2013 Urbana University Football Media Guide by Urbana University

PRESIDENT’S WELCOME Welcome to Urbana University. UU is an independent, liberal arts institution that seeks to broaden students’ perspectives toward their careers and provides an intellectual foundation for lifelong learning. Nestled in picturesque Urbana, Ohio, UU offers a small town university near big-city life. We provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students who choose UU. Our students come from diverse backgrounds, some hailing from as far as China. Our faculty members have an invested relationship with our students; they work hard to help achieve the students’ goals. Intercollegiate athletics has been an optional component of the learning experience at Urbana University since 1870. The entire Urbana University community, including our student-athletes, values your involvement in Blue Knight athletics - as fans, supporters, and friends. We hope that you will enjoy the 2013-2014 athletic season and stay enthusiastically involved.

Go Blue Knights! Sincerely, Dr. Kirk E. Peterson

2013 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 5 (Thurs.) @ University of Findlay September 14 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE* September 21 @ Shepherd University* September 28 GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE* October 5 @ West Virginia State University* October 12 CONCORD UNIVERSITY* (HOMECOMING) October 19 @ West Liberty University* October 26 FAIRMONT STATE UNIVERSITY* November 2 @ Southeast Missouri State University (D-I FCS) November 9 @ West Virginia Wesleyan College* November 16 UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON* (SENIOR DAY) * - Mountain East Conference Opponent HOME GAMES BOLD IN ALL CAPS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS The Urbana University Experience ........................................................................... 4-5 Urbana University Football Facilities ........................................................................ 6-7 MEC News/Opponents’ Mileage Chart/Preseason Coaches’ Poll ....................... 8 Player Spotlight: #4 QB D.J. Mendenhall ..................................................................... 9 2013 Opponents/2014 Schedule ........................................................................... 10-11 2013 Season Outlook ................................................................................................ 12-13 Head Coach David Taynor ...................................................................................... 14-15 Assistant Coaches ............................................................................................................... 17 Athletic Director/Support Staff .................................................................................... 18 Player Spotlight: #39 WR Joe Webb ........................................................................ 19 2013 Numerical Roster .................................................................................................... 24 2013 Alphabetical Roster/Roster Demographics .................................................. 25 Returning Player Profiles ........................................................................................ 26-32 2013 Newcomers ....................................................................................................... 34-37 2013 Team Picture ...................................................................................................... 40-41 2013 UU Cheerleaders/2012 Team Stats/2012 Team Awards ............... 42-44 UU Football Record Books ............................................................................................ 45 All-Time Urbana Award Winners ................................................................................ 46 All-Time Year-by-Year Results ...................................................................................... 47 2013 UU Football Schedule ............................................................................ Back Page

URBANA UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS Address ................................................... 579 College Way City/ZIP ............................................... Urbana, OH/43078 Founded .......................................................................... 1850 Enrollment ..................................................................... 1,505 Nickname ............................................................ Blue Knights School Colors ........................................ Royal Blue & White Affiliation ..................................................... NCAA Division II Conference .................... Mountain East Conference (MEC) Interim President .................................... Dr. Kirk E. Peterson Athletic Director ................................................. Doug Young Senior Women’s Administrator ....................... Nicole Pluger Faculty Athletic Representative ............... Dr. Jim Judge, Jr. Athletic Department Phone ...................... (937) 484-1308 Website ....................................................... www.urbana.edu Stadium Information Stadium Name ............................ Urbana University Stadium Constructed .................................................................... 2006 Capacity ....................................................................... 3,000 Surface ..................................................... Artificial Field Turf Press Box Phone ...................... (937) 652-6847 or 6848 Football History First Year of Football (Modern Era) .......................... 1985 All-Time Record ........................................... 87-188-2 (.318) Record at Urbana University Stadium ........... 22-14 (.611) Sports Information/Media Relations Asst. Athletic Director of Media Relations ..... Chris Anders Email ..................................................... canders@urbana.edu Office Phone ............................................. (937) 484-1290 Fax .............................................................. (937) 484-1389 Website ...................................................... sports.urbana.edu Team Information 2012 Record ..................................................................... 7-4 Home Record ..................................................................... 5-1 Away Record ..................................................................... 2-3 Starters Returning/Lost ................................................. 13/9 Offense ............................................................................. 5/6 Defense .............................................................................. 8/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..................................... 35/15 Coaching Staff Head Coach ...................................................... David Taynor Alma Mater ................................... Urbana University, 1999 Office Phone .............................................. (937) 484-1292 Email .................................................... dtaynor@urbana.edu Record at Urbana (Years) ....................... 27-28 (6th Year) Career Record (Years) ............................. 27-28 (6th Year) Assistant Coaches Defensive Coordinator/DBs ......... Paul Smith (Union, ‘96) Off. Coord./WRs E.J. Henderson (Cent. Washington, ‘96) Strength & Cond./Off. Line ....... Bill Nickell (Urbana, ‘11) Assistant Coaches .................... Jeff Smith, Maurice Harden Volunteer Assistant Coach ................................. Ron Burford Graduate Assistants ............. Corey Hardin, Shane Warner Student Assistants ........... Drew Underwood, Matt Nowak Head Athletic Trainer ................................... Jassen Dobbyns Assistant Athletic Trainers .. Jennifer Frey & Amy Doggett 2012 Schedule & Results (Record: 7-4, 5-3 GLVC) 9/1 TUSCULUM COLLEGE ............................. W, 53-33 9/8 SETON HILL UNIVERSITY ........................ W, 34-31 9/15 @ Central State University* ....................... L, 22-28 9/22 QUINCY UNIVERSITY* .......................... W, 14-10 9/29 @ West Virginia Wesleyan College .......... L, 21-33 10/6 @ Kentucky Wesleyan College* ............... W, 74-0 10/13 @ Saint Joseph’s College* ....................... W, 37-7 10/20 McKENDREE UNIVERSITY* (HC) ......... W, 31-23 10/27 @ Missouri S&T University* ....................... L, 12-13 11/3 WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE* .................... W, 53-7 11/10 #19 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS* .. L, 24-31 HOME GAMES BOLD IN ALL CAPS * - GLVC Opponent (5-3, 3rd in GLVC) NCAA Division II national rankings on day of game

