Quarterback Liam Coen

being interviewed during

the 2005 season.

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Media GUIDELINESInterviews• All interviews should be scheduled at least 24 hours inadvance through the media relations office by calling JasonYellin (413-577-3061).• The best time to interview Coach Don Brown is before orafter practice, Tuesday through Thursday.• The best time to interview players is before practice, Tuesdaythrough Thursday. Arrangements for interviews must be madeby 2:00 p.m. the day prior to the interview so that noticescan be posted for the players (example: call by 2:00 p.m.Monday for a Tuesday interview). Team practice time varies,so please call to confirm the time. Players phone numberswill not be given out without permission and phone interviewsare requested to be done after practice as well.• Due to scheduling and potential class conflicts, post-practiceplayer interviews will be limited in number and time.• There will be no player or coach interviews on the day of agame, until after the game is finished.• The UMass locker and training rooms are off limits to mediaat all times, unless ushered by a UMass media relationsrepresentative.

CredentialsRequests for press, radio, television and photo credentialsshould be made to Jason Yellin in the UMass media relationsoffice via email (jyellin@admin.umass.edu) or by phone (413-577-3061). Please make your request at least 24 hours priorto the game. Confirmation of your request will be made uponreceipt. Passes not picked up in advance, will be available atthe media will call gate of McGuirk Alumni Stadium. Pleasedirect all requests for road contests to Jason Yellin or thehost school’s media relations director.

ParkingMedia parking is available through the press gate at McGuirkAlumni Stadium. We ask that you limit your request to oneparking pass for each media outlet.

TelephonesThere are two community telephones in the press box for useby the media. To order a private phone, call the mediarelations office at (413) 577-3061.

Statistics / ServicesHalftime and final individual and team statistics, quarter play-by-play, scoring summaries, defensive stats and drive chartsare provided. Complete books are available approximately30 minutes after the game. Fax service is available after thegame, with advance notice to the media relations office. Mediaguides and game notes are made available before eachcontest. A meal will be served 90 minutes before kickoff.

UMass Media Relations Office

Jason YellinAssistant A.D./Media Relations(Football, Men’s Basketball,Men’s Lacrosse)Phone: 413-577-3061Cell: 413-687-1756Email: jyellin@admin.umass.edu

Kimberly GardnerAssociate Director(Ice Hockey, Women’s Soccer,Baseball)Phone: 413-545-5292Cell: 413-687-7797Email: kgardner@admin.umass.edu

Seth GerardAssistant Director(Women’s Basketball, Softball,Field Hockey)Phone: 413-577-0053Cell: 413-87-2237Email: jsinnett@admin.umass.edu

John SinnettAssistant Director(Men’s Soccer, Women’s Lacrosse,Track & Field, Swimming & Diving)Phone: 413-545-1744Cell: 413-687-2237Email: jsinnett@admin.umass.edu

Bob BehlerManager of Broadcast Properties(Broadcasting, Rowing)Phone: 413-545-9672Email: behler@admin.umass.edu

Ruthie DrewAdministrative AssistantPhone: 413-545-2439Email: rdrew@admin.umass.edu

Football Gameday Staff

2006 UMass Travel ItineraryNavy — Sept 9Greenbelt Marriott6400 Ivy LaneGreenbelt, MD 20770(301-441-3700)

Villanova — Sept 16Sheraton Park Ridge480 N.Gulph RoadKing of Prussia, PA 19406(610-878-1415)

Towson — Oct. 14Sheraton Baltimore North903 Dulaney Valley RoadTowson, MD 21204(410-321-7400)

Northeastern — Oct. 28The Westin (Waltham-Boston)70 Third AveWaltham, MA 02451(781-290-5624)

New Hampshire — Nov. 4Holiday Inn300 Woodbury AvePortsmouth, NH 03801(603-431-8000)

