trevor Coston vs. Bryant ___________________________ 2 (2x) - C. Houston, New Hampshire, J. McKinnon, Georgia SouthernTeamCategory __________________________________________Maine _________________________________________________________________________ OpponentRushes ____________________________________________51 - at New Hampshire __________________________________________________________67 - Georgia SouthernYards Rushing ________________________________________216 at Appalachian State _______________________________________________________ 360 - Georgia SouthernTD Rushes __________________________________________4-at Villanova ______________________________________________________________________5 - TowsonTotal Plays __________________________________________83-at Albany ____________________________________________________________________ 90 - PittsburghTotal Offense _________________________________________477 vs. Delaware ____________________________________________________________ 476 - Georgia SouthernPoints _____________________________________________41 - at Villanova ____________________________________________________________________ 40 - TowsonFirst Downs _________________________________________24 (2x) - at Albany, at Richmond __________________________________________________________ 26 - TowsonPenalties ___________________________________________10 - vs. Rhode Island ___________________________________________________________12 - Georgia SouthernPenalty Yards ________________________________________102 - vs. Rhode Island __________________________________________________________93 - Georgia Southern


2011 STATS RevIeWStatistic Bryant Pitt Albany Del JMU URI Rich Vill Tow UMass UNH App. St. GSU First Downs 16 19 24 18 21 18 24 18 19 15 22 20 15 Rush 7 3 11 6 4 7 5 9 6 10 10 9 6 Pass 8 15 11 12 16 10 18 8 13 5 10 11 8 Penalty 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 1Rushing Attempts 46 25 51 31 30 39 27 35 31 36 41 36 16Net Rushing 155 37 197 213 90 118 72 159 85 188 136 216 66Average Per Rush 3.4 1.5 3.9 6.9 3.0 3.0 2.6 4.5 2.7 5.2 3.3 6.0 4.1Net Passing 135 334 202 264 295 233 289 251 256 184 200 250 229Attempts 21 46 32 27 40 26 52 22 41 25 41 26 29Completions 14 27 21 18 28 18 32 17 26 14 24 17 15Interceptions 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 1 3 1 3Total Plays 67 71 83 58 70 65 79 57 72 61 82 62 45Total Net Yards 290 371 399 477 385 351 360 410 341 372 336 466 295Average Per Play 6.4 5.2 4.8 8.2 5.5 5.4 4.6 7.2 4.7 6.1 4.1 7.5 6.6Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 4-2 2-1 0-0 1-1 1-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 2-15 7-50 3-20 7-65 5-45 10-102 8-81 2-21 5-25 6-59 4-40 5-32 1-5Punts-Average 5-40.6 8-33.1 6-38.0 6-32.3 7-33.1 7-34.9 5-43.2 3-35.0 3-38.3 3-39.3 5-37.4 6-36.3 0-0Time of Possession 30:36 29:52 38:15 28:33 30:47 29:57 29:08 28:23 31:20 27:34 34:39 32:22 17:363rd Down Conversions 5-14 6-17 7-17 1-9 7-15 4-13 4-13 5-11 6-15 6-15 10-19 4-13 2-64th Down Conversions 0-2 2-3 2-2 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-2 2-2 2-2 0-0 1-2 1-1 0-2 Sacks Allowed-Yards Lost (Opp. sks.) 2-(-12) 3-(-23) 2-(12) 0-0 3-(-21) 1-(-5) 2-(-22) 0-0 3-(-25) 1-(-4) 1-(-7) 0-0 0-0Points 28 29 31 31 25 27 23 41 30 32 27 34 23Kicks PATs-Attempts 4-4 3-3 4-4 4-4 2-2 3-4 3-3 3-4 4-4 2-2 3-3 4-5 2-2Field Goals-Attempts 0-0 0-0 1-2 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-4 2-2 0-1 1-1

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D e F e N S e G A M e - B Y - G A M eStatistic Bryant Pitt Albany Del JMU URI Rich Vill Tow UMass UNH App. St. GSUFirst Downs 15 26 11 22 20 14 20 19 20 21 19 17 23 Rush 5 7 4 11 13 5 1 10 17 8 9 1 17 Pass 10 18 6 9 7 8 16 8 3 11 7 14 5 Penalty 0 1 1 2 0 1 3 1 0 2 3 2 1Rushing Attempts 35 48 28 35 51 43 26 45 53 45 38 25 67Net Rushing 128 124 79 115 304 141 42 197 334 119 158 3 360Average Per Rush 3.7 2.6 2.8 3.3 6.0 3.3 1.6 4.4 6.3 2.6 4.2 0.1 5.4Net Passing 194 257 185 163 98 160 301 208 84 237 203 272 116Attempts 32 42 37 45 18 24 45 22 13 31 30 45 8Completions 15 26 18 24 13 13 32 11 6 19 16 26 7Interceptions 2 2 1 4 0 2 0 1 1 1 3 1 0Total Plays 67 90 65 80 69 67 71 67 66 76 68 70 75Total Net Yards 322 381 338 278 402 301 343 405 418 356 361 275 476Average Per Play 4.8 4.2 4.1 3.5 5.8 4.5 4.8 6.0 6.3 4.7 5.3 3.9 6.3Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 4-1 1-1 3-2 0-0 3-1 3-3 1-1 2-1 1-1Penalties-Yards 4-30 3-20 3-17 4-25 5-35 5-44 2-20 5-49 5-28 4-35 6-62 4-50 12-93Punts-Average 7-30.0 3-27.7 8-39.4 4-32.5 5-43.8 5-29.8 5-46.4 4-43.5 3-39.0 1-52.0 5-25.4 8-38.2 1-36.0Time of Possession 29:24 30:08 21:45 31:27 29:13 30:03 30:52 31:37 28:40 32:26 25:21 27:38 42:243rd Down Conversions 6-15 7-16 5-17 9-17 7-13 4-13 4-13 3-14 6-10 7-15 5-13 5-17 8-134th Down Conversions 0-1 2-3 0-2 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-2 3-4 1-1 0-4 1-1 1-2 2-3Sacks By-Yards Lost (Maine sks.) 1-(-2) 7-(-43) 1-(-3) 3-(-25) 1-(-4) 2-(-16) 5-(-35) 2-(-16) 3-(-11) 2-(-12) 3-(-25) 3-(-31) 0-0Points 13 35 15 17 124 21 22 25 40 21 30 12 35Kicks PATs-Attempts 1-2 1-2 1-1 2-2 3-3 3-3 1-3 1-2 4-6 3-3 3-3 0-2 5-5Field Goals-Attempts 0-1 2-3 0-1 1-2 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-2 0-0 0-2 2-2 0-0 0-1

2011 SeASON RevIeWO F F e N S I v e YA R D S P e R G A M e

>> RUSHINGPlayer (No.-Yds.-TD) Bry Pitt Alb Del JMU URI Rich Vill Tow UMass UNH App GSUPushaun Brown 26-146-2 10-18-0 19-125-1 23-193-3 15-54-0 29-103-0 7-9-0 18-75-2 - 26-144-1 20-77-1 24-111-1 9-38-0David Hood - 3-4-1 6-25-0 - 1-2-0 1-2-0 13-77-1 6-12-1 23-85-1 1-2-0 11-33-0 4-88-1 - Warren Smith 14-31-1 10-14-0 16-31-0 4-15-0 6-1-0 5-15-0 6-14-0 10-74-1 8-0-1 8-44-1 8-38-1 5-22-0 6-35-0Terrel Walker - 2-1-0 6-8-1 4-5-0 8-33-1 1-6-0 - - - - - - - Roosevelt Boone 3-4-0 - - - - 1-12-0 - - - - - - - Derric Johnson - - 2-12-0 - - - - - - - - - - Chris Treister - - - - - - - - - - - 2-3-0 -

>> PASSINGPlayer (C-A-I-Yds.-TD) Bry Pitt Alb Del JMU URI Rich Vill Tow UMass UNH App GSU Warren Smith 14-20-0-135-0 27-45-0-334-3 21-32-0-202-2 18-27-2-264-1 28-40-0-295-2 18-26-0-233-3 31-51-2-289-1 17-22-0-251-2 26-41-2-256-2 14-25-1-184-0 24-41-3-200-1 17-26-1-250-3 15-29-3-229-2

>> RECEIVINGPlayer (No.-Yds.-TD) Bry Pitt Alb Del JMU URI Rich Vill Tow UMass UNH App GSU Maurice McDonald 6-52-0 3-13-1 4-55-1 3-24-0 9-67-1 9-139-1 11-96-0 8-96-1 5-49-0 - - - - Damarr Aultman - 1-7-0 - 3-49-1 - - - 1-8-0 8-117-1 3-64-0 12-105-1 5-117-2 6-108-0 Atrhur Williams - - - - 4-64-0 3-26-0 6-82-0 2-78-1 7-47-1 4-73-0 2-16-0 4-42-0 4-89-0 Justin Perillo 1-7-0 3-36-0 6-57-1 4-62-0 9-101-1 2-18-0 8-61-1 - 3-28-0 2-13-0 7-63-0 4-48-0 2-17-1 Derek Session - 6-50-1 2-13-0 4-111-0 4-21-0 2-28-1 5-47-0 4-66-0 1-3-0 2-9-0 3-16-0 3-22-0 2-12-0 Derek Buttles 3-45-0 7-148-1 - - - - - - - - - - - Derric Johnson 3-21-0 5-54-0 5-37-0 - - - - - - - - - - Pushaun Brown 1-10-0 2-26-0 1-14-0 1-6-0 1-21-0 2-22-1 1-3-0 1-5-0 - 2-5-0 - - - Carlton Charles - - - 1-10-0 1-21-0 - - 1-8-0 - - - - - David Hood - - 2-20-0 - - - - - 2-12-0 - - - - John Ebeling - - - - - - - - - - - 1-21-1 1-3-1 Jeff Falvey - - - - - - - - - 1-20-0 - - - Terrel Walker - - 1-6-0 - - - - - - - - - - Josh Spearin - - - 1-3-0 - - - - - - - - - Jamal Clay - - - - - - 1-0-0 - - - - - - Chris Reagan - - - 1-1-0 - - - - - - - - -

D e F e N S I v e TA C K L e S P e R G A M e>> TACKLESPlayer (ST-AT-TT) Bry Pitt Alb Del JMU URI Rich Vill Tow UMass UNH App GSUVinson Givens 4-5-9 4-2-6 1-5-6 5-2-7 5-4-9 5-5-10 1-3-4 4-1-5 3-11-14 4-7-11 2-2-4 2-0-2 5-2-7 Jerron McMillian 6-5-11 5-5-10 3-2-5 6-1-7 5-2-7 3-3-6 4-2-6 9-1-10 2-7-9 7-1-8 3-1-4 3-1-4 5-0-5 Trevor Coston 0-3-3 5-2-7 3-4-7 4-1-5 5-5-10 3-5-8 9-2-11 3-1-4 6-5-11 2-1-3 4-2-6 0-2-2 6-0-6 Troy Russell 2-2-4 6-3-9 0-1-1 4-3-7 3-6-9 3-2-5 4-3-7 4-0-4 2-9-11 1-4-5 1-3-4 4-5-9 5-0-5 Raibon Charles 1-2-3 4-1-5 1-6-7 3-2-5 6-2-8 0-3-3 0-3-3 3-0-3 0-2-2 0-3-3 1-1-2 1-2-3 6-1-7 Kendall James 3-1-4 2-1-3 2-0-2 2-0-2 5-3-8 1-0-1 4-2-6 3-1-4 3-1-4 2-3-5 1-0-1 5-2-7 2-1-3 Kevin Phanor 1-0-1 3-1-4 2-5-7 0-4-4 2-1-3 1-4-5 0-2-2 4-2-6 1-4-5 3-1-4 1-1-2 0-2-2 2-2-4 Michael Cole 2-3-5 3-5-8 - 1-1-2 1-0-1 3-2-5 2-1-3 3-0-3 1-3-4 3-4-7 6-0-6 1-3-4 1-0-1Darlos James 0-1-1 1-0-1 3-1-4 4-3-7 4-1-5 2-3-5 2-3-5 - - 2-3-5 2-1-3 4-1-5 6-1-7 Erwin Roach - 2-0-2 1-1-2 2-1-3 2-3-5 0-3-3 2-4-6 1-0-1 1-4-5 1-4-5 3-3-6 1-3-4 0-1-1 Sam Shipley - 5-2-7 0-3-3 3-3-6 0-3-3 1-2-3 1-1-2 4-1-5 2-2-4 - - 0-1-1 4-2-6 Craig Capella 1-0-1 1-2-3 0-2-2 1-1-2 1-0-1 1-3-4 0-3-3 1-1-2 0-1-1 - 2-2-4 1-3-4 5-2-7 Arron Achey 5-5-10 3-1-4 1-1-2 - - - - - - 3-8-11 3-3-6 - - Troy Eastman 1-1-2 - 1-1-2 2-1-3 0-1-1 2-1-3 0-1-1 3-1-4 1-4-5 1-2-3 - 1-3-4 4-1-5 Shawn Bodtmann 0-3-3 2-3-5 - 2-1-3 0-2-2 1-2-3 6-2-8 1-0-1 - - - - - Doug Alston 0-2-2 2-3-5 2-2-4 2-3-5 1-0-1 1-0-1 - 0-1-1 0-1-1 - - 2-1-3 2-0-0 Ryan Nani - - - - 0-2-2 0-1-1 0-3-3 3-0-3 0-2-2 2-1-3 3-1-4 2-0-2 2-2-4 Michael Mangiarelli 2-4-6 1-0-1 2-0-2 1-0-1 0-2-2 2-0-2 0-1-1 - 0-1-1 0-3-3 - 2-1-3 - Khari Al-Mateen - 2-0-2 1-0-1 1-0-1 - 1-1-2 - 2-0-2 1-0-1 1-1-2 1-0-1 2-1-3 1-0-1 Axel Ofori 0-2-2 2-0-2 2-0-2 - - - 1-0-1 - 1-0-1 2-1-3 2-1-3 - 1-0-1 David Hood - 2-0-2 - - 1-1-2 - - 1-0-1 0-1-1 0-1-1 - 1-0-1 - Jamal Clay - - - - - - - 2-0-2 1-0-1 1-2-3 1-1-2 - - Michael Kuhn 0-1-1 - 1-0-1 - - - - 1-0-1 - 0-1-1 1-1-2 0-2-2 - Matthew Wilson - 0-1-1 0-2-2 - - - - 1-0-1 - - - - - Carlton Charles - - - - - - - - 0-1-1 0-1-1 - 0-1-1 - Justin Perillo - - - - - - - - - - - 1-0-1 1-0-1 Damarr Aultman - - - 1-0-1 - - - - - - 1-0-1 - - Jordan Waxman - - - - - 1-0-1 - - - - - 0-1-1 - John Ebeling - - 1-0-1 0-1-1 - - - - - - - - - Kris Enslen - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-1-2 Devin Clark - - 0-1-1 - - - - - - - - - - Chris Howley - - - - - - - - 0-1-1 - - - - Warren Smith - - - - - - 1-0-1 - - - - - - Rickey Stevens - - - - - - - - - - - - 1-0-1 Cody Simcox - - - - - - - 1-0-1 - - - - - Derric Johnson - - 0-1-1 - - - - - - - - - - Terrel Walker - - - - - - - - - - - 0-1-1 - Patrick Pascal - - - - - - - - - - 1-0-1 - - Marcus Wasilewski - - - - - - - - - 1-0-1 - - -

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Game #1Rv/- Maine______________ 28Bryant _________________ 13

September 3 /// Alfond Stadium (6,041)

1 2 3 4 OT FBryant (0-1) 0 0 0 13 - 13 Maine (1-1) 14 7 7 0 - 28

FIRST QUARTERM - Brown 1 run (Harvey kick); 4 plays, 57 yards, 1:43 TOPM - Smith 1 run (Harvey kick); 4 plays, 26 yards, 1:50 TOP

SECOND QUARTERM - Coston 74 yard PR (Harvey kick)

THIRD QUARTERM - Brown 1 run (Harvey kick); 7 plays, 45 yards, 3:26 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERB - Brown 4 run (Alberti kick fail); 7 plays, 62 yards, 2:56 TOPB - Brown 11 run (Alberti kick); 6 plays, 52 yards, 3:04 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Bryant MaineFirst Downs 15 16 Rushing Yards (Net) 128 155 Passing Yards (Net) 194 135 Comp.-Att.-Int. 15-32-2 14-21-0 Total Plays-Total Yards 67-322 67-290 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-30 2-15 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 7-210 (30.0) 5-203 (40.6) Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 5-130 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-107 2-41 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-23 Third-Down Conversions (%) 6-15 (.400) 5-14(.357) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 0-1(000) 0-2 (.000) Time of Possession 29:24 30:36 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 1-(-2) 2-(-14) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: MAINE- Brown 26-146; Smith 14-31; Boone 3-4; TEAM 3-(-26)BRYANT-Brown 28-128; Westerhaus 3-6; Perry 3-4; TEAM 1-(-10)

PASSING: MAINE-Smith 14-21-0-135. BRYANT-Westerhaus 15-32-2-194.

RECEIVING: MAINE-McDonald 6-52; Buttles 3-45; Johnson 3-21; Brown 1-10; Perillo 1-7. BRYANT-Harris 6-75; Tracey 6-70; Brown 2-43; Wilson 1-6.

INTERCEPTIONS: MAINE-Coston 2-23. BRYANT-None.

FUMBLES: MAINE-None. BRYANT-None.

Game #2Rv/- Maine______________ 29Pittsburgh ______________ 35

September 10 /// Heinz Field (41,230)

1 2 3 4 OT FPittsburgh (2-0) 9 11 8 7 - 35 Maine (1-1) 0 7 8 14 - 29

FIRST QUARTERP - Graham1 run (Haper kick fail); 14 plays, 76 yards, 4:32 TOPP - Harper 44 FG; 6 plays, 17 yards, 2:07 TOP

SECOND QUARTERP - Harper 25 FG; 5 plays, 15 yards, 0:45 TOPM - Buttles 22 pass from Smith; 12 plays, 77 yards, 5:23 TOPP - Graham 3 rush (Sunseri rush conversion); 11 plays, 71 yards, 4:24 TOP

THIRD QUARTERM - Session 5 pass from Smith (Treister rush conversion); 2 plays, 47 yards, 0:39 TOPP - Graham 1 run (Shanahan pass from Sunseri conversion); 11 plays, 60 yards, 3:47 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERP - Brown 1 run (Harper kick); 11 plays, 52 yards, 3:54 TOPM -Hood 1 run (Harvey kick); 13 plays, 81 yards, 5:27 TOPM -McDonald 2 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 10 plays, 78 yards, 1:10 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Maine PittsburghFirst Downs 19 26 Rushing Yards (Net) 37 24 Passing Yards (Net) 334 257 Comp.-Att.-Int. 27-46-1 26-42-2 Total Plays-Total Yards 71-371 90-381 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 7-50 3-20 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 8-265 (33.1) 3-83 (27.7) Punt Returns-Yards 1-(-2) 2-13 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-107 6.5 Interception Returns-Yards 2-1 0-0 Third-Down Conversions (%) 6-17 (.353) 7-16 (.438)Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 2-3 (.667) 2-3 (.667) Time of Possession 29:52 30:08 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 7-(-43) 3-(-23) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: MAINE- Brown 10-18; Smith 10-14; Hood 3-4; Walker 2-1.

PITTSBURGH - Graham 28-121; Brown 8-22; Jones 1-9; TEAM 1-(-2); Sunseri 10-(-26).

PASSING: MAINE-Smith 27-45-0-334; Waxman 0-1-0-0.PITTSBURGH - Sunseri 21-35-2-224; Anderson 5-7-0-33.

RECEIVING: MAINE-Buttles 7-148; Session 6-50; Johnson 5-54; Perillo 3-36; McDonald 3-13; Brown 2-26; Aultman 1-7. PITTSBURGH-Street 6-74; R. Graham 5-30; H. Graham 4-59; Shana-han 4-49; Carswell 2-19; Brown 2-12; Saddler 2-7; Carozzoni 1-7.

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Game #3Rv/- Maine______________ 31Albany ________________ 15

September 17 /// University Field (4,944)

1 2 3 4 OT FAlbany (0-2) 0 0 0 15 - 15 Maine (2-1) 7 14 3 7 - 31

FIRST QUARTERM - Brown 33 run (Harvey kick); 4 plays, 87 yards, 1:38 TOP

SECOND QUARTERM - Perillo 7 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 5 plays, 34 yards, 1:55 TOPM - McDonald 14 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 8 plays, 38 yards, 1:13 TOP

THIRD QUARTERM -Harvey 27 FG; 15 plays, 64 yards, 7:16 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERA -Romaine 1 run (Glass kick); 9 plays, 80 yards, 2:44 TOPM -Walker 2 run (Harvey kick); 5 plays, 36 yards, 2:43 TOPA -Petersen 6 pass from Smith (Osbourne pass from Di Lella); 5 plays, 69 yards, 2:00 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Maine AlbanyFirst Downs 24 11 Rushing Yards (Net) 197 79 Passing Yards (Net) 202 185 Comp.-Att.-Int. 21-32-0 18-37-1 Total Plays-Total Yards 83-399 65-264 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 Penalties-Yards 3-20 3-17 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 6-228 (38.0) 8-315 (39.4) Punt Returns-Yards 4-26 2-(-1) Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-21 4-64 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0 Third-Down Conversions (%) 7-17 (.412) 5-17 (.294) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 2-2 (1.000) 0-2 (.000) Time of Possession 38:15 21:45 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 1-(-3) 2-(-12) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: MAINE-Brown 19-125; Smith 16-31; Hood 6-25; Johnson 2-12; Walker 6-8; TEAM 2-(-4). ALBANY-Romaine 11-39; Smith 5-18; Di Lella 5-10; Osbourne 3-10; Chillis 1-1; Miseikis 3-1.

PASSING: MAINE-Smith 21-32-0-202. ALBANY-Di Lella 16-32-1-179; Leathley 1-4-0-0; Smith 1-1-0-6.

RECEIVING: MAINE-Perillo 6-57; Johnson 5-37; McDonald 4-55. Hood 2-20. Session 2-13. Brown 1-14. Walker 1-6. ALBANY-Chillis 5-80; Romaine 3-12; King 2-52; Gay 2-17; Smith 2-11; Kirchner 1-7; Petersen 1-6; Wilson 1-3; Misekis 1-(-3).

INTERCEPTIONS: MAINE-D. James 1-0. ALBANY-None.

FUMBLES: MAINE-Brown 1-1. ALBANY-None.

Game #4Rv/- Maine______________ 316/5 Delaware ___________ 17

October 1 /// Alfond Stadium (6,000)

1 2 3 4 OT FDelaware (3-2, 1-1) 0 10 7 0 - 17 Maine (3-1, 1-0) 7 0 7 17 - 31

FIRST QUARTERM -Brown 26 run (Harvey kick); 7 plays, 89 yards, 2:44 TOP

SECOND QUARTERD - Naugle 16 pass from Donnelly (Baner kick); 10 plays, 59 yards, 3:28 TOPD - Baner 46 FG; 4 plays, -7 yards, 1:30 TOP

THIRD QUARTERM- Aultman 37 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 5 plays, 83 yards, 2:42 TOPD- Pierce 13 run (Baner kick); 11 plays, 74 yards, 5:18 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERM - Brown 18 run (Harvey kick); 2 plays, 74 yards, 0:27 TOPM - Brown 5 run (Harvey kick); 3 plays, 75 yards, 1:26 TOPM - Harvey 31 FG; 4 plays, 9 yards, 2:12 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Delaware MaineFirst Downs 22 18 Rushing Yards (Net) 115 213 Passing Yards (Net) 163 264 Comp.-Att.-Int. 24-45-4 18-27-2 Total Plays-Total Yards 80-278 58-477 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-25 7-65 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 4-130 (32.5) 6-194 (32.3) Punt Returns-Yards 2-15 2-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-88 3-23 Interception Returns-Yards 2-9 4-54 Third-Down Conversions (%) 9-17 (.529) 1-9 (.111) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 0-1 (.000) 1-1 (1.000) Time of Possession 31:27 28:33 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 0-0 3-(-25) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: Delaware-Pierce 24-120; Hayes 5-28; Jones 1-2; Donnelly 5-(-35). Maine-Brown 23-193; Smith 4-15; Walker 4-5.PASSING: Delaware-Donnelly 24-45-4-163.. Maine-Smith 18-27-2-264.RECEIVING: Delaware-Pierce 8-34; White 7-52; Naugle 4-45; Russo 2-13; Boyle 1-11; Schenauer 1-4; Hayes 1-4. Maine-Session 4-111; Perillo 4-62; Aultman 3-49; McDonald 3-24; C. Charles 1-10; Brown 1-6; Spearin 1-3; Reagan 1-(-1). INTERCEPTIONS: Delaware-Curry 1-9; Hawkins 1-0. Maine-McMillian 1-31; D. James 1-17; Coston 1-0; Givans 1-6.FUMBLES: Delaware-Donnelly 2-0. Maine- None.

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Game #519/Rv Maine ____________ 256/7 James Madison _______ 24

October 28 /// Bridgeforth Stadium (24,023) 1 2 3 4 OT F

Maine (5-1) 0 14 0 3 8 25

James Madison (4-2) 7 7 0 3 7 14

FIRST QUARTER

J -Anderson 80 run (Starke kick); 1 play, 80 yards, 0:12 TOP

SECOND QUARTER

M- McDonald 5 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 14 plays, 79 yards, 7:02 TOP

J -Scott 4 run (Starke kick); 8 plays, 60 yards, 3:43 TOP

M- Walker 4 run (Harvey kick); 9 plays, 68 yards, 3:19 TOP

FOURTH QUARTER

J- Starke 32 FG; 13 plays, 67 yards, 6:54 TOP

M- Harvey 34 FG; 8 plays, 47 yards, 1:22 TOP

OVERTIME

J- Edwards 1 run (Starke kick); 7 plays, 25 yards

M- Perillo 8 pass from Smith (Treister rush); 3 plays, 25 yards

TEAM STATISTICS

Category Maine JMU

First Downs 21 20

Rushing Yards (Net) 90 304

Passing Yards (Net) 295 98

Comp.-Att.-Int. 28-40-0 13-18-0

Total Plays-Total Yards 70-385 69-402

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1

Penalties-Yards 5-45 5-35

Punts-Yards (Avg.) 7-232 (33.1) 5-219 (43.8)

Punt Returns-Yards 1-9 1-7

Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-88 2-42

Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0

Third-Down Conversions (%) 7-15 (.467) 7-13 (.538)

Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000)

Time of Possession 30:47 29:13

Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 1-(-4) 3-(-21) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: JMU-Anderson 26-212; D. Scott 14-70; Edwards 9-20; Smith 2-2. Maine-Brown 15-54; Walker 8-33; Hood 1-2; Smith 6-1.PASSING: JMU-Edwards13-17-0-98; Team 0-1-0-0. Maine-Smith 28-40-0-295.RECEIVING: JMU-Smith 5-26; Barlow 3-35; Anderson 2-18; Robinson 1-12; Sharp 1-8; D. Scott 1-(-1). Maine-Perillo 9-101; McDonald 9-67; Williams 4-64; Session 4-21; C. Charles 1-21; Brown 1-21.INTERCEPTIONS: JMU-None. Maine-NoneFUMBLES: JMU-Smith 1-0; Edwards 1-0; Anderson 1-0; D. Scott 1-1. Maine-None.

Game #612/16 Maine _____________ 27Rhode Island ____________ 21

October 15 /// Alfond Stadium (7,262) 1 2 3 4 OT F

Maine (5-1) 7 7 13 0 - 27

Rhode Island (1-5) 0 0 7 14 - 21

FIRST QUARTER

M -Brown 22 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 9 plays, 75 yards, 4:02 TOP

SECOND QUARTER

M- McDonald 41 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 1 play, 41 yards, 0:04 TOP

THIRD QUARTER

M - Session 21 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 5 plays, 50 yards, 1:41 TOP

R- Baskerville 25 pass from Bentsen (Feinstein kick); 9 plays, 80 yards, 4:31 TOP

M- Givans 2 INT return (Harvey kick blocked)

FOURTH QUARTER

R- Mancuso 1 run (Feinstein kick); 2 plays, 1 yard, 0:49 TOP

R- Baskerville 4 pass from Bentsen (Feinstein kick); 16 plays, 95 yards, 5:33 TOP

TEAM STATISTICS

Category URI Maine

First Downs 14 18



Comp.-Att.-Int. 13-24-2 18-26-0




Punts-Yards (Avg.) 5-149 (29.8) 7-244 (34.9)





Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 1-2 (.500) 0-1 (.000)


Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 1-(-5) 2-(-16) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: URI-Hurd 16-54; De. Johnson 9-33; Baskerville 4-18; Probst 6-17; Bentsen 5-16; Johnson-Farrell 1-2; Mancuso 2-1. Maine-Brown 29-103; Smith 5-15; Boone 1-12; Hood 1-(-2); Team 2-(-4); Walker 1-(-6).PASSING: URI-Bentsen 11-17-1-158; Probst 2-6-0-2; Abdullah 0-1-1-0. Maine-Smith 18-26-0-233. RECEIVING: URI-Baskerville 8-115; Bynum 3-32; Johnson-Farrell 1-16; Abdullah 1-(-3). Maine-McDonald 9-139; Williams 3-26; Session 2-28; Brown 2-22; Perillo 2-18.INTERCEPTIONS: URI-None. Maine-Givans 1-2; Coston 1-0.FUMBLES: URI-Hurd 1-1. Maine-Walker 1-1.

