Hanover College Football Media Guide 2010

Hanover College 2010

Panther

FOOTBALL

Hanover College FACTS Hanover is a private, coeducational liberal arts college, affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Founded in 1827, it is the oldest private, four-year college in Indiana.

Location The town of Hanover is located in southeastern Indiana. Louisville is 45 miles away, Cincinnati, 70 miles, and Indianapolis, 95 miles.

Campus Hanover College sits on 650 acres overlooking the Ohio River. There are 35 major buildings, characterized by Georgian architecture.

Enrollment Hanover’s student body includes more than 1,000 young men and women. Almost all students live on campus.

Faculty More than 90 percent of Hanover’s faculty members hold doctorates or other terminal degrees. The student-faculty ratio is 10 to 1, and many faculty members reside on campus grounds, creating an academic community.

Academic calendar Hanover operates on a 4-4-1 calendar. Students take four courses each during Fall and Winter Terms. Spring Term is devoted to a month of concentrated study on campus, internships, or off-campus programs.

Areas of study Hanover offers more than 30 areas of majors, including a design-your-own major with core strengths in the sciences, education and business. More than one third of our students go on to graduate and professional studies.

Costs Direct student expenses for a year at Hanover, including tuition, room and board, are $35,800 for the 2010-11 school year. The most current cost information is always available from the Office of Admission.

Financial assistance More than 90 percent of Hanover’s students receive some form of financial assistance.

College aid is available in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and campus employment.

Hanover’s strong financial base supports its rank in the top 10 percent of the nation’s colleges on an endowment-per-student basis.

Accreditation Hanover College is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.

Post Office Box 108 Hanover, IN 47243 Phone: 812-866-6800 Fax: 812-866-6818 Web: hanover.edu/athletics facebook.com/hanoverpanthers twitter.com/hanoverpanthers For admissions information, please visit hanover.edu/admission

Hanover College 2010

Panther

FOOTBALL Head Coach Joe Austin

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Assistants 3-4 Hanover Coaches Records Season Preview Hanover Panthers Administrative, Support Staff

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2010 Numerical Roster

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Opponent Capsules

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Current Series Scores

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Hanover Individual Records

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Hanover Team Records

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Hanover MVPs & All-Americans

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Hanover Season Results

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Panthers in Germany

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Heartland Conference

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2010 Hanover College coaches Joe Austin - Head Coach The 2010 season marks Joe Austin’s third as Hanover’s head football coach. Austin, who guided the Panthers to a 5-14 record in his first two years at the helm, earned the reins of Hanover’s program after a successful tenure at the University of Dubuque (Iowa), where he served as offensive coordinator for three seasons.

Austin, a native of Des Moines, Iowa, helped guide Dubuque’s squad to back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in 28 seasons. The Spartans finished 7-3 in 2007 and 6-4 in 2006. During his three seasons at Dubuque, Austin’s offensive unit set 33 school records. In 2007, the Spartans averaged 35.2 points and 433.4 offensive yards per game.

Prior to his stint at Dubuque, Austin was offensive coordinator at Augsburg College (Minn.) for one season and was an offensive assistant coach at Concordia University (Minn.) for four seasons.

During his season at Augsburg, Austin’s offense set five school records and increased its scoring by more than one touchdown per game. While at Concordia, the Golden Bears finished in the top-25 nationally in NCAA Division II in total offense. Austin’s unit was sixth nationally in 2003 with 474.6 yards per game and ranked seventh in 2002 with 447.8 yards per outing.

Concordia averaged more than 35 points per game and set virtually every school passing, receiving and rushing record during Austin’s tenure.

A former small-college athlete, Austin played quarterback at St. Ambrose University (Iowa) for two seasons. He suffered a broken vertebrae in his back that required reconstructive surgery and ended his playing career.

Austin earned a bachelor’s degree in communication studies from Concordia in 2001. He received a master’s degree in organizational management from Concordia in 2004.

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Tom Ross - Associate Head Coach - Defense Tom Ross is in his third season leading Hanover’s defensive unit. Ross came to Hanover after serving as the head coach for the Stuttgart Scorpions in the German Football League for two seasons. Under his guidance, the Scorpions posted a 20-6-1 record and led the German league’s Southern Division in total offense, scoring offense, rushing, total defense and scoring defense.

Ross also served as Stuttgart’s head coach in 2002 and was the team’s defensive coordinator in 2001. He previously served three stints at Augsburg College (Minn.). He was the Auggies’ defensive coordinator in 2003 and 2004. He worked as Augsburg’s special teams coordinator during the 1998 and 1999 seasons and also from 1983 through 1989. Ross was the team’s defensive coordinator from 1992 to 1994 and was the program’s offensive coordinator in 1991.

He additionally worked as special teams coordinator at Carleton College (Minn.) in 1997. He was defensive coordinator and strength and conditioning coach at St. Olaf College (Minn.) in 1995 and 1996. Ross received a bachelor’s degree from Augsburg in 1991.

Kenneth Eboh - Offensive Line Kenneth Eboh is in his third season on the Panthers’ sidelines. Eboh joined the Panthers’ staff after three seasons as running backs coach at the University of Dubuque (Iowa).

Eboh was a two-year starter at Northwest Missouri State University and earned all-conference and all-region honors for the Bearcats. He was a member of that program’s 1999 NCAA II national championship squad.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in interactive digital media from Northwest Missouri in 2000.

Steve Baudendistel - Secondary & Strength Coach Steve Baudendistel is in his seventh year as Hanover’s secondary coach.

He also oversees the program’s strength and conditioning efforts.

A 2001 Hanover graduate, Baudendistel played receiver for the Panthers from 1997-2000. He returned to his alma mater after one season as receivers coach at Anderson University.

Last season, the Panther defense was ranked 6th nationally in interceptions.

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2010 Hanover College coaches Jon Wheat – Linebackers Former Hanover defensive back Jon Wheat is in his second season on the Panthers’ coaching staff. A four-year letterwinner for Hanover’s program, Wheat earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Hanover in 2009.

Mike Dowell – Running Backs Mike Dowell is in his second season with Hanover’s program. A veteran high school coach, Dowell served as head coach at nearby Madison High School from 2003-2006. In addition to his tenure at Madison, he previously worked as the offensive coordinator at Perry Meridian High School (Ind.) for two seasons and was defensive coordinator at Jennings County High School (Ind.) for one season. He also has worked on the offensive staffs at Franklin Central High School (Ind.) and Seeger High School (Ind.).

Mike Foy - Receivers Mike Foy has been a member of Hanover’s offensive staff since 1994. During his stint with the Panthers, he was instrumental in leading the squad to seven conference titles and six berths in the NCAA III national playoffs.

Prior to becoming an assistant with Hanover’s program, Foy was a fouryear letterwinner as a blocking back at Anderson University. While at Anderson, Foy paved the way for two 1,000-yard rushers.

Bill Griffin - Kickers Bill Griffin has been a fixture on the Hanover sidelines for the past 26 seasons. While covering numerous positions for the staff during his tenure, Griffin has been a part of eight conference championship squads, including seven national tournament appearances. He has continuously worked with the Panthers’ kicking game since the mid-1980s.

2010 Hanover College coaches’ Records 2008- present: Joe Austin

5-14

1927-1931:

1982-2007:

Wayne Perry

174-89-2

1923-1926: Orville Hall

12-20-2

1977-1981:

Pete Compise

33-11-2

1921-1922: R.J. Ferguson

4-9-1

1972-1976: Rick Carter

36-11-0

1920: Andy Norgen

0-5-1

1968-1971:

Jon Mayfield

16-20-0

1919:

0-6-1

1964-1967:

Wade Roby

12-24-1

1917-1918 Earl Miles

1-7-0

1963:

Carl Benhase

0-9-0

1915-1916: G.L. Rider

2-9-0

1955-1962: Leo Kelly

32-39-1

1912-1914: A.S. Hotchkiss

6-10-0

1951-1954: Raymond Struck

20-13-3

1911: Black

1-3-0

1949-1950: Garland Frazier

10-6-2

1909-1910: E.L. Weber

3-7-0

1947-1948:

Jack Carl

13-3

1905-1908:

13- 8-3

1946:

Don Veller

4-3-0

1899-1904: Marshall 1886-1898:

No Games Played from 1943 to 1945 1932-1942:

John Van Liew

Pete Compise

Sylvester Paulus

Jack L. Thompson

8-23-5

11-16-4

Coaches Unknown 13-7-1

40-46-2

Former head coaches Wayne Perry, Pete Compise and Rick Carter helped propel Hanover’s program into national prominence. The trio posted a 243-111-4 record in 36 seasons and guided the Panthers to 14 conference championships and 12 appearances in the national playoffs during that span. Perry capped his career with the most victories in Indiana collegiate football history.

Wayne Perry Rick Carter

C.V. Money

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2010 Hanover College Season Preview

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anover College head coach, Joe Austin, thought it would be a good idea for the Panthers to get an early start on their 2010 football season. The result was a study abroad history class that coincided with a goodwill football game against the Stuttgart Scorpions of the German Football League; a league made of a combination of German nationals and professional American players.

The trip to the Bavarian Region of Germany was everything Austin was hoping for. “Our study abroad trip in May was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for our players. On our 11 day tour we studied in seven cities and enjoyed extensive visits to everything from castles to concentration camps. History professor Larry Thornton, who travelled with us and instructed the class, gave our players the chance to have a hands-on educational experience that they will never forget.”

The game against Stuttgart also went well for Hanover.

Junior Daniel Passafiume (Louisville, Ky.) returned the game’s opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown and the Panthers were on their way to a 44-12 victory.

Sophomore Colton Zeck (Walton, Ind.) had three touchdown receptions for more than 100 yards and was named offensive player of the game by Global Football, the game’s organizer. Junior Neal Ploeger (Greensburg, Ind.) was recognized as the defensive player of the game. Ploeger’s accomplishments included multiple sacks, a safety and a fumble recovery.

With an unofficial record of 1-0 heading into their traditional NCAA sanctioned season, Hanover is optimistic that 2010 will be the year that fans will see their physical and mental maturation pay off on the stat sheets.

“We finally have upperclassmen!” Austin says excitedly.

“During my first two years, we were extremely young and in a position that forced us to start about 20 freshmen over two seasons. This year, the first recruiting class that this staff brought in will be juniors. That means we will have more than 20 juniors to go with our six seniors. Last year, we only had 13 upperclassmen on the entire roster, so we are excited to be growing up.”

The Panther upperclassmen, particularly the junior class, are longer in the tooth than one may expect. “A lot of our juniors have been either starting or getting a lot of varsity time since the second they stepped on campus.

While they were taking their lumps as young players they were gaining a great deal of on-field experience that we hope will pay off for us,” says Austin.

Indeed, Hanover will have starting experience in their corner as they report for the 2010 campaign with seven returning starters on offense and nine on defense. “We had four seniors on the all-conference team last year that will be missed. But, other than those four big contributors, most everyone is back this year,” according to Austin.

So the 2010 Hanover Panthers will be older and wiser, in both football and worldly experience.

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Defense

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Associate head coach and defensive coordinator Tom Ross will have nearly 20 returning letterwinners to work with this fall.

Last year, the Panther defense enjoyed their second straight year of improvements in total defense, rushing defense and scoring defense.

The situation at the two safety positions appears to be more predictable, as two-time allHeartland Conference selection Rory Mannering (Walton, Ind.) returns for his junior year at strong safety. “Rory is the field general,” says Ross. “With the inexperience we will have at corner we need Rory to continue to improve this year and eliminate errors.”

Defensive Backs Perhaps the biggest hole left by last year’s graduates is the one left by Corry Stewart. Stewart led the NCAA with nine interceptions last year while earning all-American honors.

Stewart is now playing professionally for the same Stuttgart Scorpions team that the Panthers played in May. Ross served as head coach of the Scorpions prior to coming to Hanover and helped introduce him to the current coaching staff. The team signed Stewart immediately following his graduation last May. Filling Stewart’s shoes at cornerback will be a trio of players: sophomores Lucas Mackey (West Terre Haute, Ind.) and Jason Chisholm (Florence, Ky.) and junior Matt Steward ( Plainfield, Ind.).

Steward has the most experience of the bunch, starting games as both a freshman and sophomore at corner and safety. “Lucas and Jason both had good springs, and if some of our freshman can develop quickly, they could also jump into this group,” says Ross.

The race for the free safety position has two front runners; sophomores Shawn Gibson (Indianapolis, Ind.) and Xavier Jackson (Stuart, Fla.).

Gibson played in multiple games, including one start, at quarterback for the Panthers last fall before moving to defense this spring.

“Shawn is a guy we had to find a place for on the field. He had a great spring on defense,” Austin said. “We are excited to see what he can do when he gets fully comfortable at the position.”

Jackson started nine games as a freshman in 2008.

Linebackers Sophomore Andy Dalton (Guilford, Ind.) took over as the starting middle linebacker late last season and turned the opportunity into allconference recognition.

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2010 Hanover College Season Preview Despite limited action at the beginning of the year, Dalton dragged down 84 ball carriers which the second-highest total on the squad.

Dalton will be joined by fellow returning starter, junior Cord Dorsey (Franklin, Ind.), while the battle for the third linebacker spot will likely be between senior Clayton Mannering (Walton, Ind.) and sophomore Josh Gilb (Aurora, Ind.).

Mannering has starting experience in each of the last two years. Gilb earned multiple starting nods as a freshman in 2009.

“All of our linebackers have had a lot of seasoning, so we’re expecting them to make a lot of plays,” says Ross. “They are by far the most experienced group on the team.”

Defensive Line “We need more production from our defensive line,” says Ross. “We are expecting huge things out of senior Cameron Rode,” (Plantation, Fla.). Rode, a converted linebacker and part of the Hanover’s 4x100meter sprint relay, brings speed and explosiveness to the defensive end position.

Rode will be joined by fellow returning starters junior Matt Sieg (Anderson, Ind.), sophomore Javier Milian (Miramar, Fla.) and junior Dylan Bostwick (Norwood, Ohio). All of whom can play both the tackle and the end spots. This group also will be bolstered by Ploeger at end.

“We are trying to put our defensive ends in play-making roles,” says Austin. “We have speed that can give offensive tackles problems.”

OFFENSE For the first time in his tenure at Hanover, Austin will assume offensive coordinating duties for the Panthers.

Austin’s previous success as an offensive coordinator at a trio of schools, most recently the University of Dubuque (Iowa), helped him land at Hanover in 2008.

“There’ll be some differences in how we do things this year; things that fit my personality and my comfort zone. Things went really well in the spring and I think our players will find success with it in the fall.”

Quarterback When the Panthers’ offense takes the field they will have an allHeartland Conference quarterback to lead them. Junior C.J. Croft (Fort Campbell, Ky.) led the league in total offense and touchdown passes, and also finished third in the HCAC in rushing, in 2009. “When C.J. got hurt early in 2008, it was a setback for him and the team, but in the long term, it will pay off for everyone.”