Jack O’Neill/George Miller (Public AddressAnnouncer); Al Beaubien (Statistics); Jack O’Brien(Statistics); Sean O’Brien (Statistics); StudentInterns: Thomas Cacciola, Mark Brumbaugh, JustinLaFleur, Farrah Segaloff, Michelle Pellitier, Alli Miller,David Quinn, Jeff Lajoie, Ty Scheiner, Jed Sigal

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Don Brown will be featured

each week on ABC40 on

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PhotographersUMass subscribes to the policy suggested by the NCAAFootball Rules Committee, and all photographers must shootwithin designated areas as determined by the NCAA.Photographers must have a special photo credential issuedby the media relations office and must stay outside of thebench areas.

RadioRadio lines (analog) are available to visiting radio at McGuirkAlumni Stadium for a fee of $75 per line per game or byreciprocal agreement. An ISDN line is also available for $150per game. All lines must be requested at least one weekprior to the game. Out-going calls should be made on acollect or calling card basis. Additional lines may be orderedthrough the media relations office by calling (413) 577-3061.Spotters and statisticians will be provided for a fee uponone-week advance notice.

TelevisionNews stations covering the game must shoot from either thephoto deck or on the field level outside the bench areas.

Atlantic 10 Weekly TeleconferenceCoach Don Brown is available to the media every Mondayduring the season via the Atlantic 10 Football Conferenceweekly coaches’ teleconference. The first teleconferencecall will take place on August 28, with the final one set forNovember 20. Brown will be featured from 11:10-11:20 a.m.each week. For a full schedule of when each coach appearsduring the teleconference or the call number in order toparticipate, please call Ray Cella in the Atlantic 10 office at(215) 545-6678.

10:00am Atlantic 10 Update10:10am Dave Clawson, Richmond10:20am Jimmye Laycock, William & Mary10:30am Andy Talley, Villanova

10:40am Rocky Hager, Northeastern10:50am Mickey Matthews, James Madison11:00am Jack Cosgrove, Maine11:10AM DON BROWN, MASSACHUSETTS11:20am Tim Stowers, Rhode Island11:30am K.C. Keeler, Delaware11:40am Sean McDonnell, New Hampshire11:50am Dave Cohen, Hofstra12:00 pm Gordy Combs, Towson

Brown at UMass Sports LuncheonCoach Brown speaks weekly throughout the football seasonat the UMass Sports Luncheon. The luncheons are heldWednesdays at 12:00 p.m. in the UMass Campus Center or atMcGuirk Alumni Stadium. Media members should contact theUMass Media Relations Office for details and reservations.

UMass on the World Wide WebInformation on UMass football and all 23 varsity sports isavailable at “www.umassathletics.com” through the UMassAthletics home page. All notes and statistics will be availablethrough the site. In addition, UMass streaming video andradio broadcasts can be accessed on the internet withinformation onb r o a d c a s tl o c a t i o n savailable onthe UMassAthletics homepage.

Minutemen on TelevisionUMass will once again make a number of appearances onlive television during the 2006 regular season. The Navy game(Sept. 9) will be aired nationally on CSTV, as well as theNew Hampshire game (Nov. 4). The Villanova game (Sept.16) and the Northeastern game (Oct. 28) will be shown byCN8 on Comcast Cablevision. UMass’ homecoming game withRhode Island (Oct. 21) will be televised by the Atlantic 10Television Network. Last season, UMass had five gamescarried on live television, as the Colgate, James Madison,New Hampshire, Delaware, and Army games were all aired.The Minutemen have a record of 19-13 in televised gamessince the beginning of the 1998 season, including a 14-7record against Atlantic 10 opponents.

Live Video On UMassAthletics.comFor every home game not televised, UMass will feature livestreaming video of games from McGuirk Alumni Stadium.Other games which air on CN8 will also be available online inaddition to the television broadcast. Also, football featureson local news will be available on UMassAthletics.com as well.