The 2013 Blue Knight Football Media Guide was written, edited and designed by Chris Anders and the Urbana University Media Relations Department with assistance from the athletic and football departments. The photography is courtesy of Mark Reidinger (sciotophoto.photoreflect.com) and members of UU’s Office of Sports Information. Cover art features senior QB and 2013 Harlon Hill Trophy hopeful D.J. Mendenhall. Printing by Post Printing (postprinting.com).

THE ULTIMATE URBANA UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE As an independent liberal arts institution, Urbana University’s strength lies in its quality faculty, students, and curriculum supported by strong student services. Urbana University prepares students for a lifetime of leadership and service to society through excellent classroom instruction, real world experiences, community partnerships, and technology.

URBANA EXPERIENCE

It is the mission of Urbana University to offer a liberal arts education in a small college environment emphasizing student learning through individual attention, excellence in instruction, career-oriented programs, and critical reflection on moral and ethical values. Campus facilities include a blend of modern and traditional architecture, creating a peaceful and safe setting for learning and interacting with faculty and students. Set on 128 acres, the campus consists of academic and administrative buildings including the modern Lewis and Jean Moore Center for Mathematics and Science, the Warren G. Grimes Center (a multipurpose athletic and classroom facility), the Student Center (a new commons area at the hub of campus), and newer men’s and women’s residence halls completed in the past decade. These state-of-the-art residence halls offer both traditional dorm rooms and suite-style accommodations. The intramural programs offers a variety of men’s, women’s and coed sports throughout the school year. Teams compete in such sports as basketball, racquetball, softball, dodgeball, soccer and volleyball. All students are welcome to use the athletic facilities at the Warren G. Grimes Center which include basketball and racquetball courts, a state-of-the-art weight room and fitness facility, and a collegiate-competition sized swimming pool. Outdoor facilities include baseball and softball fields, an outdoor basketball court, an all-weather artificial field turf field for football, soccer and lacrosse, and a sand volleyball court. New athletic clubs in 2009-10 included a coed bowling team, a coed fishing club, and a men’s volleyball team. Women’s lacrosse became the University’s 15th intercollegiate team in 2010-11, joining football, baseball, softball, volleyball, men’s & women’s basketball, men’s & women’s swimming, men’s & women’s soccer, men’s & women’s cross country and men’s & women’s golf. The Performing Arts Department at Urbana University seeks to develop the artistic talents of the student body. Plays, musicals, and concerts are a constant reminder of the thriving Arts Department at Urbana. The opportunities to participate in the many cultural, educational, recreational and social events held on Urbana’s campus seem endless. Campus-wide movies and professional entertainment acts supplement the countless social activities such as dances, Homecoming activities, ski trips, clubs, Casino Nights, etc.. A variety of student organizations provide numerous opportunities for campus involvement and leadership development.

URBANA UNIVERSITY FUN FACTS DID YOU KNOW... ...Urbana University is connected to the duPont family famous for their well-known chemical company that sponsors Jeff Gordon’s NASCAR race team? It’s true! T. Coleman duPont graduated from Urbana University Prep School Division in 1879 and later became President of the Dupont Chemical Company! ...Birdie Kim, the 2005 U.S. Open Women’s Golf Champion owes part of her success to one of our alumni? Absolutely. Miles Nixon, an Urbana grad and recordsetting golfer, was Birdie’s caddy!

Believe it! Brian Garry has officiated over 1400 professional boxing matches including 50 world title matches! ...David Letterman had an Urbana alumnae as a guest MULTIPLE TIMES on his show? You can bet on it! Gretchen Worden, best known for revitalizing the famed Mutter Museum, appeared on Letterman many times.

From the West (Indianapolis area) Take I-70 East (toward Columbus) exit onto U.S. Rt. 68 North to Urbana. (approximately 15 miles) At the intersection of U.S. Rt. 68 and St. Rt. 55 turn left ...One of our former basketball stars plays professionally (Swifty Gas is on the right). The first street on the right is High Street. Turn right for the Harlem Wizards? and you’ll find our campus 3 blocks on the left. From the South (Cincinnati, Kentucky areas) Take I-75 North toward Dayton. Merge onto I-70 East (toward Columbus) exit onto U.S. Rt. 68 North to Urbana. (approximately 15 miles) At the intersection of U.S. Rt. 68 and St. Rt. 55 turn left (Swifty Gas is on the right). The first street on the right is High Street. Turn right and you’ll find our campus 3 blocks on the left. From the North (Toledo, Michigan areas) Take I-75 South toward Dayton US-33 E via exit number 110 toward Bellefontaine. Take US-68 toward Bellefontaine/Kenton. Turn right onto US-68 South and follow to Urbana. Make a right at the town square unto US-36/Miami St. Turn left at High Street light. Campus will be on your right approximately 4 blocks down.