With Gibson’s move to another position intended to be a full-time one, back-up duties will likely fall to a member of the freshman class.

Running Back Joining Croft in the shotgun backfield will be junior Jeremy Cook (Batesville, Ind.). As a Panther, Cook has started every game he has been healthy, and according to Austin, “Jeremy is ready to have a breakout season.”

Cook will be bolstered by a solid group of both returning and new backs. “We think we have some talent to support and push Jeremy.

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We don’t yet know who will be the guy to step up, but we know someone will,” adds Austin.

Joining Passafiume will be Zeck, a returning starter, and junior Chris Cason (Crestview Hills, Ky.).

Wide Receiver Last year’s season finale was a big one for Passafiume. In the game against Franklin College, Passafiume set the NCAA all-divisions record for receptions in a game with 25 and also clinched the NCAA receptions per game title.

Zeck scored three times during his freshman season and led the team with 4.9 yards per carry as a running back. “We plan to use Colton’s versatility to our advantage. We’ll throw it to him and hand it to him again this year,” claims Austin.

The junior has already earned three spots on the all-HCAC team in his first two seasons - twice as a receiver and once as a kick returner. In 2009, Passafiume led the Heartland Conference in receptions, receiving yards, touchdowns, all-purpose yards and touchdowns. Austin says, “Daniel’s success last year has motivated him. He knows he can have a big impact on the success of our team and he knows that he can put up some special individual numbers in the process.”

The final starting role will be hotlycontested between veterans and rookies.

Junior Matt Robinette (Otwell, Ind.) started at times in 2009 and has the ability to play tight end. Senior Mark Frey (Elkhart, Ind.) brings three years of experience to the competition.

Senior Jimmy Girot (Connersville, Ind.) will vie for time in a hybrid tight end/fullback role.

Offensive Line The tackle positions will be the strength of the Panthers’ offensive line behind senior Bruce Whitehead

(Petersburg, Ind.) and junior Matt Money (Oakwood, Ohio).

Whitehead was an all-HCAC honoree in 2009. Money split starts between tackle and guard a year ago. He started at defensive tackle as a freshman. “In my opinion, we have two of the best tackles in the league this year,” says Austin. “They are converted defensive linemen which means they have good feet.

We need them to help us get our running game going this year.”

Brad Fox (Bargersville, Ind.) started at guard last year and is back for his junior season. Senior Tyler Mudd (Lexington, Ky.) and sophomore Devon Parker (Goshen, Ind.) were spot-starters a year ago and will look to fend off a good group of freshman. Austin adds, “Our offensive and defensive line players should be the cream of this recruiting class. There are several guys on both sides of the ball that could contribute or start right away.”

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2010 Hanover College FootbalL Players

1 Daniel Passafiume Jr. 6-0 171 WR St. Xavier Louisville, Ky.

2 Rory Mannering Jr. 6-3 201 DB Lewis Cass Walton, Ind.

3 C.J. Croft

Jr. 6-1 193 QB Fort Campbell H.S. Fort Campbell, Ky.

4 Vaughn Crapser

5 Xavier Jackson

7 Dylan Dunlop

8 Jemal Potter

9 Filiberto Martinez

11 Colton Zeck

Sutter 12 Spencer

16 Dexter Britt

So. 5-11 196 WR Carroll Churubusco, Ind.

Jr. 6-1 185 WR Martin County Stuart, Fla.

Junior receiver Daniel Passafiume led the nation with 11.4 catches per game in 2009. He also set a NCAA all-divisions single-game record with 25 receptions against Franklin College, breaking the mark held by NFL hall-of-famer Jerry Rice.

Fr. 5-7 145 K/P Palmetto Miami, Fla.

Jr. 5-9 188 WR Vista H.S. Vista, Calif.

Fr. 6-5 185 QB Bethel-Tate Bethel, Ohio

Fr. 5-9 191 RB Christian Cincinnati, Ohio

So. 5-10 184 RB Lewis Cass Galveston, Ind.

Fr. 6-1 168 QB Male Louisville, Ky.

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17 Shawn Gibson

18 Robert Klotz

20 Lucas Mackey

21 Austin Olvey

23 Tirell Englemon

24 Drew Sowder

25 Jeremy Cook

26 Matt Steward

27 Jason Chisholm

28 Darren Bailey

30 Derrick Worden

32 Zach Price

33 Alan Beasley

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35 Brett Allison

37 Don Ransom

38 Ben Walbert

39 Jimmy Girot

So. 6-0 193 DB Southport Indianapolis, Ind.

So. 6-0 172 DB Oldham County LaGrange, Ky.

Fr. 5-10 175 DB Lewis Cass Galveston, Ind.

36 Colin Alexander Fr. 5-11 170 DB North Central Indianapolis, Ind.

Fr. 5-11 176 WR Oak Hills Cincinnati, Ohio

Jr. 5-10 186 RB Batesville H.S. Batesville, Ind.

Fr. 5-11 205 RB North Oldham Goshen, Ky.

Fr. 5-8 152 DB North Central Indianapolis, Ind.

So. 6-0 183 DB West Vigo W. Terre Haute, Ind.

Jr. 5-9 167 WR Plainfield H.S. Plainfield, Ind.

Fr. 6-0 184 LB Spring Hill Columbia, Tenn.

So. 5-11 198 RB Glenn Walkerton, Ind.

Fr. 5-8 197 RB Heritage Christian Fishers, Ind.

So. 5-10 170 DB Boone County Florence, Ky.

Matt McConnell

Fr. 5-10 172 DB Trinity Buckner, Ky.

Sr. 6-1 196 TE Connersville H.S. Connersville, Ind.

Fr. 5-11 181 DB Holmes Covington, Ky.

Jr. 5-9 185 RB CMA Detroit, Mich.

Fr. 6-2 165 P/K Yorktown H.S. Yorktown, Ind.

40 Ethan Waltz Fr. 6-0 189 LB Indian Creek Trafalgar, Ind.

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2010 Hanover College FootbalL Players

41Chris Thompson Fr. 5-9 183 LB Highland Anderson, Ind.

42 Jason Neal Jr. 6-0 204 LB Highland Shirley, Ind.

43 Andy Dalton So. 6-1 210 LB East Central Guilford, Ind.

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Clayton Mannering

Sr. 5-10 181 LB Lewis Cass Walton, Ind.

Junior defensive back Rory Mannering led Hanover’s defensive unit with 95 tackles in 2009. He also posted 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack and three interceptions for the Panthers.

46 R.J. Beitz

47 LeLand Alyea

48 Brandon Foster

49 Maxx Fisher

Mudd 50 Tyler

Smith 51Forrest

Fr. 6-1 233 LB Shelby County Simpsonville, Ky.

Fr. 6-1 215 LB Gibson Southern Fort Branch, Ind.

Sr. 5-9 238 OL Catholic Lexington, Ky.

So. 5-7 175 LB Wekulla Crawfordsville, Fla.

Fr. 6-1 211 LB Seymour H.S. Seymour, Ind.

Fr. 6-5 225 LB Hazard H.S. Hazard, Ky.

45 Brian Robertson So. 5-11 191 LB Boone County Florence, Ky.

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52 Derek Prifogle

53 Kerry Detienne

54 Kurtis Schimmel

55 Cord Dorsey

56 Chad Day

57 Josh Gilb

59 Cameron Mains

60 Tom Wall

61Michael Schlitt

62 Kyle Barrett

64 Andrew Ridner

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66 Davie Brush

67 Joe Sander

68 Evan Simpson

69 Brad Fox

71Jacob Porter

Parker 72 Devon

Goff 73 Ryan

74 Matt Money

Jr. 6-0 220 OL Connersville H.S. Connersville, Ind.

So. 6-1 212 LB South Dearborn Aurora, Ind.

Fr. 6-0 201 DL Monrovia Mooresville, Ind.

Jr. 6-1 253 OL Franklin Bargersville, Ind.

So. 6-2 219 LB Highland Anderson, Ind.

Fr. 5-10 220 DL Batesville H.S. Batesville, Ind.

Skylar Duckworth

Fr. 6-2 254 OL Fern Creek Louisville, Ky.

Fr. 6-1 255 OL Lone Oak Padukah, Ky.

Fr. 5-11 215 DL South Decatur Westport, Ind.

Fr. 6-0 284 DL Lake Weir Ocala, Fla.

Fr. 6-2 318 OL Merritt Merritt Island, Fla.

So. 6-3 228 OL Concord Goshen, Ind.

Jr. 5-11 195 LB Franklin H.S. Franklin, Ind.

Jr. 5-11 230 OL Warsaw H.S. Warsaw, Ind.

Sr. 6-2 280 OL Cathedral Indianapolis, Ind.

So. 5-11 250 OL Carroll County Carrollton, Ky.

Fr. 5-11 243 OL Princeton Cincinnati, Ohio

Fr. 6-0 216 OL Connersville H.S. Connersville, Ind.

Fr. 5-11 385 OL North Bullitt Louisville, Ky.

Jr. 6-3 295 OL Oakwood H.S. Oakwood, Ohio

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2010 Hanover College FootbalL Players

75 Brandon Epperson

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83 Sean Prieto

85 Jacob Noger

Fr. 6-4 368 OL Grant County Dry Ridge, Ky.

Fr. 6-3 256 DL Senior Miami, Fla.

Bruce Whitehead

Sr. 6-4 265 OL Pike Central Petersburg, Ind.

So. 6-3 167 WR Henry Clay Lexington, Ky.

89 Matt Robinette

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95 Matt McCarthy

96 Alex Taylor III

Jr. 6-3 208 TE Pike Central Otwell, Ind.

So. 5-9 209 DL Community Franklin, Ind.

Matt Sieg

Jr. 6-3 230 DL Highland Anderson, Ind.

So. 6-1 212 DL Male Prospect, Ky.

79 Javier Milian

80 Mark Frey

81Anthony Cedeno

86 Kraig Eckstein

87 Chris Cason

88 Conner Powell

So. 6-0 240 DL Mater Academy Miramar, Fla.

Jr. 6-1 205 TE East Central Sunman, Ind.

Sr. 5-11 183 WR Memorial Elkhart, Ind.

Jr. 6-3 196 WR Covington Catholic Crestview Hills, Ky.

91Cameron Rode

93 Neal Ploeger

97 Devon Kondaki

99 Dylan Bostwick

Sr. 5-11 221 DL Chaminade-Madonna Plantation, Fla.

Fr. 6-4 198 DL Stoneman Douglas Coral Springs, Fla.

Jr. 6-1 223 DL North Decatur Greensburg, Ind.

Jr. 6-0 255 DL Norwood H.S. Norwood, Ohio

Fr. 6-3 213 WR Martin Arlington, Texas

Fr. 5-9 159 WR Lakota West

Liberty Township, Ohio

94 Tom Call

Fr. 6-2 234 DL Klein Oak Spring, Texas

2010 Hanover College Support Staff President Sue DeWine Dr. Sue DeWine became the 15th president of Hanover College, July 1, 2007.

As the former provost of Marietta College (Ohio), DeWine has extensive experience as an administrator, fund-raiser and communication consultant.

DeWine was a professor at Ohio University from 1985-2000 in organizational communication and research and consulting. She served as director of the School of Interpersonal Communication from 1988-2000. She received an award for scholarship, teaching and leadership and an award for dedication to excellence and acceptance of diversity, vision and forthrightness from the National Communication Association.

She has served as a consultant to Fortune 500 companies, government and educational institutions. A well-published author, she has written more than 60 communication-oriented books and articles.

DeWine earned a doctorate in communication and counseling psychology from Indiana University in 1977. She received a master’s in rhetoric and public address from Miami University (Ohio) in 1967 and a bachelor’s degree in English and speech education from Miami in 1966.

Lynn Hall - Athletic Director Lynn Hall is in her 12th year as Hanover’s director of athletics. Under her leadership, the Hanover’s athletic program has continued to thrive, with both the men’s and women’s programs winning Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference all-sports awards.

A 1982 Hanover graduate, Hall was the head coach for the Panthers’ volleyball program from 1987 to 1998. She was able to build an outstanding volleyball tradition, win three conference championships and be named league coach of the year three times. She is a past member of the NCAA Division III National Volleyball Committee. In addition to her administrative work with athletics, she also a faculty member in exercise science.

Sports Information Carter Cloyd Press Box Phone: (812) 866-7347 Office Phone: (812) 866-7010 E-Mail: cloyd@hanover.edu Fax: (812) 866-7057

Team Physicians Dr. Peter Maiers II, Orthopedic Surgeon Methodist Sports Medicine, Indianapolis, Ind.

Team Support Athletic Trainer Tony Carlton, ATC Office Phone: (812) 866-7378 Fax: (812) 866-7380 E-Mail: carlton@hanover.edu

Student Managers Abbie Brownell, Sr. Khrystal Nugent, So. Sam Louis, So.

Dr. Mark Totten - King’s Daughters’ Hospital, Madison Ind.

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2010 Hanover College FootbalL Roster 1

Daniel Passafiume

WR

Jr.

6-0

171 Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier)

2 Rory Mannering

DB

Jr.

6-3

201

Walton, Ind. (Lewis Cass)

3

QB

Jr.

6-1

193

Fort Campbell, Ky. (H.S)

4 Vaughn Crapser

WR

So.

5-11

196

Churubusco, Ind. (Carroll)

5

Xavier Jackson

WR

Jr.

6-1

185

Stuart, Fla. (Martin County)

7

Dylan Dunlop

K/P

Fr.

5-7

145

Miami, Fla. (Palmetto)

8

Jemal Potter RB

Fr.

5-9

191

Cincinnati, Ohio (Christian)

9

Filiberto Martinez

Jr.

5-9

188 Vista, Calif. (H.S.)

11 Colton Zeck RB

So.

5-10

184 Galveston, Ind. (Lewis Cass)

12 Spencer Sutter

QB

Fr.

6-5

185

16 Dexter Britt

QB

Fr.

6-1

168 Louisville, Ky. (Male)

17 Shawn Gibson

DB

So.

6-0

193

Indianapolis, Ind. (Southport)

18 Robert Klotz

WR

Fr.

5-11

176

Cincinnati, Ohio (Oak Hills)

20 Lucas Mackey

DB

So.

6-0

183

West Terre Haute, Ind. (West Vigo)

21 Austin Olvey RB

Fr.

5-8

197

Fishers, Ind. (Heritage Christian)

23 Tirell Englemon

DB

Fr.

5-11

181

Covington, Ky. (Holmes)

24 Drew Sowder

DB

So.

6-0

172 LaGrange, Ky. (Oldham County)

25 Jeremy Cook RB

Jr.

5-10

186

Batesville, Ind. (H.S)

26 Matt Steward LB

Jr.