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Game #718/21 Richmond __________ 229/14 Maine _____________ 23

October 22, 2011 /// Robins Stadium (8,700)

1 2 3 4 OT FRichmond (3-4) 6 10 0 6 - 22 Maine (6-1) 0 0 0 23 - 23

FIRST QUARTERR - Barnette 6 pass from Corp (Kamin kick blocked); 11 plays, 76 yards, 4:38 TOP

SECOND QUARTERR - Edwards 6 pass from Corp (Kamin kick); 8 plays, 59 yards, 4:16 TOPR - Kamin 30 FG; 13 plays, 76 yards, 5:33 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERM - Perillo 16 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 7 plays, 34 yards, 2:42 TOPR - Turner 2 run (Kamin kick blocked); 2 plays, 2 yards, 0:10 TOPM - Jerron McMillian PAT ReturnM- Hood 5 run (Harvey kick); 13 plays, 72 yards, 3:53 TOPM - Smith 1 run (Harvey kick); 11 plays, 64 yards, 4:00 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Maine RichmondFirst Downs 24 20 Rushing Yards (Net) 71 42 Passing Yards (Net) 289 301 Comp.-Att.-Int. 32-52-2 32-45-0 Total Plays-Total Yards 79-360 71-343 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 Penalties-Yards 8-81 2-20 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 5-216 (43.2) 6-232 (38.7) Punt Returns-Yards 4-25 3-15 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-52 3-23 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-44 Third-Down Conversions (%) 4-13 (.307) 4-13 (.307) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 1-2 (.500) 0-2 (.000) Time of Possession 29:08 30:52 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 5-(-35) 2-(-22) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPASSING: Richmond-Corp 32-44-0-301; TEAM 0-1-0-0. Maine-Smith 30-50-2-277; Wasilews-ki 1-1-0-0.RECEIVING: Richmond-Gray 12-128; Edwards 8-98; Barnette 4-31; Turner 3-11; Roller 3-10; Finney 2-23. Maine-McDonald 10-84; Perillo 8-61; Williams 6-82; Session 5-47; Brown 1-3; Clay 1-0. RUSHING:Richmond -Gaskins 12-51; Turner 5-9; Grant 1-3; TEAM 1-0; Corp 7-(-21). Maine:-Hood 13-77; Brown 7-9; TEAM 1-(-1); Smith 6-(-14).INTERCEPTIONS: Richmond-Graham 1-0; Taylor 1-44. Maine-None.FUMBLES: Richmond-Gaskins 1-1; TEAM 1-0; Pettus 1-1. Maine- Smith 1-1.

Game #88/12 Maine _____________ 41 villanova ______________ 25

October 29 /// Villanova Stadium (5,000)

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine (7-1) 7 6 15 13 - 41 Villanova (1-8) 0 6 6 13 - 25

FIRST QUARTERM - McDonald 33 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 2 plays, 36 yards, 0:36 TOP

SECOND QUARTERV - Medley 5 run (Hamilton kick blocked); 11 plays, 48 yards, 5:53 TOPM - Brown 10 run (Treister pass failed); 7 plays, 60 yards, 2:19 TOP

THIRD QUARTERM- Williams 80 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 1 play, 80 yards, 0:12 TOPM- Smith 29 run (Treister rush); 3 plays, 84 yards, 0:49 TOPV- Wells 60 pass from Polony (Polony pass failed); 5 plays, 70 yards, 1:23 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERM- Brown 2 run (Harvey kick failed); 14 plays, 69 yards, 7:19 TOPV- Reynolds 8 pass from Polony (Polony pass failed); 1 play, 8 yards, 0:06 TOPM- Hood 1 run (Harvey kick); 9 plays, 35 yards, 4:57 TOPV- Reynolds 25 pass from Polony (Hamilton kick); 7 plays, 59 yards, 1:45 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Maine VillanovaFirst Downs 18 19 Rushing Yards (Net) 159 197 Passing Yards (Net) 251 208 Comp.-Att.-Int. 17-22-0 11-22-1 Total Plays-Total Yards 57-410 67-405 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0 Penalties-Yards 2-21 5-49 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 3-105 (35.0) 4-122 (30.5) Punt Returns-Yards 2-7 2-11 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-28 7-122 Interception Returns-Yards 1-25 0-0 Third-Down Conversions (%) 5-11 (.454) 3-14 (.214) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 2-2 (1.000) 3-4 (.750) Time of Possession 28:23 31:37 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 2-(-16) 0-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: Villanova-Medley 17-100; Polony 11-34; Doss 9-31; Thomas 3-21; Abdur-Rahman 2-5; Hamilton 1-5; Quarrie 2-1. Maine-Brown 18-75; Smith 10-74; Hood 6-12; TEAM 1-(-2).PASSING: Villanova-Polony 10-20-1-198; Abdur-Rahman 0-1-0-0; Thomas 1-1-0-10. Maine-Smith 17-22-0-251. RECEIVING: Villanova-Pettway 3-32; Wells 2-73; Price 2-46; Reynolds 2-33; Abdur-Rahman 1-14; Miles 1-10. Maine-McDonald 8-96; Session 4-66; Williams 2-78; Aultman 1-8; Charles 1-8; Brown 1-(-5).INTERCEPTIONS: Villanova-None. Maine-Coston 1-25.FUMBLES: Villanova-None. Maine-Smith 2-0; Coston 1-1; Williams 1-1.

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Game #914/14 Towson ____________ 407/8 Maine ______________ 30

November 5 /// Alfond Stadium (5,258)

1 2 3 4 OT FTowson (7-2, 5-1) 7 13 6 14 - 40 Maine (7-2, 5-1) 7 2 7 14 - 30

FIRST QUARTERT - West 8 run (Soven kick); 10 plays, 66 yards, 4:33 TOPM- Smith 15 run (Harvey kick); 9 plays, 70 yards, 5:16 TOP

SECOND QUARTERT- West 2 run (Soven kick); 3 plays, 10 yards, 0:45 TOPT- Dameron 19 run (Soven kick blocked); 3 plays, 67 yards, 0:41 TOPM- Coston PAT return

THIRD QUARTERM- Hood 1 run (Harvey kick); 11 plays, 43 yards, 5:09 TOPT- Dameron 33 pass from Enders (Soven kick failed); 6 plays, 72 yards, 2:28 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERT- Enders 2 run (Soven kick); 4 plays, 26 yards, 1:32 TOPM- Aultman 53 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 1 play, 53 yards, 1:25 TOPT- West 4 run (Soven kick); 10 plays, 75 yards, 5:10 TOPM- Williams 3 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 11 plays, 61 yards, 2:41 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Towson MaineFirst Downs 20 19 Rushing Yards (Net) 334 85 Passing Yards (Net) 84 256 Comp.-Att.-Int. 6-13-1 26-41-2 Total Plays-Total Yards 66-418 72-341 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-1 Penalties-Yards 5-28 5-25 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 3-117 (39.0) 3-115 (38.3) Punt Returns-Yards 2-1 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-63 7-85 Interception Returns-Yards 2-37 1-0 Third-Down Conversions (%) 6-10 (.600) 6-15 (.400) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 1-1(1.000) 2-2 (1.000) Time of Possession 28:40 31:20 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 4-(-27) 3-(-11) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: TOWSON-West 21-183; Dameron 19-109; Enders 10-40; Jones 1-2; Kinnard 1-2; Team 1-(-2). Maine-Hood 23-85; Smith 8-0.PASSING: TOWSON-Enders 6-13-1-84. Maine-Smith 26-41-2-256.RECEIVING: TOWSON- Ryan 2-27; Dameron 1-33; Oboh 1-14; Sheppard 1-7; Banks 1-3. Maine-Aultman 8-117; Williams 7-47; McDonald 5-49; Perillo 3-28; Hood 2-12; Session 1-3.INTERCEPTIONS: TOWSON-Powell 1-30; DiSanzo 1-7. Maine-K. James 1-0.FUMBLES: TOWSON - Enders 2-1; Kinnard 1-0. Maine-Boone 1-0; Hood 1-1.

Game #10Rv/Rv Massachusetts _____ 2113/13 Maine _____________ 32

November 12 /// Alfond Stadium (4,460)

1 2 3 4 OT FMassachusetts (5-5) 0 14 7 0 - 21 Maine (8-2, 6-1) 3 7 9 13 - 32

FIRST QUARTERMAINE - Harvey 22 FG; 10 plays, 67 yards, 4:27 TOP

SECOND QUARTERMASS -Julmiste 17 pass from Pendagast (Yelovich kick); 5 plays, 65 yards, 2:15 TOPMAINE- Brown 12 run (Harvey kick); 5 plays, 80 yards, 1:51 TOPMASS -Hernandez 2 run (Yelovich kick); 7 plays, 24 yards, 1:19 TOP

THIRD QUARTERMASS- Viveiros 26 yard INT return (Yelovich kick)MAINE - Harvey 30 yard FG; 7 plays, 67 yards, 2:20 TOPMAINE - Russell 60 yard fumble return (Smith pass failed)

FOURTH QUARTERMAINE - Smith 6 run (Smith pass failed); 3 plays, 14 yards, 1:18 TOPMAINE - Cole 0 yard funble recovery (Harvey kick)

TEAM STATISTICSCategory UMass MaineFirst Downs 21 15 Rushing Yards (Net) 119 188 Passing Yards (Net) 237 184 Comp.-Att.-Int. 19-31-1 14-25-1 Total Plays-Total Yards 76-356 61-372 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-35 6-59 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 1-52 (52.0) 3-118 (39.3) Punt Returns-Yards 2-7 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-75 2-23 Interception Returns-Yards 1-26 1-14 Third-Down Conversions (%) 7-15 (.467) 6-15 (.400) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 0-4 (.000) 0-0 (.000) Time of Possession 32:26 26:34 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 1-(-4) 2-(-12) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: UMASS-Hernandez 31-91; Williams 9-53; Talley 1-12; Julmiste 1-6; Pendagast 2-(-12); TEAM 1-(-31). Maine-Brown 26-144; Smith 8-44; Hood 1-2; TEAM 1-(-2)PASSING: UMASS-Pendagast 19-31-1-237. Maine-Smith 14-25-1-184.RECEIVING: UMASS-Talley 6-107; Gilson 6-71; Julmiste 3-32; Igwenagu 2-15; Danska 1-6; Hernandez 1-6. Maine - Williams 4-73; Aultman 3-64; Perillo 2-13; Session 2-9; Brown 2-5; Falvey 1-20.INTERCEPTIONS: UMASS-Viveiros 1-26. Maine-Achey 1-14.FUMBLES: UMASS-Pendagast 2-2; TEAM 1-1 Maine-None.

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Game #1112/12 Maine _____________ 2711/11 New hampshire ______ 30

November 19 /// Cowell Stadium (6,855) 1 2 3 4 OT FMaine (8-3) 14 3 3 7 - 27 New Hampshire (8-3) 7 3 6 14 - 30

FIRST QUARTERM -Brown 33 run (Harvey kick); 2 plays, 36 yards, 0:47 TOPN -Harris 34 pass from Decker (MacArthur kick); 6 plays, 60 yards, 2:40 TOPM -Smith 2 run (Harvey kick); 15 plays, 60 yards, 6:46 TOP

SECOND QUARTERM- Harvey 41 FG; 13 plays, 54 yards, 6:00 TOPN -MacArthur 32 FG; 14 plays, 72 yards, 2:43 TOP

THIRD QUARTERM-Giansante 10 pass from Decker (MacArthur kick failed); 3 plays, 77 yards, 0:34 TOPM -Harvey 21 FG; 7 plays, 36 yards, 4:02 TOP

FOURTH QUARTERN- Harris 5 pass from Decker (MacArthur kick); 5 plays, 18 yards, 1:50 TOPN- Steriti 18 run (MacArthur kick); 1 play, 18 yards, 0:05 TOPM -Aultman 10 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 11 plays, 65 yards, 3:57 TOP

TEAM STATISTICSCategory Maine UNHFirst Downs 22 19 Rushing Yards (Net) 136 158 Passing Yards (Net) 200 203 Comp.-Att.-Int. 24-41-3 16-30-3 Total Plays-Total Yards 82-336 68-361 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards 4-40 6-62 Punts-Yards (Avg.) 5-187 (37.4) 5-127 (25.4) Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-64 4-124 Interception Returns-Yards 3-0 3-39 Third-Down Conversions (%) 10-19 (.526) 5-13 (.385) Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 1-2 (.500) 1-1 (1.000) Time of Possession 34:39 25:21 Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 3-(-25) 1-(-7) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: UNH-Steriti 21-150; Setian 7-31; Mangieri 1-9; Team 2-(-2); Chandler 1-(-9); Decker 6-(-21). Maine-Brown 20-77; Smith 8-38; Hood 11-33; Team 2-(-12)PASSING: UNH-Decker 16-30-3-203. Maine-Smith 24-41-3-200.RECEIVING: UNH-Harris 6-106; Mangieri 3-19; Steriti 3-16; Orlando 1-22; Mello 1-14; Giansante 1-10. Maine-Aultman 12-105; Perillo 7-63; Session 3-16; Williams 2-16.INTERCEPTIONS: UNH-Wilkes 1-0; Houston 2-29. Maine-Coston 1-0; Russell 1-0; D. James 1-0.FUMBLES: UNH-Chandler 1-1. Maine- K. James 1-1.

Game #12 (NCAA 2nd Round)13/13 Maine _____________ 349/9 Appalachian State _____ 12

December 3 /// Brewer Stadium (15,291) 1 2 3 4 OT F

Maine (9-3) 7 6 14 7 - 34

Appalachian State (8-4) 0 6 0 6 - 12

FIRST QUARTER

M -Aultman 44 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 4 plays, 69 yards, 1:20 TOP

SECOND QUARTER

A-Peacock 20 pass from Jackson (Stewart kick blocked); 7 plays, 58 yards, 2:51 TOP

M -Aultman 35 pass from Smith (Harvey kick blocked); 8 plays, 80 yards, 4:09 TOP

THIRD QUARTER

M-Ebeling 21 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); 8 plays, 58 yards, 4:11 TOP

M -Hood 54 run (Harvey kick); 1 play, 54 yards, 0:12 TOP

FOURTH QUARTER

A- Cadet 1 run (Stewart kick failed); 10 plays, 74 yards, 3:22 TOP

M-Brown 31 run (Harvey kick); 5 plays, 60 yards, 2:26 TOP

TEAM STATISTICS

Category Maine App. St.

First Downs 20 17



Comp.-Att.-Int. 17-26-1 26-45-2




Punts-Yards (Avg.) 6-218 (36.3) 8-306 (38.2)



Interception Returns-Yards 2-(-8) 1-5


Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 1-1 (1.000) 1-2 (.500)


Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 3-(-31) 0-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING: APP-Baker Boney 7-16; Miller 2-3; Cadet 6-(-4); Jackson 10-(-12). Maine-Brown 24-111; Hood 4-88; Smith 5-22; TEAM 1-(-2); Treister 2-(-3).PASSING: APP-Jackson 26-45-2-272. Maine-Smith 17-26-1-250.RECEIVING: APP-Quick 7-41; Peacock 6-75; Cadet 4-48; Jorden 4-27; Presley 2-33; Baker Boney 2-32; Tony Washington 1-16. Maine-Aultman 5-117; Perillo 4-48; Williams 4-42; Session 3-22; Ebeling 1-21.INTERCEPTIONS:APP-Lloyd 1-5. Maine-Al-Mateen 1-1; K. James 1-(-9).FUMBLES: APP-Cadet 1-0; Jackson 1-1. Maine- Perillo 1-0.

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3 Game #13 (NCAA Qtrs.)13/13 Maine _____________ 233/3 Georgia Southern ______ 35

December 10 /// Brewer Stadium (15,291) 1 2 3 4 OT F

Maine (9-4) 7 3 13 0 - 23

Georgia Southern (11-2) 14 7 14 0 - 35

FIRST QUARTER

G -J. Shaw 2 yd run (A. Mora kick); 7 plays, 60 yards, TOP 3:20

G -J. Wilcox 2 yd run (A. Mora kick); 13 plays, 79 yards, TOP 8:03

M -Boone 91 yd kickoff return (Harvey, Brian kick)

SECOND QUARTER

M -Harvey, Brian 21 yd field goal; 7 plays, 62 yards, TOP 3:37

G - J. Wilcox 7 yd run (A. Mora kick) ; 9 plays, 67 yards, TOP 5:35

THIRD QUARTER

M-Perillo, Justin 12 yd pass from Smith (Harvey, Brian kick); 6 plays, 72 yards, TOP 2:53

G - J. Shaw 1 yd run (A. Mora kick); 7 plays, 56 yards, TOP 3:13

G -K. Showers 25 yd pass from J. Shaw (A. Mora kick); 2 plays, 27 yards, TOP 0:49

M -Ebeling, John 3 yd pass from Smith, Warren (Treister rush failed); 6 plays, 80 yards, TOP 2:15

TEAM STATISTICS

Category Maine Ga. St.

First Downs 15 23



Comp.-Att.-Int. 15-29-3 7-8-0




Punts-Yards (Avg.) 0-0 1-36 (36.0)


Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-149 (29.8) 2-47 (23.5)



Fourth-Down Conversions (%) 0-2(.000) 2-3 (.667)


Sacks By-(Yards Lost) 0-0 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: GSU-Wilcox 8-99; Swope 23-81; Bryant 6-65; Hickey 6-43; Robinson 6-36; Brown

2-20; Shaw 14-19; TEAM 2-(-3).. Maine-Brown 9-38; Smith 6-35; TEAM 1-(-7).

PASSING: GSU-Shaw 7-8-0-116.. Maine-Smith 15-29-3-229

RECEIVING: GSU- Showers 2-34; Walker 2-15; Wilcox 1-32; Robinson 1-27; Brown 1-8.

Maine-Aultman 6-108; Williams 4-89; Perillo 2-17; Session 2-12; Ebeling 1-3

INTERCEPTIONS:GSU-Eubanks 1-4; McKinnon 2-0. Maine-None.

FUMBLES: GSU-Shaw 1-1. Maine- TEAM 1-0.

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ThIS IS CAA FOOTBALL

Two National Championships, four NCAA Championship game appearances, eight NCAA semifinal appearances and more than 30 postseason wins in five years under the CAA Foot-ball banner...Unprecedented numbers in terms of Football Championship Subdivision suc-cess. CAA Football raised the profile of what was once the Yankee Conference and later the Atlantic 10 Conference when it took the reins of the league in 2007. Now five years into the CAA’s leadership the league has cemented itself as an FCS power conference in terms of on-the-field success, television exposure, marketability and success of its players at the next level. CAA Football may have not been represented on the day of the 2012 NCAA Championship game, but it was certainly recognized on the eve of the contest. New Hampshire lineback-er Matt Evans, Towson head coach Rob Ambrose and his rookie running back Terrance West helped CAA Football take home three of the four top national honors from The Sports Net-work. Evans, a junior in 2011, became the league’s third Buck Buchanan National Defensive Player of the Year. Ambrose earned the league’s sixth Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award and West was the inaugural recipient of the Jerry Rice National Freshman of the Year honor. The recognition of Towson’s national award winning duo was fitting given what the Tigers were able to accomplish during the 2011 season. Ambrose and his squad logged one of the best turnarounds in all of college football, improving from a one-win campaign in 2010 to a 9-3 overall mark and the CAA Football outright league championship in 2011. The Tigers, picked to finish last in the league’s preseason poll, finished 7-1 against league foes and ended 2011 ranked No. 9 in the country. Towson’s CAA Football championship made it one of five CAA Football programs to earn a berth in the NCAA Championship field, a mark no other FCS conference has ever equaled. James Madison and Old Dominion each garnered first round playoff victories helping CAA Football make up five of the final 16 teams in the NCAA’s second round. Maine went on the road and topped perennial power Appalachian State in the second round, but the remaining four (James Madison, New Hampshire, Old Dominion and Towson) all stumbled. The Black Bears’ season ended the next weekend when it lost at Georgia Southern in the NCAA quarter-final round. Although the league’s 2011 postseason outcome fell short of previous benchmarks, its regular season successes did not. Richmond gave the league its ninth win over a BCS/FBS opponent in the last five years when it upset Duke, 23-21, to open the 2011 season. CAA Football has won 17 contests against the upper level of major college football in the last 10 years. The league’s regular season non-conference success was never better than in 2011, finishing 19-2 (.905) in matchups against FCS opponents outside of CAA Football. The conference continued its stonghold in the national polls, showing at least seven teams ranked over a six-week stretch. In the Oct. 17 release of The Sports Network Top-25 , a record nine CAA Football programs were ranked between No. 9 and No. 22. CAA Football ended the 2011 season with a national-best six teams among both Top-25 polls. Beginning in 2012, CAA Football will kickoff a five-year agreement the Colonial Athlet-ic Association inked with the NBC Sports Group in February. The broadcast agreement will provide CAA Football a minimum of five national television broadcasts on the NBC Sports Network and continue its regional television coverage with an additional 13 broadcasts using the Comcast SportsNet regional networks. The CAA and CAA Football is the first collegiate athletic conference to sign a broadcast agreement with the NBC Sports Network, which launched on January 2, 2012. The league has earned 80 total playoff berths, including 37 in the last 10 seasons. Getting into the playoffs isn’t where the success stops, as evidenced by 52 playoff wins since 2002. CAA Football has continued to make its presence felt at the national level by placing eight teams in the national semifinal round over the last five seasons, and advancing a team to the national title game four of the last five years. Richmond’s National Championship in 2008 and Villanova’s 2009 title are the most recent championships for the league. In 2004, James Madison claimed the national championship with a 31-21 triumph over Montana, becoming the first team to reach the title game by win-ning three road playoff contests since the field expanded to 16 teams in 1986. Delaware rolled past Colgate 40-0 to capture the national championship in 2003, becoming the first team to ever post a shutout in the title game. No other conference has had two different teams win national titles in back-to-back years and CAA Football has done it twice (2003-04 & 2008-09). Massachusetts earned a national championship in 1998, beating perennial power Georgia Southern, 55-43. Adding the honors won by Ambrose, Evans and West gives CAA Football a total of 22 in-dividual accolades accumulated by standouts from the league. New Hampshire quarterback Ricky Santos (2006), William and Mary quarterback Lang Campbell (2004), Villanova running back Brian Westbrook (2001), Villanova wide receiver Brian Finneran (1997), New Hampshire running back Jerry Azumah (1998) and Towson running back Dave Meggett (1988) all have

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won the prestigious Walter Payton Award under the league banner. James Madison lineback-er Derrick Lloyd (2001) and defensive lineman Arthur Moats (2009) each received the Buck Buchanan Award prior to Evans’ honor in 2011. New Hampshire’s Sean McDonnell (2005), James Madison’s Mickey Matthews (1999 & 2008), Villanova’s Andy Talley (1997) and Boston University’s Dan Allen (1993) were Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award winners from the league before Ambrose won the award in 2011. Delaware’s K.C. Keeler (2010), Rich-mond’s Mike London (2008), Matthews (2004), Massachusetts’ Mark Whipple (1998) and Tal-ley (1997 & 2009) have garnered the American Football Coaches Association National Coach of the Year honor. Success beyond the collegiate playing field can be measured in numerous ways. CAA Foot-ball has had 100 players drafted by NFL franchises dating back to 1948. A total of 26 players have been selected in the draft over the last 10 years, including the league’s second-highest draft pick ever -- former Delaware Blue Hen quarterback Joe Flacco (18th overall to the Bal-timore Ravens in 2008). The league has also excelled in graduating student-athletes as 10 programs have earned NCAA Public Recognition Awards over the last three years for ranking among the Top 10 percent of the FCS in the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rating system. The CAA Football geographic footprint will encompass much of the East Coast during the 2012 season with schools located from Maine to Georgia. This season’s members include Del-aware, Georgia State, James Madison, Maine, New Hampshire, Old Dominion, Rhode Island, Richmond, Towson, Villanova and William and Mary. While CAA Football officially began March 1, 2007, its roots date back more than 60 years. On December 3, 1946, the Code of the Yankee Conference went into effect. Established as an all-sports conference for the New England land grant colleges, the six charter members included Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Upon the formation of Division I-AA football in 1978, the league disbanded all sports except football. Delaware and Richmond were admitted to the conference in 1986, Villanova was added in 1988 and James Madison, Northeastern and William and Mary joined the league in 1993. The Atlantic 10 assumed operation control of the conference from 1997-2006, with Hofstra becoming part of the league in 2001 and Towson joining the group in 2004.


CAA/NCAA RANKINGSCAA Standings

--------CONFERENCE-------- -----------OVERALL----------- W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA1. Towson*# 7-1 .875 293 224 9-3 .750 418 312T2. Old Dominion 6-2 .750 268 215 10-3 .769 477 361T2. Maine#! 6-2 .750 236 200 9-4 .692 381 310T2. New Hampshire# 6-2 .750 260 222 8-4 .667 394 379T5. Delaware 5-3 .625 194 163 7-4 .636 284 220T5. James Madison 5-3 .625 204 137 8-5 .615 289 2557. William & Mary 3-5 .375 162 187 5-6 .455 202 2448. Rhode Island 2-6 .250 187 239 3-8 .273 243 3129. Villanova 1-7 .125 143 253 2-9 .182 189 33610. Richmond 0-8 .000 168 249 3-8 .273 146 295UMass% 0-0 .000 194 220 5-6 .455 277 307

*-CAA Champ // #-NCAA Playoff Participant // $-NCAA Semifinalists // !-NCAA Final Eight//%UMass record 0-0 due to reclassification to FBS

>> CAA MAJOR AWARDSOffensive ____________________________ Kevin Decker (QB, New Hampshire) Defensive ___________________________ Ronnie Cameron (DL, Old Dominion)Special Teams _____________________ Jonathan Grimes (KR,William and Mary)Offensive Rookie ___________________________ Terrance West (RB, Towson)Defensive Rookie ____________________________ Dillon Lucas (LB,Villanova)Coach _____________________________________ Rob Ambrose (Towson)

N C A A R A N K I N G STeamCategory __________________________________________ Maine’s RankRushing Offense ________________________________________76th (132.15)Passing Offense ________________________________________28th (240.15)Total Offense __________________________________________50th (373.31)Scoring Offense ________________________________________ 36th (29.31)Rushing Defense ______________________________________ 72nd (161.85)Pass Efficiency Defense____________________________________25th (114.58)Total Defense _________________________________________ 51st (352.46)Scoring Defense ________________________________________ 42nd (23.85)Net Punting __________________________________________ 69th (33.52)Punt Returns ___________________________________________ 47th (9.21)Kickoff Returns ________________________________________ 117h (16.87)Turnover Margin ________________________________________ 25th (0.69)Pass Defense __________________________________________ 31st (190.62)Passing Efficiency _______________________________________40th (134.99)Sacks Allowed __________________________________________ 36th (1.54)Sacks _______________________________________________ 26th (2.54)

IndividualCategory __________________________________________ Maine’s RankRushing Per Game ____________________________ Pushaun Brown (35th, 91.08)Total Offense ________________________________ Warren Smith (19th, 263.69)Passing Efficiency ______________________________Warren Smith (41st, 135.73)Punt Returns ___________________________________Trevor Coston (19th,9.71)Interceptions __________________________________Trevor Coston (T-7th, .46)__________________________________________ Darlos James (T-50th, .31)Sacks Per Game __________________________________ Michael Cole (21st, .85)Tackles-For-Loss Per Game _________________________ Michael Cole (T-71st, 1.15)

C A A R A N K I N G STeamCategory __________________________________________ Maine’s RankScoring Offense __________________________________________ 4th (29.3)Scoring Defense __________________________________________ 4th (23.8)Total Offense ___________________________________________ 4th (373.3)Total Defense __________________________________________ 4th (352.5)Rushing Offense _________________________________________ 9th (133.2)Rushing Defense ________________________________________ 8th (161.8)Pass Offense ___________________________________________ 4th (240.2)Pass Defense ___________________________________________ 1st (190.6)Pass Efficiency __________________________________________ 4th (135.0)Pass Efficiency Defense_____________________________________ 2nd (114.5)Kickoff Returns _________________________________________ 11th (16.9)Punt Return Average ________________________________________4th (9.2)Punting ______________________________________________ 10th (33.5)Field Goals ____________________________________________ 10th (.571)PAT Kicking _____________________________________________ 5th (.932)Sacks By _______________________________________________ 3rd (33)Sacks Against ____________________________________________ 3rd (20)First Downs ____________________________________________ 4th (249)Opponent First Downs ______________________________________ 8th (247)Third-Down Conversions _____________________________________ 8th (37.9)Opponent Third-Down Conversions ______________________________ 5th (40.9)Fourth-Down Conversions ____________________________________2nd (60.0)Opponent Fourth-Down Conversions _____________________________ 3rd (42.3)Penalties ______________________________________________ 3rd (43.1)Opponent Penalties _______________________________________ 10th (39.1)Time of Possession _______________________________________ 6th (29:55)Turnover Margin _________________________________________2nd (0.69)Red Zone Offense _________________________________________ 8th (77.6)Red Zone Defense _________________________________________2nd (77.4)

IndividualCategory __________________________________________ Maine’s RankInterceptions per Game ____________________________ Trevor Coston (3rd, 0.46)Rushing per Game ______________________________Pushaun Brown (6th, 91.1)Passing avg. per Game ____________________________ Warren Smith (3rd, 240.2)Pass Efficiency _________________________________ Warren Smith (3rd, 135.7)Total Offense __________________________________ Warren Smith (2nd, 263.7)Punt Return Average _______________________________ Trevor Coston (1st, 9.7) Kick Return Average ____________________________ Roosevelt Boone (8th, 20.2)Receiving Yards per Game _________________________ Damarr Aultman (9th, 52.3)Punting ____________________________________ Jordan Waxman (9th, 36.1)Scoring (TDs) __________________________________ Pushaun Brown (5th, 72)Scoring (Kick) ___________________________________ Brian Harvey (6th, 5.0)Field Goals ____________________________________ Brian Harvey (9th, 0.62)PAT Kicking Pct. _________________________________ Brian Harvey (5th, 93.2)Tackles (All Positions) ___________ Vinson Givans (19th, 7.2), Jerron McMillian (21st, 7.1)____________________________________________ Troy Russell (32nd, 6.2)Sacks ________________________________________ Michael Cole (1st, 0.85) Tackles-for-Loss _________________________________ Michael Cole (4th, 1.15)Fumbles Recovered ________________________Troy Russell, Michael Cole (8th, 0.15)Passes Defended ________________________________ Trevor Coston (3rd, 1.15)

hISTORY & ReCORDST e A M R e C O R D S

Rushing>> M OST RUSHESGame __________84 vs. Bowdoin (1954)Season ________________596 (1982)>> MOST YARDSGame ________ 483 vs. Vermont (1959)Season ______________ 2,637 (1982)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame ________7 vs. Connecticut (1951)_______________7 vs. Vermont (1957)Season ________________ 34 (1989)>> MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAMESeason ______________ 239.7 (1982)