Yes, it’s true. Eric Jones is a key member of the Wizards and their famous basketball entertainment show. ...Urbana University students really can reach for the stars!

URBANA EXPERIENCE

Directions to Urbana University: From the East (PA, NY Areas) Take I-70 West (toward Columbus/Dayton) exit onto U.S. Rt. 68 North to Urbana. (approximately 15 miles) At the intersection of U.S. Rt. 68 and St. Rt. 55 turn left (Swifty Gas is on the right). The first street on the right is High Street. Turn right and you’ll find our campus 3 blocks on the left.

...An Urbana University graduate has been in the boxing ring with the likes of Evander Holyfield, Oscar de La Hoya, and George Foreman?

Seriously. One of our former students, Tom Hennon, has been a crew member on the space shuttle Atlantis, and flown three space missions! ...The University of Kansas named its influential Women’s Resource Center after an important Urbana alumnae? That’s right! Dr. Emily Taylor was the original founder of a women’s higher education development program from which OVER 100 women have gone to become college or university presidents or chancellors! ...An Urbana alumnae was President of the West Virginia Institute of Technology and led them to become one of the best rated comprehensive universities in the country? Dr. Karen LaRoe recently retired and is now on the Urbana University Board of Trustees. ...A member of the Kansas City Royals baseball organization completed his degree at Urbana after signing with their organization following his junior season? Pitcher Jaeson Hudnall struck a deal with the Royals to play baseball for them in the summer while juggling his senior-level classes at Urbana.

Justin Phelps Memorial Weight Room

FOOTBALL FACILITIES

The state-of-the-art weight room consists of six Power Lifting stations and additional equipment from The Fitness Store. Power Lift is utilized by many of the top colleges and professional teams in the country. The Ohio State University and University of Cincinnati both employ Power Lift in their facilities, as do the Cincinnati Bengals. Perennial high school power Archbishop Moeller also uses Power Lift. The Blue Knights have extensive weight training and cardio workouts to prepare their bodies for the long season.

Urbana University Aquatics Center The Blue Knights utilize the pool to rehab injuries and to cool off following practices. Players also use the pool for cross and speed- training. Students can also use the pool for recreation.

Bundy Wellness Center Students use the Bundy Wellness Center, located in the Student Center, to get a complete aerobic workout. Here, you will find treadmills, elipticals, free-weights, and muc h more state-of-the-art equipment for the perfect workout. You may even run into President Jones during his wellknown early morning workouts.

Lewis & Jean Moore Center The Blue Knights strive to compete as hard in the classroom as they do on the football field. The coaching staff’s objectives are based on the two most important days in the life of a student-athlete at the collegiate level: graduation and a winning a championship. The football staff utilizes the 130-seat Moore Center Honda Room for study tables and team meetings. 6

THE FOUNDATION OF “WANT TO - TEMPO - US” AND FOOTBALL AT THE U!

URBANA URBANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY STADIUM STADIUM

EACH SPRING, THE BLUE KNIGHTS HOST A SPECIAL OLYMPICS FLAG F OOTBALL GAME BETWEEN AREA SCHOOLS. PICTURED LEFT, MIAMI COUNTY AND ADRIEL SCHOOLS SQUARE OFF IN A COMPETITIVE BATTLE.

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DROPPED OFF THE GAME

BALL IN THEIR NEWSCENTER CHOPPER FOR

BLUE KNIGHT STADIUM’S INAUGURAL GAME.

FOOTBALL FACILITIES

URBANA UNIVERSITY STADIUM WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 2006. BLUE KNIGHT FIELD FEATURES STATE-OF-THE-ART, ALL-WEATHER ARTIFICIAL FIELD TURF. VISITING BLEACHERS WERE ADDED THIS PAST SPRING, PROVIDING SEATING FOR OVER 3,000 FANS! THE BLUE KNIGHTS DEFEATED SO. VIRGINIA 52-7 IN THE INAUGURAL GAME ON 8-26-06. UU OWNS A .611 WINNING PERCENTAGE AT HOME IN THE STADIUM’S 7-YEAR HISTORY (22-14). IN 2012, THE BLUE KNIGHTS SET A SCHOOL RECORD FOR WINS AT HOME, FINISHING 5-1. THE FOOTBALL PROGRAM’S TOP 5 SEASONS HAVE ALL COME WITHIN THE PAST 8 YEARS. THE BLUE KNIGHTS DEFEATED THEIR FIRST NCAA DIVISION I OPPONENT IN 2009, SCORING A 13-10 WIN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON UNDER HEAD COACH DAVE TAYNOR. THE BLUE KNIGHTS CAPTURED THE PROGRAM’S FIRST CONFERENCE TITLES, GOING BACK-TO-BACK IN THE GLFC IN 2010 & 2011. URBANA EARNED ITS 1ST VOTES IN THE NCAA DIVISION II COACHES’ TOP 25 POLL IN 2012.