5-9

167

Plainfield, Ind. (H.S.)

27 Jason Chisholm

So.

5-10

170

Florence, Ky. (Boone County)

28 Darren Bailey RB

Jr.

5-9

185

Detroit, Mich. (CMA)

30 Derrick Worden

DB

Fr.

5-10

175 Galveston, Ind. (Lewis Cass)

32 Zach Price RB

Fr.

5-11

205 Goshen, Ky. (North Oldham)

33 Alan Beasley LB

Fr.

6-0

184

Columbia, Tenn. (Spring Hill)

34 Matt McConnell

DB

Fr.

5-10

172

Buckner, Ky. (Trinity)

35 Brett Allison

P/K

Fr.

6-2

165 Yorktown, Ind. (H.S.)

36 Colin Alexander

DB

Fr.

5-11

170

Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central)

37 Don Ransom

DB

Fr.

5-8

152

Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central)

38 Ben Walbert RB

So.

5-11

198

Walkerton, Ind. (Glenn)

39 Jimmy Girot

TE

Sr.

6-1

196

Connersville, Ind. (H.S.)

40 Ethan Waltz LB

Fr.

6-0

189

Trafalgar, Ind. (Indian Creek)

41 Chris Thompson LB

Fr.

5-9

183 Anderson, Ind. (Highland)

42 Jason Neal LB

Jr.

6-0

204

43 Andy Dalton LB

So.

6-1

210 Guilford, Ind. (East Central)

44 Clayton Mannering LB

Sr.

5-10

181

Walton, Ind. (Lewis Cass)

45 Brian Robertson LB

So.

5-11

191

Florence, Ky. (Boone County)

46 R.J. Beitz LB

Fr.

6-1

233

Simpsonville, Ky. (Shelby County)

47 LeLand Alyea LB

So.

5-7

175

Crawfordville, Fla. (Wekulla)

48 Brandon Foster LB

Fr.

6-1

215

Fort Branch, Ind. (Gibson Southern)

49 Maxx Fisher LB

Fr.

6-1

211

Seymour, Ind. (H.S.)

50 Tyler Mudd OL

Sr.

5-9

238 Lexington, Ky. (Catholic)

C.J. Croft

WR

DB

Bethel, Ohio (Bethel-Tate)

Shirley, Ind. (Highland)

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51 Forrest Smith LB

Fr.

6-5

225

Hazard, Ky. (H.S.)

52 Derek Prifogle OL

Jr.

6-0

220

Connersville, Ind. (H.S.)

53 Kerry Detienne LB

So.

6-2

219 Anderson, Ind. (Highland)

54 Kurtis Schimmel

DL

Fr.

5-11

215

Westport, Ind. (South Decatur)

55 Cord Dorsey LB

Jr.

5-11

195

Franklin, Ind. (H.S.)

56 Chad Day OL

Fr.

5-11

243

Cincinnati, Ohio (Princeton)

57 Josh Gilb LB

So.

6-1

212 Aurora, Ind. (South Dearborn)

59 Cameron Mains

DL

Fr.

5-10

220

60 Tom Wall

DL

Fr.

6-0

284 Ocala, Fla. (Lake Weir)

61 Michael Schlitt OL

Jr.

5-11

230

Warsaw, Ind. (H.S.)

62 Kyle Barrett OL

Fr.

6-0

216

Connersville, Ind. (H.S.)

64 Andrew Ridner

DL

Fr.

6-0

201

Mooresville, Ind. (Monrovia)

65 Skylar Duckworth OL

Fr.

6-2

254 Louisville, Ky. (Fern Creek)

66 Davie Brush OL

Fr.

6-2

318

Merritt Island, Fla. (Merritt)

67 Joe Sander OL

Fr.

6-2

280

Indianapolis, Ind. (Cathedral)

68 Evan Simpson OL

Fr.

5-11

385 Louisville, Ky. (North Bullitt)

69 Brad Fox OL

Jr.

6-1

253

Bargersville, Ind. (Franklin)

71 Jacob Porter OL

Fr.

6-1

255

Paducah, Ky. (Lone Oak)

72 Devon Parker OL

So.

6-3

228 Goshen, Ind. (Concord)

73 Ryan Goff OL

So.

5-11

250

74 Matt Money OL

Jr.

6-3

295 Oakwood, Ohio (H.S.)

75 Brandon Epperson OL

Fr.

6-4

368

Dry Ridge, Ky. (Grant County)

77 Bruce Whitehead OL

Sr.

6-4

265

Petersburg, Ind. (Pike Central)

79 Javier Milian

DL

So.

6-0

240

Miramar, Fla. (Mater Academy)

80 Mark Frey

WR

Sr.

5-11

183 Elkhart, Ind. (Memorial)

81 Anthony Cedeno

WR

Fr.

6-3

213 Arlington, Texas (Martin)

83 Sean Prieto

DL

Fr.

6-3

256

85 Jacob Noger

WR

So.

6-3

167 Lexington, Ky. (Henry Clay)

86 Kraig Eckstein

TE

Jr.

6-1

205

Sunman, Ind. (East Central)

87 Chris Cason

WR

Jr.

6-3

196

Crestview Hills, Ky. (Covington Catholic)

88 Conner Powell

WR

Fr.

5-9

159 Liberty Township, Ohio (Lakota West)

89 Matt Robinette

TE

Jr.

6-3

208 Otwell, Ind. (Pike Central)

90 Matt Sieg

DL

Jr.

6-3

230 Anderson, Ind. (Highland)

91 Cameron Rode

DL

Sr.

5-11

221

93 Neal Ploeger

DL

Jr.

6-1

223 Greensburg, Ind. (North Decatur)

94 Tom Call

DL

Fr.

6-2

234

Spring, Texas (Klein Oak)

95 Matt McCarthy

DL

So.

5-9

209

Franklin, Ind. (Community)

96 Alex Taylor III

DL

So.

6-1

212

Prospect, Ky. (Male)

97 Devon Kondaki

DL

Fr.

6-4

198

Coral Springs, Fla. (Stoneman Douglas)

99 Dylan Bostwick

DL

Jr.

6-0

255 Norwood, Ohio (H.S.)

Batesville, Ind. (H.S)

Carrollton, Ky. (Carroll County)

Miami, Fla. (Senior)

Plantation, Fla. (Chaminade-Madonna)

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2010 Hanover College Opponent Capsules Centre College Sept. 4 at Danville, Ky. 7:30 p.m., Farris Stadium Centre leads series 26-12-2 Last Meeting: Centre 34, Hanover 20 (2009) Location: Danville, Kentucky Founded: 1819 Enrollment: 1,215 President: John Roush Athletic Director: Brian Chafin Sports Information: Mike Pritchard Web Site: www.centre.edu Nickname: Colonels Colors: Black & Old Gold Stadium: Farris Stadium Capacity: 2,500 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Southern Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 7-2 2009 Conference Record: 4-2 (3rd) Head Coach: Andy Frye Alma Mater: Muskingum, 1981 Record at Centre: 72-47 (12 seasons) Offense: Run and Shoot Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning: N/A Starters Returning: 13 Colonels’ Schedule Sept. 4 Hanover 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 11 at Maryville (Tenn.)

1:30 p.m.

Sept. 18 DePauw 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 25 at Austin (Texas) 1 p.m.

Oct. 2 at Sewanee (Tenn.)

1 p.m.

Oct. 9 Birmingham Southern (Ala.) 1 :30 p.m.

Oct. 23 Millsaps (Miss.)

2:30 p.m.

Oct. 30 at Rhodes (Tenn.)

2 p.m.

Nov. 6 Trinity (Texas) 12:30 p.m.

Nov. 13 LaGrange (Ga.) 1:30 p.m.

Thomas More College Sept. 11 at Hanover, Ind. 1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field Hanover leads series 7-5 Last Meeting: T. More 40, Hanover 23 (2007) Location: Crestview Hills, Ky. Founded: 1921 Enrollment: 1,984 President: Sister Margaret Stallmeyer Athletic Director: Terry Connor Sports Information: Cory Blackson Web Site: www.thomasmore.edu Nickname: Saints Colors: Royal Blue & White Stadium: The Bank of Kentucky Field Capacity: 3,000 Playing Surface: Field Turf Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Presidents’ Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 11-1 2009 Conference Record: 6-0 (1st) Head Coach: Jim Hilvert Alma Mater: St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 1993 Record at Thomas More: 23-10 (3 seasons) Offense: Spread Defense: 4-4 Letterwinners Returning: 44 Starters Returning: 17

Saints’ Schedule Sept. 11 at Hanover Sept. 18 at Geneva (Pa.) Sept. 25 Wash. & Jefferson (Pa.) Oct. 2 Thiel (Pa.) Oct. 9 at Grove City (Pa.) Oct. 16 Saint Vincent (Pa.) Oct. 23 at Bethany (W.Va.) Oct. 30 Westminster (Pa.) Nov. 6 at Waynesburg (Pa.) Nov. 13 Mount St. Joseph

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Defiance College Sept. 18 at Hanover, Ind. Faculty & Staff Appreciation Day 1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field Hanover leads series 19-11 Last Meeting: Hanover 30, Defiance 27 (2009) Location: Defiance, Ohio Founded: 1850 Enrollment: 1,070 President: Mark Gordon Athletic Director: Jenni Morrison Sports Information: Seth Mikel Web Site: www.defiance.edu Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Purple & Gold Stadium: Coressel Stadium Capacity: 4,000 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 4-6 2009 Conference Record: 3-4 (5th) Head Coach: Robert Taylor Alma Mater: Albion, 1995 Record at Defiance: 31-39 (7 seasons) Offense: Multiple I Defense: 3-4 Letterwinners Returning: 36 Starters Returning: 12 Yellow Jackets’ Schedule Sept. 4 at Muskingum Sept. 11 at Adrian Sept. 18 at Hanover* Sept. 25 Franklin* Oct. 9 Mount St. Joseph* Oct. 16 at Earlham* Oct. 23 Anderson* Oct. 30 Rose-Hulman* Nov. 6 at Manchester* Nov. 13 at Bluffton*

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1:30 p.m.

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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Sept. 25 at Hanover, Ind. Hall of Fame Game 2:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field Hanover leads series 31-28-2 Last Meeting: R-H 41, Hanover 38 (2009) Location: Terre Haute, Ind. Founded: 1874 Enrollment: 1,900 President: Matt Branam Athletic Director: Jeff Jenkins Sports Information: Kevin Lanke Web Site: www.rose-hulman.edu Nickname: Fightin’ Engineers Colors: Old Rose & White

Stadium: Cook Stadium Capacity: 2,000 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 6-4 2009 Conference Record: 4-3 (4th) Head Coach: Jayson Martin Alma Mater: Kentucky State, 1998 Record at Rose-Hulman: 0-0 (first season) Offense: N/A Defense: N/A Letterwinners Returning: 18 Starters Returning: 8 Fightin’ Engineers’ Schedule Sept. 11 at DePauw Sept. 18 Kalamazoo (Mich.)

Sept. 25 at Hanover* Oct. 2 Manchester* Oct. 9 at Franklin* Oct. 16 at Mount St. Joseph* Oct. 23 Bluffton* Oct. 30 at Defiance* Nov. 6 Anderson* 1 Nov. 13 Earlham*

1 p.m.

1 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

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1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m. :30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

Anderson University Oct. 2 at Anderson, Ind. 1:30 p.m., Macholtz Stadium Hanover leads series 39-22 Last Meeting: Hanover 51, Anderson 13 (2009) Location: Anderson, Ind. Founded: 1917 Enrollment: 2,750 President: James Edwards Athletic Director: Marcie Taylor Sports Information: Justin Bates Web Site: www.anderson.edu Nickname: Ravens Colors: Black & Orange Stadium: Macholtz Stadium Capacity: 4,200 Playing Surface: Artificial Turf Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 1-9 2009 Conference Record: 1-6 (7th) Head Coach: Jeff Judge Alma Mater: Iowa State, 1987 Record at Anderson: 29-41 (7 seasons) Offense: N/A Defense: N/A Letterwinners Returning: N/A Starters Returning: N/A Ravens’ Schedule Sept. 2 Taylor Sept. 11 at Greenville (Ill.) Sept. 18 at Mount St. Joseph * Sept. 25 at Earlham * Oct. 2 Hanover * Oct. 16 Bluffton * Oct. 23 at Defiance * Oct. 30 Franklin * Nov. 6 at Rose-Hulman * Nov. 13 Manchester *

7 p.m.

2 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

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Earlham College Oct. 9 at Hanover, Ind. Homecoming Game 1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field Hanover leads series 37-14-2 Last Meeting: Hanover 20, Earlham 6 (1989) Location: Richmond, Ind. Founded: 1847 Enrollment: 1,200 President: Douglas Bennett Athletic Director: Frank Carr Sports Information: Don Tincher Web Site: www.earlham.edu Nickname: Quakers Colors: Maroon & White Stadium: Beane Stadium Capacity: 3,000 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 5-5 2009 Conference Record: 3-4 (5th in NCAC) Head Coach: Gerry Keesling Alma Mater: Earlham, 1982 Record at Earlham: 24-46 (7 seasons) Offense: N/A Defense: N/A Letterwinners Returning: 42 Starters Returning: 16 Quakers’ Schedule Sept. 4 Sewanee (Tenn.)

Sept. 11 at Denison (Ohio) Sept. 18 at Manchester* Sept. 25 Anderson* Oct. 2 Bluffton* Oct. 9 at Hanover* Oct. 16 Defiance* Oct. 23 Mount St. Joseph* Nov. 6 at Franklin* Nov. 13 at Rose-Hulman*

1:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

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1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

Manchester College Oct. 23 at North Manchester, Ind. 1:30 p.m., Burt Stadium Hanover leads series 55-13 Last Meeting: Man. 30, Hanover 8 (2009) Location: North Manchester, Ind. Founded: 1889 Enrollment: 1,223 President: Jo Young Switzer Athletic Director: Rick Espeset Sports Information: Doug Shoemaker Web Site: www.manchester.edu Nickname: Spartans Colors: Black & Old Gold Stadium: Burt Stadium Capacity: 4,500 Playing Surface: Natural Grass, Lighted Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 5-5 2009 Conference Record: 5-2 (2nd) Head Coach: Shannon Griffith Alma Mater: Ball State, 1991 Record at Manchester: 16-44 (6 seasons) Offense: Multi-Set Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning: 23 Starters Returning: 11

Spartans’ Schedule Sept. 2 at Trine Sept. 11 at Kalamazoo (Mich.)

Sept. 18 Earlham* Oct. 2 at Rose-Hulman* Oct. 9 at Bluffton* Oct. 16 Franklin* Oct. 23 Hanover* Oct. 30 at Mount St. Joseph* Nov. 6 Defiance* Nov. 13 at Anderson*

7:30 p.m.

12:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

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1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

Bluffton University

Oct. 30 at Bluffton, Ohio 1:30 p.m., Salzman Stadium Hanover leads series 28-5 Last Meeting: Hanover 52, Bluffton 19 (2009) Location: Bluffton, Ohio Founded: 1899 Enrollment: 1,127 President: James Harder Athletic Director: Phill Talavinia Sports Information: Bill Hanefeld, Jr. Web Site: www.bluffton.edu Nickname: Beavers Colors: Royal Purple & White Stadium: Salzman Stadium Capacity: 3,000 Playing Surface: Natural Grass Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 0-10 2009 Conference Record: 0-7 (8th) Head Coach: Tyson Veidt Alma Mater: Muskingum, 1996 Record at Bluffton: 1-19 (2 seasons) Offense: Multiple I Defense: Odd Stack Letterwinners Returning: N/A Starters Returning: 16 Beavers’ Schedule Sept. 4 at Kalamazoo (Mich.)

Sept. 11 Trine Sept. 18 at Franklin* Sept. 25 Mount St. Joseph* Oct. 2 at Earlham* Oct. 9 Manchester * Oct. 16 at Anderson* Oct. 23 at Rose-Hulman* Oct. 30 Hanover* Nov. 13 Defiance*

2 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

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1:30 p.m.

College of Mount St. Joseph Nov. 6 at Hanover, Ind. Senior Day 1:30 p.m., L.S. Ayres Field Hanover leads series 13-5 Last Meeting: Mount St. Joseph 28, Hanover 13 (2009) Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Founded: 1920 Enrollment: 2,300 President: Anthony Aretz Athletic Director: Steve Radcliffe Sports Information: Dane Neumeister Web Site: www.msj.edu Nickname: Lions Colors: Blue & Gold

Stadium: Schueler Field Capacity: 2,400 Playing Surface: Artificial Turf Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 9-2 2009 Conference Record: 7-0 (1st) Head Coach: Rod Huber Alma Mater: Cincinnati, 1989 Record at MSJ: 64-41 (10 seasons) Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-4 Letterwinners Returning: N/A Starters Returning: N/A Lions’ Schedule Sept. 4 Wilmington (Ohio) Sept. 18 Anderson* Sept. 25 at Bluffton* Oct. 2 Franklin* Oct. 9 at Defiance* Oct. 16 Rose-Hulman* Oct. 23 at Earlham* Oct. 30 Manchester* Nov. 6 at Hanover* Nov. 13 at Thomas More (Ky.)

6 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

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1:30 p.m.

Franklin College Nov. 13 at Franklin, Ind. Victory Bell Game 1:30 p.m., Faught Stadium Hanover leads series 42-34-3 Last Meeting: Franklin 42, Hanover 28 (2009) Location: Franklin, Indiana Founded: 1834 Enrollment: 1,014 President: James Moseley Athletic Director: Kerry Prather Sports Information: Kevin Elixman Web Site: www.franklincollege.edu Nickname: Grizzlies Colors: Navy Blue & Old Gold Stadium: Faught Stadium Capacity: 2,000 Playing Surface: Astroturf Affiliation: NCAA Division III League: Heartland Collegiate Athletic 2009 Overall Record: 7-3 2009 Conference Record: 5-2 (2nd) Head Coach: Mike Leonard Alma Mater: Hanover, 1984 Record at Franklin: 48-26 (7 seasons) Offense: Run and Shoot Defense: 3-4 Letterwinners Returning: 36 Starters Returning: 15 Grizzlies’ Schedule Sept. 4 at Carthage (Wis.) Sept. 11 Valparaiso Sept. 18 Bluffton* Sept. 25 at Defiance* Oct. 2 at Mount St. Joseph* Oct. 9 Rose-Hulman* Oct. 16 at Manchester* Oct. 30 at Anderson* Nov. 6 Earlham* Nov. 13 Hanover*

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2010 Hanover College Opponent Scores Anderson Series: 39-22-0

Bluffton Series: 28-5-0

1947: Hanover 26-7 1950: Anderson 34-7 1951: Hanover 35-0 1952: Hanover 25-0 1953: Hanover 26-0 1954: Hanover 20-7 1955: Hanover 32-6 1956: Hanover 48-27 1957: Anderson 29-20 1958: Hanover 14-12 1959: Anderson 26-7 1960: Hanover 14-7 1961: Anderson 26-13 1962: Anderson 21-7 1963: Anderson 38-12 1964: Hanover 20-18 1965: Anderson 21-12 1966: Hanover 14-0 1967: Hanover 33-22 1968: Anderson 21-19 1969: Anderson 43-22 1970: Anderson 34-8 1971: Anderson 29-6 1972: Anderson 29-0 1973: Hanover 24-14 1974: Hanover 76-0 1975: Hanover 76-6 1976: Hanover 62-14 1977: Hanover 24-13 1978: Hanover 12-10 1979: Hanover 26-0 1980: Hanover 28-13 1981: Anderson 28-23 1982: Anderson 14-3 1983: Anderson 14-10 1984: Hanover 25-24 1985: Hanover 31-27 1986: Hanover 41-6 1987: Hanover 38-7 1988: Anderson 56-42 1989: Hanover 40-24 1990: Anderson 30-12 1991: Anderson 36-26 1992: Hanover 38-19 1993: Anderson 28-21 1994: Hanover 37-9 1995: Hanover 41-35 1996: Hanover 34-17 1997: Hanover 21-0 1998: Hanover 58-20 1999: Hanover 31-12 2000: Hanover 48-26 2001: Anderson 51-27 2002: Hanover 41-23 2003: Hanover 48-19 2004: Hanover 21-0 2005: Hanover 35-28 2006: Hanover 27-3 2007: Anderson 37-27 2008: Anderson 56-12 2009: Hanover 51-13

1972: Bluffton 17-14 1973: Hanover 31-13 1975: Hanover 21-7 1976: Hanover 13-7 1977: Hanover 52-6 1978: Hanover 31-0 1979: Hanover 21-0 1980: Hanover 24-0 1981: Hanover 31-7 1982: Hanover 62-17 1983: Hanover 35-10 1984: Hanover 44-7 1985: Bluffton 56-41 1986: Hanover 24-10 1987: Hanover 40-37 1988: Bluffton 40-21 1989: Hanover 31-21 1990: Bluffton 22-7 1991: Hanover 56-28 1992: Hanover 56-49 1993: Hanover 33-23 1998: Hanover 40-12 1999: Hanover 41-38 2000: Hanover 24-15 2001: Hanover 34-15 2002: Hanover 47-21 2003: Hanover 52-10 2004: Hanover 37-20 2005: Bluffton 33-19 2006: Hanover 7-6 2007: Hanover 24-21 2008: Hanover 42-19 2009: Hanover 52-19 Centre Series: 12-26-2 1900: Centre 26- 0 1907: Centre 11- 0 1908: Centre 24-11 1910: Centre 33-0 1919: Centre 95-0 1940: Centre 35-0 1941: Centre 51-6 1942: Centre 42-12 1946: Hanover 27-0 1947: Hanover 14-7 1948: 0-0 Tie 1949: Hanover 27-6 1950: Centre 24-14 1954: Centre 21-6 1955: Centre 27-13 1956: Hanover 19-13 1957: Hanover 26-19 1958: Centre 20-13 1959: 14-14 Tie 1960: Centre 27-6 1961: Centre 26-12 1962: Centre 14-13 1963: Centre 41-20 1964: Centre 28-0

1965: Centre 33-16 1966: Centre 13-12 1967: Centre 27-19 1968: Centre 43-14 1969: Centre 28-22 1970: Centre 21-0 1971: Hanover 13-0 1972: Hanover 20-8 1973: Hanover 38-21 1974: Hanover 51-0 1994: Hanover 31-19 1995: Hanover 14-3 1996: Centre 14-13 1997: Hanover 22-17 2008: Centre 46-22 2009: Centre 34-20 Defiance Series: 19-11-0 1924: Hanover 21-6 1975: Hanover 27-0 1976: Hanover 24-3 1977: Defiance 30-0 1978: Defiance 24-12 1979: Hanover 24-17 1980: Hanover 27-14 1981: Hanover 51-26 1982: Hanover 7-6 1983: Hanover 17-16 1984: Hanover 45-42 1985: Hanover 35-24 1986: Hanover 47-7 1987: Hanover 44-20 1988: Hanover 51-10 1989: Hanover 27-0 1992: Defiance 35-14 1993: Defiance 46-29 1994: Defiance 35-24 1995: Hanover 38-20 2000: Defiance 13-7 (OT) 2001: Defiance 33-13 2002: Hanover 57-35 2003: Hanover 55-38 2004: Hanover 28-7 2005: Defiance 28-14 2006: Defiance 20-10 2007: Defiance 33-7 2008: Defiance 31-28 (OT) 2009: Hanover 30-27 Earlham Series: 37-14-2 1913: Hanover 6-2 1914: Earlham 34-7 1915: Earlham 15-6 1917: Earlham 18-7 1920: Earlham 28-3 1921: Earlham 14-7 1922: Hanover 19-6 1923: Hanover 40-0 1924: Hanover 22-0 1925: Earlham 28-0

1926: Hanover 6-0 1927: Earlham 13-0 1928: Earlham 18-7 1929: Hanover 7-0 1930: 7-7 Tie 1931: Earlham 13-0 1932: Hanover 12-0 1933: Hanover 40-6 1934: Hanover 27-0 1942: Hanover 51-19 1948: Hanover 55-0 1949: Hanover 20-0 1951: Hanover 21-13 1952: Hanover 18-14 1953: Hanover 27-14 1954: Hanover 26-20 1955: Earlham 26-16 1956: Hanover 67-13 1957: Hanover 47-3 1966: Hanover 45-25 1967: 14-14 Tie 1968: Hanover 21-17 1969: Earlham 32-6 1970: Earlham 12-7 1971: Earlham 6-0 1972: Hanover 26-9 1973: Hanover 24-0 1974: Hanover 46-13 1975: Hanover 70-6 1976: Hanover 48-0 1977: Hanover 49-7 1978: Hanover 31-26 1979: Hanover 49-13 1980: Hanover 42-6 1981: Hanover 47-7 1982: Hanover 42-0 1983: Earlham 35-16 1984: Hanover 14-0 1985: Hanover 51-36 1986: Hanover 42-14 1987: Hanover 35-14 1988: Hanover 48-23 1989: Hanover 20-6 Franklin Series: 42-34-3 1898: Hanover 18-11 1899: Franklin 17-0 1900: Hanover 16-6 1900: Tie 5-5 1901: Hanover 6-0 1901: Franklin 6-5 1902: Franklin 47-0 1903: Franklin 12-0 1906: Hanover 60-6 1908: Tie 5-5 1908: Hanover 17-6 1909: Hanover 31-5 1911: Franklin 15-0 1912: Franklin 28-3 1913: Franklin 6-0 1914: Hanover 14-13 1915: Franklin 74-0

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1916: Franklin 72-7 1917: Franklin 21-3 1918: Franklin 14-6 1919: Franklin 76-0 1920: Franklin 34-0 1921: Franklin 7-0 1922: Tie 0-0 1923: Franklin 40-0 1937: Franklin 12-0 1938: Hanover 19-13 1939: Hanover 13-7 1940: Hanover 7-0 1941: Franklin 13-0 1942: Hanover 12-7 1946: Hanover 14-0 1947: Hanover 20-6 1948: Hanover 51-0 1949: Hanover 54-14 1950: Hanover 40-7 1951: Hanover 21-0 1952: Hanover 27-7 1953: Hanover 19-7 1954: Hanover 47-14 1955: Hanover 34-19 1956: Hanover 35-14 1957: Hanover 28-13 1958: Hanover 13-6 1959: Franklin 19-13 1960: Franklin 32-0 1961: Hanover 20-19 1962: Franklin 21-20 1963: Franklin 20-0 1964: Franklin 34-7 1965: Franklin 33-28 1966: Franklin 21-20 1967: Franklin 14-8 1968: Hanover 27-12 1969: Hanover 30-7 1970: Franklin 21-14 1971: Franklin 27-7 1988: Franklin 34-13 1989: Hanover 49-16 1990: Hanover 47-33 1991: Hanover 34-31 1992: Hanover 31-7 1993: Franklin 41-28 1994: Hanover 49-42 1995: Hanover 26-22 1996: Hanover 27-14 1997: Hanover 19-6 1998: Hanover 41-20 1999: Hanover 27-10 2000: Hanover 34-17 2001: Hanover 54-6 2002: Hanover 57-12 2003: Hanover 33-24 2004: Hanover 24-7 2005: Franklin 45-15 2006: Franklin 35-10 2007: Franklin 55-14 2008: Franklin 34-0 2009: Franklin 42-28

Manchester Series: 55-13-0 1939: Manchester 7-0 1940: Manchester 28-6 1941: Hanover 7-0 1942: Manchester 7-0 1946: Hanover 21-0 1947: Hanover 14-6 1948: Hanover 27-7 1949: Hanover 27-0 1950: Hanover 34-13 1951: Hanover 12-7 1952: Hanover 20-7 1953: Hanover 12-0 1954: Hanover 20-7 1955: Manchester 21-20 1956: Hanover 20-7 1957: Hanover 22-0 1958: Hanover 13-7 1959: Hanover 25-13 1960: Manchester 21-7 1961: Hanover 16-12 1962: Manchester 27-21 1963: Manchester 31-14 1964: Manchester 12-7 1965: Hanover 27-7 1966: Manchester 18-13 1967: Hanover 52-18 1968: Hanover 19-14 1969: Hanover 26-7 1970: Manchester 41-40 1971: Manchester 7-6 1972: Hanover 22-7 1973: Hanover 21-0 1974: Hanover 33-13 1975: Hanover 41-0 1976: Hanover 17-0 1977: Hanover 21-0 1978: Hanover 47-14 1979: Hanover 24-20 1980: Hanover 34-6 1981: Hanover 31-7 1982: Hanover 32-0 1983: Hanover 10-7 1984: Hanover 54-0 1985: Hanover 13-10 1986: Hanover 28-6 1987: Hanover 35-14 1988: Hanover 31-13 1989: Hanover 48-20 1990: Hanover 48-13 1991: Hanover 35-19 1992: Hanover 28-21 1993: Hanover 45-7 1994: Hanover 42-13 1995: Hanover 41-19 1996: Manchester 35-22 1997: Hanover 45-7 1998: Hanover 71-26 1999: Hanover 45-14 2000: Hanover 43-3 2001: Hanover 29-16