Passing>> MOST ATTEMPTSGame _______ 62 vs. Connecticut (1997)Season ________________456 (1997)>> MOST COMPLETIONSGame ______ 40 vs. Rhode Island (2009)Season ________________259 (1997)>> MOST YARDSGame _______ 522 vs. Connecticut (1997)Season ______________ 3,197 (1997)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame __________ 6 vs. Villanova (1998) Season ________________ 27 (1997)_____________________ 27 (1998)>> BEST PASSING PERCENTAGESeason ______________ 65.4% (2000)>> MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTEDGame _____ 6 vs. New Hampshire (1980)Season ________________ 22 (1981)>> MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAMESeason ______________ 290.6 (1997)

Total Offense>> TOTAL PLAYSGame _____ 105 at New Hampshire (2005)Season ________________936 (2002)>> TOTAL YARDSGame _______685 at Morgan State (2003)Season ______________ 4,861 (1989) >> HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAMESeason ______________ 441.9 (1989)

Punting>> MOST PUNTSGame _________ 13 at Nebraska (2005)_____________ 12 vs. Delaware (1980)Season ________________ 87 (1978)>> MOST YARDSGame ________ 518 at Nebraska (2005)Season ______________ 3,166 (1978)

Punt Returns>> MOST RETURNSGame _________ 11 vs. Vermont (1968)Season ________________ 39 (1968)

>> MOST YARDSGame __ 144 vs. Youngstown State (1966)Season ________________495 (1965)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame __ 1 (11x), Last: vs. Monmouth (2007)Season _________________ 2 (1996)

Kickoff Returns>> MOST RETURNSGame ______ 10 at New Hampshire (2005)___________ 9 vs. Massachusetts (1998)Season ____________52 (1990 & 2004)>> MOST YARDSGame _____ 232 vs. Massachusetts (1998)Season ______________ 1,051 (1998)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame _1, Last: vs. Georgia Southern (2011)Season _________________ 2 (1995)______________________ 2 (2004)

Interceptions>> MOST RETURNSGame ___________ 7 vs. Towson (1991)Season ________________ 25 (1990)>> MOST YARDS Game ________ 160 vs. Bowdoin (1962)Season ________________332 (1965)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame ____________3 vs. Liberty (1992)Season _________________ 6 (1992)

Scoring>> MOST POINTSGame _______ 97 vs. Fort Williams (1927)___________ 77 at Morgan State (2003)________________ 62 vs. Bates (1952)____________ 62 vs. Springfield (1983)________ 62 vs. Boston University (1997)________________ 62 vs. Shaw (2006)Season ________________398 (1989)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame _______ 14 vs. Fort Williams (1927)

___________ 11 at Morgan State (2003)Season ________________ 56 (1989)>> MOST EXTRA POINTS KICKEDGame _______ 11 at Morgan State (2003)___________ 10 vs. Fort Williams (1919)Season ________________ 45 (1982)>> MOST EXTRA POINT ATTEMPTSGame ______ 11 at Morgan State (2003)___________ 10 vs. Fort Williams (1919)Season ________________ 48 (1989)>> MOST EXTRA POINTS RUN/PASSEDGame _________ 3 vs. Bowdoin (1958)Season _________________ 6 (1992)>> MOST FIELD GOALSGame ____ 4 vs. Boston University (1987)__________ 4 vs. New Hampshire (1990)Season ________________ 13 (1990)>> MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame _______ 6 vs. Northeastern (1985)Season ________________ 20 (1997)

First Downs>> MOST FIRST DOWNSGame ____ 32 vs. Boston University (1997)Season ________________254 (2002)>> MOST BY RUSHINGGame ___________ 23 vs. Iona (2008)______________22 vs. Bowdoin (1957)______________ 22 vs. Vermont (1957)Season ________________131 (1982)>> MOST BY PASSINGGame _______ 21 vs. Connecticut (1997)Season ________________142 (1997)>> MOST BY PENALTYGame _______ 5 vs. Rhode Island (1963) ___________5 vs. Vermont (1971)Season ________________ 23 (2002)

SacksGame __________12 vs. Villanova (1998)Season ____________51 (1996 & 2002)

MiscellaneousMost Wins ______________ 11 (2002)Most Home Wins ___________ 6 (1989)Best Winning Pct. _____ .944 (8-0-1, 1961)Most Consecutive Wins _____ 11 (1964-65) ___________________ 11 (1988–89)Most Consecutive Losses ____ 10 (1967-68)Longest Unbeaten Streak __________ 11_____________ (1964–65 & 1988–89)Greatest Win Margin ___________ 97-0 _____________ vs. Fort Williams (1927)Greatest Loss Margin ___________ 62-0 ______________ vs. Delaware (1972)Largest Home Crowd __________ 11,600 _______________ vs. Bowdoin (1951)Largest Away Crowd __________ 77,469________________at Nebraska (2005)Most Consecutive Shutouts ____ 5 (1901)Most Consecutive Times Shut Out _ 5 (1916)Most Shutouts In A Season ____ 6 (1901) Highest Scoring Tie __________18-18 ______________ vs. Connecticut (1953)Most Points Per Game ______ 36.2 (1989)Fewest Points In A Season ____ 10 (1916)

>> IMPORTANT NOTEAll Maine statistics do not include the 1987, 1989, and 2001 NCAA playoff games, in keeping with NCAA statistical policies. The NCAA began allowing post-season stats to be included in its records beginning with the 2002 season.

The 2008 Black Bears won six-straight games and advanced to the NCAA playoffs.


hISTORY & ReCORDS

I N D I v I D u A L R e C O R D SRushing

>> MOST RUSHESGame _ 49-John Marquis vs. Lafayette (1978)Season ______ 349-Lorenzo Bouier (1980)Career ____ 879-Lorenzo Bouier (1979-82)>> MOST YARDSGame __________ 302-Lorenzo Bouier _____________ vs. Northeastern (1980)Season ________1,680-Carl Smith (1989)Career __ 3,940-Marcus Williams (2001-04)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame __5-Royston English vs. UNH (2000)___ 5-James Buzzell vs. Fort Williams (1927)__ 5-George Coltart vs. Fort Williams (1927)Season _________ 20-Carl Smith (1989)Career ____ 35-Marcus Williams (2001-04)>> HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS Game (min. 10 att.) ___ 13.7 by Carl Smith ____________ vs. Massachusetts (1988)Season ________152.7-Carl Smith (1989)Career ___106.3-Lorenzo Bouier (1979-82)>> LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE________89-Carl Smith vs. Rutgers (1991)>> 100-YARD RUSHING GAMESSeason ______ 9-Lorenzo Bouier (1980);_______________ 9-Carl Smith (1989)Career ____ 19-Marcus Williams (2001-04)Consecutive _______ 8-Carl Smith (1989)>> 200-YARD RUSHING GAMESSeason _______ 3-Lorenzo Bouier (1980)Career _________ 4-Carl Smith (1988-91)>> ALL-PURPOSE YARDSGame ___________ 319-Lorenzo Bouier _____________ vs. Northeastern (1980)Season ________1,969-Carl Smith (1989)Career ______ 5,017-Carl Smith (1988-91)

Passing>> MOST COMPLETIONSGame ____ 40-Chris Treister vs. URI (2009)Season ________ 236-Mickey Fein (1997)Career ____ 755-Ron Whitcomb (2003-06)>> MOST PASSES ATTEMPTEDGame __ 62-Mickey Fein vs. UConn (1997)Season ________ 428-Mickey Fein (1998)Career ___ 1,276-Ron Whitcomb (2003-06)>> MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTEDGame ___ 6-Dave Rebholz vs. UNH (1980)Season __________16-Mike Buck (1987)Career _____ 44-Ron Whitcomb (2003-06)>> MOST YARDSGame ___522-Mickey Fein vs. UConn (1997)Season _____ 3,122-Warren Smith (2011)Career ______8,491-Mike Buck (1986-89)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame ___6-Mickey Fein vs. Villanova (1998) Season _________27-Mickey Fein (1998)Career _____ 68-Ron Whitcomb (2003-06)>> CONSECUTIVE GAMES THROWING TDSeason _______ 11-Ron Whitcomb (2003)Career ______ 23-Ron Whitcomb (2003-05)>> HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAMESeason _______ 288.5-Mickey Fein (1997)>> HIGHEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGEGame _______ .870 (40-46)-Chris Treister___________________ vs. URI (2009)_____________ .826 (19-23)-Mike Buck _____________ vs. Northeastern (1988)Season __ .659 (184-279)-Jake Eaton (2000)Career ____ .616 (754-1,224)-Warren Smith __ (2008-11, includes 2008 season at Iona))_____.594 (569-957)-Jake Eaton (1999-02)>> LONGEST PASS COMPLETION____ 84-Michael Brusko to Jhamal Fluellen____________at New Hampshire (2007) ______ 84-Emilio Colon to Tony Szydlowski

______________ vs. Connecticut (1992)__________82-Mike Brusko to Troy Harris____________vs. James Madison (2009)______ 80-Chris Legree to Kevin McMahan_____________ vs. William Penn (2005)______80-Ron Whitcomb to Ryan Callahan_______________ vs. Villanova (2006)

Total Offense>> MOST TOTAL PLAYSGame __ 105-Ron Whitcomb at UNH (2005)Season _______531-Warren Smith (2011)Career _____1,372-Mickey Fein (1995-98)>> MOST YARDSGame ___499-Mickey Fein vs. UConn (1997)Season _____ 3,428-Warren Smith (2011)Career ___ 8,796-Ron Whitcomb (2003-06)

Receiving>> MOST RECEPTIONSGame ___18- Landis Williams vs. URI (2009)_____ 17-Rameek Wright vs. Buffalo (1996)__17-Arel Gordon vs. New Hampshire (2006)Season ______ 88-Rameek Wright (1997)Career _____ 189-Sergio Hebra (1984-87)>> MOST YARDSGame __ 239-Landis Williams vs. URI (2009)Season ____ 1,169-Rameek Wright (1997)Career ____ 2,612-Sergio Hebra (1984-87)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame ___ 4-Kevin McMahan at UNH (2005)________3-Landis Williams vs. URI (2009)3-Steve Roth vs. Massachusetts (1989)______________ 3-Drew O’Connor (2x) _______ vs. Buffalo, Massachusetts (1998)_ 3-Dwayne Wilmot vs. Northeastern (2002)_______ 3-Kevin McMahan at UNH (2003)___ 3-Jared Turcotte at Rhode Island (2008)______ 3-Derek Session vs. Hofstra (2008)Season _______ 16-Drew O’Connor (1998)___________ 13-Kevin McMahan (2005)Career ______30-Drew O’Connor (1993-98)_________ 25-Kevin McMahan (2002-05)

Ron Whitcomb

Kevin McMahan

Marcus Williams is the school’s all-time leading rusher with 3,940 yards.

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hISTORY & ReCORDSPunting

>> MOST PUNTS Game _13-Rocco Navarro at Nebraska (2005)Season _________87-Steve Wood (1978)Career ______ 260-Steve Wood (1975-78)>> MOST YARDSGame ___________ 518-Rocco Navarro ________________at Nebraska (2005)Season _______ 3,166-Steve Wood (1978)Career ____ 9,795-Mike Mellow (2001-04)>> HIGHEST AVERAGESeason _______ 43.1-Mike Mellow (2004)Longest Punt _________ 82-Kash Kiefer ________________ at Villanova (2007)

Punt Returns>> MOST RETURNSGame ______________ 9-Paul Keany __________ vs. Youngstown State (1966)Season _________ 31-Al Marquis (1974)Career ______79-Lennard Byrd (1998-01)>> MOST YARDSGame _____________ 130-Paul Keany __________ vs. Youngstown State (1966)Season _______ 405-Lennard Byrd (1999)Career _____ 905-Lennard Byrd (1998-01)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame ___ 1-Trevor Coston vs. Bryant (2011) ___1-Mark Masterson vs. Monmouth (2007)________ 1-Arel Gordon vs. Albany (2005)________1-Arel Gordon vs. Hofstra (2004)____ 1-Arel Gordon at Morgan State (2003)_______1-Lennard Byrd vs. Colgate (2001)___ 1-Lennard Byrd vs. Northeastern (1999)________ 1-Darrick Brown vs. JMU (1998)____ 1-Rameek Wright vs. Boston U. (1996)_______ 1-Darrick Brown vs. UMass (1996)_______1-Pete Ouellette vs. UConn (1980)____ 1-Wayne Champeon vs. UMass (1960)Season ______ 1-Mark Masterson (2007)______________ 1-Arel Gordon (2005)

______________ 1-Arel Gordon (2004)______________ 1-Arel Gordon (2003)_____________ 1-Lennard Byrd (2001)_____________ 1-Lennard Byrd (1999)_____________ 1-Darrick Brown (1998)____________ 1-Rameek Wright (1996)_____________ 1-Darrick Brown (1996)_____________ 1-Pete Ouellette (1980)__________ 1-Wayne Champeon (1960)Career ________ 3-Arel Gordon (2003-06)___________ 2-Darrick Brown (1995-98)___________ 2-Lennard Byrd (1998-01)>> LONGEST TOUCHDOWN RETURN___87-Pete Ouellette vs. Connecticut (1980)

Kickoff Returns>> MOST RETURNSGame _ 6-Dave Eretzian vs. C.W. Post (1971)Season _______ 28-Darrick Brown (1998)Career ______ 79-Pete Ouellette (1978-81)>> MOST YARDSGame ____________ 158-Dave Eretzian_______________ vs. C.W. Post (1971)Season ________ 729-Arel Gordon (2004)Career ____ 1,508-Pete Ouellette (1978-81)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame 1-Last: Roosevelt Boone vs. Geo. So. (2011)Season _________ 2-Arel Gordon (2004)Career ________ 3-Arel Gordon (2003-06)>> LONGEST RETURN___ 100-Arel Gordon at Morgan State (2003)

Interception Returns

>> MOST RETURNSGame ___4-Dave Brown vs. Bowdoin (1962)Season ______11-Claude Pettaway (1990)Career _______ 21-Derek Carter (1994-97)>> MOST YARDSGame 160-Dave Brown vs. Bowdoin (1962)Season ________ 177-Dave Brown (1962)Career _____ 301-Derek Carter (1994-97)>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame _____ 2-Bill Curry vs. Liberty (1992)Season ____ 2-Bill Curry, Dan Girard (1992)Career __________ 3-Bill Curry (1989-92) >> LONGEST RETURN_____ 100-Dave Brown vs. Bowdoin (1962)

QB SacksSeason ______ 13-Todd Williamson (1996)Career ______ 27.5-Mike Denino (1986-89)

Scoring>> MOST POINTSGame _ 30-Royston English vs. UNH (2000)__ 30-James Buzzell vs. Fort Williams (1927)__30-George Coltart vs. Fort Williams (1927)Season _________ 120-Carl Smith (1989)Career _____ 219-Todd Jagoutz (1997-00)

>> MOST TOUCHDOWNSGame __ 5-Royston English vs. UNH (2000)___ 5-James Buzzell vs. Fort Williams (1927)__ 5-George Coltart vs. Fort Williams (1927)Season _________ 20-Carl Smith (1989)Career ____ 35-Marcus Williams (2001-04)>> MOST EXTRA POINTS KICKEDGame ____________ 11-Mike Mellow _______________ at Morgan St. (2003)_ 10-Charles Neavling vs. Fort Williams (1919)Season _________ 45-Jack Leone (1982)Career _____ 114-Todd Jagoutz (1997-00)>> BEST PAT PERCENTAGE*Season _ 1.000 (45-45)-Jack Leone (1982)______ 1.000 (38-38)-Mike Mellow (2003)____ 1.000 (17-17)-Bobby Donnelly (2007)____ 1.000 (12-12)-Bobby Donnelly (2005)**Career _ 93.3 (112-120)-Peter Borjestedt (1985-88)*-min. 10 made**-min. 100 made>> MOST EXTRA POINTS RUN/PASSEDGame _____________ 1-Several playersSeason ________ 2-Clay Pickering (1983)Career _________ 2-Clay Pickering (1983)>> MOST FIELD GOALSGame ___4-Tom Shepherd vs. UMass (1910) __ 4-Peter Borjestedt vs. Boston Univ. (1987)__ 4-Jeff Mottola vs. New Hampshire (1990)Season _________13-Jeff Mottola (1990)Career _______ 35-Todd Jagoutz (1997-00)>> LONGEST FIELD GOAL _____ 52-Jack Leggett vs. Delaware (1975)

Blocked Kick Returns

>> LONGEST RUN WITH BLOCKED FG___ 75-Gary Groves vs. Northeastern (1985)>> LONGEST RUN WITH BLOCKED PAT______90-Claude Pettaway vs. UNH (1988)>> 100 YARD XP INTERCEPTION RETURN_______ 100-Troy Harris vs. Towson (2007)

Mike Mellow holds four school-records in kicking.

Carl Smith holds 10 school rushing records.

Bill CurryTodd Williamson


hISTORY & ReCORDS

Rushing YardsRk. Player, Years Yards1. Marcus Williams, 2001-04 3,9402. Lorenzo Bouier, 1979–82 3,8283. Carl Smith, 1988–91 3,8204. Royston English, 1998–01 2,8425. Bob Jameson, 1993–96 2,7566. Doug Dorsey, 1985–88 2,5197. Andre Pam, 1993–96 2,4148. Rudy DiPietro, 1973–77 2,2899. Pushaun Brown, 2008-11 2,20910. Ben Sirmans, 1988–92* 2,02511. Jhamal Fluellen, 2006-08 1,87112. Ed Bogdanovich, 1951–53 1,76413. Paul Phelan, 1981–84 1,63014. Jim Fox, 1985–87 1,58315. Paul Capriotti, 1987–91# 1,55016. Mark DiGregorio, 1973–76 1,54717. Steve Knight, 1991–94 1,408*- did not play in 1991#- includes 1987–88 statistics from Army, did not play in 1989

Passing YardsRk. Player, Years Yards1. Mike Buck, 1986–89 8,4912. Ron Whitcomb, 2003-06 8,3633. Warren Smith, 2008-11* 8,0253. Mickey Fein, 1995–98 7,8564. Jake Eaton, 1999–2002 7,1455. Emilio Colon, 1991–94 5,5636. Warren Smith, 2008-2010 4,9037. Bob Wilder, 1984–87 4,4938. Dick DeVarney, 1963–65 3,3849. Jack Cosgrove, 1974–77 2,83610. Rich Labonte, 1981–84 2,74811. Dave Wing, 1967–69 2,67512. John Tursky, 1978–80 2,24713. Mike Brusko, 2005-2009 1,75814. Brian Scott, 1996–99 1,66015. Jeff DelRosso, 1988–91 1,57016. Manch Wheeler, 1959–61 1,45717. Mike Beauchemin, 1980–83 1,389* includes 2008 stats at Iona

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Receiving YardsRk. Player, Years Yards 1. Sergio Hebra, 1984–87 2,6122. Rameek Wright, 1995–97 2,3843. Drew O’Connor, 1994–98 2,3624. Phil McGeoghan, 1997*–00 2,3435. Steve Roth, 1985–89& 2,1836. Christian Pereira, 2001–2004 2,1017. Gene Benner, 1967–69 2,0298. Kevin McMahan, 2002-05 1,9959. Dwayne Wilmot, 1997–00 1,98110. Ryan Waller, 2001–2005 1,94811. Landis Wlliams, 2006-09 1,67912. Dave Paul, 1970–72 1,52613. Mark Dupree, 1989–90 1,39014. Frizell Davis, 1990–93 1,38115. Pat Madden, 1978–80 1,339&- did not play in 1987 *-includes stats from Boston Univ. in 1997

ScoringRk. Player, Years TD-FG-XP-Conv-Pts1. Todd Jagoutz, 1997–00 0-35-114-0-2192. Marcus Williams, 2001–04 35-0-0-0-2103. Carl Smith, 1988–91 34-0-0-0-2044. Peter Borjestedt, 1985–88 0-30-112-0-2025. Lorenzo Bouier, 1979–82 33-0-0-0-1986. Doug Dorsey, 1985–88 32-0-0-0-1927. Jack Leone, 1979–82 0-31-96-0-189

ReceptionsRk. Player, Years TD Rec.1. Sergio Hebra, 1984–87 17 1892. Drew O’Connor, 1994–98 30 1773. Rameek Wright, 1995–97 12 1754. Dwayne Wilmot, 1997–00 13 1695. Phil McGeoghan, 1997*–00 15 1616. Arel Gordon, 2003-06 6 1587. Christian Pereira, 2001–04 21 1568. Steve Roth, 1985–89& 20 1519. Landis Williams, 2006-09 23 14210. Gene Benner, 1967–79 14 13511. Kevin McMahan, 2002-05 25 130&- did not play in 1987

S e A S O N L e A D e R S*-includes stats from Boston Univ. in 1997Rushing YardsRk. Player, Year Att. TD Yards1. Carl Smith, 1989 305 20 1,6802. Lorenzo Bouier, 1980 349 9 1,6223. Marcus Williams, 2002 263 7 1,4064. Marcus Williams, 2003 248 12 1,2845. Andre Pam, 1995 191 8 1,2506. Ben Sirmans, 1992 264 10 1,2147. Royston English, 2001 225 8 1,1578. Pushaun Brown, 2011 226 11 1,093 9. Marcus Williams, 2004 218 14 1,07710. Jhamal Fluellen 223 5 1,052

Passing YardsRk. Player, Year Att.-Cm. TD Yards1. Warren Smith, 2011 270-425 22 3,1222. Mickey Fein, 1997 414-236 26 2,8853. Mike Buck, 1987 387-214 22 2,7584. Mickey Fein, 1998 428-233 27 2,6485. Mike Buck, 1988 347-180 21 2,5756. Ron Whitcomb, 2003 329-186 21 2,4287. Ron Whitcomb, 2004 350-213 22 2,3188. Ron Whitcomb, 2005 357-205 16 2,2199. Mike Buck, 1989 264-170 19 2,31510. Jake Eaton, 2000 279-184 17 2,26511. Jake Eaton, 2001 281-162 19 2,198

Receiving YardsRk. Player, Year Rec. TD Yds1. Rameek Wright, 1997 88 7 1,1692. Rameek Wright, 1996 79 5 1,1433. Drew O’Connor, 1998 72 16 1,0274. Sergio Hebra, 1987 70 5 927

5. Dwayne Wilmot, 2000 67 8 9556. Gene Benner, 1969 55 8 8997. Kevin McMahan, 2005 59 13 8938. Mark Dupree, 1989 50 7 8409. Christian Pereira, 2003 52 10 82010. Christian Pereira, 2004 58 10 818

ReceptionsRk. Player, Year Rec Yds TD1. Rameek Wright, 1997 88 1169 72. Rameek Wright, 1996 79 1143 53. Drew O’Connor, 1998 72 1027 164. Landis Williams, 2009 71 798 95.. Arel Gordon, 2005 70 484 1 Sergio Hebra, 1987 70 927 57. Dwayne Wilmot, 2000 67 955 88. Arel Gordon, 2006 63 535 39. Drew O’Connor, 1997 61 797 710. Stefan Gomes, 2001 60 787 911. Kevin McMahan, 2005 59 893 1312. Christian Pereira, 2004 58 818 1012. Maurice McDonald, 2011 58 591 5

TD PassesRk. Player, Year TD1. Mickey Fein, 1998 272. Mickey Fein, 1997 263. Ron Whitcomb, 2004 22 Mike Buck, 1987 22 Warren Smith, 2011 226. Mike Buck, 1988 21 Ron Whitcomb, 2003 21

Gene Benner Todd JagoutzLorenzo Bouier Mickey Fein

Rameek Wright had a school-best 1,169 receving yards in 1997.

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L e A D e R SScoring

1892 – 1897:Touchdowns counted for four points during this period. Field goals also counted for four points, but there is no evidence of any successful attempts during this six-year period. Number of games played by the team is in parenthesis next to the year of the season.Year Name TD EP FG Total1896 (6) Edwin Sturgis 2 2 0 101897 (3) Charles Sawyer 3 0 0 121898 – 1911:Touchdowns counted for five points and field goals for four points during this period. 1898 (4) Ralph Wormel 1 0 0 51899 (5) Alfred Davis 4 0 0 201900 (8) Carlos Dorticos 4 10 0 301901 (8) Carlos Dorticos 6 11 0 411902 (8) Carlos Dorticos 7 4 0 391903 (8) Henry Thatcher 7 0 0 351904 (7) Henry Thatcher 2 0 0 10 Arthur Collins 2 0 0 10 Arthur Weymouth 2 0 0 10 Joseph Crowe 2 0 0 101905 (7) Howard Farwell 3 0 0 151906 (8) Harrison Higgins 1 0 0 5 Robert Hodgins 1 0 0 51907 (7) George Bearce 0 1 3 131908 (7) Avery Hammond 2 4 0 141909 (8) William Parker 6 0 0 301910 (7) Thomas Shepherd 2 4 4 30Beginning with the 1911 season, touchdowns counted for six points and field goals for three points.1911 (8) Thomas Shepherd 0 5 10 351912 (8) John Carleton 5 0 0 30 William Martin 5 0 0 301913 (8) Norman Donahue 4 0 0 24 Charles Ruffner 3 0 2 241914 (9) Charles Ruffner 11 22 0 881915 (9) Verne Beverly 5 0 0 301916 (7) Clyde Stewart 1 0 0 61917 (4) Percy Power 1 0 0 6 Lawrence Purington 1 0 0 6 Newman Young 1 0 0 61918 (4) W. J. Matthews 2 0 0 121919 (7) Lawrence Purington 5 0 0 301920 (9) Henry Small 3 3 0 211921 (8) George Gruhn 5 0 0 301922 (8) Henry Small 3 8 0 261923 (8) George Gruhn 5 0 0 301924 (8) Cecil Cutts 3 0 0 18 Albert Repscha 3 0 0 181925 (8) Willis Barrows 6 0 0 361926 (8) James Buzzell 9 0 0 541927 (7) George Coltart 12 2 0 741928 (7) George Coltart 4 9 0 331929 (7) Walter Riley 2 0 0 12 Hector Hebert 2 0 0 121930 (7) Monroe Romansky 3 0 0 181931 (7) Gilbert Robertshaw 5 0 0 301932 (7) Monroe Romansky 5 0 0 301933 (7) Robert Littlehale 4 0 0 241934 (7) Wendell Brewster 3 0 0 18 Clyde Higgins 3 0 0 181935 (7) Roderick Elliott 3 1 0 191936 (7) Roderick Elliott 9 0 0 541937 (7) Roderick Elliott 2 2 0 141938 (7) Harry Shute 3 0 0 18 Harrold Gerrish 3 0 0 181939 (7) Edward Barrows 5 0 0 301940 (7) Nathaniel Crowley 2 2 0 141941 (7) Emile King 3 0 0 18 Robert Nutter 3 0 0 181942 (6) Robert Nutter 3 0 0 181943 (1) William Mahar 1 0 0 61944 (4) Eugene Boutilier 3 0 0 18

Leroy Henderson 3 0 0 181945 (5) John Woodworth 3 0 0 181946 (7) Henry Dombkowski 2 9 0 211947 (7) Henry Dombkowski 10 11 0 711948 (7) Alton Sproul, Jr. 3 0 0 18 Reginald Lord 3 0 0 181949 (7) Gordon Pendleton 5 0 0 301950 (7) Gordon Pendleton 4 0 0 241951 (7) Edward Bogdanovich 5 0 0 30 Gordon Pendleton 5 0 0 301952 (7) Edward Bogdanovich 7 0 0 421953 (7) Vincent Calenda, Jr. 9 0 0 541954 (7) Ernest Smart 8 0 0 481955 (7) Raymond Hostetter 4 0 0 24 James Duffy 4 0 0 24 Warren Griffin 4 0 0 241956 (7) Raymond Hostetter 6 0 0 361957 (7) John Theriault 2 10 0 221958 (8) Wayne Champeon 5 4 0 341959 (8) David Cloutier 6 2 0 381960 (8) Wayne Champeon 5 2 0 321961 (9) David Cloutier 7 0 0 421962 (8) Michael Haley 4 0 0 241963 (8) Michael Haley 8 0 0 481964 (8) Brentley Keene 7 2 0 441965 (10) Francis Harney 9 0 0 541966 (9) Paul Keany 5 0 0 30 Charles Yanush 5 0 0 301967 (8) Eugene Benner 3 0 0 181968 (8) Robert Hamilton 5 0 0 301969 (9) Daniel Sullivan 10 0 0 601970 (8) William Swadel 6 0 0 361971 (8) David Paul 6 0 0 361972 (9) David Paul 4 0 0 241973 (10) Mark DeGregorio 4 3 0 27 Alfred Marquis 4 0 0 241974 (10) Mark DeGregorio 7 2 0 441975 (10) Jack Leggett 0 12 5 271976 (11) Jack Leggett 0 20 6 381977 (10) Rudy DiPietro 5 2 0 321978 (11) John Marquis 6 0 0 361979 (11) Lorenzo Bouier 8 0 0 481980 (11) Lorenzo Bouier 9 0 0 541981 (11) Peter Ouellette 8 0 0 481982 (11) Lorenzo Bouier 14 0 0 841983 (10) John Leone 0 19 6 371984 (11) John Leone 0 14 10 441985 (11) Douglas Dorsey 12 0 0 721986 (11) Douglas Dorsey 12 0 0 721987 (11) Peter Borjestedt 0 38 10 681988 (11) Trent Cockayne 0 26 4 381989 (11) Carl Smith 20 0 0 1201990 (11) Jeffrey Mottola 0 21 13 601991 (11) Paul Capriotti 9 2 0 561992 (11) Benjamin Sirmans 10 0 0 601993 (11) Thomas Dadmun 0 13 7 341994 (11) Steven Knight 5 0 0 30 Christopher Binder 0 18 4 301995 (11) Andre Pam 10 0 0 601996 (11) Andre Pam 12 0 0 721997 (11) Todd Jagoutz 0 38 9 651998 (11) Drew O’Connor 16 0 0 961999 (11) Todd Jagoutz 0 14 10 442000 (11) Todd Jagoutz 0 38 9 652001 (10) Chris DeVinney 0 34 8 582002 (14) Mike Mellow 0 40 10 702003 (11) Marcus Williams 12 0 0 722004 (11) Marcus Williams 14 0 0 842005 (11) Kevin McMahan 13 0 0 782006 (11) Arel Gordon 8 0 0 482007 (11) Bobby Donnelly 0 17 9 442008 (13) Jared Turcotte 8 0 0 482009 (11) Landis William 9 0 0 542010 (11) Pushaun Brown 7 0 0 422011 (13) Pushaun Brown 12 0 0 72