BLUE KNIGHTS’ FANS AND PLAYERS ENJOY A POST-GAME TAILGATE JUST A FEW STEPS AWAY FROM THE STADIUM. 7

MEC KICKS OFF INAUGURAL SEASON

Shepherd returns 8 starters on both offense and defense from a team that went 8-3 and earned a berth in the NCAA playoffs. The Rams have to replace starting QB Bobby Cooper, but return its entire O-line that will pave the way for Jihad Rasheed and Allen Cross. The Rams also boast a stout defense that led the country in rushing defense each of the last 2 seasons & boasts All-America candidates Howard Jones (DL) & Keon Robinson (CB/RS).

West Virginia State will look to first-year head coach Jon Anderson to turn the Yellow Jackets around after a 2-9 campaign in 2012. On offense, WVSU will need to replace its starting QB and top rusher from last year, but the defense returns end Wenly Beliard (67 tackles, 13 TFLs) and DB Dominque Matthews (53 tackles, 4 TFLs).

Concord closed the 2012 season strong by winning 5 of its last 6, but will need to replace 6 starters on both offense and defense. The Mountain Lions return plenty of talent on defense including All-America candidates Jake Lilly (LB) and Riyahd Richardson (CB). Sophomore RB Calvinaugh Jones will be expected to shoulder the offensive load for CU after racking up 749 yards on the ground in 2012.

MEC-POLLS

BRIDGEPORT

Notre Dame College is in just its 4th year of existence under head coach Adam Howard. The Falcons went 3-8 last year playing in the GLIAC. NDC is led by senior RB and All-America candidate Pedro Powell. Powell rushed for a school record 1,460 yards and found the end zone 11 times last year.

Charleston turned in a 9-2 season last year in which its 2 losses came by just a combined 10 points. The Golden Eagles will have to deal with the loss of one of the top all-purpose players in the country last year in Jordan Roberts, but return experience behind center in QBs Maurice Leak and John Knox. UC also returns 8 starters on a defense that allowed under 16 points per game. All-America candidate Puma Nuredini handles the kicking and punting duties for the Golden Eagles.

Glenville State was 6-5 last year with all 5 losses coming on the road. The Pioneers return one of the top RBs in the country in Rahman Lee who rushed for 1,357 yards and 13 TDs a year ago. QB Justin Feagin saw action in all 11 games last year for GSC passing for over 600 yards and adding nearly 200 yards on the ground. Senior center and All-America candidate Jon Rasnick will anchor the offensive line. James Johnson returns to the defense after notching 92 tackles a season ago. West Liberty surged to a 6-5 record in 2012 after winning 4 of its final 6, including a 1-point win over Shepherd. Dylan Lagarde saw action in all 11 games under center for the ‘Toppers and made 5 starts throwing for 1,150 yards with 6 TDs and 14 interceptions. WLU returns its leading RB from last year in Isaiah Moody who added 618 yards and 6 TDs on the ground. The Hilltoppers will be strong on defense returning 8 starters, particularly in the secondary with CB Justin Black and safeties Alec Wood and Jovantae Johnson. Urbana finished last season with a 7-4 record and finished 3rd in the GLVC. The Blue Knights will be led by All-America candidate QB D.J. Mendenhall. Mendenhall is a 3-year starter, racking up 6,702 yards passing and another 1,605 rushing during his career. Mendenhall’s top target, Joe Webb, also returns after catching 63 balls for 1,074 yards despite missing 2 games. On defense, UU returns DL Kyle Ferguson (58 tackles, 9 TFLs) and DBs David McComas (70 tackles, 2 interceptions) and Dan Goodrum (team-high 84 tackles). Fairmont State will be led by first-year head coach and Fighting Falcon alumnus Jason Woodman. Woodman inherits a team that went 4-6 last year but features 2 of the top players on either side of the ball in RB Daniel Monroe and MLB Garrett Davis. Monroe is on pace to be one of the top backs in school history, and Davis led the nation last year in solo tackles per game. On top of that, OT Chris Barfield is considered to be one of the top offensive linemen in the country and has garnered preseason All-America honors.

MILEAGE CHART: DISTANCES FROM URBANA UNIVERSITY

University of Findlay (Findlay, OH) .......................... 68 miles (1 hour, 34 min) NOTRE DAME COLLEGE (South Euclid, OH) ...... 182 miles (3 hours, 8 min) West Liberty University (West Liberty, WV) ........... 183 miles (3 hours, 15 min) West Virginia State University (Institue, WV) ........... 195 miles (3 hours, 24 min) UNIV. OF CHARLESTON (Charleston, WV) ....... 205 miles (3 hours, 34 min) GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE (Glenville, WV) ..... 216 miles (5 hours, 7 min) FAIRMONT STATE UNIVERSITY (Fairmont, WV) 243 miles (4 hours, 33 min) West Virginia Wesleyan College (Buckhannon, WV) 265 miles (4 hours, 41 min) CONCORD UNIVERSITY (Athens, WV) ............ 295 miles (5 hours, 7 min) Shepherd University (Shepherdstown, WV) ............ 390 miles (6 hours, 42 min) SE Missouri State University (Cape Girardeau, MO) 449 miles (7 hours, 7 min) HOME OPPONENTS IN BOLD, ALL CAPS Total Distance Traveled by Urbana .......................... 1,550 Miles (26 hours, 43 min) Total Distance Traveled by Urbana’s Opponents ..... 1,141 Miles (21 hours, 29 min) Average Trip Distance Traveled by Urbana ............ 258 Miles (4 hours, 27 min) Average Trip Distance Traveled by Opponents ....... 228 Miles (4 hours, 18 min)

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (Aug. 6, 2013) – The Shepherd Rams have been picked to win the first Mountain East Conference football title after a vote conducted by the league’s coaches at an MEC Football Media Day at the conference’s new headquarters in Bridgeport, West Virginia. Shepherd collected 8 of 11 possible first-place votes in earning 117 points. Charleston was picked to finish runner-up with 101 points, including 2 first-place votes. Concord was picked to finish 3rd (94), followed by Glenville St. (83) & West Liberty (79). Urbana was picked to finish 6th with 75 points and a first-place vote. Fairmont State (51) was predicted to finish in 8th, followed by Notre Dame College (40), UVa-Wise (31), West Virginia State (28) and West Virginia Wesleyan (27).