2002: Hanover 49-7 2003: Hanover 57-18 2004: Hanover 31-7 2005: Hanover 48-7 2006: Hanover 32-14 2007: Hanover 30-28 2008: Hanover 35-34 2009: Manchester 30-8 Mount St. Joseph Series: 13-5-0 1990: Hanover 32-14 1991: Hanover 37-12 1994: Hanover 42-35 1995: Hanover 44-33 1996: Hanover 27-9 1997: Hanover 25-21 1998: Hanover 37-14 1999: Hanover 29-25 2000: Hanover 55-12 2001: Hanover 36-14 2002: Hanover 49-14 2003: Hanover 26-24 2004: Mount St. Joe 29-10 2005: Hanover 41-35 (OT) 2006: Mount St. Joseph 24-0 2007: Mount St. Joseph 56-21 2008: Mount St. Joseph 37-19 2009: Mount St. Joseph 28-13 Rose-Hulman Series: 31-28-2 1903: Rose-Poly 16-5 1910: Rose-Poly 33-0 1915: Rose-Poly 32-14 1916: Hanover 1-0 1917: Rose-Poly 51-0 1919: Rose-Poly 21-6 1921: Rose-Poly 49-17 1922: Rose-Poly 20-0 1923: Rose-Poly 7-0 1924: Rose-Poly 10-7 1926: Hanover 25-0 1927: Hanover 12-6 1928: Hanover 6-0 1929: Rose-Poly 19-7 1930: Rose-Poly 7-0 1931: Rose-Poly 13-0 1932: Rose-Poly 7-6 1933: Hanover 12-6 1939: Rose-Poly 18-6 1940: Rose-Poly 24-0 1942: Rose-Poly 61-2 1946: Hanover 7-0 1947: Hanover 23-7 1948: Hanover 46-0 1949: Hanover 62-0 1964: Hanover 42-0 1965: Rose-Poly 23-7 1968: Hanover 34-0 1969: Hanover 31-24 1970: Hanover 25-20

1971: Hanover 21-7 1972: Rose-Hulman 29-12 1973: Hanover 17-7 1974: Hanover 21-18 1975: Hanover 33-12 1976: Rose-Hulman 27-7 1977: Hanover 24-0 1978: Tie 0-0 1979: Rose-Hulman 19-11 1980: Hanover 20-13 1981: Tie 21-21 1982: Hanover 21-14 1983: Hanover 24-20 1984: Hanover 27-0 1985: Rose-Hulman 31-21 1986: Hanover 22-21 1987: Rose-Hulman 27-20 1988: Rose-Hulman 33-27 1989: Hanover 31-0 1990: Rose-Hulman 27-23 1991: Hanover 36-32 1992: Hanover 17-16 1993: Hanover 37-21 1994: Rose-Hulman 48-24 1995: Hanover 73-23 1996: Hanover 27-0 1997: Hanover 47-20 2006: Hanover 41-8 2007: Rose-Hulman 24-7 2008: Rose-Hulman 44-33 2009: Rose-Hulman 41-38 Thomas More Series: 7-5-0 1992: Thomas More 42-30 1993: Thomas More 36-22 1998: Hanover 29-28 1999: Hanover 45-19 2000: Thomas More 38-37 (OT) 2001: Thomas More 28-21 2002: Hanover 36-3 2003: Hanover 33-30 (OT) 2004: Thomas More 31-30 (OT) 2005: Hanover 12-7 2006: Thomas More 25-23 2007: Thomas More 40-24

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2010 Hanover College Records INDIVIDUAL records Total Offense 1. 9,976, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86 2. 8,147, Eric Bruns, 1996-00 3. 8,134, Terry Peebles, 1992-95 4. 7,952, Brett Dietz, 2000-03

Passes Attempted Career: 1,356, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86 Season: 575, Brett Dietz, 2003 Game: 92, Paul Gray vs.

Georgetown, 1991

Pass Receptions Career: 249, Tarrik Wilson, 1996-99 Season: 117, Tyler Thiems, 2008 Game: 25, Daniel Passafiume, vs.

Franklin, 2009

Passing Offense 1. 10,450, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86 2. 8,019, Eric Bruns, 1996-00 3. 7,606, Brett Dietz, 2000-03 4. 7,337, Terry Peebles, 1992-95

Passes Completed Career: 835, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86 Season: 360, Brett Dietz, 2003 Game: 46, Brett Dietz, vs. BaldwinWallace, 2003 (46-78-4)

Rushing Offense 1. 3,022, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977 2. 2,517, Howard Treesh, 1947-49 3. 2,278, Nate Clemmons, 1972-75 4. 2,162, Bill Wilcox, 1996-00

Completion Percentage Career: 64.9, Chris Stormer, 1995-98 Season: 67.5, Chris Stormer, 1998 Game: 88.6, Chris Stormer vs.

Manchester, 1997 (39-44)

Receiving Yards Career: 3,332, Mike Luker, 1985-88 (226 catches) and Brian Glesing, 1989-1992 (211) Season: 1,622, Mike Luker, 1988 Game: 261, Mike Luker vs Rose-Hulman, 1988 Play: 93, Bryan Arnold vs.

Manchester, 1994

Receiving Offense 1. 3,332, Mike Luker, 1985-88 (226 catches) 1. 3,332, Brian Glesing, 1989-92 (206) 3. 3,005, Tarrik Wilson, 1996-99 (242) 4. 2,819, Jeff Carter, 1978-81 (170)

Touchdown Passes Career: 98, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86 Season: 41, Terry Peebles, 1995 Game: 7, Paul Gray vs. Georgetown, 1991; Terry Peebles vs. DePauw & Rose-Hulman, 1995

All-Purpose Offense 1. 5,892, Brian Glesing, 1989-92 2. 4,448, Bill Wilcox, 1996-00 3. 4,235, Ben Fox, 1992-95 4. 3,832, Tarrik Wilson, 1996-99 Scoring Offense 1. 294, Brian Glesing, 1989-92 2. 254, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977 2. 254, Howard Treesh, 1947-49 2. 254, Bill Wilcox, 1996-00 Tackles 1. 457, Kevin O’Donohue, 1994-97 2. 456, Mark Deal, 1981-84 3. 373, Matt Woeste, 1987-90 4. 372, Don Katzman, 1977-80 Total Offense Career: 9,976, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86 Season: 4,443, Terry Peebles, 1995 Game: 595, Paul Gray vs. Georgetown, 1991 Passing Yards Career: 10,450, Jon Pinnick, 1983-86 Season: 4,031, Brett Dietz, 2003 Game: 630, Paul Gray vs.

Georgetown, 1991 Play: 93, Terry Peebles vs.

Manchester, 1994

Brett Dietz, quarterback of the Tampa Bay Storm, is the only player to earn rookie-ofthe-year honors in both the Arena Football League and AFL2. He was Hanover’s most valuable player in 2003 and holds school passing records for completions and attempts.

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Receiving Touchdowns Career: 36, Brian Glesing, 1989-92 Season: 16, Mike Luker, 1988 Game: 5, Tarrik Wilson vs. Manchester, 1998 Rushing Attempts Career: 527, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977 Season: 215, Rob Henkle, 1981 Game: 39, Walt Worley vs. Bluffton, 1979 Rushing Yards Career: 3,022, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977 Season: 1,383, Howard Treesh, 1948 Game: 279, Howard Treesh vs Rose Poly, 1948 Play: 85, Adam Stevenson vs Bluffton, 2003

Rushing Touchdowns Career: 41, Anthony Brantley, 1973-75, 1977 Season: 12 , Anthony Brantley, 1973 Game: 6, Gene Hough, vs.

St. Mary’s, 1925 Play: 85, Adam Stevenson vs Bluffton, 2003 Kick Scoring Career: 166, Dan Farrington, 1991-94 Season: 80, Nathan Littlefield, 2003 (11 FGs) Game: 14, Drew Starck vs. Franklin, 2002 (3 FGs/5 PATs) Field Goal: 52 yards, Tom Harlan vs.

Anderson, 1983, and Drew Starck vs.

Franklin, 2002

Tackles Career: 457, Kevin O’Dononue, 1994-97 Season: 167, Mark Deal, 1983, 1984 Game: 33, Don Katzman vs Findlay, 1979 Interceptions Career: 16, Robb Heidenreich, 1982-1985 Season: Nine, Corry Stewart, 2009 Game: Three, Tim Henkle vs. Anderson, 1973; Andy Southworth vs. Mount St. Joseph, 1997; Josh Bowman vs. Mount St. Joseph, 2000; Eric Kluft vs. Thomas More, 2002; and Corry Stewart vs. Anderson, 2009 For Touchdown: 80 yards, Mike Groh vs Manchester, 1964; Toughie Conrad vs Rose-Poly, 1949

Total Points Career: 294, Brian Glesing, 1989-92 Season: 110, Tarrik Wilson, 1998 Game: 54, Eugene Hough, vs St. Mary’s (Ky.), 1925 (8 TDs, 6 PATs)

Team records Best Regular Season Records 10-0 (outscored opps 449-164), 2002 10-0 (outscored opps 341-181), 1999 10-0 (outscored opps 282-120), 1997 10-0 (outscored opps 387-208), 1995 9-0 (outscored opps 410- 81), 1974 9-0 (outscored opps 356- 31), 1975 Worst Regular Season Records 0-9 (outscored by opps, 204-119), 1962 0-9 (outscored by opps, 325-83), 1963 Longest Winning Streak Regular Season: 28, eight games 1973, nine games 1974, nine games 1975, two games 1976 All Games: 17, eight games 1973, nine games 1974 Consecutive Games Scoring: 230, three games in 1983, all games in 1984-2005 Consecutive Games Shut Out: Four, 1946 Consecutive Shutouts: Five, last game in 1940, first four games in 1941

Consecutive Winning Seasons: 15, 1973-87

• 100th Win 13-6 vs. Indiana State, 1937

Rushing Yards Season: 3,203, 1948 Game: 583, vs. Indiana Central, 1957

• 150th Win 25-0 vs. Anderson, 1952

Passing Yards Season: 4,138, 2003 Game: 630, vs. Georgetown, 1991 Total Yards Season: 5,296 (4,138 pass/1,158 rush), 2003 Game: 910 (426 rush/484 pass) vs.

Franklin, 1948 Points Scored Season: 482, 2002 (11 games) Game: 87, vs. St. Mary’s (Ky.), 1925 Milestone Victories • 1st Win 11-2 vs. Butler, 1886 • 50th Win 27-7 vs. KMI, 1917 • 1st Night Game (Win) 32-0 vs. Lindsey-Wilson, 1929

• 200th Win 27-7 vs. Manchester, 1965 • 250th Win 41-0 vs. Manchester, 1975 • 300th Win 42-0 vs. Earlham, 1982 • 1st NAIA Playoff Win 18-17 vs. Findlay, 1984 • 350th Win 17-0 vs. Taylor, 1990 • 400th Win 10-7 vs. Wabash, 1997 • 1st NCAA Playoff Win 20-3 vs. Hope, 2000 • 450th Win 48-19 vs. Anderson, 2003

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2010 Hanover College Records MVPs 2009 Daniel Passafiume, WR

1993 Damon Klesa, WR

1977 Dan Allen, LB

1961 Fred Vargo, QB

2008 Tyler Thiems, WR

1992 Brian Glesing, WR

1976 Steve Dosmann, DL

1960 Jerry Winger, DB

2007 Corey Fogle, RB

1991 Paul Gray, QB

1975 Bruce Harbeson, QB

1959 Jim Albright, QB

2006 Jason Allen, LB

1990 Steve Kunselman, RB

1974 Jim Spencer, OL

1958 Denny Sylvester, RB

2005 Mike Russell, WB

1989 Gary Gabbard, QB

1973 Bill Mannan, DL

1957 John Dwenger, RB

2004 Adam Stevenson, RB

1988 Mike Luker, WR

1972 Mike Paul, LB

1956 Bob Wright, RB

2003 Brett Dietz, QB

1987 Bob Burkhart, QB

1971 Bob Johnson, DL

1955 Danny Kile, RB

2002 Jeffrey Jourdan, WR

1986 Jon Pinnick, QB

1970 Jim Reed, RB

1954 Dick Deardurff, RB

2001 Todd England, RB

1985 Jon Pinnick, QB

1969 Phil Winning, QB

1953 Jack Haines, OL/LB

2000 John Agan, WR

1984 Jon Pinnick, QB

1968 Phil Winning, QB

1952 Dick Casten, RB

1999 Tarrik Wilson, WR

1983 Mike Leonard, QB

1967 Tom Spencer, LB

1951 Gary Fox, QB

1998 Chris Stormer, QB

1982 Brett Bardwell, QB

1966 Al Kolb, TE

1950 Tom Houser, RB

1997 Kevin O’ Donohue, LB

1981 Jeff Carter, WR

1965 Al Kolb, TE

1949 Warren Guthrie, LB

1996 Kevin O’ Donohue, LB

1980 Don Katzman, LB

1964 Mike Groh, DB

1948 Hank Treesh, RB

1995 Terry Peebles, QB

1979 Cliff Hellyer, QB

1963 Frank Martin, RB

1947 Bill Klein, WR

1994 Terry Peebles, QB

1978 Cliff Hellyer, QB

1962 Dick Beal, RB

All-Americans 1st-Team Honorees Jason Welty Nose Guard Anthony Weigleb Center Kevin O’Donohue Linebacker Kevin O’Donohue Linebacker Terry Peebles Quarterback Ben Fox Wide Receiver Derek Moyers Wide Receiver Paul Gray Quarterback Brian Glesing Wingback Mike Luker Wide Receiver Mike Luker Wide Receiver Phil Ochs Safety Jon Pinnick Quarterback Jon Pinnick Quarterback Jeff Carter Wide Receiver Don Katzman Linebacker Anthony Brantley Running Back

1999 1999 1997 1996 1995 1995 1991 1991 1991 1988 1987 1986 1986 1984 1981 1980 1975

2nd-Team Honorees Corry Stewart Defensive Back Jeffrey Jourdan Wide Receiver John Agan Wide Receiver Joel Benedetti Safety Bob Burkart Quarterback Brad Dreyer Guard Jon Pinnick Quarterback Bryan Perry Wide Receiver Andy Hodek Punter Bryan Perry Wide Receiver Andy Hodek Punter Ron Mueller Defensive Back Jeff Walton Tight End Jeff Carter Wide Receiver Walt Worley Running Back Gary Fricke Tackle Kelly Kerin End

2009 2002 2000 1989 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1983 1982 1982 1981 1980 1979 1976 1975

2010 Hanover College Season results Hanover 9, Cincinnati 5 Centre 24, Hanover 11 Hanover 6, Winona Technical 0 St. Mary’s 10, Hanover 4 Hanover 79, North Vernon High School 0 1909: 1-4 - E.L. Weber Cincinnati 6, Hanover 2 Butler 23, Hanover 5 Wabash 48, Hanover 0 Hanover 31, Franklin 5 St. Mary’s 6, Hanover 0 1910: 2-3 - E.L. Weber Hanover 27, Moore’s Hill 0 Butler 5, Hanover 3 Hanover 33, Louisville 0 Centre 33, Hanover 0 Rose Polytechnic 33, Hanover 0