Don Brown on TelevisionEvery Sunday night at 11:30 p.m., the Coach’s Corner withDon Brown can be seen on WGGB-TV, ABC40 in Springfield.The short segment, which runs at the tale end of the Sundaynight news, features highlights from Saturday’s game and alook ahead to the next week’s opponent. The show runsthroughout UMass’ season. It will be shown onUMassAthletics.com following its television airing.

Television INFORMATIONAtlantic 10 Television ScheduleDate Game Net TimeSept. 9 UMass at Navy CSTV 1:30 p.m.Sept. 9 Northeastern at Holy Cross CN8 1:00 p.m.Sept. 9 Lehigh at Villanova CN8 6:00 p.m.Sept. 16 UMass at Villanova CN8 1:00 p.m.Sept. 17 Northeastern at Villanova CN8 7:00 p.m.Sept. 23 Villanova at Penn CN8 7:00 p.m.Sept. 30 Hofstra at William & Mary A-10 1:00 p.m.Sept. 30 New Hampshire at Delaware CN8 7:00 p.m.Oct. 7 Richmond at New Hampshire CN8 12:00 p.m.Oct. 7 Maine at Towson A-10 3:00 p.m.Oct. 14 James Madison at New Hampshire CN8 12:00 p.m.Oct. 21 Rhode Island at UMass A-10 1:00 p.m.Oct. 21 Delaware at Richmond CN8 6:00 p.m.Oct. 28 UMass at Northeastern CN8 1:00 p.m.Nov. 4 UMass at New Hampshire CSTV 12:00 p.m.Nov. 4 Delaware at James Madison CN8 6:00 p.m.Nov. 18 Villanova at Delaware CN8 1:00 p.m.

Bob Behler is in his eighth

year as “Voice of the

Minutemen”

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From the North: Take Route 91 South to Exit 25. At the end of the ramp turn leftand follow the road to the intersection. Turn right on to Routes 5 & 10 South. Go 1mile, take a left on to 116 South, then eight miles to UMass exit. Take a left at theend of the ramp on to Massachusetts Avenue. Take a right at the first set of lights(usually blinking yellow) and proceed approximately one-quarter mile. The stadiumentrance will be on the right.

From the South: Take Route 91 North to Exit 19 (Northampton / Amherst). Take aright on to Route 9 and go approximately five miles, just past the Amherst-Hadleytown line. Take a left at the lights (just after the Stop and Shop on the left-handside) on to University Drive. Go through one set of lights and the entrance to thestadium will be on the left.

From the East: Take the Mass Pike (Route 90) West to Exit 4 (West Springfield) onto Route 91 North to Exit 19 (Northampton / Amherst). Take a right on to Route 9and go approximately five miles, just past the Amherst-Hadley town line. Take a left at the lights (just after the Stop and Shop on the left-hand side) on to University Drive. Go through one set of lights and the entrance to the stadium will be on the left.

From the West: Take the Mass Pike (Route 90) East to Exit 4 (West Springfield) on to Route 91 North to Exit 19 (Northampton / Amherst).Take a right on to Route 9 and go approximately five miles, just past the Amherst-Hadley town line. Take a left at the lights (just after theStop and Shop on the left-hand side) on to University Drive. Go through one set of lights and the entrance to the stadium will be on the left.

All University ofMassachusetts footballgames can be heard live onthe UMass Radio Network,with WRNX 100.9 FMserving as the flagshipstation in westernMassachusetts. UMass fansin the central and eastern partof Massachusetts can hear thegames on WCRN 830 AM andWATD 95.9 FM. In addition,every game and coaches showcan be heard live on theworldwide web, by logging on towww.umassathletics.com. Thepregame show begins 30 minutesprior to kickoff.

Don Brown’s hour-long weeklyradio show, broadcast live from TheHangar Pub & Grill in Amherst, airsevery Thursday during the footballseason at 7 p.m. The first show will take place on Thursday,August 31. Each week two player guests join Coach Brown andhost Bob Behler. All shows are open to the general public.