UVa-Wise posted a 3-8 record playing in the NAIA last year. The Cavs will be bringing back 15 starters from last year’s squad (9 on offense and 6 on defense), including RB Zach Cochran (301 yards and 5 TDs), WR Terrance Younger (24 rec. and 516 yards) and safety Marcus Jones (65 tackles, 6 TFLs).

Head coach George Shehl takes over a West Virginia Wesleyan team that went 38 in 2012. The Bobcats do feature one of the more explosive players in the country in WR and return specialist Lavaughn Hughes, who led NCAA Division II last year with 453 punt return yards and also added 3 punt return TDs. On defense, WVWC lost its 3 top tacklers to graduation, but returns solid DBs James Williamson and Jermichael Kelly. 2013 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

MEC Coaches’ Preseason Poll Shepherd Charleston Concord Glenville State West Liberty Urbana Fairmont State Notre Dame College UVa-Wise West Virginia State West Virginia Wesleyan

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Preseason AFCA Division II Coaches' Poll WACO, TEX. (Aug. 19, 2013) – Valdosta State (Ga.), fresh off of their 3rd D-II national championship in 2012, opens up 2013 as the preseason favorite to win the national championship. This is the 3rd time since the AFCA D-II Coaches’ Poll started in 2000 that the Blazers have begun the season ranked No. 1. Minnesota St.-Mankato comes in at No. 2 with 3 first place votes, followed by West Texas A&M, Northwest Missouri St. and last year’s national runner-up, Winston-Salem State (N.C.), rounding out the Top 5. There will be three Top 25 matchups in the first week of the 2013 season, highlighted by No. 4 Northwest Missouri State playing host to No. 22 Saginaw Valley State (Mich.), No. 19 Indianapolis hosting No. 9 Ashland and No. 7 Shippensburg (Pa.) traveling to No. 25 Shepherd (W.Va.). Rank School (1st place votes) 2012 W-L Points Previous Rank* 1. Valdosta St. (Ga.) (26) 12-2 766 1 2. Minnesota St.-Mankato (3) 13-1 726 3 3. West Texas A&M (1) 12-3 707 4 4. Northwest Missouri St. (1) 10-3 616 10 5. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 14-1 599 2 6. Missouri Western St. 12-2 586 5 7. Shippensburg (Pa.) 11-2 559 14 8. Colorado St.-Pueblo 12-1 522 6 9. Ashland (Ohio) 11-1 506 9 10. Indiana (Pa.) (1) 12-2 416 7 11. Minnesota-Duluth 10-2 410 12 12. New Haven (Conn.) 10-1 407 8 13. Henderson St. (Ark.) 10-1 371 11 14. Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 8-3 361 NR 15. Midwestern St. (Texas) 9-2 319 16 16. West Alabama 9-4 297 21 17. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 9-3 290 13 18. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 10-2 227 17 19. Indianapolis (Ind.) 10-3 212 15 20. Chadron St. (Neb.) 9-3 195 18 21. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) 7-3 165 NR 22. Saginaw Valley St. (Mich.) 8-3 141 NR 23. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 9-3 140 20 24. Tuskegee (Ala.) 10-2 124 23 25. Shepherd (W.Va.) 8-3 108 25 *– Ranking in final AFCA Division II Poll of 2012 Others Receiving Votes: Harding (Ark.), 106; Winona St. (Minn.), 77; Albany St. (Ga.), 51; North Alabama, 39; Michigan Tech, 38; Central Washington, 34; Central Missouri, 31; St. Cloud State (Minn.), 30; Delta St. (Miss.), 26; American International (Mass.), 21; Charleston (W.Va.), 21; Ferris St. (Mich.), 21; Emporia St. (Kan.), 20; West Chester (Pa.), 20; Hillsdale (Mich.), 14; Miles (Ala.), 14; Colorado School of Mines, 11; Elizabeth City St. (N.C.), 11; Mercyhurst (Pa.), 11; Washburn (Kan.), 8; Ohio Dominican, 6; Fort Valley St. (Ga.), 4; Tarleton St. (Texas), 3; California (Pa.), 2; Missouri S&T, 2; New Mexico Highlands, 2; North Carolina-Pembroke, 2; Southern Arkansas, 2; Texas A&MKingsville, 2; Wayne St. (Mich.), 1. Urbana’s 2013 Opponents in Bold