1886: 1-1 Hanover 11, Butler 2 Wabash 22, Hanover 4 1887: 2-0 Hanover 12, Wabash 10 Hanover 10, Butler 8 1889: 0-1 Butler 32, Hanover 0 1893: 0-1 Madison High School 8, Hanover 4 1894: 1-1 Hanover 24, Madison High School 0 Cincinnati 13, Hanover 12 1895: 2-0 Hanover 24, Madison Athletic Club 0 Hanover 12, Madison Athletic Club 4 1896: 0-2 Madison High School 10, Hanover 4 Manual High School 18, Hanover 0 1897: 4-0-1 Hanover 20, Carrollton High School 0 Hanover 14, New Castle Athletic Club 8 Hanover 10, Manual High School 4 Hanover 10, Madison Business College 4 Hanover 4, Madison Business College 4 1898: 3-1 Hanover 18, Franklin 11 Louisville Athletic Club 29, Hanover 0 Hanover 11, Madison Business 0 Hanover 29, Carrollton High School 0 1899: 3-3-1 - Coach Marshall Manual High School 27, Hanover 6 Franklin 17, Hanover 0 Hanover 17, Carrollton High School 0 Manual High School 16, Hanover 6 Hanover 35, Moore’s Hill College 0 Hanover 5, Borden Institute 5 Hanover 30, Madison Athletic Club 10 1900: 2-2-1 - Coach Marshall Hanover 16, Franklin 6 Hanover 5, Franklin 5 DePauw 47, Hanover 0 Hanover 61, Manual High School 0 Centre 26, Hanover 0

1901: 4-3-1 - Coach Marshall Hanover 6, Franklin 0 Wabash 6, Hanover 5 Franklin 6, Hanover 5 Cincinnati 10, Hanover 0 Hanover 0, Shortridge High School 0 Hanover 5, Madison Athletic Club 0 Hanover 21, Madison High School 0 Hanover 5, Charleston Athletic Club 0 1902: 0-2-1 - Coach Marshall Shortridge High School 12, Hanover 0 Franklin 47, Hanover 0 Hanover 6, Shortridge High School 6 1903: 0-4 - Coach Marshall Rose Polytechnic 16, Hanover 5 Cincinnati 28, Hanover 6 Wabash 51, Hanover 0 Franklin 12, Hanover 0 1904: 2-2 - Coach Marshall Hanover 35, Manual High School 0 Butler 17, Hanover 6 Wabash 81, Hanover 0 Hanover 65, Madison Athletic Club 0

1911: 1-3 - Coach Black Kentucky Military Institute 5, Hanover 0 Moore’s Hill 11, Hanover 2 Franklin 15, Hanover 0 Hanover 8, Indiana Dental College 5 1912: 0-5 - A.S. Hotchkiss Butler 54, Hanover 0 Kentucky 64, Hanover 0 Franklin 28, Hanover 3 Moore’s Hill 19, Hanover 0 Louisville 73, Hanover 0 1913: 4-2 - A.S. Hotchkiss Hanover 47, New Albany High School 0 Hanover 60, Kentucky Military Institute 0 Hanover 6, Earlham 2 Transylvania 13, Hanover 6 Hanover 45, Moore’s Hill 0 Franklin 6, Hanover 0 1914: 2-3 - A.S. Hotchkiss Hanover 7, Kentucky Military Institute 3 Transylvania 60, Hanover 0 Hanover 14, Franklin 13 Butler 17, Hanover 16 Earlham 34, Hanover 7

1905: 1-1 - Jack Thompson Hanover 10, Columbus High School 0 Manual High School 6, Hanover 0

1915: 1-4 - G.L. Rider Hanover 68, Lawrenceburg High School 0 Earlham 15, Hanover 6 Franklin 74, Hanover 0 Butler 20, Hanover 7 Rose Polytechnic 32, Hanover 14

1906: 5-1 - Jack Thompson Hanover 20, Salem High School 0 Columbus High School 6, Hanover 0 Hanover 18, Madison Commercial Club 0 Hanover 60, Franklin 6 Hanover 16, Lawrenceburg High School 0 Hanover 28, Madison High School 0

1916: 1-5 - G.L. Rider Transylvania 44, Hanover 7 Georgetown 73, Hanover 0 Wabash 38, Hanover 6 DePauw 63, Hanover 3 Franklin 72, Hanover 7 Hanover 1, Rose Polytechnic 0

1907: 3-2-1 - Jack Thompson Centre 11, Hanover 0 Hanover 22, Butler 0 Hanover 44, North Vernon High School 0 Hanover 39, Lawrenceburg High School 0 Kentucky 40, Hanover 0 Hanover 6, University School 6

1917: 1-4 - Earl Miles Rose Polytechnic 51, Hanover 0 Butler 25, Hanover 7 Franklin 21, Hanover 3 Earlham 18, Hanover 7 Hanover 27, Company B/334 Regiment 7

1908: 4-4-2 - Jack Thompson Hanover 0, Manual High School 0 Hanover 5, Franklin 5 Hanover 17, Franklin 6 Butler 18, Hanover 0 Butler 10, Hanover 0

1918: 0-3 - Earl Miles St. Xavier 10, Hanover 7 Butler 32, Hanover 6 Franklin 14, Hanover 6

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2010 Hanover College Season results 1919: 0-6-1 - Sylvester Paulus Hanover 0, Butler 0 Rose Polytechnic 21, Hanover 6 Georgetown 76, Hanover 0 Franklin 76, Hanover 0 Centre 95, Hanover 0 St. Xavier 67, Hanover 0 Valparaiso 54, Hanover 0 1920: 0-5-1 - Andy Norgen Butler 53, Hanover 7 Earlham 28, Hanover 3 Indiana State Normal 21, Hanover 7 Hanover 7, Kentucky Military Institute 7 Franklin 34, Hanover 0 St. Xavier 76, Hanover 0 1921: 1-6 - R.J. Ferguson Butler 122, Hanover 0 Earlham 14, Hanover 7 Franklin 7, Hanover 0 Louisville 19, Hanover 8 Rose Polytechnic 49, Hanover 17 St. Xavier 34, Hanover 0 Hanover 3, Dayton 0 1922: 3-3-1 - R.J. Ferguson Wabash 16, Hanover 0 Rose Polytechnic 20, Hanover 0 Hanover 0, Franklin 0 Hanover 19, Earlham 6 Hanover 66, Oakland City 0 Hanover 57, Huntington 0 DePauw 24, Hanover 0 1923: 2-6-1 - Orville Hall Butler 39, Hanover 0 Franklin 40, Hanover 0 Wabash 27, Hanover 0 Hanover 41, Oakland City 0 Hanover 40, Earlham 0 Indiana 32, Hanover 0 Rose Polytechnic 7, Hanover 0 Georgetown 20, Hanover 7 Hanover 0, DePauw 0 1924: 4-5 - Orville Hall Butler 21, Hanover 6 Hanover 21, Defiance 6 DePauw 27, Hanover 7 Wabash 7, Hanover 0 Hanover 22, Earlham 0 Hanover 38, Evansville 0 Hanover 32, Vincennes 0 Rose Polytechnic 10, Hanover 7 Georgetown 12, Hanover 0 1925: 2-6 - Orville Hall Wabash 20, Hanover 0 Cincinnati 12, Hanover 0 Earlham 28, Hanover 0 Hanover 6, Indiana Central 0 DePauw 14, Hanover 0 Hanover 87, St. Mary’s 0 Evansville 6, Hanover 0 Louisville 24, Hanover 0 1926: 4-3-1 - Orville Hall Butler 70, Hanover 0 DePauw 42, Hanover 0 Hanover 0, Oakland City 0 Hanover 6, Earlham 0 Hanover 8, Evansville 0 Hanover 14, Indiana Central 0 Ball State 13, Hanover 0 Hanover 25, Rose Polytechnic 0

1927: 1-6-1 - C.V. Money Evansville 13, Hanover 0 Miami 80, Hanover 0 Cincinnati 31, Hanover 7 Hanover 0, Oakland City 0 Indiana Central 7, Hanover 6 Earlham 13, Hanover 0 Ball State 12, Hanover 6 Hanover 12, Rose Polytechnic 6

1933: 6-2 - John Van Liew Hanover 12, Rose Polytechnic 6 Hanover 13, Oakland City 7 DePauw 12, Hanover 0 Miami 14, Hanover 0 Hanover 20, Ball State 0 Hanover 40, Earlham 6 Hanover 20, Wabash 12 Hanover 33, Eastern Illinois 0

1928: 3-4 - C.V. Money Cincinnati 20, Hanover 0 Earlham 18, Hanover 7 Oakland City 6, Hanover 0 Hanover 6, Rose Polytechnic 0 Hanover 18, Indiana Central 0 Hanover 30, Bethel 0 Ball State 6, Hanover 0

1934: 7-2 - John Van Liew Hanover 6, Wabash 0 Miami 39, Hanover 6 DePauw 20, Hanover 0 Hanover 27, Earlham 0 Hanover 19, Ball State 6 Hanover 7, Louisville 6 Hanover 26, Evansville 0 Hanover 26, Georgetown 8 Hanover 13, Illinois Wesleyan 0

1929: 3-3 - C.V. Money Hanover 32, Lindsey Wilson 0 1st night football game in Indiana Hanover 6, Oakland City 0 Bethel 20, Hanover 0 Rose Polytechnic 19, Hanover 7 Hanover 7, Earlham 0 Wilmington 13, Hanover 0 1930: 1-3-2 - C.V. Money Hanover 37, Lindsey Wilson 0 Hanover 6, Oakland City 6 Rose Polytechnic 7, Hanover 0 Louisville 32 Hanover 12 Hanover 7, Earlham 7 Wilmington 14, Hanover 0 1931: 0-7-2 - C.V. Money Hanover 3, Louisville 3 Earlham 13, Hanover 0 Central Normal 14, Hanover 10 Dayton 39, Hanover 0 Rose Polytechnic 13, Hanover 0 Oakland City 13, Hanover 7 Evansville 21, Hanover 6 Hanover 0, Indiana Central 0 DePauw 62, Hanover 0 1932: 6-2-1 - John Van Liew Hanover 60, Cincinnati 51 Rose Polytechnic 7, Hanover 6 Hanover 0, Evansville 0 DePauw 13, Hanover 7 Hanover 26, Oakland City 0 Hanover 27, Central Normal 25 Hanover 12, Earlham 0 Hanover 26, Oakland City 0 Hanover 20, Eastern Illinois 0

1935: 2-5-1 - John Van Liew Indiana State 14, Hanover 7 Butler 71, Hanover 7 DePauw 58, Hanover 6 Georgetown 55, Hanover 0 Hanover 20, Ball State 13 Hanover 25, Evansville 12 Hanover 6, Louisville 6 Illinois Wesleyan 19, Hanover 0 1936: 1-6 - John Van Liew Indiana State 6, Hanover 0 Louisville 12, Hanover 2 Transylvania 12, Hanover 0 Hanover 19, Valparaiso 18 Evansville 19, Hanover 0 Ball State 7, Hanover 0 Georgetown 13, Hanover 0 1937: 5-3 - John Van Liew Hanover 13, Louisville 7 Hanover 14, Wabash 12 Hanover 13, Indiana State 6 Ball State 12, Hanover 0 Hanover 19, Central Normal 7 Franklin 12, Hanover 0 Georgetown 31, Hanover 0 Hanover 6, Evansville 0 1938: 5-2 - John Van Liew Hanover 14, Wabash 6 Hanover 25, Central Normal 6 Hanover 12, Indiana State 6 Hanover 19, Franklin 13 Ball State 19, Hanover 0 Hanover 14, Louisville 13 Evansville 8, Hanover 0

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1939: 4-4 - John Van Liew Hanover 7, DePauw 6 Hanover 10, Illinois College 7 Manchester 7, Hanover 0 Wabash 7, Hanover 0 Hanover 13, Franklin 7 Hanover 7, Evansville 6 Rose Polytechnic 18, Hanover 6 Louisville 20, Hanover 0 1940: 1-8 - John Van Liew Cincinnati 45, Hanover 0 DePauw 40, Hanover 6 Centre 35, Hanover 0 Illinois College 24, Hanover 20 Hanover 7, Franklin 0 Manchester 28, Hanover 6 Wabash 20, Hanover 7 Louisville 14, Hanover 13 Rose Polytechnic 24, Hanover 0 1941: 1-7 - John Van Liew Miami 53, Hanover 0 Illinois College 7, Hanover 0 DePauw 14, Hanover 0 Franklin 13, Hanover 0 Wabash 20, Hanover 6 Centre 51, Hanover 6 Louisville 21, Hanover 6 Hanover 7, Manchester 0

Hanover 54, Franklin 14 Hanover 21, Indiana Central 6 Hanover 27, Manchester 0 Burley Bowl - Johnson City, Tenn.