Rushing YardageYear Name Carries Yards Avg.1950 Lawrence Hersom 96 508 5.291951 Edward Bogdanovich 113 562 4.971952 Edward Bogdanovich 158 682 4.321953 Edward Bogdanovich 97 533 5.491954 Ernest Smart 106 407 3.841955 Raymond Hostetter, Jr. 72 291 4.041956 Raymond Hostetter, Jr. 88 381 4.331957 Charles Thibodeau 68 312 4.591958 John Welch 94 472 5.021959 David Cloutier 87 534 6.141960 Wayne Champeon 48 244 5.081961 Dale Curry 82 291 3.551962 William Chard 90 297 3.301963 Michael Haley 81 392 4.841964 Francis Harney 82 319 3.891965 Francis Harney 132 416 3.151966 George Platter 94 270 2.871967 Charles Yanush 82 237 2.891968 Robert Hamilton 144 585 4.061969 Daniel Sullivan 146 731 5.011970 Robert Marchildon 87 378 4.341971 William Swadel 74 285 3.851972 Michael Porter 152 500 3.291973 Mark DeGregorio 150 524 3.491974 Mark DeGregorio 140 570 4.071975 James Dumont 121 621 5.131976 Rudy DiPietro 196 943 4.811977 Rudy DiPietro 212 896 4.231978 John Marquis 238 770 3.231979 Lorenzo Bouier 212 910 4.291980 Lorenzo Bouier 349 1,622 4.651981 Peter Ouellette 99 548 5.531982 Lorenzo Bouier 177 863 4.881983 Paul Phelan 121 523 4.321984 Gary Hufnagle 152 675 4.441985 Douglas Dorsey 204 881 4.311986 Douglas Dorsey 194 923 4.761987 James Fox 169 833 4.931988 Carl Smith 123 705 5.731989 Carl Smith 305 1,680 5.511990 Carl Smith 177 794 4.491991 Paul Capriotti 205 823 4.011992 Benjamin Sirmans 264 1,214 4.601993 Steven Knight 104 559 5.371994 Steven Knight 177 798 4.511995 Andre Pam 191 1,250 6.541996 Robert Jameson 237 1,066 4.501997 Bert Rich 113 535 4.731998 Ben Christopher 132 638 4.831999 Royston English 153 556 3.632000 Royston English 146 666 4.562001 Royston English 225 1,157 5.102002 Marcus Williams 263 1,406 5.352003 Marcus Williams 248 1,284 5.172004 Marcus Williams 218 1,077 4.902005 Montell Owens 184 779 4.232006 Arel Gordon 172 843 4.902007 Jhamal Fluellen 223 1,052 4.722008 Jared Turcotte 105 625 6.002009 Derek Session 119 479 4.002010 Pushaun Brown 135 650 4.812011 Pushaun Brown 226 1,093 4.80

Passing LeadersYear Name Att. Cm. Int. Pct. Yds. TD1950 Eugene Sturgeon 22 9 1 40.9 102 21951 Eugene Sturgeon 25 9 6 36.0 185 21952 Kenneth Parady 69 35 3 50.7 411 41953 Ed Bogdanovich 22 11 2 50.0 214 41954 Peter Kostacopoulos 49 20 5 40.8 316 11955 James Duffy, Jr. 30 13 2 43.3 237 31956 Kenneth Parady 67 31 4 46.3 415 41957 Robert Pickett 55 12 6 21.8 164 2


hISTORY & ReCORDS1966 George Platter 70 27 3 38.0 402 51967 David Wing 134 56 9 41.8 513 11968 David Wing 173 75 7 43.4 815 71969 David Wing 218 90 15 41.3 1,347 121970 Henry Hastings 139 64 12 46.0 856 71971 Douglas Lentz 94 44 3 46.8 600 41972 Richard Prior 78 31 7 39.7 555 21973 Richard Prior 108 45 10 41.6 541 31974 Jack Cosgrove 78 37 5 47.4 517 51975 Dennis Emerson 124 49 9 39.5 681 21976 Jack Cosgrove 165 70 10 42.4 883 41977 Jack Cosgrove 173 94 11 54.3 1,330 61978 John Tursky 147 58 5 39.5 762 41979 John Tursky 169 86 7 50.9 1,155 51980 David Rebholtz 119 50 11 42.0 847 61981 Richard LaBonte 100 50 8 50.0 550 81982 Richard LaBonte 204 112 9 54.9 1,640 171983 Mike Beauchemin 126 61 - 48.4 868 81984 Bob Wilder 200 89 13 44.5 1,232 51985 Bob Wilder 341 172 15 50.4 1,902 101986 Bob Wilder 220 106 7 48.2 1,201 81987 Mike Buck 387 214 16 55.3 2,758 221988 Mike Buck 347 180 14 51.9 2,575 211989 Mike Buck 264 170 3 64.4 2,315 191990 Jeffrey DelRosso 186 68 8 36.6 760 31991 Emilio Colon 218 116 13 53.2 1,325 21992 Emilio Colon 256 157 6 61.3 1,823 131993 Emilio Colon 257 133 7 51.7 1,603 41994 Emilio Colon 149 82 7 55.0 812 61995 John Tennett 140 68 4 48.6 645 51996 Mickey Fein 279 140 11 50.2 1,955 101997 Mickey Fein 414 236 12 57.0 2,885 261998 Mickey Fein 428 233 13 54.4 2,648 271999 Brian Scott 194 109 11 56.2 1,343 62000 Jake Eaton 279 184 12 65.9 2,265 172001 Jake Eaton 281 162 7 57.7 2,198 192002 Jake Eaton 269 154 9 57.2 1,849 162003 Ron Whitcomb 329 186 10 56.5 2,248 212004 Ron Whitcomb 350 213 13 60.9 2,318 222005 Ron Whitcomb 357 205 13 57.4 2,219 162006 Ron Whitcomb 240 151 8 62.9 1,398 92007 Adam Farkes 154 78 4 50.6 836 72008 Mike Brusko 104 67 7 64.4 936 82009 Warren Smith 159 260 13 61.2 1,695 12 2010 Warren Smith 305 198 10 60.5 1,861 92011 Warren Smith 425 270 14 63.5 3,122 22

Receiving YardageYear Name Rec. Yards Avg.1951 Robert Whytock 10 239 23.901952 Kenneth Woodsum 9 180 20.001953 Kenneth Woodsum 10 185 18.501954 Kenneth Woodsum 8 147 18.371955 Paul Boucher 7 104 14.861956 Thurlow Cooper 19 327 17.211957 Edward Manson, Jr. 4 67 16.751958 Gerard deGrandpre, Jr. 2 38 19.001959 Maurice Dore 10 197 19.701960 Wayne Champeon 10 165 16.501961 Richard Kinney 10 171 17.101962 David Brown 5 177 35.401963 Raymond Austin 3 84 28.001964 Francis Harney 19 219 11.521965 Francis Harney 28 410 14.641966 John White 17 361 21.231967 Gene Benner 44 581 13.201968 Gene Benner 36 549 15.251969 Gene Benner 55 899 16.341970 David Paul 30 412 13.731971 David Paul 47 621 13.211972 David Paul 37 493 13.321973 Michael O’Day 22 364 16.541974 Michael O’Day 21 293 13.951975 Michael O’Day 16 228 14.251976 Richard McCormick 22 350 15.911977 Richard McCormick 20 392 19.60

1978 Patrick Madden 23 396 17.211979 Patrick Madden 26 481 18.501980 Patrick Madden 24 462 19.251981 Matthew Walsh 21 300 14.281982 Paul Phelan 22 308 14.001983 Matthew Walsh 30 456 15.201984 J. Daniel Gordon 16 277 17.311985 Sergio Hebra 57 812 14.251986 Sergio Hebra 56 812 14.501987 Sergio Hebra 70 927 13.241988 J. Daniel Gordon 32 592 18.501989 Mark Dupree 50 840 16.801990 Mark Dupree 42 550 13.091991 Tony Szydlowski 31 407 13.131992 Mark Shaw 27 331 12.261993 Frizell Davis, Jr. 41 679 16.561994 Stephen Cates 25 347 13.881995 Drew O’Connor 27 337 12.481996 A. Rameek Wright 79 1,143 14.471997 A. Rameek Wright 88 1,169 13.281998 Drew O’Connor 72 1,027 14.161999 Philip McGeoghan 52 807 15.522000 Dwayne Wilmot 67 955 14.252001 Stefan Gomes 60 787 13.102002 Ryan Waller 37 575 15.542003 Christian Pereira 52 820 15.772004 Christian Pereira 58 818 14.102005 Kevin McMahan 59 893 15.13 2006 Arel Gordon 63 535 8.49 2007 Landis Williams 38 481 12.65 2008 Tyrell Jones 23 356 15.52009 Landis Williams 71 798 11.22010 Derek Session 50 580 11.62011 Maurice McDonald 58 591 10.2

Tackles(100 or more and/or team leader)Year Name Solo Asst. Total1980 Robert Waterman 119 59 178 Thomas Rasmussen 78 42 120 Philip Ferrari 68 41 109 1981 Robert Lucy 79 34 113 John Hersom 70 33 103 1982 Robert Lucy 74 35 109 1983 Dean Ramsdell 67 47 114 1984 Mark Coutts 82 69 151 1985 James Keefe 51 43 94 1986 Steven Root 65 51 116 1987 Nicholas Penna 77 53 130 Robert Sterling 65 44 109 1988 Nicholas Penna 79 61 140 1989 Michael Smith 45 41 86 1990 Michael Smith 56 49 105 1991 Jemal Murph 46 45 91 1992 Daniel Girard 87 65 152 1993 Ross Fichthorn 83 79 162 Jemal Murph 62 59 121 1994 Ross Fichthorn 52 43 95 1995 Derek Carter 68 60 128 1996 Derek Carter 63 29 92 1997 Derek Carter 55 29 84 1998 Aaron Dashiell 63 37 100 1999 Aaron Dashiell 67 38 105 2000 Stephen Cooper 59 25 84 2001 Stephen Cooper 62 33 95 2002 Stephen Cooper 78 43 121 2003 Brandon McGowan 47 38 85 2004 Brandon McGowan 53 48 101 2005 Jermaine Walker 64 50 114 2006 Andrew Downey 35 37 72 2007 John Wormuth 43 44 87 2008 Jovan Belcher 44 54 98 2009 Donte Dennis 51 55 1062010 Donte Dennis 57 51 108 2011 Vinson Givans 45 49 94

Quarterback Sacks(10 or more and/or team leader)Year Name Sacks1980 Ryck Suydam 101981 David Sanzaro 5 Thomas Loughlin, Jr. 51982 David Sanzaro 71983 N/A -1984 Frank Foley 71985 Raymond Paquette 4.51986 Stephen Donahue 5.51987 Michael Denino 51988 Michael Denino 9.51989 Michael Denino 111990 Michael Smith 2 Craig Thibeau 2 Kevin McCoy 21991 Corey Parker 51992 Corey Parker 81993 Jemal Murph 5 George Wehrman 51994 Ako Stafford 51995 G. Todd Williamson 51996 G. Todd Williamson 13 Jonathan Gautier 101997 Jojo Oliphant 51998 Jojo Oliphant 9.51999 Jojo Oliphant 10.52000 Damon Boinske 92001 Brendan Curry 82002 Stephen Cooper 9.5 Dennis Dottin-Carter 9.52003 Dan Joslyn 72004 Marcus Walton 52005 Mike DeVito 6.52006 Matt King 11.52007 Jovan Belcher 10.02008 Jovan Belcher 7.52009 Jordan Stevens 10.02010 Doug Alston 3.52011 Michael Cole 11.0

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hONOR ROLLTeam Awards

>> JACK BUTTERFIELD OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER AWARD1984 Gary Hufnagle1985 Lance Theobald1986 Mike Walsh1987 Jim Fox1988 Mike Buck1989 Carl Smith1990 Paul Capriotti1991 Carl Smith1992 Emilio Colon1993 Steve Knight1994 Brian Gaine1995 Ray Baur1996 Rameek Wright1997 Rameek Wright1998 Drew O’Connor1999 Phil McGeoghan2000 Jake Eaton2001 Royston English, Stefan Gomes2002 Marcus Williams2003 Ron Whitcomb2004 Christian Pereira2005 Montell Owens2006 Ron Whitcomb, Arel Gordon2007 Jhamal Fluellen2008 Mike Brusko, Ryan Canary2009 Landis Williams2010 Derek Buttles2011 Pushaun Brown

>> SAM SEZAK OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE LINEMAN AWARD1984 Dan Maloney1985 Tim Cahill1986 John Colasecco1987 Dave Ingalls1988 Scott Hough1989 Scott Hough1990 Tom Rogers1991 Sean Dowd1992 Dan Jones1993 Mike Misbrenner1994 Steve Stinson1995 Steve Stinson1996 Mike Flynn1997 Doug Henderson1998 Giff Salisbury1999 Paul Paradis2000 Zack Magliaro2001 Chad Hayes2002 Mike LeConte2003 Peter Richardson2004 Ben Lazarski2005 Ben Lazarski2006 Ryan Canary2007 Ryan Canary2008 Christopher Arnao2009 Tyler Eastman2010 Chris Howley2011 Chris Howley

>> WALTER ABBOTT OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER AWARD1984 John McGrath1985 Jamie Keefe1986 Jason Davenport1987 Nick Penna1988 Keith James1989 Claude Pettaway1990 Claude Pettaway1991 Jemal Murph1992 Bill Curry, Dan Girard1993 Greg Mikell1994 Greg Mikell1995 Derek Carter1996 Bryan Hawkes1997 Derek Carter1998 Aaron Dashiell

1999 Mike Harvey, Peter LeBlanc2000 Dave Cusano2001 Brendan Curry, Dave Cusano2002 Dave Cusano2003 Brandon McGowan2004 Jermaine Walker2005 Jarrod Gomes2006 Mike DeVito2007 Andrew Downey2008 Andrew Downey2009 Donte Dennis2010 Jerron McMillian 2011 Jerron McMillian

>> ROGER ELLIS OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE LINEMAN AWARD1984 Ron Doody1985 Ray Paquette1986 David Bochtler1987 Scott Nason1988 Scott Nason1989 Justin Strzelczyk1990 Kevin McCoy1991 Corey Parker1992 Corey Parker1993 Ross Fichthorn1994 Ako Stafford1995 Todd Williamson1996 Todd Williamson1997 Jon Gautier1998 Jojo Oliphant1999 Jojo Oliphant2000 Damon Boinske2001 Dennis Dottin-Carter2002 Brendan Curry2003 Dan Joslyn2004 Mike DeVito

2005 Mike DeVito2006 Patrick McCrossan2007 Patrick McCrossan2008 Jonathan Pirruccello2009 Eric Lee2010 Kevin Phanor2011 Michael Cole

>> WOODY CARVILLE SENIOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARD1984 Bob Brainerd1985 Paul Buckley1986 Robert Kreppein1987 Sergio Hebra1988 Chuck Kasmer1989 John Gibson, Steve Roth1990 Matt Swinson1991 Kevin McCoy, Craig Thibeau1992 Gordon Willey1993 Jed Wehrman1994 Todd Park1995 Al Hall, Mike Missbrenner1996 Shawn Stephenson1997 Bryan Hawkes1998 Eric Lewis1999 Garrett Gillick2000 Phil McGeoghan2001 Zack Magliaro2002 Rob Kierstead2003 Matt Hammond2004 Marcus Walton2005 Justin Knox2006 Joe Vanidestine2007 Shawn Demaray2008 Ryan Canary2009 Brandon McLaughlin2010 Matt Barber2011 Chris Treister and Roosevelt Boone

>> RON ROGERSON SPIRIT/DEDICATION AWARD1984 Jack Leone1985 Rick Ouellette1986 Steve Root1987 Bob Wilder1988 Doug Dorsey1989 Mike Denino1990 John Pranckevicius1991 Bob Irzyk1992 Mark Shaw1993 Eric Marsh1994 Bob Zurinskas1995 Mike Thomas1996 Dave Rilatt1997 John Tennett

1998 Jon Gallant1999 Brian Scott2000 Lamin Sisay/Jason Betts2001 Malik Nichols2002 John Gelsomino2003 Derek Martinez2004 Ivi Nwosu, John Baumgartner2005 Dzigbodi Ababio2006 Manauris Arias2007 Bruno Dorismond2008 Jhamal Fluellen, Sean Wasson2009 Mike Brusko2010 Levi Ervin, Conor Keating2011 Raiibonne Charles

>> HAROLD WESTERMAN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD1961 Dave Cloutier, Dale Curry, Don Harnum, Richard Kinney, Manch Wheeler1962 William Chard, Alton Hadley, John Roberts1963 David Brown, Leon Harriman1964 Ron Rogerson, Ed Sherry1965 Douglas Avery, Ron Lanza1966 Charles Belisle1967 Stephen Gravelle, William Pasquill, John Sherry1968 Ernest Quackenbush1969 John Collins, John Kimball1970 Barry Greenier1971 Henry James1972 Richard Bergeron, Joseph LaVasseur1972 Gary Worthing1985 Mark Coutts1986 Rob Sterling1987 Mike Buck1988 Nick Penna1989 Mike Buck1990 Jamal Williamson1991 Paul Capriotti1992 Ben Sirmans1993 Jemal Murph1994 Steve Knight1995 Andre Pam1996 Bob Jameson1997 Mickey Fein1998 Mickey Fein1999 Aaron Dashiell, Jojo Oliphant2000 Dwayne Wilmot2001 Jake Eaton, Stephen Cooper2002 Jake Eaton, Stephen Cooper2003 Marcus Williams2004 Marcus Williams2005 Jermaine Walker2006 Matt King2007 Jovan Belcher2008 Jovan Belche2009 Jordan Stevens

Lofa Tatupu won the Thurlow Cooper Rookie-of-the-Year award in 2001.

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hONOR ROLL2010 Donte Dennis2011 Warren Smith , Trevor Coston

>> THURLOW COOPER ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD1985 Doug Dorsey1986 Joe Trefethen1987 Claude Pettaway1988 Carl Smith1989 Mark Dupree1990 Dick Donahue1991 Emilio Colon1992 Brian Gaine1993 Alon Byers1994 Derek Carter1995 Lateef O’Connor1996 Brent Naccara1997 Ben Christopher1998 Zack Magliaro1999 Stephen Cooper2000 Devon Goree2001 Lofa Tatupu2002 Ryan Waller (O), Joan Quezada (D)2003 Manauris Arias2004 Patrick McCrossan2005 Christopher Arnao (O), Lamir Whetstone (D)2006 Jhamal Fluellen (O), Jordan Stevens (D)2007 Dominic Cusano2008 Jared Turcotte (O), Raibonne Charles (D)2009 Josh Spearin (O), Darlos James (D)2010 Joe Hook (O), Michael Cole (D)2011 Art Williams (O), Khari Al-Mateen (D)

>> GEORGE WOOD OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER AWARD1990 Jeff Mottola1991 Marc Curran1992 Tony Szydlowski1993 Frizell Davis1994 Bryan Hawkes1995 Bert Rich1996 Chris Binder, Lateef O’Connor1997 Peter LeBlanc1998 Darrick Brown1999 Peter LeBlanc2000 Todd Jagoutz2001 Lennard Byrd2002 Mike Mellow2003 Rob Brooks2004 Mike Mellow2005 Andrew Downey2006 Alex Goyins2007 Bobby Donnelly2008 Kash Kiefer2009 Ryan McCrossan2010 Jeremy Kelley2011 Troy Eastman

All-Star Games>> SENIOR SCOUT BOWL2012 Pushaun Brown, Trevor Coston2011 Steven Barker>> HULA BOWL2007 Daren Stone>> EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME2007 Daren Stone>> INTA-JUICE ALL-STAR CLASSIC2007 Matt King>> EAST COAST BOWL2008 Bruno Dorismond>> TEXAS VS. THE NATION2008 Matthew Mulligan2009 Jovan Belcher2010 Tylerr Eastman>> FLORIDA VS. THE NATION2001 Chad Hayes

College Football Hall of Fame InducteesDavid “The Admiral” NelsonInducted: 1987Nelson served as the head coach at Maine from 1949-50 before moving on to Delaware from 1951-65. He guided the Black Bears to the Yankee Confer-ence title in 1949 and a 5-1-1 record in 1950. He is credited for creating the Wing T formation while at Maine. Nelson served as Commissioner of the Yankee Conference from 1989-91 and was a member of the NCAA Football Rules Committee from 1957 to his death in 1991.

Harold “Tubby” RaymondInducted: 2003Raymond served as an assistant coach at Maine from 1951-53. He helped Nelson implement the Wing T while in Orono. Raymond moved on to Dela-ware and was the school’s head coach for 36 seasons and won 300 games and three national titles during his career. At the time of his retirement, Raymond had accounted for over half of the total wins accumulated by the Blue Hens in the 110-year history of the program.

Eddie “Robbie” RobinsonInducted: 1955Robinson served as the head coach at Maine during the 1902 season and led the Black Bears to a 6-2 record, including five shutout victories. Rob-inson also coached at Brown and Nebraska. Overall, he compiled a record of 156-86-13 in his 27 seasons as a head coach. He led the 1915 Brown football team to the Rose Bowl and is one of just four alumni from Brown to be named to the College Football Hall of Fame.

NFL BLACK BeARS>> 2012Jerron McMillian, DB, 4th Rd. Green Bay PackersTrevor Coston, DB, RFA Chicago BearsDerek Session, WR, RFA Buffalo BillsPushaun Brown, RB, RFA New York JetsDerek Buttles, TE, RFA Buffalo Bills

>> 2011Mark Masterson, LF, RFA Miami Dolphins

>> 2010Tyler Eastman, OL, RFA Kansas City ChiefsLandis Williams, WR, RFA Denver Broncos

>> 2009Jovan Belcher, DL, RFA Kansas City ChiefsAndrew Downey, LB, RFA Detroit Lions

>> 2008Matthew Mulligan, TE, RFA Miami DolphinsAnthony Cotrone, FB, RFA Jacksonville Jaguars

>> 2007Daren Stone, DB, 6th Rd. Atlanta FalconsMatt King, DL, RFA New York JetsMike DeVito, DL, RFA New York Jets

>> 2006Kevin McMahan, WR, 7th Rd. Oakland RaidersMontell Owens, RB, RFA Jacksonville JaguarsJermaine Walker, LB, RFA Washington RedskinsRyan Waller, WR, RFA Kansas City Chiefs

>> 2005Marcus Williams, RB, RFA Indianapolis ColtsBrandon McGowan, DB, RFA Chicago Bears

>> 2003Stephen Cooper, LB, RFA San Diego Chargers

>> 2002Chad Hayes, TE, RFA Kansas City ChiefsLennard Byrd, DB/RS, RFA New York Giants

>> 2001Dwayne Wilmot, WR, RFA Indianapolis ColtsPhil McGeoghan, WR, RFA New York Jets

>> 2000Brent Naccara, LB, RFA New York Jets

>> 1999Mickey Fein, QB, RFA Detroit LionsDrew O’Connor, WR, RFA Tampa Bay Buccaneers

>> 1997Dave Rilatt, OL, RFA Chicago BearsMike Flynn, OL, RFA Baltimore Ravens

>> 1996Brian Gaine, TE, RFA Kansas City Chiefs

>> 1992Carl Smith, RB, RFA Philadelphia EaglesDan Jones, OL, RFA Cincinnati Bengals

>> 1990Mike Buck, QB, 6th Rd. New Orleans SaintsScott Hough, OL, 7th Rd. New Orleans SaintsJustin Strzelczyk, OL, 11th Rd. Pittsburgh Steelers

>> 1988Rob Sterling, DB, 6th Rd. Philadelphia Eagles

>> 1983Lorenzo Bouier, RB, 12th Rd. Dallas Cowboys

>> 1980Roger Lapham, RB, 12th Rd. Buffalo Bills

>> 1979Chris Keating, LB, RFA Buffalo Bills

>> 1970Gene Benner, WR, 11th Rd. Cleveland Browns

>> 1967John Huard, LB, 5th Rd. Denver Broncos

>> 1962Dave Cloutier, HB, 18th Rd. Dallas CowboysManch Wheeler, QB, RFA Buffalo Bills

>> 1959Roger Ellis, C, 14th Rd. New York Giants

>> 1956Thurlow Cooper, DE, 16th Rd. Cleveland Browns

2007 & 2008 Team MVP Jovan Belcher

Mike Buck Daren Stone

NCAA PLAYOFF hISTORYI N D I v I D u A L R e C O R D STeam Records

>> MAINE VERSUS OPPONENTSAppalachian State 2-0Georgia Southern 0-3McNeese State 1-0Northern Iowa 0-2Southwest Missouri State 0-1

>> MAINE VERSUS CONFERENCESSouthern 2-3Southland 1-0Missouri Valley Football 0-3

>> RECORD IN ROUNDSFirst/Second Round 3-3Quarterfinals 0-3

>> MAINE RECORDSPoints _______________________ 35______at SW Missouri State, 1989 First RoundPoints In A Quarter _________ 17 (2nd Qtr.) ______at SW Missouri State, 1989 First RoundFirst Downs ___________________ 25_______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 First RoundRushing Yardage ________________ 299______at SW Missouri State, 1989 First RoundRushing Attempts ________________ 54______at SW Missouri State, 1989 First RoundRushing Average Per Play ___________ 6.0__________ at App. St., 2011 Second RoundPassing Yardage _________________ 330______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 QuarterfinalsPass Completions ________________ 29______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 QuarterfinalsPass Attempts __________________ 42______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 QuarterfinalsPass Completion Percentage ________ 65.9______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 QuarterfinalsTouchdown Passes ________________ 3__________ at App. St., 2011 Second Round______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 QuarterfinalsInterceptions Thrown _______________ 4________at Northern Iowa, 2008 First RoundTotal Offense ___________________ 475______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 QuarterfinalsFumbles Lost____________________ 3______ at Northern Iowa, 2001 QuarterfinalsTurnovers ___________________ 4 (2x)____ Last: at Northern Iowa, 2008 First RoundSacks ________________________ 3__________ at App. St., 2011 Second Round_____ at Appalachian State, 2002 First RoundTime Of Possession ______________32:22__________ at App. St., 2011 Second RoundAttendance _________________ 15,291__________ at App. St., 2011 Second RoundLongest Scoring Play (Yards) ______ 54 (run)_________ at App. Stt., 2011 Second Round

>> RUSHINGYardage _______________________ 205_______ Carl Smith at SW Missouri State (1989)Attempts _______________________ 33_____ Royston English at McNeese State (2001)Average (min. 10 attempts) ___________ 6.8_______ Carl Smith at SW Missouri State (1989)Touchdowns ______________________2_______ Carl Smith at SW Missouri State (1989)Longest Touchdown Run ______________ 54______ David Hood at Appalachian State (2011)

>> PASSINGYardage _______________________ 330_________ Jake Eaton at Northern Iowa (2001)Completions _____________________ 29_________ Jake Eaton at Northern Iowa (2001)Attempts _______________________ 44_________ Jake Eaton at Northern Iowa (2001)Completion Percentage (min. 10 att.) _____65.9_________ Jake Eaton at Northern Iowa (2001)Touchdown Passes __________________3______ Warren Smith at Appalachian St. (2011)_________ Jake Eaton at Northern Iowa (2001)Interceptions Thrown _________________4________ Mike Brusko at Northern Iowa (2008)

>> RECEIVINGYardage _______________________ 174_______ Stefan Gomes at Northern Iowa (2001)Receptions ______________________ 14_______ Stefan Gomes at Northern Iowa (2001)Average Reception Yardage (min. 3 att.) ___23.4_________ Damarr Aultman at App. St. (2011)Touchdowns ______________________2_________ Damarr Aultman at App. St. (2011)_______ Stefan Gomes at Northern Iowa (2001)Longest Touchdown Reception __________ 44_________ Damarr Aultman at App. St. (2011)

>> SCORINGPoints _________________________ 14_______ Carl Smith at SW Missouri State (1989)Touchdowns ___________________ 2 (4x)______ Last: Damarr Aultman at App. St. (2011)Kicking Points _____________________9____ Lance McCleish at SW Missouri State (1989)Extra Points ___________________ 4 (3x)________ Last: Brian Harvey at App. St. (2011)

>> CAREER PLAYOFF LEADERS (TOP FIVE)Rushing YardageRank Name Games Yards1. Marcus Williams 4 2812. Carl Smith 1 2053. Puhsaun Brown 3 1544. Royston English 1 1445. Ben Sirmans 1 97

Passing YardageRank Name Games Yards1. Jake Eaton 2 5052. Warren Smith 2 4793. Mike Buck 2 3534. Jon Meczywor 3 1855. Mike Brusko 1 180

ReceptionsRank Name Games Rec.1. Stefan Gomes 2 21T2. Chad Hayes 2 11T2. Damarr Aultman 2 113. Derek Session 3 104. Arthur Williams 2 8T5. John Gelsomino 4 7T5. Christian Pereira 4 7

>> TOP FIVE SINGLE GAME PERFORMANCESRushing YardageYards Name (Game)205 Carl Smith (at SWMS, 1989) 157 Marcus Williams (at ASU, 2002) 144 Royston English (at McN. St., 2001) 113 Marcus Williams (at GSU, 2002) 111 Pushaun Brown (at ASU, 2011)

Passing YardageYards Name (Game)330 Jake Eaton (at UNI, 2001) 250 Warren Smith (at ASU, 2011)229 Mike Buck (at GSU, 1987) 180 Mike Brusko (at UNI, 2008) 175 Jake Eaton (at McN. St., 2001)

Receiving YardageYards Name (Game)174 Stefan Gomes (at UNI, 2001) 117 Damarr Aultman (at ASU, 2011)113 Sergio Hebra (at GSU, 1987) 108 Stefan Gomes (at McN. St., 2001) 79 Chad Hayes (at UNI, 2001)

O P P O N e N TT e A M R e C O R D S

>> TOP TEAM PERFORMANCESFirst Downs _____________________ 23________________ Georgia Southern, 2011Rushing Yardage _________________ 416________________ Georgia Southern, 2002Rushing Attempts __________________ 67________________ Georgia Southern, 2011Rushing Average Per Play _____________6.6________________ Georgia Southern, 2002Passing Yardage __________________ 299__________________ Northern Iowa, 2001Pass Completions __________________ 26________________Appalachian State, 2011Pass Attempts ____________________ 45________________Appalachian State, 2011Pass Completion Percentage __________ 78.6___________ Southwest Missouri State, 1989Interceptions Thrown ______________ 2 (3x)____________ Last: Appalachian State, 2011Total Offense ____________________ 480__________________ Northern Iowa, 2001Fumbles Lost___________________ 1 (3x)______________ Last: Georgia Souther, 2011Turnovers ________________________ 3__________________ McNeese State, 2001

O P P O N e N TI N D . R e C O R D S

>> RUSHINGYardage _______________________ 195___________ Vick King (McNeese State), 2001Attempts _______________________ 33___________ Vick King (McNeese State), 2001Touchdowns ___________________ 3 (2x)_____ Last: Adam Benge (Northern Iowa), 2001

>> PASSINGYardage _______________________ 299_________ Griff Jurgens (Northern Iowa), 2001Completions _____________________ 15___________ Pat Grace (Northern Iowa), 2008Attempts _______________________ 26_________ Griff Jurgens (Northern Iowa), 2001Touchdown Passes _______________ 2 (2x)________Last: Pat Grace (Northern Iowa), 2008Interceptions Thrown ______________ 2 (3x)_________ Last: Jamal Jackson (App. St.), 2011

>> RECEIVINGYardage _______________________ 110_______ Ben Sanderson (Northern Iowa), 2001Receptions _______________________ 7______________ Brian Quick (App. St.), 2011Touchdowns ___________________ 2 (2x)_____Last: Jarred Herring (Northern Iowa), 2008

>> SCORINGPoints ______________________ 18 (3x)______Last: D. Swope (Georgia Southerm), 2011Touchdowns ___________________ 3 (2x)_____ Last: Adam Benge (Northern Iowa), 2001Kicking Points ____________________ 10_________ Tim Foley (Georgia Southern), 1987Extra Points ______________________ 8______Mac Hoambrecker (Northern Iowa), 2001

Maine celebrates after knocking off McNeese State in 2001.