BLUE KNIGHT SPOTLIGHT ON

#4 DJ MENDENHALL

IN THE FIRST 3 DECADES OF THE UU FOOTBALL PROGRAM, NO BLUE KNIGHT HAS MADE THE IMPACT D.J. MENDENHALL HAS. IN THE FINAL GAME OF HIS SOPHOMORE YEAR, MENDENHALL BROKE THE SCHOOL’S CAREER SCORING RECORD. IN JUST 22 GAMES, HE CROSSED THE GOAL LINE MORE TIMES THAN ANY BLUE KNIGHT IN THE HISTORY OF THE PROGRAM! AS A TRUE FRESHMAN, HIS OFFENSE BROKE EVERY TEAM RECORD IN THE BOOKS. AS AN ENCORE, HE WENT OUT AND BROKE ALL OF THOSE RECORDS AGAIN AND AGAIN AS A SOPHOMORE AND A JUNIOR. THE INCREDIBLE NUMBERS ARE STARTING MOUNT UP AND REACH STAGGERING HEIGHTS. THROUGH HIS FIRST 3 SEASONS, D.J. HAS THROWN FOR OVER 6,700 YARDS AND RUSHED FOR ANOTHER 1,605. HE COULD BECOME JUST THE 3RD PLAYER IN NCAA D-II HISTORY TO THROW FOR 10,000+ AND RUSH FOR ANOTHER 2,000+ YARDS. IN ADDITION TO ALL OF THOSE YARDS, D.J. HAS RACKED UP 97 TDS (66 PASSING, 29 RUSHING, 2 RECEIVING). HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR 586 TOTAL POINTS THROUGH HIS FIRST 3 SEASONS AT UU. TO PUT THAT IN PERSPECTIVE, AS A PROGRAM, UU JUST BARELY MANAGED TO DOUBLE THAT TOTAL DURING THE ENTIRE 1990’S. D.J. ALSO HAS MORE WINS IN HIS 3 SEASONS (20) THAN THE BLUE KNIGHTS DID DURING THE ‘90S (16). NOW, ENTERING HIS SENIOR SEASON, MENDENHALL IS AGAIN A PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN, BUT ONE GOAL HAS ALLUDED HIM OVER HIS ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER. WILL 2013 BE THE YEAR D.J. PUTS URBANA UNIVERSITY ON THE NATIONAL MAP WITH THE PROGRAM’S FIRST TRIP TO THE NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS?

SPOTLIGHT ON D.J.

OUT OF ALL OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL RECORDS AT UU, WHICH ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF? CAREER WINS. BECAUSE I WAS ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH THEM WITH MY TEAMMATES. IF YOU COULD PLAY ANY OTHER POSITION ON THE FIELD FULL-TIME, WHAT WOULD IT BE? RECEIVER THREE WORDS TO DESCRIBE YOU? OUTGOING, RESPONSIBLE, CHARISMATIC

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BLUE KNIGHT SPOTLIGHT

WHY DO YOU WEAR #4? COMING INTO MY FRESHMAN YEAR, I WANTED #6, BUT IT WAS TAKEN. MY MOM’S FAVORITE NUMBER IS 4, SO I CHOSE THAT.

D.J. M ENDENHALL BREAKS A SETON HILL AS A FRESHMAN QB

D.J.’S THOUGHTS ON THE 2013 BLUE KNIGHTS & 2013 SEASON FASTEST BLUE KNIGHT? MARC JOHNSON, JOE WEBB AND SANDERS SIUS FAVORITE MEMORY FROM LAST SEASON? K N O W I N G THERE IS S T I L L R O O M F O R STRONGEST BLUE KNIGHT? TRENT FIELDING FUNNIEST BLUE KNIGHT? ALVIN BUSBEE IMPROVEMENT. SMARTEST BLUE KNIGHT? KYLE WALLACE FAVORITE PLAY CALL? ANY PASS OR QB RUN HARDEST HITTING BLUE KNIGHT? BRIAN RIDLEY AND KYLE FERGUSON HARDEST WORKING BLUE KNIGHT? FAVORITE PROFESSOR AT UU? PROFESSOR SCOTT PORTER BENTON AND PROFESSOR MOXLEY MOST ATHLETIC BLUE KNIGHT? LA’VELLE SPIVEY FAVORITE CLASS AT UU? BLUE KNIGHT WITH THE BEST HANDS? ANY EXERCISE SCIENCE CLASS JOE WEBB BEST VOCAL LEADER? KYLE WALLACE FAVORITE UU TRADITION? BEST QUIET LEADER? SANDERS SIUS HOMECOMING AND CAMPUS CRAWL 2013’S BREAKOUT BLUE KNIGHT? MARC JOHNSON, NATE WILBURN-OGLETREE FAVORITE UU TEAM (OTHER THAN FOOTBALL)? AND DAVID HILL BLUE KNIGHT YOU LOOKED UP TO AS AN THE BASKETBALL TEAMS UNDERCLASSMAN? EVAN GEHLERT AND TRAVIS BRISCO FAVORITE SPORT OTHER THAN FOOTBALL? TEAM GOALS IN 2013? BASKETBALL UNDEFEATED SEASON AND MAKE THE NATIONAL PLAYOFFS FAVORITE CURRENT NFL PLAYER? INDIVIDUAL GOALS IN 2013? ROBERT GRIFFIN III IMPROVE ALL STATS FROM 2012 THOUGHTS ON THE NEW MOUNTAIN EAST FAVORITE PREGAME MEAL? CHICKEN PARM CONFERENCE? NEW AND OLD TEAMS. IT WILL BE GREAT FAVORITE MOVIE? ACTION COMEDIES. NO COMPETITION FOR US. SPECIFIC ONE. THOUGHTS ON BEING PICKED TO FINISH 6TH IN THE PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL? FAVORITE TV SHOW? ESPN GAMES ARE NOT PLAYED ON PAPER. TEAMS TO WATCH IN THE MEC? FAVORITE COLOR? BLUE ALL OF OUR GAMES WILL BE CHALLENGING AND A FEW OF D.J.’S FAVORITE THINGS

WILL REQUIRE US AS A TEAM TO BE MORE MENTALLY

NATURAL GRASS OR FIELD TURF? TURF

AND PHYSICALLY PREPARED THAN OUR OPPONENT.