Emory & Henry 32, Hanover 0 1950: 3-5-1 (3-2 HCC, 3rd) - Garland Frazier Southern Illinois 13, Hanover 7 DePauw 14, Hanover 13 Hanover 6, Indiana Central 0 Canterbury 21, Hanover 20 Centre 24, Hanover 14 Hanover 34, Manchester 13 Hanover 40, Franklin 7 Hanover 13, Wabash 13 Anderson 34, Hanover 7 1951: 6-3 (6-0 HCC, 1st) - Raymond Struck Western Illinois 26, Hanover 0 DePauw 14, Hanover 7 Hanover 21, Franklin 0 Hanover 21, Earlham 13 Hanover 12, Manchester 7 Hanover 20, Indiana Central 0 Hanover 14, Taylor 6 Wabash 42, Hanover 6 Hanover 35, Anderson 0

1942: 2-5 - John Van Liew Illinois College 19, Hanover 6 Manchester 7, Hanover 0 Hanover 12, Franklin 7 DePauw 53, Hanover 7 Centre 42, Hanover 12 Rose Polytechnic 61, Hanover 2 Hanover 51, Earlham 19 1946: 4-3 - Don Veller Hanover 7, Rose Polytechnic 0 Hanover 14, Franklin 0 Hanover 21, Manchester 0 Hanover 27, Centre 20 Indiana Central 6, Hanover 0 Canterbury 7, Hanover 0 Georgetown 41, Hanover 7

1948: 6-2 (6-0 HCC, 1st) - Jack Carl DePauw 20, Hanover 14 Hanover 55, Earlham 0 Hanover 34, Canterbury 6 Hanover 46, Rose Polytechnic 0 Hanover 27, Manchester 7 Hanover 40, Indiana Central 12 Hanover 51, Franklin 0 Centre 14, Hanover 0 1949: 8-1 (6-0 HCC, 1st) - Garland Frazier Hanover 42, Canterbury 0 Hanover 20, Earlham 0 Hanover 27, DePauw 7 Hanover 62, Rose Polytechnic 0 Hanover 27, Centre 6

1955: 5-4 (4-2 HCC, 2nd) - Leo Kelly Ball State 39, Hanover 0 Hanover 32, Anderson 6 Hanover 34, Franklin 19 Earlham 26, Hanover 16 Manchester 21, Hanover 20 Hanover 19, Indiana Central 13 Centre 27, Hanover 13 Hanover 38, Taylor 0 Hanover 20, Indiana State 6 1956: 8-1 (6-0 HCC, 1st) - Leo Kelly Ball State 12, Hanover 7 Hanover 20, Manchester 7 Hanover 39, Indiana Central 14 Hanover 26, Georgetown 0 Hanover 36, Taylor 20 Hanover 67, Earlham 13 Hanover 19, Centre 13 Hanover 48, Anderson 27 Hanover 35, Franklin 14 1957: 8-1 (5-1 HCC, 1st) - Leo Kelly Hanover 34, Ball State 6 Hanover 22, Manchester 0 Hanover 52, Indiana Central 19 Hanover 21, Georgetown 0 Hanover 47, Earlham 3 Hanover 26, Centre 19 Anderson 29, Hanover 20 Hanover 28, Franklin 13 Hanover 26, Taylor 6

No games from 1943-45 due to World War II

1947: 7-1 (4-1 HCC, 2nd) - Jack Carl Hanover 44, Canterbury 12 Hanover 19, Georgetown 13 Hanover 26, Anderson 7 Hanover 14, Manchester 6 Hanover 20, Franklin 6 Hanover 14, Centre 7 Indiana Central 26, Hanover 14 Hanover 33, Rose Polytechnic 7

1954: 4-5 (4-2 HCC, 2nd) - Raymond Struck Ball State 40, Hanover 6 Hanover 20, Anderson 7 Hanover 47, Franklin 14 Hanover 26, Earlham 20 Hanover 20, Manchester 7 Indiana Central 45, Hanover 19 Centre 21, Hanover 6 Taylor 20, Hanover 14 Indiana State 33, Hanover 19

1952: 6-1-2 (6-0 HCC, 1st) - Raymond Struck Hanover 7, Ball State 7 Hanover 25, Anderson 0 Hanover 27, Franklin 7 Hanover 18, Earlham 14 Hanover 20, Manchester 7 Hanover 20, Indiana Central 0 Wabash 62, Hanover 20 Hanover 20, Taylor 0 Hanover 7, Indiana State 7 1953: 4-4-1 (4-2 HCC, 2nd) - Raymond Struck Hanover 13, Ball State 13 Hanover 26, Anderson 0 Hanover 19, Franklin 7 Hanover 27, Earlham 14 Hanover 12, Manchester 0 Indiana Central 18, Hanover 6 Wabash 65, Hanover 6 Taylor 7, Hanover 6 Indiana State 48, Hanover 13

1958: 5-4 (5-0 HCC, 1st) - Leo Kelly Hanover 13, Manchester 7 Hanover 20, Indiana Central 0 Georgetown 33, Hanover 14 Hanover 40, Taylor 19 Wabash 24, Hanover 7 Centre 20, Hanover 13 Hanover 14, Anderson 12 Hanover 13, Franklin 6 Indiana State 19, Hanover 13 1959: 2-6-1 (2-3 HCC, 4th) - Leo Kelly Hanover 25, Manchester 13 Hanover 32, Indiana Central 26 Georgetown 20, Hanover 14 Taylor 20, Hanover 6 Wabash 12, Hanover 7 Hanover 14, Centre 14 Anderson 26, Hanover 7 Franklin 19, Hanover 13 Indiana State 19, Hanover 16 1960: 2-7 (2-3 HCC, 4th) - Leo Kelly Evansville 21, Hanover 0 Georgetown 19, Hanover 13 Franklin 32, Hanover 0 Hanover 14, Anderson 7 Wabash 12, Hanover 6 Centre 27, Hanover 6 Hanover 32, Taylor 6 Indiana Central 27, Hanover 13 Manchester 21, Hanover 7

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2010 Hanover College Season results Anderson 34, Hanover 8 Manchester 41, Hanover 40 Hanover 25, Rose-Hulman 20 Earlham 12, Hanover 7 Hanover 20, Taylor 14 Indiana Central 31, Hanover 14 Centre 21, Hanover 0 1971: 3-6- Jon Mayfield Wabash 13, Hanover 7 Franklin 27, Hanover 7 Anderson 29, Hanover 6 Manchester 7, Hanover 6 Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 7 Earlham 6, Hanover 0 Hanover 9, Taylor 3 Indiana Central 7, Hanover 3 Hanover 13, Centre 0

1961: 3-6 (3-2 HCC, 3rd) - Leo Kelly Evansville 26, Hanover 0 Georgetown 18, Hanover 7 Hanover 20, Franklin 19 Anderson 26, Hanover 13 Wabash 35, Hanover 13 Centre 26, Hanover 12 Taylor 14, Hanover 7 Hanover 7, Indiana Central 6 Hanover 16, Manchester 12 1962: 0-9 (0-6 HCC, 6th) - Leo Kelly Georgetown 19, Hanover 12 Franklin 21, Hanover 20 Anderson 21, Hanover 7 Wabash 35, Hanover 14 Maryville 27, Hanover 6 Taylor 21, Hanover 12 Indiana Central 19, Hanover 14 Manchester 27, Hanover 21 Centre 14, Hanover 13 1963: 0-9 (0-5 HCC, 6th) - Carl Benhase Georgetown 33, Hanover 6 Franklin 20, Hanover 0 Anderson 38, Hanover 12 Wabash 55, Hanover 0 Maryville 19, Hanover 17 Taylor 68, Hanover 0 Indiana Central 20, Hanover 14 Manchester 31, Hanover 14 Centre 41, Hanover 20 1964: 2-7 - Wade Roby Georgetown 41, Hanover 7 Hanover 20, Anderson 18 Indiana Central 20, Hanover 13 Manchester 12, Hanover 7 Centre 28, Hanover 0 Taylor 23, Hanover 7 Wabash 21, Hanover 13 Franklin 34, Hanover 7 Hanover 42, Rose Polytechnic 0 1965: 1-8 - Wade Roby Georgetown 14, Hanover 0 Anderson 21, Hanover 12 Indiana Central 21, Hanover 13 Hanover 27, Manchester 7 Centre 33, Hanover 16 Taylor 20, Hanover 6

Wabash 61, Hanover 7 Franklin 33, Hanover 28 Rose Polytechnic 23, Hanover 7 1966: 4-5 (3-2 HCC, 2nd) - Wade Roby Georgetown 20, Hanover 14 Hanover 14, Anderson 0 Hanover 19, Indiana Central 0 Manchester 18, Hanover 13 Centre 13, Hanover 12 Hanover 21, Taylor 13 Wabash 35, Hanover 19 Franklin 21, Hanover 20 Hanover 45, Earlham 25 1967: 5-4-1 - Wade Roby Northwestern Louisiana 49, Hanover 0 Hanover 33, Anderson 22 Hanover 27, Indiana Central 2 Hanover 52, Manchester 18 Centre 27, Hanover 19 Taylor 47, Hanover 6 Hanover 17, Wabash 16 Franklin 14, Hanover 8 Hanover 14, Earlham 14 Hanover 27, Hastings 17 1968: 5-4 (4-2 HCC, 2nd)- Jon Mayfield Hastings 41, Hanover 20 Hanover 27, Franklin 12 Anderson 21, Hanover 19 Hanover 19, Manchester 14 Hanover 34, Rose Polytechnic 0 Hanover 21, Earlham 17 Hanover 34, Taylor 14 Indiana Central 18, Hanover 13 Centre 43, Hanover 14 1969: 6-3- Jon Mayfield Hanover 29, Lake Forest 25 Hanover 30, Franklin 7 Anderson 43, Hanover 22 Hanover 26, Manchester 7 Hanover 31, Rose Polytechnic 24 Earlham 32, Hanover 6 Hanover 30, Taylor 21 Hanover 44, Indiana Central 37 Centre 28, Hanover 22 1970: 2-7- Jon Mayfield Wabash 53, Hanover 19 Franklin 21, Hanover 14

1972: 4-5 (2-5 HBCC, 8th) - Rick Carter Hanover 29, Wabash 22 Bluffton 17, Hanover 14 Rose-Hulman 29, Hanover 12 Hanover 22, Manchester 7 Wilmington 15, Hanover 14 Hanover 26, Earlham 9 Anderson 29, Hanover 0 Taylor 24, Hanover 21 Hanover 20, Centre 8 1973: 8-1 (6-1 HBCC, 1st) - Rick Carter Wabash 10, Hanover 0 Hanover 14, Findlay 12 Hanover 24, Anderson 14 Hanover 17, Rose-Hulman 7 Hanover 21, Manchester 0 Hanover 38, Centre 21 Hanover 24, Earlham 0 Hanover 31, Bluffton 13 Hanover 28, Taylor 14 1974: 9-1 (7-0 HBCC, 1st) - Rick Carter Hanover 81, Saint Ambrose 0 Hanover 32, Wilmington 7 Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 18 Hanover 33, Manchester 13 Hanover 29, Findlay 15 Hanover 46, Earlham 13 Hanover 76, Anderson 0 Hanover 41, Taylor 15 Hanover 51, Centre 0 NAIA National Playoffs Missouri Valley 37, Hanover 29

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1975: 9-1 (8-0 HBCC, 1st) - Rick Carter Hanover 21, Bluffton 7 Hanover 27, Defiance 0 Hanover 33, Rose-Hulman 12 Hanover 41, Manchester 0 Hanover 26, Findlay 0 Hanover 70, Earlham 6 Hanover 76, Anderson 6 Hanover 28, Taylor 0 Hanover 34, Wilmington 0 NAIA National Playoffs Texas Lutheran 32, Hanover 13

Wilmington 38, Hanover 8 Hanover 31, Manchester 7 Findlay 16, Hanover 9 Hanover 47, Earlham 7 Anderson 28, Hanover 23 1982: 7-2 (6-2 HBCC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 14 Hanover 7, Defiance 6 Hanover 62, Bluffton 17 Hanover 14, Wilmington 7 Hanover 32, Manchester 0

1986: 8-2 (independent) - Wayne Perry Hanover 22, Rose-Hulman 21 Hanover 42, Earlham 14 Georgetown 31, Hanover 18 Hanover 42, Union 0 Hanover 47, Defiance 7 Hanover 41, Anderson 6 Hanover 28, Manchester 6 Hanover 24, Bluffton 10 Hanover 28, Olivet Nazarene 13 NAIA National Playoffs Wisc-LaCrosse 35, Hanover 33

1976: 6-3 (6-2 HBCC, 1st) - Rick Carter Hanover 48, Earlham 0 Hanover 62, Anderson 14 Taylor 13, Hanover 12 Rose-Hulman 27, Hanover 7 Hanover 24, Defiance 3 Hanover 13, Bluffton 7 Hanover 23, Wilmington 3 Hanover 17, Manchester 0 Findlay 44, Hanover 6

1987: 6-3 (independent) - Wayne Perry Rose-Hulman 27, Hanover 20 Hanover 35, Earlham 14 Georgetown 37, Hanover 14 Hanover 45, Union 21 Hanover 44, Defiance 20 Hanover 38, Anderson 7 Hanover 35, Manchester 14 Hanover 40, Bluffton 37 Taylor 42, Hanover 41

1977: 7-2 (6-2 HBCC, 3rd) - Pete Compise Hanover 49, Earlham 7 Hanover 24, Anderson 13 Hanover 19, Taylor 3 Defiance 30, Hanover 0 Hanover 52, Bluffton 6 Wilmington 7, Hanover 3 Hanover 21, Manchester 0 Hanover 14, Findlay 7 Hanover 24, Rose-Hulman 0

1988: 4-6 (independent) - Wayne Perry Rose-Hulman 33, Hanover 27 Hanover 48, Earlham 23 Georgetown 41, Hanover 13 Hanover 49, Campbellsville 12 Hanover 51, Defiance 10 Anderson 56, Hanover 42 Hanover 31, Manchester 13 Bluffton 40, Hanover 21 Franklin 34, Hanover 13 Taylor 38, Hanover 35

1978: 6-2-1 (6-2 HBCC, 2nd) - Pete Compise Hanover 12, Anderson 10 Hanover 31, Taylor 13 Hanover 0, Rose-Hulman 0 Defiance 24, Hanover 12 Hanover 31, Bluffton 0 Hanover 21, Wilmington 0 Hanover 47, Manchester 14 Findlay 30, Hanover 11 Hanover 31, Earlham 26 1979: 7-2 (7-1 HBCC, 1st) - Pete Compise Hanover 26, Anderson 0 Hanover 26, Taylor 0 Rose-Hulman 19, Hanover 11 Hanover 24, Defiance 17 Hanover 21, Bluffton 0 Wilmington 22, Hanover 18 Hanover 24, Manchester 20 Hanover 31, Findlay 27 Hanover 49, Earlham 13 1980: 8-2 (7-1 HBCC, 1st) - Pete Compise Hanover 13, Taylor 0 Hanover 20, Rose-Hulman 13 Hanover 27, Defiance 14 Hanover 24, Bluffton 0 Wilmington 39, Hanover 20 Hanover 34, Manchester 6 Hanover 23, Findlay 14 Hanover 42, Earlham 6 Hanover 28, Anderson 13 NAIA National Playoffs Wilmington 56, Hanover 49 1981: 5-3-1 (5-3 HBCC, 3rd) - Pete Compise Hanover 41, Taylor 31 Hanover 21, Rose-Hulman 21 Hanover 51, Defiance 26 Hanover 31, Bluffton 7

Findlay 31, Hanover 7 Hanover 42, Earlham 0 Anderson 14, Hanover 3 Hanover 24, Taylor 23 1983: 5-4 (3-4 HBCC, 5th) - Wayne Perry Hanover 24, Rose-Hulman 20 Hanover 17, Defiance 16 Hanover 35, Bluffton 10 Wilmington 31, Hanover 30 Hanover 10, Manchester 7 Findlay 28, Hanover 0 Earlham 35, Hanover 16 Anderson 14, Hanover 10 Hanover 35, Taylor 17 1984: 8-2-1 (4-1-1 HBCC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry Hanover 27, Rose-Hulman 0 Hanover 45, Defiance 42 Hanover 44, Bluffton 7 Hanover 29, Wilmington 29 Hanover 54, Manchester 0 Findlay 35, Hanover 29 Hanover 14, Earlham 0 Hanover 25, Anderson 24 Hanover 53, Union 0 NAIA National Playoffs Hanover 18, Findlay 17 Linfield 55, Hanover 14 1985: 5-4 (3-3 HBCC, 4th) - Wayne Perry Rose-Hulman 31, Hanover 21 Hanover 35, Defiance 24 Bluffton 56, Hanover 41 Wilmington 32, Hanover 25 Hanover 13, Manchester 10 Findlay 49, Hanover 9 Hanover 51, Earlham 36 Hanover 31, Anderson 27 Hanover 46, Kentucky Wesleyan 7