Sergio Hebra


NCAA PLAYOFF hISTORYFirst Round

Georgia Southern 31, Maine Nov. 28, 1987

Statesboro, Ga. // Paulson 1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 14 14 0 0 0 28Ga. South. 7 3 11 7 3 31 UM-Hebra 23 pass from Buck (Berjestedt kick); GS-Gross 13 run (Foley kick); UM-Buck 1 run (Berjestedt kick); UM-Fox 2 run (Berjestedt kick); GS-Foley 32 FG; UM-Wood 1 run (Berjestedt kick); GS-Thompson 4 run (Gross run); GS-Foley 32 FG; GS-Ross 12 run (Foley kick); GS-Foley 42 FG.Team Statistics UM GSUFirst Downs 21 22Rushes-Yds (Net) 35-127 66-384Passing Yds (Net) 229 66Cmp-Att-Int 18-32-2 7-15-1Total Plays-Yds 67-356 81-450Time/Possession 26:32 33:28 Rushing: UM-Fox 7-28, Dorsey 7-18, Wood 11-51, Buck 10-30. GS-Ross 23-86, Gross 18-173, Thompson 10-49, G. Miller 7-56, Johnson 6-17, K. Miller 1-2, Taylor 1-1. Passing: UM-Buck 18-32-2-229. GS-Gross 7-15-1-66. Receiving: UM-Wood 1-2, Hebra 5-113, Strzel-czyk 1-15, Gordon 1-20, Dorsey 1-4, Fox 1-(-3), Knox 1-16, Venditto 5-42, Lanza 2-20. GS-Belser 3-27, K. Miller 1-9, Johnson 1-3, Barron 1-12, Thompson 1-15. Attendance: 9,440.

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First RoundSW Missouri State 38, Maine 35

Nov. 25, 1989Springfield, Mo. // Briggs Stadium

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 3 17 8 7 - 35SMS 0 14 14 10 - 38 UM-McCleish 24 FG; UM-Smith 9 run (McCleish 1 run (McCleish kick); SMS-Smith 7 run (Potthast kick); UM-McCleish 47 FG; SMS-Smith 11 run (Pot-thast kick); UM-Dupree 33 pass from Buck (Smith run); SMS-Carney 1 run (Potthast kick); SMS-Carney 13 run (Potthast kick); UM-Smith 35 run (McCleish kick); SMS-Potthast 33 FG.Team Statistics UM SMSFirst Downs 26 22Rushes-Yds (Net) 54-299 46-248Passing Yds (Net) 130 161Cmp-Att-Int 11-21-1 11-14-0Total Plays-Yds 75-429 60-409Time/Possession 32:18 27:42 Rushing: UM-Smith 30-205, Buck 6-(-3), Sirmans 18-97. SMS-Smith 10-53, Jenkins 13-66, Gilbert 3-13, Collins 6-70, McConico 2-4, Frost 4-26, Carney 8-16. Passing: UM-Buck 10-20-2-124, DelRosso 1-1-0-6. SMS-Smith 7-7-0-103, Carney 4-7-0-58. Receiving: UM-Shaw 1-8, Dupree 4-69, Smith 2-12, Sirmans 1-7, Roth 2-28, Ballard 1-6. SMS-Gilbert 3-28, Adams 1-44, Collins 3-41, Rapert 1-15, Eden 2-29. Attendance: 7,270.

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First RoundMaine 14, McNeese State 10

Dec. 1, 2001Lake Charles, La. // Cowboy

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 0 0 14 0 - 14MSU 0 0 10 0 - 10 MS-Hebert 42 FG; UM-Hayes 27 pass from Eaton (DeVinney kick); MS-King 58 run (Hebert kick); UM-English 4 run (DeVinney kick).Team Statistics UM MSUFirst Downs 22 14Rushes-Yds (Net) 41-196 45-250Passing Yds (Net) 175 86Cmp-Att-Int 13-37-2 8-17-2Total Plays-Yds 78-371 62-336Time/Possession 31:54 28:06 Rushing: UM-English 33-144, Eaton 5-41, Williams 2-8, Henry 1-3. MSU-King 33-195, Lawton 6-51, Martin 2-12, Sams 1-6, Robin 1-5, Nagle 2-(-19). Passing: UM-Eaton 13-37-2-175. MSU-Nagle 8-17-2-86. Receiving: UM-Gomes 7-108, Hayes 4-49, Minor 2-18. MSU-Martin 4-25, King 2-28, Lawton 1-19, Sams 1-14. Attendance: 12,450.

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QuarterfinalsNorthern Iowa 56, Maine 28

Dec. 8, 2001Cedar Falls, Iowa // UNI Dome

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 7 14 7 0 - 28UNI 14 7 14 21 - 56 UNI-Hoambrecker 43 FG; UM-Gomes 3 pass from Eaton (DeVinney kick); UNI-Carter 8 run (Hannam pass); UM-Henry 3 run (DeVinney kick); UNI-Benge 3 run (Hoambrecker kick); UM-Gomes 18 pass from Eaton (DeVinney kick); UNI-Soliday 23 pass from Jurgens (Hoambrecker kick); UM-Hayes 12 pass from Eaton (DeVinney kick); UNI-Benge 63 run (Hoambrecker kick); UNI-Soliday 35 pass from Jurgens (Hoambrecker kick); UNI-Benge 5 run (Hoambrecker kick); UNI-Harris 47 INT return (Hoambrecker kick).Team Statistics UM UNIFirst Downs 25 18Rushes-Yds (Net) 34-163 34-199Passing Yds (Net) 330 299Cmp-Att-Int 29-42-1 12-26-2Total Plays-Yds 78-475 60-480Time/Possession 31:30 28:30 Rushing: UM-Henry 15-79, Gomes 1-20, Gel-somino 4-18, Momah 3-18, Eaton 9-25, Williams 1-3, Meczywor 1-(-6). UNI-Benge 12-114, Carter 14-68, Fiech 3-11, Moothart 1-4, Jurgens 4-2. Passing: UM-Eaton 29-42-1-330. UNI-Jurgens 12-26-2-299. Receiving: UM-Gomes 14-174, Hayes 7-79, Gelsomino 4-47, Minor 4-30. UNI-Mays 4-92, Soliday 3-76, Sanderson 2-110, Hannam 1-9, Benge 1-7, Seitz 1-5. Attendance: 9,525.

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First RoundMaine 14, Appalachian State 13

Nov. 30, 2002Boone, N.C. // Kidd Brewer

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 0 0 7 7 - 14ASU 0 0 10 3 - 13 ASU-Burchette 1 run (Wright kick); ASU-Wright 19 FG; UM-Ry. Waller 27 pass from Meczywor (Mellow kick); ASU-Wright 47 FG; UM-Williams 41 run (Mellow kick).Team Statistics UM ASUFirst Downs 16 16Rushes-Yds (Net) 44-228 42-226Passing Yds (Net) 86 73Cmp-Att-Int 7-15-0 9-17-1Total Plays-Yds 59-292 59-251Time/Possession 32:03 27:57 Rushing: UM-Williams 29-157, Meczywor 12-38, Momah 2-9, Gelsomino 1-2. ASU-Beard 18-119, Jackson 6-69, Thomas 4-13, Hoover 3-3, Burchette 10-(-9), Williams 1-(-17). Passing: UM-Meczywor 7-15-0-86. ASU-Bur-chette 9-17-1-73. Receiving: UM-Pereira 3-38, Ry. Waller 1-27, McMahan 1-13, Fusco 1-4, Gelsomino 1-4. ASU-Fowlkes 3-19, Layton 2-3, Hoover 1-21, Little 1-14, White 1-11, Hayward 1-5. Attendance: 4,311.

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QuarterfinalsGeorgia Southern 31, Maine 7

Dec. 7, 2002 Statesboro, Ga. // Paulson Stadium

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 7 0 0 0 - 7GSU 7 7 3 14 - 31 GSU-Walden 23 run (Shelton kick); UM-McMa-han 34 pass from Meczywor (Mellow kick); GSU-Austin 7 run (Shelton kick); GSU-Shelton 36 FG; GSU-Williams 2 run (Shelton kick); GSU-Williams 5 run (Shelton kick).Team Statistics UM GSUFirst Downs 18 22Rushes-Yds (Net) 40-162 63-416Passing Yds (Net) 99 40Cmp-Att-Int 8-22-1 1-3-1Total Plays-Yds 62-261 66-456Time/Possession 29:23 30:37 Rushing: UM-Williams 23-113, Momah 7-36, Meczywor 8-9, Gelsomino 1-4, Legree 1-0. GSU-Austin 27-143, Williams 20-106, Walden 7-82, Myers 8-73, Davis 1-12. Passing: UM-Meczywor 8-22-1-99. GSU-Williams 1-3-1-40. Receiving: UM-Pereira 4-38, Gelsomino 2-24, McMahan 1-34, Ry. Waller 1-3. GSU-Owens 1-40. Attendance: 6,708.

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First RoundNorthern Iowa 40, Maine 15

Nov. 29, 2008Cedar Falls, Iowa // UNI Dome

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 0 7 0 8 - 15UNI 7 16 3 14 - 40 UNI-Law 2 run (Hallgren kick); UM-Session 2 run (Waxman kick); UNI-Herring 42 pass from Grace (Hallgren kick); UNI-Team safety; UNI-Herring 55 pass from Grace (Hallgren kick); UNI-Hallgren 39 FG; UNI-Lewis 2 run (Hallgren kick); UM-Session 10 pass from Brusko (Fersner pass from Brusko); UNI-Law 10 run (Hallgren kick).Team Statistics UM UNIFirst Downs 13 22Rushes-Yds (Net) 33-84 42-193Passing Yds (Net) 180 229Cmp-Att-Int 15-23-4 15-24-1Total Plays-Yds 56-264 66-422Time/Possession 29:10 30:50 Rushing: UM-Williams 1-31, Turcotte 5-23, Fluellen 5-11, Session 4-9, Brown 4-6, Brusko 13-5, Team 1-(-1). UNI-Lewis 14-77, Law 12-64, Grace 16-54. Passing: UM-Brusko 15-23-4-180. UNI-Grace 15-24-1-229 Receiving: UM-Session 5-70, Fersner 3-53, Williams 2-14, Turcotte 2-14, Fluellen 1-15, Jones 1-8, Brown 1-6. UNI-Herring 3-102, Mahaffey 3-33, Turner 2-36, Hord 2-22, Law 2-4, Lewis 2-3, Oordt 1-29. Attendance: 8,477.

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Derek Session tied Maine’s playoff record with two TDs at Northern

Iowa in 2008.

First RoundMaine 34, Appalachian State 12

Dec. 3, 2011Boone, N.C. // Kidd Brewer Stadium

1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 7 6 14 7 - 34App. St. 0 6 0 6 - 12 UM-Aultman 44 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); AS-Peacock 20 pass from Jackson (Stewart kick blocked)); UM-Aultman 35 pass from Smith (Harvey kick blocked); UM-Ebeling 21 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); UM-Hood 54 run (Harvey kick); AS-Cadet 1 run (Stewart kick blocked); UM-Brown 31 run (Harvey kick).Team Statistics UM ASUFirst Downs 20 17Rushes-Yds (Net) 36-216 25-3Passing Yds (Net) 250 272Cmp-Att-Int 17-26-1 26-45-2Total Plays-Yds 62-466 70-275Time/Possession 32:22 27:38 Rushing: UM-Brown 24-111; Hood 4-88; Smith 5-22; TEAM 1-(-2); Treister 2-(-3). ASU-Boney 7-16; Miller 2-3; Cadet 6-(-4); Jackson 10-(-12). Passing: UM-Smith 17-26-1-250. ASU-Jackson 26-45-2-272. Receiving: UM-Aultman 5-117; Perillo 4-48; Williams 4-42; Session 3-22; Ebeling 1-21. ASU-Quick 7-41; Peacock 6-75; Cadet 4-48; Jordan 4-27; Presley 2-33; Boney 2-32; Washington 1-16. Attendance: 15, 291.

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QuarterfinalsGeorgia Southern 35, Maine 23

Dec. 10, 2011Statesboro, Ga. // Paulson Stadium 1 2 3 4 OT FMaine 7 3 13 0 - 23GSU 14 7 14 0 - 35 GS-Shaw 2 run (Mora kick); GS- Wilcox 2 run (Mora kick); UM-Boone 91 KOR (Harvey kick); UM- Harvey 21 FG; GS-Wilcox 7 run (Mora kick); UM- Perillo 12 pass from Smith (Harvey kick); Shaw 1 run (Mora kick); GS-Showers 25 pass from Shaw (Mora kick); Ebeling 3 pass from Smith (Treister rush failed).Team Statistics UM GSUFirst Downs 15 23Rushes-Yds (Net) 16-66 67-360Passing Yds (Net) 229 116Cmp-Att-Int 15-29-3 7-8-0Total Plays-Yds 45-295 75-476Time/Possession 17:36 42:24 Rushing: UM-Brown 9-38; Smith 6-35; TEAM 1-(-7). GSU- Wilcox 8-99; Swope 23-81; Bryant 6-65; Hickey 6-43; Robinson 6-36; Brown 2-20; Shaw 14-19; TEAM 2-(-3). Passing: UM-Smith 15-29-3-229; GSU- 7-8-0-116. Receiving: UM-Aultman 6-108; Williams 4-89; Perillo 2-17; Session 2-12; Ebeling 1-3. GSU- Showers 2-34; Walker 2-15; Wilcox 1-32; Robinson 1-27; Brown 1-8. Attendance: 12,886.

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Damarr Aultman scored a pair of touchdowns and had 117 yards receiving at Appalachian State

The Black Bears celebrate after scoring a touchdown at

Appalachian State

Roosevelt Boone breaks a tackle en route to a 91-yard kickoff

return for a touchdown

The Black Bears played Georgia Southern for the third time in the

playoffs in 2011

NCAA PLAYOFF hISTORY


Team .......................... W ....... L ......TAlbany ................................1 ..........2 ....... 0American International .....4 ..........0 ....... 0Appalachian State ..............1 ..........0 ....... 0Army ...................................0 ..........4 ....... 0Army “B” .............................1 ..........0 ....... 0Arnold ................................3 ..........0 ....... 0Bangor High .......................1 ..........3 ....... 1Bar Harbor ..........................3 ..........0 ....... 0Bates .................................39 ........30 ...... 7Boston College ...................3 ..........3 ....... 0Boston University ...............7 .........24 ...... 1Bowdoin ............................38 ........21 ...... 7Bucknell .............................3 ..........3 ....... 0Buffalo ................................3 ..........3 ....... 0Central Connecticut State ..7 ..........1 ....... 0Central Florida ....................0 ..........2 ....... 0The Citadel .........................0 ..........2 ....... 0Colby..................................48 ........24 ...... 3Colgate ...............................1 ..........2 ....... 0Columbia ............................0 ..........3 ....... 0Connecticut .......................31 ........39 ...... 3CW Post ..............................1 ..........1 ....... 0Dartmouth .........................1 ..........7 ....... 0Dayton ................................0 ..........1 ....... 0Delaware ............................7 .........22 ...... 0East Carolina .......................0 ..........1 ....... 0Edward Little ......................1 ..........0 ....... 0EMCS ..................................1 ..........0 ....... 0Florida International ..........2 ..........0 ....... 0Fordham .............................1 ..........1 ....... 0Fort McKinley .....................9 ..........0 ....... 0Fort Preble ..........................2 ..........0 ....... 0Fort Williams ......................4 ..........0 ....... 0Georgia Southern ...............0 ..........2 ....... 0Harvard ..............................0 .........11 ...... 0Hawai’i ...............................0 ..........1 ....... 0Hofstra ................................8 .........10 ...... 0Holy Cross ...........................0 ..........5 ....... 1Howard...............................6 ..........0 ....... 0Illinois State........................1 ..........0 ....... 0Iona ....................................1 ..........0 ....... 0Iowa ...................................0 ..........1 ....... 0James Madison ..................4 ..........9 ....... 0Kutztown............................2 ..........0 ....... 1Lafayette ............................8 ..........2 ....... 0Lehigh ................................2 ..........6 ....... 0Liberty ................................1 ..........0 ....... 0

Team .......................... W ....... L ......TLock Haven .........................2 ..........0 ....... 0Lowell Textile .....................4 ..........0 ....... 0Massachusetts ..................15 ........40 ...... 1McNeese State ...................2 ..........0 ....... 0Middlebury ........................1 ..........0 ....... 0Milliken ..............................0 ..........1 ....... 0Mississippi State .................1 ..........0 ....... 0MIT .....................................1 ..........0 ....... 0Monmouth .........................2 ..........0 ....... 0Montana ............................0 ..........2 ....... 0Morgan State .....................1 ..........0 ....... 0Nebraska ............................0 ..........1 ....... 0New Hampshire ................43 ........48 ...... 8NYU ....................................0 ..........1 ....... 0Northeastern .....................25 ........16 ...... 0Northern Colorado .............1 ..........0 ....... 0Northern Iowa....................0 ..........1 ....... 0Norwich ..............................3 ..........2 ....... 0Philips Andover ..................0 ..........1 ....... 0Princeton ............................1 ..........1 ....... 0Rhode Island .....................51 ........34 ...... 3Richmond ..........................10 ........12 ...... 0Rutgers ...............................0 ..........1 ....... 0Saint Anselm’s ....................1 ..........0 ....... 0Shaw ..................................1 ..........0 ....... 0Southern Connecticut ........3 ..........0 ....... 0Springfield .........................1 ..........1 ....... 0St. Mary’s (Canada) ............1 ..........0 ....... 0Stevens Institute of Tech. ...0 ..........1 ....... 0Stony Brook ........................1 ..........1 ....... 0SW Missouri State ..............0 ..........1 ....... 0Syracuse .............................0 ..........1 ....... 0Tampa ................................0 ..........1 ....... 0Towson ...............................5 ..........3 ....... 0Tufts ....................................7 ..........8 ....... 0U.S. Merch. Marine Acad. ...1 ..........0 ....... 0Vermont ............................24 .........6 ....... 1Villanova ............................7 ..........6 ....... 0VMI .....................................0 ..........1 ....... 0Western Carolina ................0 ..........1 ....... 0William & Mary ..................3 ..........6 ....... 0William Penn ......................1 ..........0 ....... 0Yale .....................................0 ..........7 ....... 1Youngstown State ..............2 ..........3 ....... 0Totals ........................476 .... 452 ..38

R e C O R D S v S . A L L O P P O N e N T S All-Time Coaching RecordsName (Tenure at Maine) ...............Seasons ..........Record .... Winning PercentageChesely Johnston (1892) ............................ 1 ......................0-2 ...................................... .000Wildes Veazie (1893) .................................. 1 ......................0-5 ...................................... .000P. Folsom (1895) ......................................... 1 ......................1-4 ...................................... .200Jack Abbott (1896) ..................................... 1 .................... 1-3-2 .................................... .333Harry Robinson (1897) ............................... 1 ......................1-2 ...................................... .333James Coombs (1898) ................................ 1 ......................0-4 ...................................... .000W.B. Hopkins (1899) ................................... 1 ......................2-3 ...................................... .400Ernest Burton (1900) .................................. 1 ......................4-4 ...................................... .500Wells Farley (1901; 1903) ........................... 2 .....................12-4 ..................................... .750E.N. Robinson (1902) ................................. 1 ......................6-2 ...................................... .750S. King (1904) ............................................ 1 ......................3-4 ...................................... .429Frank McCoy (1905-08) .............................. 4 .................. 10-15-4 .................................. .414George Schildmiller (1909) ........................ 1 .................... 3-4-1 .................................... .438Edgar Wingard (1910-11) ........................... 2 ................... 10-3-2 ................................... .733Thomas Reilly (1912-13) ............................ 2 ................... 12-3-1 ................................... .781E.B. Cochems (1914) .................................. 1 ......................6-3 ...................................... .667Thomas Hughlitt (1915-16) ....................... 2 .................... 6-7-3 .................................... .469Thomas McCann (1917) ............................. 1 ......................1-3 ...................................... .250Captain Aldworth (1918) ........................... 1 ......................3-1 ...................................... .750James Baldwin (1919-20) .......................... 2 .................... 9-4-3 .................................... .656Fred Brice (1921-40) ................................. 20 ................. 79-58-9 .................................. .572George Allen (1941; 1946-48) .................... 4 .................. 15-11-2 .................................. .571William Kenyon (1942; 1944-45) ............... 3 .....................4-11 ..................................... .267Sam Sezak (1943) ...................................... 1 ......................0-1 ...................................... .000David Nelson (1949-50) ............................. 2 .................... 7-5-2 .................................... .571Harold Westerman (1951-66).................... 16 ................. 80-38-7 .................................. .668Walter Abbott (1967-75) ............................ 9 ....................27-53 .................................... .338Jack Bicknell (1976-80) .............................. 5 .................. 18-35-1 .................................. .343Ron Rogerson (1981-1984) ........................ 4 .................. 19-23-1 .................................. .453Buddy Teevens (1985-86) ........................... 2 .....................13-9 ..................................... .591Tim Murphy (1987-88) ............................... 2 .....................15-8 ..................................... .652Tom Lichtenberg (1989) ............................. 1 ......................9-3 ...................................... .750Kirk Ferentz (1990-92) ............................... 3 ....................12-21 .................................... .364Jack Cosgrove (1993-Present) ................... 17 ..................93-101 ................................... .479Totals ............................................. 118 .......... 481-457-38 ..........................512

Kirk Ferentz Walt Abbott

Harold Westerman won a then school-best 80 games from 1951-66.