UMass and WRNX have extended their agreement for twomore years, throught the 2007-2008 season. This season marksthe fifth year that UMass football has aired in Western Mass onWRNX. UMass has brought its entire radio network operationsin-house while purchasing the air time directly from WRNX, amove that allows the university to control all networkcommercial inventory and generate more corporate revenuefor the athletic program. The contract includes all radiobroadcasts of UMass football, men’s basketball, and ice hockeygames, home and away, as well as the weekly coaches shows.For advertising information, contact Senior Associate Athleticdirector Thorr Bjorn at 413-577-0232.

The Broadcast TeamBob Behler

returns for hiseighth season asthe “Voice of theMinutemen.” Heearned “Best Play-By-Play” honorsfrom theMassachusetts andRhode IslandAssociated Press forthe fifth time in thelast six years. Itwas the secondtime in three yearsthat he and MattGoldstein were honored for UMass Football, winning withtheir call of the Army game. Behler, who also announcesmen’s basketball on the UMass Network and hosts the weeklycoaches shows in both sports, has won the AP award threetimes for basketball. As Manager of Broadcast Properties,he oversees the radio network as well as the internetbroadcasts for many of the other UMass teams.

Behler also hosts“The Press Box,” a sports talk show that airs Monday throughFriday from 3-6 p.m. on The Zone (640 AM) in Springfield.Prior to joining the UMass broadcasts, he was the play-by-play announcer at Bucknell University for 13 years. Otherbroadcasting credits include minor league baseball stintswith the Chattanooga Lookouts and Williamsport Cubs, play-by-play of the NCAA Basketball Tournament for CBS Radio,and two Goodwill Games for Turner Broadcasting. Behleris a 1985 graduate of the University of Georgia, where hemajored in broadcast news and did the play-by-play for theBulldog women’s basketball and baseball teams.

Matt Goldstein will be in his second full season as coloranalyst and is in his fourth year with the network. A kickerfor the 2004 Minutemen, Goldstein worked for the UMassNetwork for two years as an undergraduate, while earninghis degree in communications. During the 2003 footballseason, he started as the sideline announcer and also filledin on color. That broadcast, the Northeastern game, wonthe Associated Press award as the best broadcast in 2003.He also has been the halftime host on the basketballbroadcasts and called play-by-play for women’s lacrosse andsoftball.

Radio INFORMATION

Directions To McGUIRK STADIUM

Bob Behler and Matt Goldstein.

Coach Don Brown with Bob Behler.

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The area surrounding UMass

has many fine places to

stay and eat.2006 UMass Football • MEDIA INFORMATION

Travel INFORMATIONWhere to Stay in the AreaAmherstCampus Center Hotel, University of Massachusetts, Amherst,MA, 01003; 413-549-6000.

Lord Jeffery Inn (5 min. from campus), 30 Boltwood Walk,Amherst, MA, 01002; (413) 253-2576.

HadleyEcono Lodge (5 min. from campus), 329 Russell St., Route9, Hadley, MA, 01035; 413-582-7077.

Hampton Inn (5 min. from campus), 24 Bay Road, Hadley,MA 01035; 413-586-4851.

Holiday Inn Express (5 min. from campus), Route 9, Hadley,MA, 01035; 413-582-0002.

Howard Johnson’s (5 min. from campus), Route 9, Hadley,MA, 01035; 413-586-0114.

Quality Inn (5 min. from campus), 237 Russell St., Route 9,Hadley, MA, 01035; 413-584-9816.

HolyokeCountry Inn and Suites (20 min. from campus), Route 5 atSmith’s Ferry, Holyoke, MA, 01040; 413-533-2100.

Holiday Inn (20 min. from campus), 245 Whiting Farms Road,Holyoke, MA 01040; 413-534-3311.

Super 8 Motel (20 min. from campus), 1515 NorthamptonSt., Holyoke, MA, 01040; 413-536-1980.

NorthamptonBest Western (15 min. from campus), 117 Conz St.,Northampton, MA, 01060; 413-586-1500.