#7 Howard Jones

Monte Cater

2O13 OPPONENTS

September 21· Noon · Ram Stadium · Shepherdstown, WV

SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY

School Information Location: Shepherdstown, West Virginia Enrollment: 4,283 President: Dr. Suzanne Shipley Athletic Director: B.J. Pumroy Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Rams Colors: Blue & Gold Stadium: Ram Stadium Capacity: 5,000 Surface: FieldTurf Sports Information Director: Chip Ransom

Football Information Head Coach: Monte Cater (Millikin, ‘71) Record at SU: 190-87-1 (27th season) Career Record: 221-110-2 (33rd season) Team Information 2012 Record: 8-3 (7-1, WVIAC Champs) Offensive Set:: Multiple I Defensive Set: 4-4 Off. Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Def. Starters Returning/Lost:8/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 42/10 Players to watch: #7 DE Howard Jones, #5 CB Keon Robinson, #3 LB Dom Dixon, #51 C Sean Hull, #39 RB Michael Haynes

#41 Wenly Beliard

Jon Anderson

WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY Football Information Head Coach: Jon Anderson (Buena Vista, ‘98) Record at WVSU: 0-0 (1st season) Career Record: 0-0 (1st season) Team Information 2012 Record: 2-9 (1-7, WVIAC) Last conference championship: 1968 Base Offense: Multiple Base Defense: Odd Front Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 4/7 Players to watch: #41 DE Wenly Beliard, #20 RB LeFloyd Phillips, #54 OL Randall Hicks, #6 DB Dominique Matthews

YELLOW JACKETS 10

#35 Pedro Powell

September 28 · Noon · UU Stadium · Urbana, OH

GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE

School Information Location: Glenville, West Virginia Enrollment: 1,900 President: Dr. Peter Barr Athletic Director: Janet Bailey Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Pioneers Colors: Blue & White Stadium: I.L. & Sue Morris Stadium Capacity: 3,000 Surface: FieldTurf Sports Information Director: Jonathan Griffin

Football Information Head Coach: David Hutchison (Adrian College) Record at GSC: 11-11 (3rd season) Career Record: 11-11 (3rd season) Team Information 2012 Record: 6-5 (6-2, 4th WVIAC) First Season of Football: 1908 All-Time Record: 346-402-34 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Letterwinners Returning: 38 Players to watch: #4 QB Justin Feagin, #2 RB Rahmann Lee, #9 WR Robert Jiles, #47 LB James Johnson

P I O N E E R S

October 5 · 1:30PM · Lakin Field · Institute, WV

School Information Location: Institue, West Virginia Enrollment: 3,000 President: Dr. Brian O. Hemphill Athletic Director: Sean Loyd Affiliations: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Old Gold & Black Stadium: Lakin Field Capacity: 5,000 Surface: Natural Grass Sports Information Director: John Simms

F A L C O N S

#7 Rahmann Lee

Football Information Head Coach: Adam Howard, (Wilmington, ‘97) Record at NDC: 10-23 (4th season) Career Record: 10-23 (4th season) Team Information 2012 Record: 3-8 (2-8, GLIAC) First Year of Football: 2010 (2-9 Record) 2011 (5-6 Record) Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Players to watch: #35 RB Pedro Powell, #5 QB Ray Russ, #7 DB Bo Grunder, #4 DB Mo May, #8 WR Mikhail Morgan

October 12 · Noon · UU Stadium · Urbana, OH · HOMECOMING · #12 Jake Lilly

NOTRE DAME COLLEGE

School Information Location: South Euclid, Ohio Enrollment: 1,500 President: Dr. Andrew P. Roth Athletic Director: J. Scott Swain Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Falcons Colors: Blue, White & Gold Stadium: Campus Field Capacity: 2,000 Surface: Turf Sports Information Director: Andy Barch

Garin Justice

Football Information Head Coach: Rob Keys (West Virginia, ‘96) Record at UF: 13-8 (3rd season) Career Record: 13-8 (3rd season) Team Information 2012 Record: 7-3 (7-3, GLIAC) Base Offense: Spread Base Defense: 4-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/8 (Off-8, Def-8, ST-2) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 65/13 Players to watch: #7 WR Seth White, #1 QB/WR Verlon Reed, #28 DB Ray Ballard, #44 TE Jaryd Brown, #5 DB Jamon McClain, #72 OL Justin Music, #3 DB Harold Jones-Quartey

David Hutchison

Seth White

Rob Keys

UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY

School Information Location: Findlay, Ohio Enrollment: 3,700 President: Dr. Katherine Fell Athletic Director: Steven Rackley Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: GLIAC Nickname: Oilers Colors: Orange & Black Stadium: Donnell Stadium Capacity: 7,500 Surface: Natural Grass Media Relations Director: David Buck