ALL-TIMe ReSuLTS

ALL-TIMe ReSuLTS1892 (0-2)Coach: Chesely JohnstonCapt.: Harry SmithColby L 0 12 Bangor High L 3 33

1893 (0-5)Coach: Wildes VeazieCapt.: Marcus Urann Bangor High L 4 10Colby L 4 30Bates L 0 18Bates L 6 52 Bowdoin L 10 12

1894 (0-1)Coach: NoneCapt.: Harvey WhiteBangor High L 0 6

1895 (1-4)Coach: P. FolsomCapts.: Haller Seavey, Charles Pearce Foxcroft Academy W 22 0Colby L 6 18Colby L 0 56Bates L 0 20Bates L 0 18

1896 (1-3-2)Coach: Jack AbbottCapt.: Charles Sawyer Bowdoin L 6 12Colby L 0 10Bates T 4 4Bates W 24 0Colby L 0 4 Bangor High T 0 0

1897 (1-2)Coach: Harry RobinsonCapt.: Charles SawyerBates L 6 8Bates L 4 5MIT W 14 0

1898 (0-4)Coach: James CoombsCapt.: Allen BirdBates L 0 36 Bowdoin L 0 28Bates L 0 34Colby L 5 6

1899 (2-3)Coach: W.B. HopkinsCapt.: Allen Bird Bowdoin L 0 14Colby W 26 0Bates L 0 16Bates L 0 27Colby W 5 0

1900 (4-4)Coach: Ernest BurtonCapt.: Ralph Wormell Edward Little W 22 0 Fort Preble W 16 0Colby L 0 5 Fort Preble W 29 0Bates L 0 26Colby W 18 0Bates L 0 8 Bowdoin L 0 38

1901 (7-1)Coach: Wells FarleyCapt.: Carlos Dorticos Bar Harbor W 5 0 Bar Harbor W 5 0Colby W 12 0Bates W 6 0Bates W 17 0Tufts L 5 18Colby W 29 0 Bowdoin W 22 5

1902 (6-2)Coach: E.N. RobinsonCapt.: Carlos Dorticos Bar Harbor W 18 0EMCS W 30 0Colby W 6 0 Harvard L 0 23Tufts W 12 0Bates L 0 6Colby W 17 5 Bowdoin W 11 0

1903 (5-3)Coach: Wells FarleyCapt.: Charles BaileyS 26 New Hampshire W 10 0O 3 at Harvard L 0 6O 17 Colby W 6 5O 24 at New Hampshire W 27 0O 31 at Bowdoin W 16 0N 9 Bates W 16 0N 14 Holy Cross (at Bangor) L 0 5N 20 at Tufts L 6 11

1904 (3-4)Coach: S. KingCapt.: Charles BaileyO 1 at Brown W 6 0O 8 at Harvard L 0 23O 15 New Hampshire W 6 0O 22 at Bates L 0 6O 29 Colby L 11 12N 5 Bowdoin L 5 22N 12 Tufts (at Bangor) W 28 0

1905 (3-3-1)Coach: Frank McCoyCapt.: Arthur BennettO 7 at Harvard L 0 22O 14 at Brown L 0 34O 21 Colby W 16 0O 28 New Hampshire W 12 0N 4 Bates T 0 0N 11 at Tufts L 0 12N 18 at Bowdoin W 18 0

1906 (2-4-2)Coach: Frank McCoyCapt.: John BurleighS 22 New Hampshire W 7 0O 3 at Harvard L 0 17O 13 at Dartmouth L 0 4O 20 Holy Cross (P) T 0 0O 27 Tufts L 0 6N 3 at Colby W 8 0N 10 at Bates T 0 0N 17 Bowdoin L 0 6

1907 (2-4-1)Coach: Frank McCoyCapt.: Harrison HigginsO 5 at Harvard L 0 30O 12 at Brown L 0 40O 19 Dartmouth (P) L 0 27O 26 at Tufts W 4 0N 2 Bates T 6 6

N 9 Colby W 8 0N 16 at Bowdoin L 5 34

1908 (3-4)Coach: Frank McCoyCapt.: Harry WhiteO 3 at Harvard L 0 16O 10 Fort McKinley W 36 0O 17 New Hampshire W 6 4O 24 Tufts L 5 23O 31 at Bates W 6 0N 7 at Colby L 5 16N 14 Bowdoin L 0 10

1909 (3-4-1)Coach: George SchildmillerCapt.: Horace CookS 25 Massachusetts T 0 0O 2 Fort McKinley W 16 0O 9 New Hampshire W 16 0O 16 at Harvard L 0 17O 23 at Tufts L 0 9O 30 Bates W 15 6N 6 Colby L 6 17N 13 Bowdoin L 0 22

1910 (4-1-2)Coach: Edgar WingardCapt.: William ParkerS 24 Bangor High (exh.) W 6 0O 1 Fort McKinley W 16 0O 8 Vermont T 0 0O 15 Tufts W 14 6O 22 Massachusetts W 29 2O 29 at Bates L 0 10N 5 at Colby W 6 0N 12 Bowdoin T 0 0

1911 (6-2)Coach: Edgar WingardCapt.: William ParkerS 23 Fort McKinley W 19 0S 30 Rhode Island L 0 3O 7 New Hampshire W 12 0O 14 at Tufts W 6 0O 21 Vermont W 17 0O 28 Bates L 0 5N 4 Colby W 20 0N 11 at Bowdoin W 15 0

1912 (7-1)Coach: Thomas ReillyCapt.: Thomas ShepardS 21 Fort McKinley W 34 0S 28 at Harvard L 0 7O 5 Tufts W 14 0O 12 Rhode Island W 18 0O 19 St. Anselm W 16 0O 26 at Bates W 7 6N 2 at Colby W 20 0N 9 Bowdoin W 17 0

1913 (5-2-1)Coach: Thomas ReillyCapt.: Allan SawyerS 20 Boston College W 6 0S 27 at Harvard L 0 34O 4 at Yale T 0 0O 11 Rhode Island W 44 0O 18 at Tufts L 6 19O 25 Bates W 34 0N 1 Colby W 3 0N 8 at Bowdoin W 9 0

1914 (6-3)Coach: E.B. CochemsCapt.: David BakerS 21 Fort McKinley W 46 2

S 28 at Yale L 0 20O 3 Boston College W 26 7O 10 at Vermont W 20 0O 17 Norwich W 64 0O 24 Bates W 37 0O 31 at Colby L 0 14N 7 Bowdoin W 27 0N 14 at Army L 0 28

1915 (6-3)Coach: Thomas HughlittCapt.: Charles RuffnerS 18 Fort McKinley W 7 0S 25 at Yale L 0 37O 2 at Dartmouth L 0 34O 9 Vermont W 14 0O 16 Boston College W 14 0O 23 Bates W 29 14O 30 Colby W 31 6N 6 at Bowdoin W 23 13N 13 at Army L 0 24

1916 (0-4-3)Coach: Thomas HughlittCapt.: William GorhamS 30 New Hampshire T 0 0O 7 at Colgate L 0 28O 14 Rhode Island L 0 13O 21 at Bates L 0 6O 28 at Colby T 0 0N 4 Bowdoin T 7 7N 11 Army L 3 17

1917 (1-3)Coach: Thomas McCannCapt.: Thomas DavisO 13 Milliken (P) L 6 27O 20 Bates L 0 6N 3 at Bowdoin W 14 0N 10 at New Hampshire L 0 27

1918 (3-1)Coach: Captain AldworthCapt.: George GinsburgO 26 Bates W 6 0O 26 Bangor High W 6 0N 2 at Bowdoin L 0 7N 9 Colby W 9 3

1919 (6-1)Coach: James BaldwinCapt.: Clyde StewartO 4 Fort McKinley W 55 0O 11 Fort Williams W 82 0O 18 at Army L 0 6O 25 at Bates W 26 17N 1 at Colby W 25 0N 8 Bowdoin W 18 0N 15 at New Hampshire W 7 3

1920 (3-3-3)Coach: James BaldwinCapt.: Raymond SmithS 18 Fort McKinley W 58 0S 25 Boston University T 0 0O 2 at Harvard L 0 41O 9 at Brown L 7 32O 16 Rhode Island T 7 7O 23 Bates W 14 8O 30 Colby W 22 0N 6 at Bowdoin T 7 7N 13 New Hampshire L 7 47

1921 (2-5-1)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Newman YoungS 24 at Fordham L 14 25O 1 Norwich L 0 14


O 8 Lowell Textile W 34 0O 15 Rhode Island W 7 3O 22 at Bates T 7 7O 29 at Colby L 0 3N 5 Bowdoin L 7 14N 12 at Stevens Institute L 7 34

1922 (6-2)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Raymond LungeS 23 Connecticut W 14 0S 30 Vermont L 0 7O 7 Dartmouth L 0 19O 14 Norwich W 12 0O 21 Bates W 19 6O 28 Colby W 14 0N 4 Bowdoin W 7 6N 11 New Hampshire W 14 7

1923 (5-3)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Henry SmallS 22 Rhode Island W 14 0S 29 at Vermont L 6 7O 6 at Dartmouth L 0 6O 13 at Connecticut W 7 0O 20 Bates W 12 7O 27 at Colby L 0 7N 3 Bowdoin W 28 6N 13 New Hampshire W 13 0

1924 (4-3-1)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: George GruhnS 27 at Rhode Island W 37 0O 4 Boston University L 0 6O 11 Connecticut L 0 3O 18 Bates W 20 0O 25 Colby W 12 0N 1 at Bowdoin T 0 0N 8 New Hampshire L 0 32N 15 Tufts W 14 13

1925 (5-2-1)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Oren FraserS 26 Fort Williams W 33 0 O 3 Tufts L 6 7O 10 at Connecticut W 7 0O 17 at Dartmouth L 0 56O 24 Bates W 16 7O 31 at Colby W 27 6N 7 Bowdoin W 28 14N 14 New Hampshire T 0 0

1926 (7-1)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Paul LamoreauS 25 Fort Williams W 7 6 O 2 at Rhode Island W 7 0O 9 at Middlebury W 34 0O 16 Connecticut W 21 0O 23 Bates W 33 0O 30 Colby W 7 6N 6 at Bowdoin W 21 6N 13 at New Hampshire L 7 14

1927 (6-1)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Moses NaniganO 1 Rhode Island W 27 0 O 8 at Connecticut W 14 13O 15 Fort Williams W 97 0O 22 at Bates W 67 0O 29 at Colby L 0 17N 5 Bowdoin W 27 0N 12 New Hampshire W 13 61928 (4-1-2)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: James BuzzellS 29 Rhode Island W 20 6 O 6 at Yale L 0 27O 13 Connecticut T 0 0O 20 at New Hampshire W 7 0O 27 Bates W 46 0N 3 Colby T 0 0N 10 at Bowdoin W 26 0

1929 (2-5)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Lavon ZakarianS 28 Rhode Island W 6 0 O 5 at Boston College L 0 42O 12 at Connecticut L 7 20O 19 New Hampshire L 7 21O 26 at Bates L 0 6N 2 at Colby L 7 13N 9 Bowdoin W 25 6

1930 (3-4)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Cecil HorneS 27 at Yale L 0 38O 4 Rhode Island W 13 12 O 11 Connecticut W 13 0O 18 at New Hampshire L 6 14O 25 Bates L 0 2N 1 Colby W 14 6N 8 at Bowdoin L 7 13

1931 (4-3)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: James SimsS 26 Rhode Island L 7 8O 3 at Yale L 0 19O 10 at Connecticut W 8 0O 17 New Hampshire L 7 12O 24 at Bates W 9 6O 31 at Colby W 19 7N 7 Bowdoin W 20 0 1932 (5-1-1)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Julius PikeS 24 Rhode Island W 12 0O 1 Connecticut W 33 0O 8 at Holy Cross L 6 32O 15 at New Hampshire T 7 7O 22 Bates W 6 0O 29 Colby W 6 0N 5 Bowdoin W 7 6

1933 (4-3)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Phillip ParsonsS 30 Rhode Island L 0 6O 7 at Yale L 7 14O 14 Lowell Textile W 14 0O 21 New Hampshire L 0 6O 28 at Bates W 12 7N 4 at Colby W 18 7N 11 at Bowdoin W 12 0

1934 (4-3)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: George CobbS 29 Rhode Island L 0 6 O 6 Lowell Textile W 46 0O 13 at Dartmouth L 0 27O 20 at New Hampshire L 7 24O 27 Bates W 12 0N 3 Colby W 20 6N 10 at Bowdoin W 13 0

1935 (3-3-1)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Albert DohertyS 28 Rhode Island W 7 0O 5 Holy Cross L 0 47O 12 New Hampshire W 13 2O 19 Arnold W 26 0O 26 Bates L 7 26N 2 Colby L 0 12N 9 Bowdoin T 13 13

1936 (4-3)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Morris ProcterS 26 Rhode Island L 0 7O 3 at Columbia L 0 34O 10 at New Hampshire W 27 6O 17 Lowell Textile W 21 0O 24 Bates W 21 19O 31 Colby W 14 7

N 7 at Bowdoin L 7 14

1937 (2-3-2)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Ernest ReidmanS 25 Rhode Island T 0 0O 2 at Yale L 0 26O 9 New Hampshire L 0 13O 16 Arnold W 13 0O 23 at Bates L 0 7O 30 at Colby W 13 0N 6 Bowdoin T 6 6

1938 (3-4)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Dana DrewS 24 Rhode Island L 6 14O 1 at New York University L 0 19O 8 at New Hampshire W 21 0O 15 Connecticut W 13 0O 22 Bates W 23 6O 29 Colby L 14 19N 5 at Bowdoin L 6 13

1939 (5-2)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Richard DyerS 30 Arnold W 47 0O 7 Rhode Island W 14 0O 14 New Hampshire W 6 0O 21 at Connecticut W 20 7O 28 at Bates L 0 6N 4 at Colby L 6 7N 11 Bowdoin W 12 6

1940 (1-6)Coach: Fred BriceCapt.: Roger StearnsS 23 Rhode Island W 7 0O 5 at Columbia L 0 15O 12 at New Hampshire L 14 20O 19 Connecticut L 6 13O 26 Bates L 6 7N 2 Colby L 0 20N 9 at Bowdoin L 0 19

1941 (3-2-2)Coach: George E. AllenCapt.: Edward BarrowsS 27 Rhode Island L 13 20O 4 Northeastern W 14 12O 11 New Hampshire T 7 7O 18 at Connecticut W 14 13O 25 at Bates L 6 13N 1 at Colby T 13 13N 8 Bowdoin W 19 14

1942 (2-4)Coach: William KenyonCapts.: Ray Neal, Robert NutterO 3 at Columbia L 2 34O 10 at New Hampshire L 7 20 O 17 Connecticut L 7 26O 24 Bates W 9 7O 31 Colby W 29 6N 7 at Bowdoin L 6 12

1943 (0-1)Coach: Sam SezakCapt.: Richard MorrillO 23 Philips Andover L 6 20

1944 (2-2)Coach: William KenyonCapt.: Eugene Long New Hampshire W 13 6 Norwich L 6 13 Norwich W 26 6 New Hampshire L 14 19

1945 (0-5)Coach: William KenyonCapt.: John DayO 13 at Rhode Island L 7 10O 20 Connecticut L 12 18O 27 Massachusetts L 0 6

N 3 at Massachusetts L 13 14N 10 Connecticut L 0 53

1946 (2-5)Coach: George E. AllenCapt.: Richard BurrillS 28 Rhode Island L 13 14O 5 at Northeastern L 7 13O 12 New Hampshire L 0 27O 19 at Connecticut L 20 21O 26 Bates L 4 7N 2 Colby W 14 6N 9 at Bowdoin W 23 0

1947 (6-1, 2-1 Yankee Conference)Coach: George E. AllenCapt.: George MarsankisS 27 at Rhode Island* W 33 13O 4 Northeastern W 26 6O 11 at New Hampshire* L 7 28O 18 Connecticut* W 13 7N 1 at Colby W 33 6N 8 Bowdoin W 13 0N 15 at Bates W 19 13

1948 (4-3, 1-2 YC)Coach: George E. AllenCapt.: Alton Sproul, Jr.S 25 at Rhode Island* W 13 7O 2 at Northeastern W 19 6O 9 New Hampshire* L 6 27O 16 at Connecticut* L 6 34O 23 Bates L 0 31O 30 Colby W 21 0 N 6 at Bowdoin W 7 6

1949 (2-4-1, 2-0-1 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: David Nelson Capt.: Donald Barron S 24 at Rhode Island* W 19 7 O 1 Springfield L 0 35 O 8 at New Hampshire* W 26 13 O 15 Connecticut* T 12 12 O 22 at Bates L 0 6 O 29 at Colby L 12 13 N 5 Bowdoin L 0 18

1950 (5-1-1, 3-1 YC)Coach: David NelsonCapt.: Peter Pocius, Jr.S 30 Rhode Island* W 13 0O 7 at Vermont* W 15 7O 14 New Hampshire* L 0 19O 21 at Connecticut* W 16 7O 28 Bates W 19 6N 4 Colby W 26 7N 11 at Bowdoin T 6 6

1951 (6-0-1, 3-0-1 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Harold Westerman Capt.: Peter Pocius, Jr. S 29 Rhode Island* W 12 0 O 6 Vermont* W 42 0 O 13 at New Hampshire* T 0 0 O 20 Connecticut* W 49 19 O 27 at Bates W 26 7 N 3 at Colby W 24 0 N 10 Bowdoin W 40 14

1952 (4-3, 3-1 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Harold Westerman Capts.: John Butterfield, Phil Butterfield, Jr. S 25 Rhode Island* W 13 0 O 2 at Vermont* W 14 6 O 9 New Hampshire* W 24 7 O 16 at Connecticut* L 7 13 O 23 Bates W 62 6 O 30 Colby L 7 13 N 6 at Bowdoin L 14 33

1953 (4-2-1, 1-2-1 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Ed Bogdanovich, Ed CianchetteS 26 at Rhode Island* L 6 13

ALL-TIMe ReSuLTS

O 3 Vermont* W 13 0O 10 at New Hampshire* L 6 21O 17 Connecticut* T 18 18O 24 at Bates W 37 7O 31 at Colby W 45 13N 7 Bowdoin W 35 7

1954 (5-2, 2-2 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Thomas Golden, Ernest SmartS 23 Rhode Island* L 7 14O 2 at Vermont* W 23 20O 9 New Hampshire* L 10 21O 16 at Connecticut* W 41 13O 23 Bates W 35 0O 30 Colby W 33 6N 6 at Bowdoin W 27 13

1955 (5-1-1, 2-1-1 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: James Duffy, John SmallS 24 at Rhode Island* L 0 7O 1 Vermont* W 34 0O 8 at New Hampshire* T 6 6O 15 Connecticut* W 13 0O 22 at Bates W 15 13O 29 at Colby W 53 0N 5 Bowdoin W 54 8

1956 (5-2, 3-1 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Thurlow Cooper, Peter KostacopoulosS 29 Rhode Island* W 40 7O 6 at Vermont* W 14 0O 13 New Hampshire* W 29 7O 20 at Connecticut* L 7 13O 27 Bates L 13 19N 3 Colby W 26 7N 10 Bowdoin W 33 7

1957 (4-3, 2-2 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapt.: Vernon MoultonS 28 at Rhode Island* L 7 25O 5 Vermont* W 49 0O 12 at New Hampshire* W 7 0O 19 Connecticut* L 0 19O 26 at Bates L 0 7N 2 at Colby W 14 13N 9 Bowdoin W 40 0

1958 (6-2, 4-1 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapt.: Niles NelsonS 20 Massachusetts* W 19 6S 27 Rhode Island* W 37 8O 4 at Vermont* W 26 0O 11 New Hampshire* W 14 0O 18 at Connecticut* L 6 21O 25 Bates W 40 0N 1 Colby L 12 16N 8 at Bowdoin W 37 0

1959 (3-3-2, 1-2-2 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Robert Bragg, John WelchS 19 at Massachusetts* L 16 21 S 26 Rhode Island* T 0 0O 3 Vermont* W 52 14O 10 at New Hampshire* T 7 7O 17 Connecticut* L 15 18O 24 at Bates W 12 0O 31 at Colby L 6 14N 7 Bowdoin W 18 8

1960 (4-3-1, 3-2 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Ewen MacKinnon, Wayne Champeon, Richard LeadbetterS 17 vs. Massachusetts* (P) L 13 21S 24 Rhode Island* W 7 0O 1 at Vermont* W 27 0O 8 New Hampshire* W 13 7O 15 at Connecticut* L 2 30O 22 Bates T 13 13O 29 Colby W 28 12

O 7 at Vermont* L 7 18O 14 New Hampshire* L 0 17O 21 Connecticut* L 0 21O 28 at Boston College L 0 56N 4 Northeastern L 0 24N 11 at Rhode Island* L 12 34

1968 (3-5, 2-3 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapts.: Donald Loranger, Francis Griffin, E. QuackenbushS 21 at Massachusetts* L 3 21S 28 Boston University L 3 6 O 5 Vermont* W 28 0O 12 at New Hampshire* L 17 42O 19 at Connecticut* L 0 29O 26 Rhode Island* W 21 14N 2 at Bucknell L 21 42N 9 Hofstra W 42 71969 (5-4, 3-2 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapt.: Paul DulacS 20 Massachusetts* L 7 49S 27 Southern Connecticut W 21 14 O 4 at Rhode Island* W 35 7O 11 New Hampshire* W 20 18O 18 Connecticut* L 7 28O 25 at Boston University L 7 20 N 1 Hofstra W 40 34N 8 at The Citadel L 28 40N 15 Vermont* W 38 30

1970 (3-5, 1-4 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapts.: Robert Hamilton, Henry JamesS 19 at Massachusetts* L 0 28S 26 Hofstra L 20 48O 3 Rhode Island* L 6 23O 10 at New Hampshire* L 9 13O 17 at Connecticut* L 13 45O 24 C.W. Post W 42 8O 31 at Northeastern W 24 17N 7 Vermont* W 28 21

1971 (2-6, 1-4 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapts.: William Swadel, Stanley MaddockS 18 Massachusetts* L 0 13S 25 at Hofstra L 22 28O 2 at Rhode Island* W 21 7O 9 New Hampshire* L 14 24O 16 Connecticut* L 7 21O 23 at C.W. Post L 21 42O 30 American International W 28 14N 6 Vermont* L 13 17

1972 (3-6, 1-4 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapts.: James Reid, Robert McConnellS 15 at Boston University W 25 7

ALL-TIMe ReSuLTSN 5 at Bowdoin L 21 28

1961 (8-0-1, 5-0 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Harold Westerman Capts.: Robert Kinney, David Cloutier S 23 Army “B” W 21 6 S 30 at Rhode Island* W 22 20 O 7 Vermont* W 34 14 O 14 at New Hampshire* W 7 6 O 21 Connecticut* W 2 0 O 28 at Bates T 15 15 N 4 at Colby W 14 0 N 11 Bowdoin W 13 8 N 22 Massachusetts* W 10 7

1962 (4-4, 1-4 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Alton Hadley III, John RobertsS 22 at Massachusetts* L 0 10S 29 Rhode Island* L 7 14O 6 Vermont* W 9 6O 13 New Hampshire* L 6 21O 20 Connecticut* L 6 14O 27 Bates W 20 0N 3 Colby W 27 0N 10 Bowdoin W 27 2

1963 (5-3, 3-2 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Daniel Severson, Earle CooperS 21 Massachusetts* L 7 14S 28 at Rhode Island* L 16 20O 5 Vermont* W 14 13O 12 at New Hampshire* W 28 8O 19 Connecticut* W 35 12O 26 at Bates W 49 0N 2 at Colby W 53 12N 9 Bowdoin L 0 7

1964 (5-3, 2-3 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: Michael Haley, Ernest SmithS 19 at Massachusetts* L 0 6S 26 Rhode Island* W 23 15O 3 at Vermont* L 7 14O 10 New Hampshire* W 33 18O 17 Connecticut* L 13 14O 24 Bates W 38 7O 31 Colby W 42 7N 7 at Bowdoin W 22 0

1965 (8-2, 5-0 YC) **CHAMPIONS****LAMBERT TROPHY** **TANGERINE BOWL**

Coach: Harold Westerman Capts.: Alan Riley, Walter Hirst S 18 Massachusetts* W 10 8 S 25 at Boston University W 18 7 O 2 Vermont* W 35 6 O 9 at New Hampshire* W 48 13 O 16 Connecticut* W 24 6 O 23 at Rhode Island* W 36 0 O 30 at Colby W 42 14 N 6 Youngstown State W 27 22 N 13 at Tampa L 0 2 D 12 vs. East Carolina ! L 0 31 !-Tangerine Bowl played in Orlando, Fla.

1966 (4-5, 2-3 YC)Coach: Harold WestermanCapts.: John Huard, Charles BelisleS 17 at Massachusetts* L 7 10S 24 Boston University L 7 20O 1 Bucknell W 7 6O 8 at New Hampshire* L 7 10O 15 at Connecticut* L 19 20O 22 Rhode Island* W 21 6O 29 Colby W 31 6N 5 at Youngstown State L 6 14N 12 Vermont* W 52 7

1967 (0-8, 0-5 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapts.: Donald White, Keith KalmanS 23 Massachusetts* L 9 30S 30 vs. The Citadel (P) L 14 42

S 23 at Massachusetts* L 0 37S 30 Bucknell L 14 17O 7 Rhode Island* W 10 7O 14 at New Hampshire* L 14 17O 21 at Connecticut* L 9 31O 28 Lafayette W 16 6N 4 Vermont* L 14 15N 11 at Delaware L 0 62

1973 (3-7, 2-4 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapts.: Andrew Mellow, John O’Rourke, Jr., Jack LamborghiniS 8 at Vermont* W 14 0S 15 Boston University* L 13 16S 22 at Massachusetts* L 0 20S 29 Central Connecticut L 3 6O 6 at Rhode Island* W 20 7O 16 New Hampshire* L 0 13O 20 Connecticut* L 3 30O 27 at Lafayette L 13 23N 3 Bucknell W 14 0N 10 Delaware L 12 28

1974 (4-6, 4-2 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Walter Abbott Capts.: Donald Cote, Steven Jones S 7 Northeastern L 7 14 S 13 at Boston University* L 6 7 S 21 Massachusetts* L 0 42 S 28 at Bucknell L 18 30 O 5 Rhode Island* W 29 19 O 12 at New Hampshire* W 23 9 O 19 at Connecticut* W 7 0 O 26 Lehigh L 26 35 N 2 Vermont* W 31 27 N 9 at Delaware L 13 39

1975 (4-6, 1-4 YC)Coach: Walter AbbottCapt.: Alfred RoyerS 13 Boston University* L 21 31S 20 at Massachusetts* L 0 10S 27 Bucknell W 17 0O 4 at Rhode Island* W 23 14O 11 New Hampshire* L 15 24O 18 Connecticut* L 0 14O 25 at Lehigh L 14 51N 1 Southern Connecticut W 33 0N 8 at Delaware L 9 35N 15 at Northeastern W 2 0

1976 (6-5, 2-3 YC)Coach: Jack BicknellCapts.: Scott E. Shulman, Jack Leggett, Gerard TautkusS 11 St. Mary’s W 49 14S 18 Massachusetts* L 3 24S 25 Central Connecticut State W 17 3O 2 Rhode Island* L 9 14O 9 at New Hampshire* W 10 0O 16 at Connecticut* W 24 13O 23 Lehigh L 0 24O 30 at Southern Connecticut W 24 14N 6 Northeastern W 21 20N 13 at Boston University* L 14 28N 20 at Delaware L 0 36

1977 (3-7, 1-4 YC)Coach: Jack BicknellCapts.: Jack Cosgrove, David SecinS 10 at Lafayette W 12 10S 17 at Massachusetts* L 0 28S 24 Central Connecticut State W 45 20 O 1 at Rhode Island* L 0 28O 8 New Hampshire* L 7 54O 15 Connecticut* W 9 7O 22 at Western Carolina L 20 41O 29 Albany L 39 42N 5 at Northeastern L 20 47N 12 Boston University* L 20 23

1978 (3-7-1, 0-4-1 YC)Coach: Jack BicknellCapts.: Chris Keating, William LeRoy


ALL-TIMe ReSuLTSS 9 Dayton L 14 31S 16 at Boston University* L 14 27S 23 Massachusetts* L 6 40S 30 at Central Connecticut State W 32 26O 7 Rhode Island* L 0 47O 14 at New Hampshire* T 7 7O 21 at Connecticut* L 7 49O 28 Lafayette W 3 25N 4 at Delaware L 0 48N 11 Lehigh W 21 18N 18 at Northeastern L 19 20

1979 (2-9, 0-5 YC)Coach: Jack BicknellCapts.: Joseph Lipinski, Thomas Sullivan, Jonathan WeedS 8 Towson L 7 13S 15 Boston University* L 13 24S 22 at Massachusetts* L 14 38S 29 Central Connecticut State W 40 3O 6 at Rhode Island* L 0 10O 13 New Hampshire* L 0 23O 20 Connecticut* L 7 19O 27 at Lafayette W 34 21N 3 at Delaware L 14 31N 10 at Lehigh L 6 12N 17 Northeastern L 16 27

1980 (4-7, 1-4 YC)Coach: Jack BicknellCapts.: Andrew Neilson, Peter A. Thiboutot, John TurskyS 6 at U.S. Merchant Marine Acad. W 17 8S 13 Lehigh L 6 37S 20 Rhode Island* W 14 11S 27 at Boston University* L 0 17O 4 Lafayette W 24 3O 11 at New Hampshire* L 13 19O 18 Massachusetts* L 14 21O 25 at Connecticut* L 13 14N 1 Northeastern W 35 24N 8 at Princeton L 7 24N 15 Delaware L 6 35

1981 (3-7-1, 1-4 YC)Coach: Ronald RogersonCapt.: Stephen KeatingS 5 Kutztown T 17 17S 12 at Lehigh L 10 24S 19 at Rhode Island* L 10 21S 26 Boston University* L 7 48O 3 at Lafayette L 0 17O 10 New Hampshire* W 26 16O 17 at Massachusetts* L 7 20O 24 Connecticut* L 10 31O 31 at Northeastern W 9 3N 7 at Princeton W 55 44N 14 at Delaware L 35 42

1982 (7-4, 3-2 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Ronald Rogerson Capt.: Stephen Keating S 4 Howard W 38 15 S 11 Lehigh W 14 6 S 18 Rhode Island* (6OT) L 55 58 S 25 at Boston University*(4OT) L 45 48 O 2 at Towson L 32 35 O 9 Lafayette W 28 14 O 16 Massachusetts* W 42 24 O 23 at Connecticut* W 21 7 O 30 Northeastern W 31 0 N 6 at New Hampshire* W 31 14 N 13 at Holy Cross L 7 21

1983 (4-6, 0-5 YC)Coach: Ronald RogersonCapt.: Dean RamsdellS 17 at Rhode Island* L 16 24S 24 Boston University* L 14 28O 1 Towson W 23 16O 8 at Lafayette W 39 38O 15 at Massachusetts* L 7 17O 22 Connecticut* L 26 31O 29 at Northeastern W 17 14N 5 New Hampshire* L 7 20N 12 at VMI L 12 14

N 19 Springfield W 62 6

1984 (5-6, 2-3 YC)Coach: Ronald RogersonCapt.: Gary HufnagleS 8 at New Hampshire* L 13 21S 15 at Richmond L 13 30S 22 Rhode Island* L 0 27S 29 at Boston University* L 10 27O 6 Lafayette W 22 20O 13 at Delaware L 7 37O 20 Massachusetts* W 20 7O 27 at Connecticut* (OT) W 13 10 N 3 Northeastern W 20 17N 10 at Howard W 27 23N 17 Holy Cross L 7 24

1985 (6-5, 2-3 YC)Coach: Buddy TeevensCapt.: Mark CouttsS 7 Howard W 35 12S 14 American International W 27 17S 21 at Rhode Island* L 14 34S 28 Boston University* L 14 19O 5 Central Connecticut State W 51 8O 12 Richmond L 24 37O 19 at Massachusetts* L 7 20O 26 Connecticut* W 28 3N 2 at Northeastern L 13 14N 9 New Hampshire* W 45 40N 16 at Delaware W 10 7

1986 (7-4, 3-4 YC)Coach: Buddy TeevensCapts.: Tim Cahill, Steve DonahueS 6 at Howard W 38 12S 13 American International W 33 7S 20 Rhode Island* W 34 14S 27 at Boston University* L 23 26O 4 at Central Connecticut State W 28 7O 11 Northeastern W 38 21O 18 Massachusetts* L 13 23O 25 at Connecticut* L 19 35N 1 Delaware* L 31 34N 8 at New Hampshire* W 14 13N 15 at Richmond* W 26 11

1987 (8-4, 6-1 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Tim Murphy Capts.: Bob Wilder, Steve Violette S 5 American International W 42 23 S 12 at Massachusetts* W 31 14 S 19 at Rhode Island* W 24 20 S 26 Boston University* W 33 19 O 3 Towson L 14 17 O 10 at Northeastern L 17 21 O 17 Richmond* L 7 17 O 24 Connecticut* W 32 28 O 31 at Delaware* (2OT) W 59 56 N 7 New Hampshire* W 28 14 N 14 at Illinois State W 37 34 N 21 at Georgia Southern(N)(OT) L 28 31

1988 (7-4, 4-4 YC)Coach: Tim MurphyCapt.: Nick PennaS 10 at Massachusetts* L 42 45S 17 Northeastern W 43 20S 24 New Hampshire* L 23 44O 1 at Richmond* W 17 3O 8 vs. Boston University* (P) W 30 10O 15 Rhode Island* W 28 14O 22 at Connecticut* L 21 28O 29 Delaware* L 14 31N 5 at Brown W 37 10N 12 at Towson W 44 7N 19 at Villanova* W 20 17