1989: 9-1-1 (7-0 ICAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover 31, Rose-Hulman 0 Hanover 20, Earlham 6 Hanover 14, Georgetown 14 Hanover 36, Campbellsville 0 Hanover 27, Defiance 0 Hanover 40, Anderson 24 Hanover 48, Manchester 20 Hanover 31, Bluffton 21 Hanover 49, Franklin 16 Hanover 45, Taylor 17 NAIA National Playoffs Missouri Valley 48, Hanover 27 1990: 6-4 (4-3 ICAC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry Bluffton 22, Hanover 7 Hanover 32, Mount St. Joseph 14 Hanover 17, Georgetown 14 Anderson 30, Hanover 12 Hanover 50, Wabash 6 Rose-Hulman 27, Hanover 23 Hanover 17, Taylor 0 Hanover 48, Manchester 13 DePauw 37, Hanover 18 Hanover 47, Franklin 33 1991: 7-3 (4-2 ICAC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry Hanover 56, Bluffton 28 Hanover 37, Mount St. Joseph 12 Georgetown 55, Hanover 46 Anderson 36, Hanover 26 Wabash 26, Hanover 14 Hanover 36, Rose-Hulman 32 Hanover 17, Taylor 8 Hanover 35, Manchester 19 Hanover 37, DePauw 31 Hanover 34, Franklin 31

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2010 Hanover College Season results 1992: 6-4 (4-2 ICAC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry Defiance 35, Hanover 14 Thomas More 42, Hanover 30 Hanover 56, Bluffton 49 DePauw 31, Hanover 15 Hanover 38, Anderson 19 Wabash 38, Hanover 33 Hanover 17, Rose-Hulman 16 Hanover 49, Taylor 21 Hanover 28, Manchester 21 Hanover 31, Franklin 7

1998: 9-1 (6-1 HCAC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry Hanover 29, Thomas More 28 Hanover 49, Eureka 7 Hanover 30, Washington & Jefferson 20 Hanover 40, Bluffton 12 Hanover 71, Manchester 26 Hanover 31, Wilmington 24 Hanover 37, Mount St. Joseph 14 Hanover 58, Anderson 20 Wabash 28, Hanover 21 Hanover 41, Franklin 20

1993: 3-7 (2-4 ICAC, 4th) - Wayne Perry Defiance 46, Hanover 29 Thomas More 36, Hanover 22 Hanover 33, Bluffton 23 DePauw 21, Hanover 14 Anderson 28, Hanover 21 Wabash 55, Hanover 21 Hanover 37, Rose-Hulman 21 Taylor 47, Hanover 45 Hanover 45, Manchester 7 Franklin 41, Hanover 28

1999: 10-1 (7-0 HCAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover, 45, Thomas More 19 Hanover 35, Eureka 17 Hanover 30, Washington & Jefferson 13 Hanover 41, Bluffton 38 Hanover 45, Manchester 14 Hanover 30, Wilmington 15 Hanover 29, Mount St. Joseph 25 Hanover 31, Anderson 12 Hanover 28, Wabash 18 Hanover 27, Franklin 10 NCAA National Playoffs Ohio Northern 56, Hanover 14

1994: 8-2 (5-1 ICAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover 44, Otterbein 19 Hanover 31, Centre 19 Defiance 35, Hanover 24 Hanover 42, Mount St. Joseph 35 Hanover 35, DePauw 10 Hanover 37, Anderson 9 Hanover 39, Wabash 27 Rose-Hulman 48, Hanover 24 Hanover 42, Manchester 13 Hanover 49, Franklin 42 1995: 10-1 (6-0 ICAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover 24, Otterbein 7 Hanover 14, Centre 3 Hanover 38, Defiance 20 Hanover 44, Mount St. Joseph 33 Hanover 45, DePauw 25 Hanover 41, Anderson 35 Hanover 41, Wabash 21 Hanover 73, Rose-Hulman 23 Hanover 41, Manchester 19 Hanover 26, Franklin 22 NCAA National Playoffs Mount Union 52, Hanover 18 1996: 6-4 (3-3 ICAC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry Hanover 32, Otterbein 0 Hanover 23, North Central 14 Centre 14, Hanover 13 Hanover 27, Mount St. Joseph 9 Manchester 35, Hanover 22 DePauw 41, Hanover 34 Hanover 34, Anderson 17 Wabash 37, Hanover 17 Hanover 27, Rose-Hulman 0 Hanover 27, Franklin 14 1997: 10-1 (6-0 ICAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover 35, Otterbein 28 (OT) Hanover 24, North Central 7 Hanover 22, Centre 17 Hanover 25, Mount St. Joseph 21 Hanover 45, Manchester 7 Hanover 34, DePauw 7 Hanover 21, Anderson 0 Hanover 10, Wabash 7 Hanover 47, Rose-Hulman 20 Hanover 19, Franklin 6 NCAA National Playoffs John Carroll 30, Hanover 20

2000: 8-4 (5-1 HCAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover 24, DePauw 21 Thomas More 38, Hanover 37 (OT) Washington & Jefferson 50, Hanover 32 Hanover 25, Alma 7 Defiance 13, Hanover 7 (OT) Hanover 24, Bluffton 15 Hanover 55, Mount St. Joseph 12 Hanover 48, Anderson 26 Hanover 43, Manchester 3 Hanover 34, Franklin 17 NCAA National Playoffs Hanover 20, Hope 3 Wittenberg 32, Hanover 21 2001: 5-5 (4-2 HCAC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry Hanover 30, DePauw 27 Thomas More 28, Hanover 21 Washington & Jefferson 35, Hanover 10 Alma 56, Hanover 14 Defiance 33, Hanover 13 Hanover 34, Bluffton 15 Hanover 36, Mount St. Joseph 14 Anderson 51, Hanover 27 Hanover 29, Manchester 16 Hanover 54, Franklin 6 2002: 10-1 (6-0 HCAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover 47, Urbana 14 Hanover 36, Thomas More 3 Hanover 31, DePauw 21 Hanover 49, Manchester 7 Hanover 57, Defiance 35 Hanover 47, Bluffton 21 Hanover 41, Anderson 23 Hanover 35, Washington & Jefferson 14 Hanover 49, Mount St. Joseph 14 Hanover 57, Franklin 12 NCAA National Playoffs Wittenberg 34, Hanover 33 2003: 8-3 (6-0 HCAC, 1st) - Wayne Perry Hanover 34, Urbana 17 Hanover 33, Thomas More 30 (OT) DePauw 39, Hanover 20 Hanover 57, Manchester 18 Hanover 55, Defiance 38 Hanover 52, Bluffton 10 Hanover 48, Anderson 19 Washington & Jefferson 42, Hanover 28

Hanover 26, Mount St. Joseph 24 Hanover 33, Franklin 24 NCAA National Playoffs Baldwin-Wallace 54, Hanover 32 2004: 6-4 (5-1 HCAC, 2nd) - Wayne Perry Thomas More 31, Hanover 30 Washington & Jefferson 27 Hanover 15 Bridgewater 72, Hanover 24 Hanover 34, Waynesburg 31 Mount St. Joseph 29, Hanover 10 Hanover 31, Manchester 7 Hanover 28, Defiance 7 Hanover 37, Bluffton 20 Hanover 21, Anderson 0 Hanover 24, Franklin 7 2005: 4-6 (3-3 HCAC, 3rd) - Wayne Perry Hanover 12, Thomas More 7 Washington & Jefferson 56, Hanover 20 Bridgewater 56, Hanover 42 Waynesburg 34, Hanover 17 Hanover 41, Mount St. Joseph 35 (OT) Hanover 48, Manchester 7 Defiance 28, Hanover 14 Bluffton 33, Hanover 19 Hanover 35, Anderson 28 Franklin 45, Hanover 15 2006: 4-6 (4-3 HCAC, 4th) - Wayne Perry Thomas More 25, Hanover 23 Butler 30, Hanover 20 Washington & Jefferson 35, Hanover 0 Hanover 41, Rose-Hulman 8 Mount St. Joseph 24, Hanover 0 Hanover 32, Manchester 14 Defiance 20, Hanover 10 Hanover 7, Bluffton 6 Hanover 27, Anderson 3 Franklin 35, Hanover 10 2007: 2-8 (2-5 HCAC, 6th) - Wayne Perry Thomas More 40, Hanover 24 Butler 44, Hanover 14 Washington & Jefferson 50, Hanover 14 Rose-Hulman 24, Hanover 7 Mount St. Joseph 56, Hanover 21 Hanover 30, Manchester 28 Defiance 33, Hanover 7 Hanover 24, Bluffton 21 Anderson 37, Hanover 27 Franklin 55, Hanover 14 2008: 2-7 (2-5 HCAC, 7th) – Joe Austin Centre 46, Hanover 22 Waynesburg 34, Hanover 32 Anderson 56, Hanover 12 Rose-Hulman 44, Hanover 33 Mount St. Joseph 37, Hanover 19 Hanover 35, Manchester 34 Defiance 31, Hanover 28 (OT) Hanover 42, Bluffton 19 Franklin 34, Hanover 0 2009: 3-7 (3-4 HCAC, 5th) – Joe Austin Centre 34, Hanover 20 Waynesburg 49, Hanover 21 Butler 42, Hanover 21 Hanover 51, Anderson 13 Rose-Hulman 41, Hanover 38 Mount St. Joseph 28, Hanover 13 Manchester 30, Hanover 8 Hanover 30, Defiance 27 Hanover 52, Bluffton 19 Franklin 42, Hanover 28

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Panthers gain more than victory in Bavarian Classic A three-touchdown day. A kickoff return for a touchdown. An interception return for a touchdown.

These highlights are only from a 60-minute span during the Hanover College football program’s 12-day spring term journey to Germany.

Sophomore wide receiver Daniel Passafiume (Louisville, Ky.), freshman running back Colton Zeck (Galveston, Ind.) and freshman linebacker Andy Dalton (Guilford, Ind.) led the Panthers’ charge against the German Football League’s Stuttgart Scorpions during the Bavarian Classic, May 16.

In addition to the cultural connections through frequent interactions with the Scorpions, focal points of the trip included a journey to Munich along the Romantic Road. While in Munich, Hanover’s student-athletes explored Marienplatz, Munich’s city center and visited Olympic Park from the 1972 summer games.

The Panthers also visited Heidelberg Castle, Neuschwanstein Castle, Old Town Hall and Dachau, the model Nazi German concentration camp.

Hanover’s spring term trip was organized by Global Football, which has produced off-season football games in 18 nations for NCAA DIII football programs.

Stuttgart plays in the German Football League’s 1st Bundesliga. The Scorpions have appeared in the league’s playoffs each season since 1998.

Hanover defensive assistant coach Tom Ross provided extra insight during the journey. Ross led Stuttgart to a 20-6-1 record as the Scorpions’ head coach in 2006 and 2007. He also served as Stuttgart’s head coach in 2002 and was the team’s defensive coordinator in 2001.

Hanover players Cameron Rode (left) and Matt Money (right) with two members of the Stuttgart Scorpions after the Bavarian Classic.

Passafiume returned the opening kick 85 yards for touchdown. Zeck scored three touchdowns and Dalton returned an interception for another Hanover touchdown in the Panthers’ 44-13 victory.

Cultural and on-the-field memories were plentiful for more than 40 players who participated in Hanover’s May 6-17 trip. The Panthers, accompanied by history professor Larry Thornton, combined daily coursework in the history of modern Germany with football practices in preparation for a game against Stuttgart at Gazi Stadium.

Global Football tour guide Leo Jenkins with Hanover players at the Dachau Concentration Camp.

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Heartland Conference

The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference is a union of nine private small colleges and universities from Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Formed in 1997, the Heartland Conference is affiliated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association and participates at the Division III level, which offers no athletic scholarships.

The league currently sponsors men’s championship in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, track & field and wrestling.

Championships are awarded in eight women’s sports, including: basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track & field and volleyball.

Five member schools were formerly affiliated with the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference and three schools were members of the Association of Mideast Colleges.

Anderson University, Franklin College, Hanover, Manchester College and the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology were each charter members of the ICAC. Bluffton University, Defiance College and the College of Mount St. Joseph were each members of the AMC.

Junior quarterback C.J. Croft led the Heartland Conference in individual total offense in 2009. Croft averaged 304.4 total yards per contest and tossed a league-best 27 touchdown passes.

Rose-Hulman rejoined the league in 2006.

Transylvania University, a former member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), officially joined the Heartland Conference in 2001.

Earlham College, a former member of the North Coast Athletic Conference, was been approved for HCAC membership last year and begins league competition this fall.

Anderson University Location: Anderson, Ind. Enrollment: 2,750 www.anderson.edu

Franklin College Location: Franklin, Ind. Enrollment: 1,047 www.franklincollege.edu

Bluffton University Location: Bluffton, Ohio Enrollment: 1,127 www.bluffton.edu

Hanover College Location: Hanover, Ind. Enrollment: 1,000 www.hanover.edu

Defiance College Location: Defiance, Ohio Enrollment: 1,070 www.defiance.edu

Manchester College Location: North Manchester, Ind. Enrollment: 1,223 www.manchester.edu

Earlham College Location: Richmond, Ind. Enrollment: 1,200 www.earlham.edu

College of Mount St. Joseph Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Enrollment: 2,300 www.msj.edu

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Location: Terre Haute, Ind. Enrollment: 1,900 www.rose-hulman.edu Transylvania University Location: Lexington, Kentucky Enrollment: 1,100 www.transy.edu

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Hanover, WE’RE FOR YOU (Fight Song) In the hills of Indiana, Where the broad Ohio flows, Stands a college old in story, In our hearts her mem’ry glows, Her devoted sons and daughters, Bring to her illustrious fame, And where e’er their footsteps wander, They will praise her name.

Chorus Hanover drive on down the field, Hanover hit that line, Hanover on to victory, Roll up that score this time, Undaunted on high our colors fly, The crimson and the blue, So we’ll fight, yes, we’ll fight, For the goal’s in sight, Here’s to Hanover, We’re For You!!!

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2010 Hanover College Schedule Sept. 4 @ Centre (Ky.) Sept. 11 Thomas More (Ky.) Sept. 18 Defiance (Ohio)* Sept. 25 Rose-Hulman* Oct. 2 @ Anderson* Oct. 9 Earlham* Oct. 23 @ Manchester* Oct. 30 @ Bluffton (Ohio)* Nov. 6 Mount St. Joseph (Ohio)* Nov. 13 @ Franklin*

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