Clarion Hotel and Conference Center (15 min. fromcampus), 1 Atwood Dr., Northampton, MA, 01060; 413-586-1211.

Hotel Northampton (15 min. from campus), 36 King Street,Northampton, MA, 01060; 413-584-3100.

SpringfieldSpringfield Marriott (30 min. from campus), Boland Ave.and Columbus Ave., Springfield, MA, 01115; 413-781-7111.

Springfield Sheraton (30 min. from campus), 1 MonarchPlace, Springfield, MA, 01144; 413-781-1010.

LudlowComfort Inn and Suites (25 min. from campus), 321 CenterSt., Ludlow, MA, 01056; 413-589-9300.

ChicopeeHampton Inn (25 min. from campus), 600 Memorial Dr.,Chicopee, MA, 01020; 413-593-1500.

Park Inn (25 min. from campus), 450 Memorial Dr., Chicopee,MA, 01020; 413-739-7311.

Ramada Inn (25 min. from campus), 357 Burnett Rd.,Chicopee, MA, 01020; 413-592-9101.

South DeerfieldRed Roof Inn (15 min. from campus), 9 Greenfield Rd., SouthDeerfield, MA, 01373; 413-665-7161.

Where to Eat in the AreaAmherst Brewing Company, 24-36 N. Pleasant St., Amherst,MA, 01002; 413-253-4400.

Applebee’s, 100 Westgate Center, Hadley, MA, 01035; 413-253-5799.

Athena’s Pizza, 65 University Dr., Suite 1, Amherst, MA,01002; 413-549-9900.

Campus Map

Chili’s, 426 Russell Street, Hadley, MA, 01035; 413-253-4008.

Fitzwilly’s, 23 Main Street, Northampton, MA, 01060; 413-584-8666.

Friendly’s, 454 Russell Street, Hadley, MA, 01035; 413-253-7640.

Ground Round, Hampshire Mall, Hadley, MA, 01035; 413-582-0017.

The Hangar, 55 University Dr., Amherst, MA, 01002; 413-549-9464.

House of Teriyaki, 1177 N. Pleasant St., Amherst, MA, 01002;413-549-3666.

Judie’s, 51 N. Pleasant St., Amherst, MA, 01002; 413-253-3491.

Kelly’s Restaurant, 314 College St., Amherst, MA, 01002;413-253-9521.

La Cucina Di Pinocchio, 30 Boltwood Walk, Amherst, MA,01002; 413-256-4110.

La Veracruzana Mexican Restaurant, 63 S. Pleasant St.,Amherst, MA, 01002; 413-253-6900.

Lord Jeffery Inn, 30 Boltwood Ave., Amherst, MA, 01002;413-253-2576.

Montana’s Steak House, 1 Atwood Drive, Northampton, MA01060, 413-586-1211

Northampton Brewery, 11 Brewster Court, Northampton,MA 01060, 413-584-9903

Old Amherst Ale House, 460 West St., Amherst, MA, 01002;413-256-1710.

Pasta E Basta, 26 Main St., Amherst, MA, 01002; 413-256-3550.

The Pub, 15 E. Pleasant St. #2, Amherst, MA, 01002; 413-549-1200.

Rafters, 422 Amity St., Amherst, MA, 01002; 413-549-4040.

Union Station Restaurant/Spaghetti Freddy’s, 125 PleasantSt., Northampton, MA, 01060; 413-586-5366.

UMass Coach Don Brown

handles countless

interviews weekly.

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NewspapersThe (Springfield) Republican(AM daily)1860 Main Street,Springfield, MA 01102.Phone — (413) 788-1210;Fax—— (413) 788-1259.Jeff Thomas, reporter;Ron Chimelis, reporter/columnist;Joe DeBurro, sports editor.

Daily Hampshire Gazette(PM daily)115 Conz Street,Northampton, MA 01060.Phone — (413) 585-5245;Fax — (413) 585-5299.Matt Vautour, reporter;Stanley Moulton, sports editor.