1989 (9-3, 6-2 YC) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Tom Lichtenberg Capts.: Scott Hough, John Gibson S 2 Youngstown State W 28 14 S 9 at New Hampshire* W 24 7 S 16 Villanova* W 47 14 S 23 Massachusetts* W 40 23 S 30 Richmond* W 41 16 O 7 Lock Haven W 56 0

O 14 at Rhode Island* W 47 21 O 21 Connecticut* W 30 8 O 28 at Delaware* L 28 35 N 4 at Boston University* L 28 30 N 11 at Northeastern W 29 26 N 25 at SW Missouri State (N) L 35 38

1990 (3-8, 2-6 YC)Coach: Kirk FerentzCapts.: Rob Noble, Tom Rogers Mike Smith, Jamal WilliamsonS 7 at Villanova* L 7 31S 15 at Massachusetts* L 10 21S 22 New Hampshire* L 20 28S 29 at Richmond* L 16 24O 6 at Hawaii L 3 44O 13 Rhode Island* W 24 17O 20 at Connecticut* L 20 35O 27 Delaware* W 17 10N 3 Boston University* L 24 26N 10 Northeastern W 42 7N 17 at Youngstown State L 17 38

1991 (3-8, 2-6 YC)Coach: Kirk FerentzCapts.: Paul Capriotti, Brian RocheS 7 Villanova* L 7 48S 14 Northeastern L 14 15S 21 Massachusetts* L 3 10S 28 at New Hampshire* L 20 38O 5 Richmond* W 19 15O 12 at Rutgers L 17 40O 19 at Rhode Island* L 30 52O 26 Connecticut* W 41 20N 2 at Delaware* L 10 34N 9 at Boston University* L 0 27N 16 Towson W 49 34

1992 (6-5, 4-4 YC)Coach: Kirk FerentzCapts.: Game CaptainsS 5 New Hampshire* W 27 24S 12 Kutztown W 10 0S 19 Northeastern L 36 47O 3 at Richmond* L 6 28O 10 Liberty W 42 20O 17 Rhode Island* W 21 9O 24 at Connecticut* L 30 37O 31 Delaware* L 13 57N 7 vs. Boston University* (P) W 40 11N 14 at Massachusetts* W 21 13N 21 at Villanova* L 8 28

1993 (3-8, 2-6 YC [0-11, 0-8])Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Game CaptainsS 4 at Buffalo+ W 30 27S 11 at Boston University* L 0 45S 18 Massachusetts*+ W 17 13S 25 at New Hampshire* L 13 63O 9 vs. Richmond (P) L 14 17O 16 at Rhode Island*+(2OT) W 26 23O 23 Connecticut* L 13 14O 30 at Delaware* L 19 21N 6 William & Mary* L 23 47N 13 Northeastern* L 20 34N 20 Hofstra L 15 27+-Contest forfeited for use of ineligble player

1994 (3-8, 2-6 YC)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Steve Knight, Todd ParkS 3 Central Florida L 6 28S 10 Rhode Island* L 21 28S 17 Boston University* L 18 31S 24 at Massachusetts* L 14 20O 1 Delaware* W 19 13O 8 at Richmond W 24 10O 15 at Connecticut* W 35 31O 22 New Hampshire* L 7 24O 29 vs. Buffalo (P) L 21 24N 5 at William & Mary* L 0 17N 12 at Northeastern* L 16 23

1995 (3-8, 1-7 YC)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Ray Baur, Brian Gaine, Joe Robinson

S 2 Lock Haven W 41 15S 9 at Rhode Island* L 13 17S 16 at Boston University* L 21 40S 30 James Madison* L 17 21O 7 at Buffalo W 19 6O 14 Connecticut* L 30 31O 21 at New Hampshire* L 0 21O 28 at Delaware* L 0 61N 4 Massachusetts* (OT) W 24 21 N 11 Northeastern* L 28 31N 18 at Central Florida L 17 37

1996 (7-4, 5-3 YC)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Mike Flynn, Mitch Maury, Todd WilliamsonA 29 vs. Northeastern* (P) L 21 22S 7 at Fordham W 24 13S 14 Boston University* W 45 8S 21 Rhode Island* W 58 19S 28 Delaware* L 17 27O 5 at James Madison* L 7 31 O 12 at Connecticut* W 17 16O 19 New Hampshire* W 34 20N 2 at Massachusetts* W 22 14 N 9 at Hofstra W 9 7N 16 Buffalo L 31 35

1997 (5-6, 4-4 Atlantic 10 Conference)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Derek Carter, John TennettS 6 at Rhode Island* W 30 14S 13 Massachusetts* W 49 6S 20 at Villanova* L 14 34S 27 James Madison* L 22 24O 4 at Richmond* L 14 17O 11 Connecticut* (3OT) W 49 47O 18 Boston University* W 62 29O 25 at New Hampshire* L 7 24N 8 at Buffalo W 52 13N 15 at Northeastern L 17 23N 22 at Hofstra L 32 44

1998 (6-5, 3-5 A-10)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Mickey Fein, Ves Lugo, Drew O’ConnorS 3 vs. Buffalo (P) W 30 13S 12 New Hampshire* W 52 28S 19 at Connecticut* L 27 35S 26 Dartmouth W 14 3O 3 Villanova* W 44 10O 10 Rhode Island* L 17 18O 17 Richmond* L 10 35O 24 at James Madison* L 28 34O 31 at Delaware* W 39 27N 14 at Massachusetts* L 34 55N 21 Northeastern W 20 14

1999 (4-7, 3-5 A-10)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Ves Lugo, Brent Naccara, Jojo OliphantS 4 at Colgate L 21 28S 11 Hofstra L 19 27S 18 Richmond* W 21 14 S 25 Connecticut* L 20 34O 2 McNeese State W 35 7 O 16 Massachusetts* L 17 38O 23 at Rhode Island* L 14 23O 30 at William & Mary* L 13 37N 6 James Madison* W 26 20N 13 at Northeastern* W 20 14N 20 at New Hampshire* L 20 31

2000 (5-6, 3-5 A-10)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Ben Christopher, Paul Paradis, Dwayne WilmotA 31 vs. Kutztown (P) W 45 0S 9 Hofstra L 30 51S 16 Howard W 38 21S 23 at Villanova* L 21 47S 30 William & Mary* L 28 31O 14 at Massachusetts* L 10 33O 21 at Richmond* L 6 17O 28 Rhode Island* W 37 7N 4 at James Madison* L 7 22

ALL-TIMe ReSuLTS

Maine celebrates winning the 1987 Yankee Conference championship.

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N 11 Northeastern* W 42 17N 18 New Hampshire* W 55 10

2001 (9-3, 7-2 A-10) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Jack Cosgrove Capts.: Chad Hayes, Zack Magliaro, Malik Nichols S 8 Colgate W 34 10 S 15 at North Dakota State cancelled S 22 at Hofstra* L 44 51 S 29 James Madison* W 13 3 O 6 Richmond* W 14 3 O 13 at Northeastern* W 21 9 O 20 Villanova* W 44 40 O 27 at William & Mary* L 20 42 N 3 at Rhode Island* W 26 14 N 10 Massachusetts* W 37 7 N 17 at New Hampshire* W 57 24 D 1 at McNeese State (N) W 14 10 D 8 at Northern Iowa (N) L 28 56

2002 (11-3, 7-2 A-10) **CHAMPIONS** Coach: Jack Cosgrove Capts.: Stephen Cooper, Jake Eaton, Brendan Curry A 31 vs. Central Conn. St. (P) W 52 3 S 7 William & Mary * W 27 14 S 14 at Villanova * W 21 14 S 21 at Howard W 42 12 S 28 Rhode Island * W 31 14 O 5 at James Madison * W 17 6 O 12 at Massachusetts * L 10 20 O 19 at Florida International W 33 7 O 26 Hofstra * W 24 17 N 9 Delaware * L 13 37 N 16 at Richmond * W 21 14 N 23 New Hampshire * W 31 14 N 30 at Appalachian State (N) W 14 13 D 7 at Georgia Southern (N) L 7 31

2003 (7-5, 5-4 A-10)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Dennis Dottin-Carter, Michael ZyskowskiA 30 Montana L 20 30S 6 at Hofstra * W 44 21S 13 Florida International (P) W 24 14S 20 Massachusetts * L 16 24S 27 at William & Mary * no contestO 4 Richmond * W 20 10O 18 at Northeastern * L 14 20O 25 James Madison * W 20 13N 1 at Delaware * (OT) L 21 24N 8 at Morgan State W 77 24N 15 Villanova * W 14 10N 22 at New Hampsire L 27 47

2004 (5-6, 3-5 A-10)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Mike Leconte, Marcus Walton, Marcus WilliamsS 4 at Montana L 20 27S 11 Northern Colorado W 38 0S 18 at Mississippi State W 9 7O 2 at Delaware* L 38 43O 9 at Richmond* W 29 25O 16 James Madison* L 20 24O 23 Northeastern* W 35 26

O 30 at Massachusetts* (OT) L 34 35N 6 Hofstra* L 20 31N 13 at Rhode Island* W 42 28N 20 New Hampshire* L 36 50

2005 (5-6, 3-5 A-10)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Jermaine Walker, Ben LazarskiS 3 at Nebraska L 7 25S 10 William Penn W 28 0S 17 Richmond* L 21 26O 1 Albany (P) W 31 7O 8 at James Madison* L 2 38O 15 at Hofstra* L 0 44O 22 Massachusetts* L 14 35O 29 Delaware* W 25 15N 5 at Northeastern* W 14 10N 12 Rhode Island* (OT) W 27 24N 19 at New Hampshire* L 47 59

2006 (6-5, 5-3 A-10)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Mike DeVito, Matt King, Ron WhitcombS 9 at Youngstown State L 14 34S 16 at William & Mary* W 20 17S 23 Shaw W 62 12S 30 at Boston College L 0 22O 7 at Towson* W 28 7O 14 Villanova* W 20 7O 21 Hofstra* W 21 10O 28 at Rhode Island* L 0 3N 4 Northeastern* W 30 3N 11 at Massachusetts* L 9 10N 18 New Hampshire* (OT) L 13 19

2007 (4-7, 3-5 Colonial Athletic Association)Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: John Wormuth, Patrick McCrossan, Bruno DorismondS 1 Monmouth W 21 14S 8 at Connecticut L 0 38S 15 at Villanova* (OT) L 17 24S 22 Massachusetts* L 7 38O 6 at Hofstra* L 13 38O 13 William & Mary* L 20 21O 20 at Stony Brook (2OT) L 23 30O 27 at Northeastern* W 20 14N 3 Towson* W 16 13N 10 Rhode Island* W 35 0N 17 at New Hampshire* L 14 39

2008 (8-5, 5-3 CAA) **NCAA PLAYOFFS**Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Jovan Belcher, Jhamal FluellenA 30 at Iowa L 3 46S 6 at Monmouth W 21 17S 13 Stony Brook W 28 13S 20 at Richmond* L 17 44S 27 James Madison* L 10 24O 11 at Delaware* W 27 10O 18 Hofstra* (2OT) W 41 40O 25 Northeastern* W 20 0N 1 Iona W 55 7N 8 at Massachusetts* W 21 20N 15 at Rhode Island* W 37 7N 22 New Hampshire* L 24 28N 29 at Northern Iowa (N) L 15 40

2009 (5-6, 4-4 CAA) Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Mike Brusko, Brandon McLaughlin, Jordan StevensS 3 St. Cloud State (OT) W 34 27S 12 at Northeastern* W 17 7S 19 at Albany L 16 20S 26 at Syracuse L 24 41O 3 Delaware* L 17 27O 10 at Hofstra* W 16 14O 17 Richmond* L 21 38O 31 Massachusetts* W 19 9N 7 at James Madison* L 14 22N 14 Rhode Island* W 41 17N 21 at New Hampshire* L 24 27

2010 (4-7, 3-5 CAA) Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Game DayS 2 Albany L 0 3S 11 at Monmouth W 31 23S 18 at Syracuse L 14 38S 25 William & Mary* L 21 24O 2 New Hampshire* (OT) W 16 13 O 9 at Delaware* L 7 26O 16 Villanova* L 16 48O 23 at Rhode Island* W 28 23N 6 at UMass* L 24 39N 13 at Towson* W 28 18N 20 James Madison* L 10 14

2011 (9-4, 6-2 CAA) ***NCAA FINAL EIGHT***Coach: Jack CosgroveCapts.: Game DayS 3 Bryant W 28 13S 10 at Pittsburgh L 29 35S 17 at Albany W 31 15O 1 Delaware* W 31 17O 8 at James Madison* (OT) W 25 24O 15 Rhode Island* W 27 21O 22 at Richmond* W 23 22O 29 at Villanova* W 41 25N 5 Towson* L 30 40N 12 UMass* W 32 21N 19 at New Hampshire* L 27 30D 3 at Appalachian State (N) W 34 12D 12 at Georgia Southern (N) L 23 35

(N)-NCAA FCS Playoff (P)-Contest played in Portland, Maine*-Yankee Conference/Atlantic 10/CAA game


LeTTeRWINNeRSVarsity football was adopted as an official sport by the Uni-versity prior to the 1892–93 academic year and sponsorship has continued uninterrupted. Thanks to Stu Haskell for his help with this list.

>> AAAAAAAAAAAbabio, Dzigbodi K. ’06, 2002, 03, 04, 05Abbott, Lyman A. Jr. ’30, 1927, 28, 29 Abbott, Walter H. ’58, 1955, 56, 57Ackerly, John F. ’79, 1977Achey, Arron 2015, 2011Adamets, Michael Jr. ’95, 1992, 93, 94Adams, Donald S. ’38, 1937Adams, Randolph S. ’50, 1947, 48Admire, Robert ‘09, 2007, 08, 09Airoldi, Louis A. ’29, 1928 Aldrich, Kenneth E. ’34, 1931, 32, 33 Alex, Joseph C. ’53, 1950, 51, 52Allen, Matthew J. ’93, 1991Allen, Teron ‘08, 2006, 07Allen, William H. ’19, 1914, 15, 16, 18Al-Mateen, Khari 2015, 2011Alston, Douglas 2012, ‘09Alvarez, Hugo V. ’95, 1994Anderson, Donald L. ’35, 1934 Anderson, John E. Jr. ’50, 1946Arbor, Charles J. ’41, 1938, 39, 40Archie, Gregory Jr. ’98, 1994, 95Arias, Manauris A., ‘07, 2003, 04, 05, 06Armes, William A. ’01, 1897Arnao, Christopher ‘08, 2005, 06, 07, 08Arnold, Cedric L. ’32, 1931Arrington, DiAndre A. ’05, 2002Ashworth, James P. ’30, 1928, 29Atkins, Michael P. ’86, 1983Auclair, Paul L. ’68, 1966, 67Aultman, Damarr 2015, 2011Austin, Ray J. ’65, 1962, 63, 64Austin, Thomas C. ’63, 1961, 62Avery, Douglas R. ’66, 1964, 65

>> BBBBBBBBBBBachrach, Samuel ’33, 1932Bagley, Fernald S. ’32, 1930, 31 Bailey, Charles L. ’05, 1901, 02, 03, 04Bailey, Michael K. ’02, 2000Baker, David S. ’15, 1911, 12, 13, 14 Baldwin, Frederick E. ’19, 1916Baldwin, James E. ’21, 1920Ballantyne, Kendrick J., ‘06, 2003Ballard, John A. ’92, 1987, 88, 89Banks, Frank A. ’06, 1904Banks, Reginald T. ’90, 1989Barber , Matt‘10, 2008, ‘09Barchet, Tracy D. ’96, 1992Bardsley, Sherman P. ’45, 1942Baribeau, David A. ’61, 1960Barker, Steven ‘09, 2006, 07Barnett, Ralph E. ’49, 1946Barra, Michael J. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Barron, Donald P. ’50, 1946, 47, 48, 49Barron, John B. ’78, 1975Barron, John S. ’21, 1917 Barrows, Edward P. ’42, 1939, 40, 41Barrows, William E. ’02, 1898Barrows, Willis M. ’26, 1924, 25Bartemus, John ‘06, 2005Bass, George W. ’97, 1894Batanian, Alex ‘10, 2006, 08, 09Batty, Charles A. ’12, 1909Baumgartner, John ’05, 2001, 02, 03, 04Baur, Raymond E. ’96, 1992, 93, 94, 95Bausher, Thomas M. ’70, 1967Beal, Clay G. ’54, 1951, 52, 53Beals, Robert L. ’50, 1948Bean, Carol L. ’77, 1973Bean, Ellis N. ‘53, 1950Bean, Paul L. ’04, 1900, 01, 02, 03Bearce, Edwin F. ’05, 1901, 02, 03, 04Bearce, George D. ’11, 1907, 08, 10 Bearce, Winfred D. ’06, 1904, 05Beauchemin, Michael H. ’84, 1981, 82, 83Beaulieu, Regis J. ’75, 1972, 73, 74Beaulieu, Walter L. ’62, 1960, 61Beeaker, Anthony A. ’28, 1925, 26, 27Beilman, Michael ’88, 1986

Beisel, Darryl E. ’50, 1948, 49Beisel, Ralph A. ’37, 1936Belcher, Jovan ‘09, 2005, 06, 07, 08Belisle, Charles M. ’67, 1964, 65, 66Belknap, Russell E. ’40, 1940Bell, Steven D. ’90, 1986, 87, 88, 89Benner, Eugene N. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Bennett, Arthur G. ’06, 1899, 04, 05Bennett, Matthew F. ’84, 1979, 81, 82, 83Bennett, Robert H. ’41, 1938, 39Benson, Norman G. ’48, 1946, 47Bergeron, Richard E. ’72, 1970, 71, 72Berkowitz, Leonard I. ’38, 1937Bernard, Joseph ’54, 1951Bernheisel, George H. ’15, 1911, 12, 13, 14Bessom, William H. ’35, 1933, 34Betts, F. Jason ’01, 1999, 00Beverly, Verne C. ’20, 1915, 19Bickford, Calvin F. ’59, 1955, 56, 58Bigelow, Elson H. ’13, 1909, 10, 11, 12Bigney, Frederick H. ’51, 1949Bigney, Frederick R. ’10, 1909Bigos, Alan J. ’91, 1989, 90, 91Binder, Christopher J. ’01, 1994, 95, 96Bird, Alan L. ’00, 1893, 96, 97, 98 Bird, Ryan P. ’06, 2002, 03, 04, 05Bird, William T. ’52, 1950Bishop, Edward F. ’30, 1927Bitterman, Michael K. ’90, 1988, 89Black, Edmund F. ’29, 1926, 27Black, John W. ’59, 1956, 57Black, William M. ’09, 1907, 08 Blackwell, Ruel J. ’39, 1938Blair, James T. ’25, 1921, 22, 23, 24Blaisdell, George M. Jr. ’50, 1948, 49Blake, Donald C. ’33, 1931Bleakney, Richard A. ‘50, 1948Blocklinger, Warren S. ’31, 1930Blomquist, Robert N. ’69, 1967Blotzer, Wayne D. ’81, 1978Blouin, Armand J. ’77, 1973, 74, 75Bochtler, David W. ’86, 1985, 86Bodtmann, Shawn 2014, 2011Bogdanovich, Edward ’54, 1951, 52, 53Boinske, Aaron D. ’02, 1998, 99, 00, 01Bolduc, Peter J. ’94, 1992Bond, Jonathan D. ’03, 2000Boone, Roosevelt ‘11, 2008, 09, 10, 11Borjestedt, Peter M. ’89, 1985, 86, 87Boston, Lance M. ’93, 1990, 91, 92Boswell, Christopher A. ’87, 1982, 83, 86Botka, Leslie M. ‘49, 1947Boucher, Paul E. ’57, 1954, 55Boucher, Roger P. ’64, 1961, 62, 63Bouier, Lorenzo ’85, 1979, 81, 82, 83Bouley, Edward M. ’78, 1976Bourgoin, Raoul J. ’37, 1936 Boutilier, Eugene F. ’48, 1945Bower, Robert M. ’59, 1956Brown, Pushaun ‘12, 2008, 09, 10, 11Bradford, Luther C. ’04, 1901Bragg, Robert H. ’60, 1957, 58, 59Brainerd, Robert H. Jr. ’85, 1983, 84Braley, Richard D. ’37, 1936Bramhall, Robert B. ’39, 1938Brattan, Robert F. IV ’75, 1972Braun, Ivan E. ’67, 1964, 65, 66Breen, Richard P. ’53, 1950, 51, 52Brennan, Shawn P. ’81, 1979Brewster, Wendell S. ’37, 1934, 35Bridge, Norman ’63, 1962Briggs, Frederick O. ’41, 1940Brody, Sidney S. ’41, 1940Brooks, Robert ’05, 2001, 02, 03, 04Brooks, William K. ’40, 1939Brown, Clinton C. ’06, 2002, 03Brown, Darrick J. ’99, 1995, 96, 97, 98Brown, David W. ’64, 1961, 62, 63Brown, Jack R. ’64, 1962, 63Brown, William S. ’44, 1940, 41, 42Brown, Winfred S. ’51, 1950, 51Brusko, Mike ‘10, 2006, 07, 08, 09, 10Bruso, Brian D. ’81, 1979, 80Bruso, William F. ’76, 1973, 74, 75Bryant, Robert H. ’15, 1911, 12Bryant, Vernon C. ’26, 1925

Bryer, Charles S. ’97, 1894, 95Buck, Michael E. ’89, 1986, 87, 88, 89Buck, Raymond W. ’11, 1909, 10Buckley, Barry J. ’84, 1980, 81, 82Buckley, Paul J. ’86, 1983, 84, 85Bulwith, Kurt ’05, 2002, 03, 04, 05Bunker, Dana E. ’48, 1942, 46Burger, Francis W. ’42, 1939, 40Burgess, Charles L. Jr. ’52, 1949, 50, 51Burke, Walter H. ’06, 1905 Burklow, Benjamin T. ’04, 2000Burleigh, John H. ’07, 1904, 05, 06Burleigh, Robert W. ’40, 1939Burr, Kenneth G. ’40, 1937, 38, 39Burrill, Richard M. ’44, 1941, 42, 46Burton, Karl R. ’52, 1950Butler, Edward L. Jr. ’35, 1932, 33, 34Butterfield, John E. ’53, 1950, 51, 52 Butterfield, Philip Jr. ’53, 1950, 51, 52Buttles, Derek ‘12, 09, 10, 11Buzzell, Edward W. ’32, 1930, 31Buzzell, James C. ’29, 1926, 27, 28Byers, Alon M. ’97, 1993, 94Byers, Robert B. ‘49, 1948Byrd, Lennard P. ’02, 1998, 99, 00, 01

>> CCCCCCCCCCCahill, J. Timothy ’86, 1982, 83, 85, 86Cail, David L. ’65, 1962, 63Caito, Robert G. Jr. ’90, 1980, 82Calderon, Jonathan ‘09, 2005, 06, 07, 08Calderwood, Samuel H. ’33, 1930, 31, 32Caldwell, Joshua ‘07, 2005, 06, 07Calenda, Vincent Jr. ’54, 1951, 52, 53Caliguiri, Michael J. ’69, 1966Camire, Richard A. ’82, 1978, 79Campbell, Chester W. ’25, 1922, 23, 24Campbell, Hugh J. ’84, 1982, 83Campbell, Shawn G. ’93, 1990, 91, 92Canary, Ryan ‘09, 2005, 06, 07, 08Capriotti, Paul V. ’92, 1990, 91Card, Albert L. ’53, 1950, 51, 52Card, Donald L. ’49, 1946, 47Card, Seymour C. Jr. ’51, 1948, 49, 50Carey, Dennis J. ’68, 1965, 67Carey, Herbert W. Jr. ’73, 1971, 72Carleton, John H. ’13, 1911, 12Carmichael, Robert G. ’58, 1957Carmichael, Robert G. Jr. ’79, 1977, 78Carr, Robert V. ‘38, 1934Carter, Derek A. ’98, 1994, 95, 96, 97Carter, James M. ’00, 1997, 98, 99Carville, Linwood L. ’53, 1951, 52Caselden, Ronald C. ’62, 1958, 59, 60Cassidy, Gerard S. ’80, 1977Cassidy, John G. ’81, 1979, 80Cassista, Achilles J. ’27, 1925, 26 Castor, John R. ’57, 1955, 56Castro, John P. ’05, 2002Caswell, Winfield B. ’99, 1898Cates, David C. ’50, 1948, 49Cates, Stephen P. ’94, 1991, 92, 93, 94Cavanaugh, Charles A. ’12, 1907Cervone, James ’83, 1980Champeon, Wayne S. ’61, 1958, 59, 60Chapman, John G. ’49, 1945, 47Chapman, Wayne B. ’73, 1970Chapman, William F. ’38, 1935Chard, William ’63, 1960, 61, 62Charles, Carlton 2015, 2011Charles, Raibonne 2011, 2008, 09, 10, 11Chase, Clifford G. ’04, 1903Chase, Daniel ’08, 1905, 07 Chase, E. Leith ’26, 1925Chisholm, John M. ’83, 1982Christopher, Ben A. ’01, 1997, 98, 99, 00Cianchette, Clair L. ’46, 1946Cianchette, Edward J. ’54, 1951, 52, 53Cipp, Jefferson L. ’96, 1993, 94, 95Clark, Arthur L. ’50, 1946, 47, 48Clark, David W. ’94, 1990, 91, 92, 93Clark, Geoffrey B. ‘95, 1991Clark, Llewellyn E. ’54, 1952, 53, 54Clark, Nathaniel ’00, 1999Clark, Reginald P. ’65, 1962, 63, 64Clark, Steven R. ’82, 1979Brendan Curry

Damon Boinske

Dennis Dottin-Carter

LeTTeRWINNeRSClark, Wilkie C. ’00, 1898 Clay, Jamal 2014, 2011Cleaves, Carl S. ’12, 1909, 11 Clemente, Philip J. Jr. ’59, 1958Cloutier, Christopher J. ’73, 1971, 72Cloutier, David L. ’62, 1959, 60, 61Coady, Donald L. ’21, 1919 Cobb, Frank C. ’11, 1908, 10 Cobb, George L. ’35, 1932, 33, 34Cobb, Harold V. ’14, 1912, 13 Cobb, William B. ’21, 1920Coburn, William B. ’97, 1894Cockayne, Trent ’92, 1988Coffin, Richard H. ’71, 1968, 69Coggins, Donald I. ‘33, 1930Cohen, Harry ’25, 1921Colasacco, John A. ’86, 1984, 85, 86Colby, Malcolm O. ’48, 1945Cole, Clinton L. ’00, 1893, 99Cole, Daniel W. ’74, 1971, 72Cole, Henry E. ’02, 1899, 00Cole, Michael 2014, 2010, 11Cole, Norman C. ’57, 1954, 55, 56Cole, William J. ’99, 1996, 97, 98Cole, Winfield L. ’03, 1899, 00, 01, 03Coleman, Joseph P. ’89, 1986, 88Coleman, Keone ’01, 1997Collette, Myron G. ’36, 1934, 35Collins, Arthur W. ’05, 1902, 03, 04 Collins, John L. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Collins, Richard W. ’70, 1969Colon, J. Emilio ’95, 1991, 92, 93, 94Coltart, George L. ’29, 1926, 27, 28Coltin, David H. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Commissiong, Jeff A. ’95, 1991, 92, 93, 94Conlogue, Frederick W. ’10, 1909Conquest, Troy D. ’88, 1986, 87Constantino, Russell J. ’91, 1987, 88, 89Cook, Albert F. ’11, 1908, 10Cook, Edward J. Jr. ’40, 1937, 38, 39Cook, Horace J. ’10, 1907, 08, 09Cook, Peter R. ’78, 1976Cooper, Earle H. ’64, 1961, 62, 63Cooper, S. Thurlow ’57, 1954, 55, 56Cooper, Stephen Jr.’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02Cornacchio, James M. ’76, 1975Cornacchio, Joseph A. Jr. ’74, 1972, 73Cosgrove, Jeffrey T. ’89, 1985, 86, 87Cosgrove, Jack W. ’78, 1973, 75, 76, 77Cosgrove, Michael E. ’80, 1975, 76, 77, 78Costello, Steven M. ’88, 1983, 84, 85Costello, Thomas H. ’73, 1969, 70Coston, Trevor ‘11, 2008, 09, 10, 11Cote, Donald E. ’75, 1972, 73, 74Cote, Ronald R. ’74, 1970, 71, 72Cotrone, Anthony ‘07, 2004, 05, 06, 07Coulombe, Philip A. ’50, 1946, 47, 48, 49Couri, Arthur N. ’20, 1916Courtney, Horace S. ’20, 1917, 19Coutts, Mark A. ’86, 1982, 83, 84, 85Covell, Waldo H. ’55, 1952, 53, 54Cox, Nicholas 2014, 2011Cox, Raymond A. ’53, 1950, 51Crabtree, David H. ’65, 1962Craig, Francis A. ’33, 1931, 32Cranch, Richard C. ’42, 1939, 40Crane, Steven W. ’72, 1969, 70, 71Crockett, Cyrenius W. ’99, 1895 Crowe, Joseph W. ’05, 1904Crowell, Harrison P. ’14, 1910Crowley, Nathaniel J. ’42, 1940, 41Crowley, Robert P. ’86, 1982, 83, 84Crozier, Thomas J. A. ’37, 1936Cue, Jason ’95, 1992Curran, Marc W. ’93, 1988, 89, 90, 91Curry, Brendan J. ’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02Curry, Dale J. ’62, 1959, 60, 61Curry, William J. ’92, 1989, 90, 91, 92Curtis, Clifton E. ’31, 1930Curtis, Fred H. ’15, 1915Curtis, Philip E. ’40, 1939Cusano, David M. ’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02Cusano, Dominic ‘10, 2007, 08Cutler, James C. Jr. ’60, 1958, 59Cutshaw, Michael A. ’03, 2000Cutts, Cecil J. ’25, 1922, 23, 24