Boston Globe (AM daily)135 Morrissey Boulevard,Boston, MA 02107.Phone — (617) 929-2860;Fax — (617) 929-2670/2872.Marty Dobrow, reporter;Mark Blaudschun, reporter;Joe Sullivan, sports editor.

Boston Herald (AM daily)One Herald Square,Boston, MA 02106.Phone — (800) 234-5680;Fax — (617) 542-1314.John Connolly, reporter;Rich Thompson, reporter;Steve Buckley, columnist;Joe Thomas, asst. sports editor;Hank Hryniewicz, sports editor.

Berkshire Eagle (AM Daily)P.O. Box 1171,Pittsfield, MA 01202.Phone — (413) 447-7311;Fax — (413) 499-3419.Howard Herman, reporter;Brian Sullivan, sports editor.

Fitchburg Sentinel (AM daily)808 Main Street,Fitchburg, MA 01420.Phone — (978) 343-6911;Fax — (978) 342-1158.Chad Garner, sports editor.

Greenfield Recorder (PM daily)14 Hope Street - P.O. Box 1367,Greenfield, MA 01301-1367, x259.Phone — (413) 772-0261.Fax — (413) 774-5020.George Miller, reporter;Kyle Belanger, reporter;Mark Durant, reporter;Gary Sanderson, sports editor.

Media OUTLETSWorcester Telegram & Gazette(AM daily)Box 15012,Worcester, MA 01615-0012.Phone — (508) 793-9100;Fax—— (508) 793-9281.Bill Doyle, reporter.

Massachusetts Daily Collegian(student paper, AM weekdays)113 Campus Center,Amherst, MA 01003.Phone — (413) 545-1762;Fax — (413) 545-3699.Rob Greenfield, sports editor.

Wire ServicesAssociated Press (Boston)184 High Street,Boston, MA 02110.Phone — (617) 357-8100;Fax — (617) 338-8125.Howard Ulman, sports editor.

Associated Press (Springfield)1391 Main Street, Suite 125,Springfield, MA 01103.Phone — (413) 781-0217;Fax — (413) 781-3749.Jerry Radding, reporter;Adam Gorlick, correspondent.

The Sports Network2200 Byberry Road,Hatboro, PA 19040.Phone — (800) 227-7249;Fax — (800) 227-0803.Matt Dougherty, reporter.

RadioUMass Radio Network250 Boyden Building,Amherst, MA 01003.Phone — (413) 545-9672;Fax — (413) 545-1556.Bob Behler, play-by-playannouncer;Matt Goldstein, colorcommentator.

WRNX - Flagship Station98 Lower Westfield Road,Holyoke, MA 01140.Phone — (413) 536-1105;Fax — (413) 536-1153.Scott Coen, sports.

WMUA(UMass student station)105 Campus Center,Amherst, MA 01003.Phone — (413) 545-2876;Fax — (413) 545-4751.Marc Bertrand, Zach Claudio,sports directors.

WNNZ1331 Main StreetSpringfield, MA 01103.Phone — (413) 781-1011;Fax — (413) 858-1958.Bob Behler, Scott Harris, MartyTirrell, hosts.

WEEI20 Guest Street,Brighton, MA 02135.Phone — (617) 779-3500;Fax — (617) 779-3462.Jason Wolfe, program director.

WFCRHampshire House,University of Massachusetts,Amherst, MA 01003.Phone — (413) 545-0100;Fax — (413) 545-2546.Bob Paquette, news director.

WHAI81 Woodard Road,Greenfield, MA 01302.Phone — (413) 774-4301;Fax — (413) 773-5637.Jeff Tirrell, sports.

WHMP15 Hampton Aveune,Northampton, MA 01060.Phone — (413) 586-7400;Fax — (413) 545-4751.Chris Collins, program director.