Cyr, Roderick J. ’56, 1953, 54Czech, Kevin E. ’78, 1975, 76

>> DDDDDDDDDDDadmun, Thomas J. ’95, 1993, 94Daley, Edward D. ’18, 1915Daley, William H. ’30, 1929Dalot, Arthur J. ’97, 1893, 94Dalrymple, Everett W. ’54, 1951, 52Dalrymple, Robert A. ’42, 1940, 41Daly, Stephen J. ’71, 1969Damon, Dennis S. ’71, 1969, 70Dashiell, Aaron E. ’00, 1996, 97, 98, 99Davenport, Jason C. ’88, 1983, 84, 85, 86Davis, Alfred R. ’02, 1899, 00, 01 Davis, Carleton F. ’34, 1933Davis, Frizell Jr. ’94, 1990, 91, 92, 93Davis, George M. ’01, 1898, 99, 00Davis, John J. ’20, 1917Davis, Justin M. ’02, 1999, 00, 01Davis, Ralph L. ’31, 1928, 29, 30Davis, Thomas ’19, 1916, 17, 18Day, John H. ’46, 1945DeGrandpre, Gerard C. Jr. ’60, 1957, 58, 59DeGregorio, Mark F. ’77, 1973, 74, 75, 76Delcourt, Ben ‘11, 2008, 09DelRosso, Jeffrey D. ’91, 1988, 89, 90, 91Delucca, Darrell A. ’90, 1987, 88Deluga, Chester J. ’86, 1981, 82, 83Demaray, Shawn ‘07, 2005, 06, 07Denbow, Carroll E. ’58, 1955, 56, 57Denino, Michael S. ’89, 1986, 87, 88, 89Dennis, Donte ‘12, 2008, 09Dennis, Robert F. ’50, 1948Densmore, Joel Y. ’62, 1960, 61Derby, Frank H. ’11, 1910Derrah, Donald W. ’64, 1962, 63Desmarais, Paul A. ’78, 1975, 76, 77Desroches, Donald M. ’62, 1959DeVarney, Richard W. ’66, 1963, 64, 65DeVinney, Chris ’05, 2001, 02DeVito, Michael R., ‘06, 2003, 04, 05, 06DiBiase, Anthony J. ’76, 1972DiBiase, Matthew A. ’04, 2001, 02Dickey, Emery S. ’28, 1925Dickson, Thomas L. ’27, 1925, 26DiGeronimo, Thomas ’87, 1983, 84, 85, 86DiGravio, Daniel ’91, 1989, 90Dioszeghy, Thomas J. ’88, 1985, 86DiPaolo, Nicholas R. ’84, 1982, 83DiPietro, Rudy ’77, 1973, 74, 75, 76Dodge, Evign D. ’06, 2002, 03, 04Doerr, Albert ’26, 1922Doherty, Albert V. ’36, 1934, 35Dolan, Frederick T. ’53, 1951, 52Dombkowski, Henry J. ’49, 1946, 47, 48Donahue, Norman S. ’15, 1912, 13, 14Donahue, Patrick L. ’76, 1973Donahue, Richard W. ’92, 1990, 91, 92Donahue, Stephen M. ’86, 1984, 85, 86Donnelly, Robert J., ‘07, 2005, 06, 07Donovan, Michael J. ’03, 1999, 00Donovan, Wallace T. ’28, 1927Doody, Ronald A. ’86, 1983, 84, 85Doppler, Justin D. ’00, 1997, 98, 99Dore, Maurice R. ’60, 1958, 59Dorsey, Douglas A. ’89, 1985, 86, 87, 88Dorismond, Bruno ‘07, 2004, 05, 06, 07Dorticos, Carlos ’03, 1899, 00, 01, 02 Dottin-Carter, Dennis A. ’03, 2000, 01, 02, 03Doughty, Brian D. ’98, 1994Douglas, Donald E. ’57, 1953, 54, 55Douglas, Earl G. ‘41, 1938Dow, Gary A. ’76, 1974, 75Dow, James F. ’37, 1934, 35, 36Dowd, Sean ’91, 1990, 91Downey, Andrew ‘09, 2005, 06, 07, 08Downey, Matthew J. ’83, 1979, 80, 81, 82Downing, Herbert P. ’06, 1903, 04Doyle, Dennis M. ’67, 1964, 65, 66Dranpaniotis, John C. ’81, 1977Drew, Dana E. ’39, 1937, 38Drisko, Richard L. ’61, 1958, 59, 60Dube, Marc P. ’92, 1989, 90, 91Duddy, Robert H. ’51, 1948Dudley, John L. ’61, 1961

Duffy, James J. Jr. ’56, 1953, 54, 55Dugan, John H. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Dulac, George P. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Dumont, James ’77, 1973, 74, 75, 76Dumont, John E. ’76, 1973, 74, 75Dumont, Joseph E. ’63, 1960Duncan, Lindsay ’97, 1893, 95Dunn, Gerald C. ’23, 1921Dunne, Charles E. ‘39, 1936, 37Dupill, Robert E. Jr. ’74, 1971, 72, 73Dupree, Mark ’91, 1989, 90Duran, David R. ’12, 1908Duren, Harry E. ’02, 1900, 01Durgin, Rodney W. ’65, 1963, 64Durham, Leroy T. ’94, 1893Durr, Jeffrey P. ’87, 1983, 84, 86Dutton, Robert C. ’45, 1946Dwelley, Linwood L. ’25, 1921, 22, 23, 24Dyer, Harold J. ‘39, 1938, 39Dyer, Richard C. ’40, 1938, 39Dyer, Thomas A. ’69, 1967

>> EEEEEEEEEEEales, Frank H. ’13, 1909Earley, Charles D. ’55, 1952, 53, 54Eastman, Thomas F. ‘04, 1900Eastman, Troy 2014, 2011Eastman, Tyler ‘09, 2006, 08, 09Easton, Harry M. III ’52, 1949, 50, 51Eaton, Christopher C. ’71, 1968, 69, 70Eaton, Jacob R. ’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02Ebeling, John 2014, 2011Eberbach, Charles W. ’59, 1957, 58Edelstein, Albert N. ’43, 1940, 41, 42Edelstein, Michael D. ’82, 1978, 79Edgar, John B. Jr. ’57, 1954, 55, 56Edith, Anthony ’84, 1981Edwardson, Christian F. ’76, 1973, 74, 75Ehrlich, Robert M. ‘53, 1950Elliot, James E. ’31, 1928, 29 Elliott, Allen E. ’09, 1905Elliott, Roderick R. ’38, 1935, 36, 37 Elliott, Wallace H. ’26, 1924, 25Elliott, Wesley C. ’02, 1897, 00, 01Elliott, Wilmer R. ’25, 1922, 23, 24Ellis, Andrew T. ’83, 1979Ellis, David ’02, 2001Ellis, Duane E. ’87, 1983, 84Ellis, Roger C. ’60, 1957, 58, 59Ellis, Walter L. ’98, 1895, 96, 97Ellison, Thomas G. ’84, 1981, 82Elwell, Todd C. ’01, 1997, 98, 99, 00Emerson, Dennis P. ’80, 1975, 76Emerson, Robert E. ’45, 1942, 46, 47Emery, Henry A. Jr. ’50, 1948Emery, Newell W. ’50, 1948Emmons, Stephen H. ‘53, 1950Endieveri, S. Scott ’91, 1988English, Royston D. ’02, 1998, 99, 00, 01English, Wesley J. ’57, 1956Enslen, Kristopher ‘12, 2009Eretzian, David J. ’72, 1971Erickson, Scott H. ’77, 1973Ervin, Levi ‘10, 2007, 08, 09Estey, Richard S. ’75, 1973Estey, Robert J. ’78, 1973

4FFFFFFFFFFFahlgren, John I. ’67, 1965, 66Falvey, Jeffrey ‘12, 2009Fairfield, Edward H. ’66, 1964 Fanjoy, Robert D. ’74, 1971, 72, 73Farkes, Adam ‘08, 2007, 08Farley, James F. ’84, 1980, 81, 82, 83Farnham, Charles H. ’97, 1893, 94 Farrell, Robert S. ’69, 1967, 68Farwell, Howard L. ’09, 1905, 06 Faulkner, Richard D. ’71, 1969, 70, 71Favor, Donald E. ’34, 1931, 32, 33Fecteau, Clinton N. Jr. ’50, 1948Fedroff, Timothy J. ’81, 1977, 78Fein, Mickey D. ’99, 1995, 96, 97, 98Fellows, Bennett, ’05, 2001 (mgr.)Fellows, Christopher M. Jr. ’98, 1994Ferran, Andrew J. ’98, 1995, 97Ferrari, Philip B. ’83, 1978, 79, 80, 81

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Dave Cusano

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LeTTeRWINNeRSFerretti, Raymond A. ’82, 1979, 80Fersner, Kenneth ‘09, 2005, 06, 07, 08Fichthorn, Ross H. II ’95, 1992, 93, 94, 95Fickett, Lester C. ’32, 1929, 30, 31Files, Harry P. ’35, 1933Filloramo, John N. ’74, 1970Fish, Lincoln D. ’38, 1936, 37Fitanides, Fred A. ’51, 1950Fitzgerald, Carl E. ’68, 1966, 67Fitzgerald, James M. ’70, 1968, 69Flaherty, Richard P. ’65, 1962, 63, 64Flanders, Frank L. ’05, 1904Flanders, Richard S. ’79, 1976, 77, 78Fluellen, Jhamal ‘09, 2006, 07, 08Flynn, Michael P. ’97, 1993, 94, 95, 96Fogler, John P. ’50, 1948, 49Fogler, Thomas K. ’53, 1950Foley, Frank M. ’85, 1984, 85Foley, Kevin F. ’74, 1972, 73Foley, Thomas D. ’96, 1992, 93Folz, Jacob ‘08, 2006, 2007Footman, Harold R. ’52, 1949Forbes, Clinton F. ’06, 1905Ford, Keith ’05, 2001Forman, Jamaal ‘07, 2004, 05, 06, 07Fort, Daryl L. ’92, 1991Foster, John R. ’25, 1923, 24Foster, Kenneth C. ‘34, 1931Fox, James T. ’88, 1985, 86, 87Frame, George M. ’36, 1934, 35Fraser, James A. H. ’62, 1960, 61Fraser, Oren ’26, 1924, 25Fraza, George L. ’72, 1971, 72Frazier, Donald E. ’33, 1932French, Frank A. ’17, 1916French, Joseph E. ’01, 1897Fringer, Robert C. ‘55, 1952Fuller, E. Paul ’92, 1989, 90, 91, 92Furey, John G. ’19, 1916Furlong, Charles R. Jr. ’54, 1951, 52, 53Furman, John R. Jr. ’65, 1962, 63Fusco, Dante ’05, 2001, 02, 03

>> GGGGGGGGGGGaine, Brian W. ’95, 1992, 93, 94, 95Gakos, Jeff 2014, 2010, 11Galiza, Lawrence J. ’86, 1982Gallant, Jon R. ’99, 1995, 96, 97, 98Gallant, Lance A. ’69, 1967, 68Gangi, Stephen J. ’99, 1995, 96, 97, 98Garabedian, Aram G. ’57, 1954, 55, 56Garcia, Michael J. ’86, 1982, 84Gardiner, Leroy W. ’10, 1908Gardiner, Richard C. ’54, 1948Gardner, Charles S. ’41, 1939, 40Garlic, Maurice A. ’06, 2002, 03Garneau, Lucien R. ’54, 1951, 52, 53Gaspard, Craig ’77, 1973, 74, 75Gautier, Jonathan A. ’97, 1994, 95, 96, 97Gay, Thomas E. ’25, 1923Gelsomino, John E. ’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02Geneva, Maurice L. ’43, 1941, 42Genge, Clarence K. ’41, 1938, 39Gentile, Michael C. ’24, 1923Gerber, Michael C. ’81, 1976, 77, 78Gerrish, Harold A. ’40, 1937, 38, 39Gervais, Andrew ’02, 1999, 00Getchell, Edward L. ’14, 1913Gevinski, Steven ’93, 1989Gibson, John S. ’90, 1986, 87, 88, 89Gilbert, Charles E. ’94, 1893 Gilbert, Ernest J. ’70, 1968, 69Gilley, Frank P. ‘44, 1941Gillick, Garrett K. ’00, 1996, 97, 98, 99Gilman, Clarence R. ‘43, 1942Gilman, John A. ’00, 1896Gillmann, Christopher ’87, 1983, 84, 85, 86Ginsberg, George S. ’21, 1917, 18, 19, 20Giordano, Stephen A. ’79, 1976, 78Girard, Daniel C. ’93, 1989, 90, 91, 92Givans, Vinson ‘12, 2008, 09, 10, 11Gleason, Wallace F. Jr. ’38, 1935, 36, 37Glebus, Martin R. ’87, 1986Golden, Thomas W. ’55, 1952, 53, 54Golobski, Bruno ’36, 1934, 35Gomes, Jarrod B. ’04, 2000, 01, 02, 05

Gomes, Stefan S. ’04, 2000, 01, 02Gonet, Edward J. ’75, 1973, 74Gonya, Peter M. ’82, 1979Goodchild, James C. ’43, 1941, 42Goodman, John U. ’58, 1957Goodspeed, David R. ’72, 1969, 70, 71Goodwin, Harlen F. ’46, 1947Goodwin, James W. ’49, 1946, 47Gordon, Arel K. ‘06, 2003, 04, 05, 06Gordon, Christopher M. ’85, 1984Gordon, J. Daniel ’89, 1984, 87, 88Gordon, Sherwood F. ’48, 1942, 46, 47Goree, Devon J. ’04, 2000, 01, 02, 04Gorham, Frank E. ’97, 1894Gorham, William J. ’17, 1914, 15, 16 Gorman, Thomas D. ’85, 1983Gowans, Horace P. ’31, 1929Gowell, Earle R. ’30, 1928, 29Gowell, John R. ’38, 1937Goyins, Alexander K. ‘06, 2003, 04, 05, 06Graham, Benjamin F. Jr. ’43, 1942Grant, George C. ’41, 1938, 39, 40Grant, Richard G. ’79, 1978, 79Gravelle, Stephen L. ’69, 1966, 67Gray, Lyman S. ’29, 1927, 28Gray, Michael ’94, 1990Greeley, Julian F. ’18, 1915Greeley, Stuart F. ’75, 1973, 74Greene, John C. ’19, 1915, 19Greener, Barry D. ’71, 1970Gribbin, Matthew F. ’01, 1997, 98, 99Grier, Bryan ‘08, 2004, 05, 06, 07Griffin, Francis J. ’69, 1966, 67, 68Griffin, Warren ’56, 1953, 54, 55Grove, William M. ’55, 1951, 52Grover, Archer L. ’99, 1898Grover, Keith, L. ’43, 1941, 42Groves, Gary T. ’86, 1982, 83, 84, 85Gruhn, George H. ’25, 1921, 22, 23, 24 Gsell, Christopher J. ’86, 1984, 85Guernsey, Edward F. Jr. ’55, 1952, 53Guions, Fred ’94, 1992, 93Gulliver, James L. ’15, 1911, 12, 13, 14

>> HHHHHHHHHHHadley, Alton L. III ’63, 1960, 61, 62Hadlock, George H. ’03, 1899, 00Hagopian, Martin ’46, 1946Haley, Michael H. ’65, 1962, 63, 64Hall, Alphonso Jr. ’95, 1992, 93, 95Hall, Amos B. ’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02Hall, David T. ’49, 1947Hall, Derrick L. ‘07, 2003Hall, Walter J. Jr. ’74, 1972, 73Hallsey, Harry F. ‘50, 1948Ham, Miles F. ’20, 1918, 19Ham, Ralph C. ’52, 1951Hamilton, Percy S. Jr. ’52, 1950Hamilton, Robert S. ’71, 1968, 69, 70Hamlin, Joseph H. ’38, 1934, 36, 37 Hamm, Philip W. ’09, 1908Hammond, Avery C. ’11, 1907, 08Hammond, Matthew S. ’03, 2000, 01, 02, 03Hanscom, Alan D. ’75, 1973, 74Hanson, Dale E. ’62, 1959, 60, 61Harding, David R. ’43, 1941Harding, Theodore P. ’38, 1935Harding, William R. ’43, 1941Harlow, Charles W. ’65, 1962, 63, 64Harlow, Stephen G. ’75, 1973, 74Harmon, Ralph C. ’09, 1908Harner, Frederick C. ’93, 1990, 91, 92, 93Harney, Charles W. ’70, 1967Harney, Francis L. III ’66, 1963, 64, 65Harnum, David K. ’66, 1963, 64, 65Harnum, Donald J. ’62, 1959, 60, 61Harriman, Leon C. ’65, 1963Harrington, Joseph L. ’40, 1938, 39Harris, Derrick ‘10, 2007, 08, 09Harris, James W. ’41, 1939, 40Harris, Liston L. ’03, 1899Harris, Lorenzo S. III ’94, 1990, 91, 92Harris, Louis T. ’40, 1939Harris, Terence D. ’02, 1998, 99Harris, Troy ‘09, 2006, 2007, 08, 09Harrison, David B. ’79, 1976, 77, 78

Hartman, Harry R. ’28, 1927Harvey, Brian ‘12, 2008, 09, 11Harvey, Leroy H. ’01, 1899, 00Harvey, Michael A. ’00, 1996, 97, 98, 99Harvey, Reed D. ’23, 1919Hastings, Henry S. ’73, 1970, 71Hatch, Howard A. ’00, 1896, 98, 99Hawkes, Bryan E. ’97, 1994, 95, 96, 97Hay, Robert B. ’43, 1942Hayden, Malcom S. ‘49, 1948Hayes, Chad W. ’02, 1998, 99, 00, 01Hayes, Gordon S. ’32, 1931Hayes, James M. ’72, 1969, 70, 71Hayes, Richard E. ’38, 1937Hayes, Robert E. ’73, 1970, 71, 72Haynes, Whitcomb ’28, 1927Heath, Stanley ’97, 1894Hebert, Hector A. ’30, 1929 Hebra, Sergio Jr. ’88, 1984, 85, 86, 87Heidt, Douglas C. ’80, 1977, 78, 79Henderson, Douglas S. ’97, 1996, 97Henderson, Jermaine ‘10, 2007, 09Henderson, Leroy W. ’48, 1945Henry, James A. ’05, 2001, 02, 03, 04Henry, Kenneth D. ‘07, 2003, 04, 06Herbine, Andrew J. ’00, 1999Hersey, Thomas M. ’34, 1931, 32Hersom, James A. ’82, 1981, 82Hersom, John B. ’83, 1979, 80, 81Hersom, Lawrence R. ’51, 1950Hevesy, John J. ’94, 1991, 92, 93Hewes, Richard D. ’50, 1948, 49Hewins, Walter C. ’52, 1950, 51Hews, Charles E. ’69, 1968Heywood, Heywood H. ’96, 1893Hicks, Anthony ‘07, 2004, 05Hickson, Paul E. ’30, 1928Higgins, Clyde E. ’36, 1933, 34, 35Higgins, David R. III ’80, 1977, 78, 79Higgins, Harrison P. ’09, 1905, 06, 07 Higgins, Royal G. Jr. ’17, 1915Hill, Kyle D. ’00, 1997, 98Hill, Richard L. ’34, 1933Hiller, Howard B. ’17, 1916Hilton, William ’11, 1910Hincks, Maynard A. ’32, 1931 Hinds, James R. ’86, 1983, 84, 85Hinds, Walter C. Jr. ‘47, 1947, 48Hirst, Walter F. ’66, 1963, 64, 65Hochadel, Joseph M. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Hodge, Gerald F. ’53, 1950, 51, 52Hodges, Michael L. ’67, 1965, 66Hodgins, Robert L. ’09, 1906Hodgkins, John E. ’84, 1981, 82, 83Hodgson, J. Michael ’82, 1976, 77, 78Holliday, David ’92, 1988Holyoke, Donald B. ’41, 1940Honer, Carl N. ’35, 1933, 34Hood, David 2015, 2011Hood, William J. Jr. ’78, 1974, 75, 76, 77Horn, Floyd P. ’65, 1963, 64Horne, Cecil W. ’31, 1928, 29, 30 Hosmer, George L. ’12, 1909Hostetter, Raymond E. Jr. ’57, 1954, 55, 56Hough, Scott F. ’90, 1986, 87, 88, 89Houghton, Arthur C. ’11, 1907Houle, James ’63, 1962Howley, Chris 2013, 2009, 10, 11 Hoyt, David W. ’23, 1922Huard, John R. ’67, 1964, 65, 66Hufnagle, Gary M. ’86, 1981, 82, 83, 84Hughes, Paul M. ’85, 1983, 84Hunter, W. Calvin III ’03, 2000Huot, Laurence H. ’32, 1930Hurd, Robert L. ’65, 1963, 64Hussey, Gorham W. ‘54, 1951Hussey, James M. ’81, 1977, 79Hussey, Philip R. ’12, 1911Hussey, Robert S. ’38, 1937Hussey, Wayne B. ’21, 1915, 16, 19, 20Hussey, William F. ’01, 1897Hutchings, Leslie M. ’37, 1935, 36Hutchins, Randell E. ’89, 1987Hutchinson, Alfred ’44, 1941, 42, 46

>> IIIIIIIIII

Mike Flynn

Brian Gaine

Garrett Gillick

LeTTeRWINNeRSIbraham, Michael ’84, 1980, 81, 82, 83Ingalls, David G. ’88, 1983, 85, 86, 87Inman, Dale R. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Irvine, William L. ’42, 1940, 41Irzyk, Robert J. ’92, 1988, 90Iverson, Erik ’05, 2001Iwaszko, Robert M. ’71, 1970, 71

>> JJJJJJJJJJJacarz, Edward R. ’93, 1989Jack, Philip C. ’99, 1895Jackson, Anthony E. ’93, 1991, 92, 93Jackson, Chris ‘06, 2004Jackson, Nolan B. ’37, 1935, 36Jackson, Ralph C. ’26, 1923Jagoutz, Richard S. ’74, 1972, 73Jagoutz, Todd D. ’01, 1997, 98, 99, 00James, Darlos ‘12, 2009, 10, 11James, Kendall 2014, 2011James, A. Keith ’88, 1986, 87, 88James, Henry A. ’71, 1968, 69, 70Jameson, Robert A. ’97, 1993, 94, 95, 96Jasionis, John P. ’32, 1929Jenkins, Howard L. ’17, 1916Jenoski, Michael E. ’82, 1979, 81, 82John, Walter F. ’53, 1951Johnson, Bertrand R. ’98, 1895, 96Johnson, Chester C. ’10, 1909Johnson, David L. ’88, 1984Johnson, Herbert H. ’42, 1940, 41Johnson, Lloyd G. ’99, 1995Johnson, Stanley F. ’41, 1938, 39Johnson, William H. ’70, 1968, 69Joly, John M. ’77, 1975, 76Jones, Daniel T. ’92, 1989, 90, 91, 92Jones, Francis C. ’38, 1935, 36Jones, Howard N. ’18, 1917Jones, Lawrence S. Jr. ’94, 1990, 91, 92, 93Jones, Philip ’63, 1962Jones, Samuel E. ’19, 1915Jones, Samuel E. Jr. ‘50, 1946Jones, Tyrell ‘10, 2007, 08, 09Jones, Steven P. ’75, 1972, 73, 74Jordan, Fred T. ’22, 1921Jordan, Leonard B. ’24, 1923Jordan, Thomas A. ’70, 1967, 68, 69Jordan, Wesley D. ’62, 1961Joseph, David A. ’64, 1962, 63Joslyn, Daniel A. ’04, 2000, 01, 02, 03Jowett, Robert F. ’85, 1981, 82, 83, 84Judd, Morris H. ’34, 1933Judge, Charles F. ’75, 1973Judge, Thomas F. ’00, 1898

>> KKKKKKKKKKKalman, Keith A. ’68, 1965, 66, 67Kane, Warren S. ’33, 1932Kasmer, Charles N. ’89, 1985, 86, 87, 88Kasmer, Charles W. ’55, 1952, 53Keahon, Thomas N. ’80, 1977, 78Keany, Paul A. ’67, 1964, 65, 66Keating, Christopher P. ’79, 1975, 76, 77, 78Keating, Conor ‘11, 2008, 09Keating, Stephen J. ’83, 1979, 80, 81, 82Keating, Thomas D. ’72, 1970, 71Keefe, James D. ’86, 1982, 83, 84, 85Keegan, William C. ’94, 1989, 90, 91, 92Keenan, Peter C. ’78, 1975, 76, 77Keene, Brentley D. ’65, 1962, 63, 64Kehoe, Kevin W. ’89, 1986Kelleher, Neil P. ’85, 1980Keller, Percy R. ’01, 1900Kelly, Gregory M. ’95, 1992, 93, 94Kelly, Joseph E. ’78, 1975, 76, 77, 78Kelley, Jeremy ‘10, 2007, 08, 09Kenaley, Shawn C. ’00, 1998Kendrigan, John T. ’08, 1907Kennedy, Chester N. ‘50, 1948Kennedy, Theodore D. ’82, 1979, 80Kenney, Patrick J. ’04, 2000Keohane, Daniel B. ’76, 1973, 74, 75Kerry, David T. ’61, 1958Kiefer, Kash ‘09, 2006, 2007, 08Kierstead, Robert B. ’03, 1999, 00, 01, 02Kilbrith, Wesley H. ’62, 1954Kiley, Edward H. ’62, 1961

Kimball, John H. ’70, 1969King, James P. ’11, 1907, 08, 10King, John E. ’81, 1977, 78King, Joseph E. ‘44, 1941, 46King, Matt L. ‘06, 2003, 04, 05, 06Kinghorn, Robert C. ’41, 1940Kinney, Richard A. ’62, 1958, 60, 61Kirk, George E. ’16, 1914, 15Kiszonak, Amel F. ’32, 1931 Kmety, John P. ’04, 2000, 01Knight, Frank A. ’80, 1978Knight, Steven J. ’94, 1991, 92, 93, 94Knowles, Allen M. ’04, 1903Knox, Jefffrey A. ’90, 1986, 87, 88Knox, Justin A. ’05, 2003, 04, 05Knudsen, Adam M. ’92, 1990, 92Kocsmiersky, Robert L. ’66, 1964, 65Koeppel, Seth H. ’89, 1987, 88Koris, Frank J. ’45, 1942 Korobkin, Leonard R. ’47, 1945Kostacopoulos, Peter ’57, 1954, 55, 56Kreppein, Robert U. ’87, 1985, 86Kriger, Lewis H. ’16, 1913, 14, 15Kuhn, Mike ‘12, 2008, 09, 11

>> LLLLLLLLLLLabat, Pierre D. ’62, 1960Labenski, Thomas R., ‘06, 2003Laberge, Robert L. Jr. ’79, 1978LaBonte, Richard ’85, 1981, 82, 83, 84Ladd, Patrick N. ’72, 1969, 70, 71Lahait, David C. ’64, 1963Lamb, Norton H. ’31, 1930Lamborghini, William J. ’74, 1972, 73Lamont, Thomas W. ’83, 1979, 81Lamoreau, Paul D. ’27, 1924, 25, 26Lancaster, Virgil M. ’29, 1928Landers, Andrew M. ’81, 1978, 79, 80Landry, Michael N. ’71, 1968, 69, 70Lane, Arnold C. ’40, 1938, 39Lane, Stuart P. ’37, 1936Lanza, Anthony F. ’89, 1985, 86, 87, 88Lanza, Ronald A. ’66, 1963, 65Lapham, Roger E. ’79, 1979Lapiana, John F. ’91, 1987, 88, 89Laplante, John R. ’29, 1928, 29Lapointe, Stanley R. ’78, 1975, 76, 77Largay, Richard J. ’51, 1949, 50Larochelle, Marc J. ’73, 1972Lavorgna, Michael L. ’27, 1925, 26Lawrence, George W. ’98, 1895, 96, 97Lawson, Clinton P. ’90, 1987Lazarski, Benjamin ’05, 2001, 02, 04, 05Lazo, Fred T. ’04, 2002, 2003Leadbetter, Richard A. ’61, 1958, 59, 60Leadbetter, W. Thomas ’58, 1955, 56Learned, Frank E. ’05, 1902, 03, 04Leathe, Stephen A. ’75, 1972, 73, 74Leavette, George G. ’97, 1894LeBlanc, Peter W. ’00, 1996, 97, 98, 99Leconte, Michael ’04, 2001, 02, 03, 04Ledbetter, R. Don ’94, 1992, 93, 94Lee, Eric ‘10, 2008, 09Lee, Walter A. III ’70, 1967, 68, 69Leek, Spencer S. ’41, 1939Lees, Harry T. ’38, 1935, 36, 37Leggett, Jackson S. ’77, 1974, 75, 76Leggett, Leslie R. ’51, 1948, 49, 50Legree, Christopher G. ’05, 2002, 03, 04, 05L’Heureux, Marc R. ’88, 1983, 85Lehner, Mark A. ’05, 2002, 03, 04Leighton, Edward R. ’00, 1998, 99Lemay, Richard W. ’49, 1945Lentz, Douglas N. ’74, 1971Leonard, Richard J. ’82, 1977, 79Leone, John R. ’85, 1981, 82, 83, 84Leone, Joseph V. ’72, 1969, 70LeRoy, William S. ’80, 1975, 76, 77, 78Lester, Donald L. ’32, 1931LeVasseur, Joseph E. ’72, 1970, 71, 72Lewis, Herbert W. ’33, 1930, 31, 32Lewis, John E. ’99, 1995, 96, 97, 98Lewis, Mark ’90, 1987, 88Libby, Albion D. T. ’98, 1895, 96, 97Libby, Haddon B. ’61, 1958, 59, 60Libby, James N. ’06, 1902

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