TelevisionWGGB-TV 40 (ABC)1300 Liberty Street, Springfield, MA 01102.Phone — (413) 785-1914;Fax — (413) 788-7640.Scott Coen, sports director;Dave Guthro, sports reporter;Colleen Manning, sports reporter.

WWLP-TV 22 (NBC)P.O. Box 2210,Springfield, MA 01102.Phone — (413) 377-1193;Fax — (413) 377-2261.Rich Tettemer, sports director.

WSHM-TV 3 (CBS)1 Monarch Place – Suite 300Springfield, MA 01144Phone – (413) 736-4333Fax – (413) 523-4934Scott Harris, sports director;Harry Cicma, sports reporter.

WBZ-TV 4 (CBS)1170 Soldiers Field Road,Brighton, MA 02135.

Phone — (617) 787-7022;Fax — (617) 787-7348.Bob Lobel, sports director.

WCVB-TV 5 (ABC)5 TV Place,Needham, MA 02494.Phone — (781) 449-0400;Fax — (781) 449-6681.Mike Lynch, sports director.

WFXT-TV 25 (FOX)25 Fox Drive,PO Box 9125,Dedham, MA 02027-9125.Phone — (781) 467-1344;Fax — (781) 467-7213.Joe Giza, sports producer.

WHDH-TV 7 (NBC)7 Bulfinch Place,Government Center,Boston, MA 02114.Phone — (617) 725-0801;Fax — (617) 248-5408.

WLVI-TV 56 (WB)75 Morrissey Blvd.,Boston, MA 02125.Phone — (617) 265-5656;Fax — (617) 287-2872.Rob Kaiser, sports producer;Mike Ratte, sports director.

CN8179 Amory Street,Brookline, MA 02446.Phone — (617) 264-5705;Fax — (617) 264-5792.Ed Berliner, sports director.

Fox Sports New England42 Third Avenue,Burlington, MA 01803.Phone — (781) 270-7200.Fax — (781) 221-7579.Greg Dickerson, Gary Tanguay,hosts.Kevin Miller, producer.

New England Cable News160 Wells Avenue,Newton, MA 02159.Phone — (617) 630-5022;Fax — (617) 630-5055.Morry Levine, sports director.

New England Sports Network70 Brookline Avenue,Fenway Park,Boston, MA 02215.Phone — (617) 536-9233;Fax — (617) 536-7814.Rob Wallace, producer.Len Meade, programming.

Opponents’ Sports Information ContactsSchool Contact Office Number Fax Number Home Number E-Mail AddressColgate Bob Cornell (315) 228-7602 (315) 228-7977 (315) 824-3637 rcornell@mail.colgate.eduNavy Scott Strasemeier (410) 293-8775 (410) 293-8954 (443) 336-9023 sstrasem@usna.eduVillanova Dean Kenefick (610) 519-4120 (610) 519-7323 (610) 259-2422 dean.kenefick@villanova.eduStony Brook Rob Emmerich (631) 632-6312 (631) 632-8841 (631) 331-5405 robert.emmerich@stonybrook.eduWilliam & Mary Pete Clawson (757) 221-3369 (757) 221-3412 (757) 645-4040 pmclaw@wm.eduTowson Pete Schlehr (410) 704-2232 (410) 704-3861 (410) 838-9221 pschlehr@towson.eduRhode Island Tim Volkman (401) 874-2409 (401) 874-5354 (413) 657-7336 tvolk@uri.eduNortheastern Jack Grinold (617) 373-4154 (617) 373-3152 (617) 782-5268 huskies@gonu.comNew Hampshire Scott Stapin (603) 862-3906 (603) 862-3839 (603) 332-7611 smstapin@hopper.unh.eduMaine Doug DeBiase (207) 581-3596 (207) 581-3297 (207) 716-3340 doug_debiase@umit.maine.eduHofstra Jim Sheehan (516) 463-6764 (516) 463-5033 (718) 821-7112 hprjbs@hofstra.edu