September 14 · Noon · UU Stadium · Urbana, OH Adam Howard

September 5 · 7PM · Donnell Stadium · Findlay, OH

CONCORD UNIVERSITY School Information Football Information Location: Athens, West Virginia Head Coach: Garin Justice (West Virginia, ‘06) Enrollment: 2,792 Record at CU: 14-8 (3rd season) President: Dr. Kendra Boggess (Interim) Career Record: 14-8 (3rd season) Athletic Director: Kevin Garrett Team Information Affiliation: NCAA Division II 2012 Record: 7-4 (6-2, t-2nd WVIAC) Conference: Mountain East Offensive Set: Multiple Nickname: Mountain Lions Defensive Set: 3-4 Colors: Maroon & Gold Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Stadium: Callaghan Stadium Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Capacity: 5,000 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 34/17 Surface: FieldTurf Players to watch: #12 LB Jake Lilly, #26 DB Davon Marion, #10 FB Ben Nester, #20 RB Calvinaugh Sports Information Jones, #90 DL Silas Agyemang Director: Tyler McIntosh

MOUNTAIN LIONS

Football Information Head Coach: Roger Waialae (Dubuque, ‘89) Record at WLU: 53-36 (9th season) Career Record: 53-36 (9th season) Team Information 2012 Record: 6-5 (4-4, t-5th WVIAC) Base Offense: Multiple-I Base Defense: Multiple Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/4 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/4 Lettwerwinners Returning/Lost: 42/19 Players to watch: #1 CB Justin Black, #4 FS Jovante Johnson, #31 SS Alec Wood, #2 QB Dylan Lagarde, #14 WR/QB Tyler Tucci

#28 Daniel Monroe

WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY

School Information Location: West Liberty, West Virginia Enrollment: 2,804 President: Robin C. Capehart Athletic Director: James W. Watson Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Hilltoppers Colors: Black & Gold Stadium: Russek Field Capacity: 4,000 Surface: MondoTurf Ecofill-Star Sports Information Director: Matt Watson

October 26 · Noon · UU Stadium · Urbana, OH Jason Woodman

#1 Justin Black

Roger Waialae

October 19 · 1PM · Russek Field · West Liberty, WV

FAIRMONT STATE UNIVERSITY School Information Location: Fairmont, West Virginia Enrollment: 4,500 President: Dr. Maria Rose Athletic Director: Bob Cable Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Falcons Colors: Maroon & White Stadium: Duvall-Rosier Field Capacity: 5,000 Surface: Artificial Sports Information Director: TBA

Football Information Head Coach: Jason Woodman (Fairmont St., ‘02) Record at FSU: 0-0 (1st season) Career Record: 0-0 (1st season) Team Information 2012 Record: 4-6 (4-4, t-5th WVIAC) Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Special Teams Starters Returning: 1 Lettwerwinners Returning: 32 Players to watch: #28 RB Daniel Monroe, #5 MLB Garrett Davis, #1 QB Bobby Vega, #18 WR Chris St. Hilaire, #52 DE Jake Kelly, #58 LB Ryan Watts

November 1PM •· Ross Field•· Urbana, Buckhannon, Sept. 69•· Noon Ellis Field Ohio WV

Tony Samuels

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE

School Information Location: Cape Girardeau, Mo. Enrollment: 10,859 President: Dr. Kenneth W. Dobbins Athletic Director: Mark Alnutt Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Ohio Valley Nickname: Redhawks Colors: Red & Black Stadium: Houck Stadium Capacity: 10,000 Surface: FieldTurf Sports Information Director: Jeff Honza

School Information Location: Buckhannon, West Virginia Enrollment: 1,350 President: Pam Balch Athletic Director: Randy Tenney Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Bobcats Colors: Orange & Black Stadium: Cebe Ross Field Capacity: 3,000 Surface: Grass Sports Information Director: Nick Patella

Football Information Head Coach: Tony Samuel (Nebraska, ‘81) Record at SMSU: 28-51 (7th Season) Career Record: 62-108 (15th Season) Team Information 2012 Record: 3-8 (2-6, 7th OVC) Base Offense: Multiple Base Defense: 4-3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 40/23 Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 3/8 Players to watch: FB #30 Ron Coleman, QB #17 Scott Lathrop, WR #80 D.J. Foster, WR/RS #4 Spencer Davis, LB #15 Daniel Siehndel

Football Information Head Coach: George Shehl (West Virginia, ’06) (The Citadel, ‘08) Record at WVWC: 0-0 (1st season) Career Record: 0-0 (1st season) Team Information 2012 Record: 3-8 (2-6, WVIAC) 2012 Home Record: 2-4 (1-3, WVIAC) 2012 Away Record: 1-4 (1-3, WVIAC) Last Year vs. UU: W, 33-21 Players to watch: #1 WR Lavaughn Hughes, #13 WR Chase Blackwell, #37 RB Malcolm Yowk, #21 DB James Williamson, #22 DB Jermichael Kelly

November 16 · Noon · UU Stadium · Urbana, OH · SENIOR DAY ·

Urbana University’s Tentative 2014 Schedule

#8 John Knox

B O B C A T S

Pat Kirkland

R E D H A W K S

UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON School Information Location: Charleston, West Virginia Enrollment: 1,400 President: Dr. Edwin Welch Athletic Director: Dr. Bren Stevens Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mountain East Nickname: Golden Eagles Colors: Maroon & Gold Stadium: UC Stadium Capacity: 22,500 Surface: Artificial Turf Sports Information Director: John Blankenship

Football Information Head Coach: Pat Kirkland (Muskingum, ‘97) Record at UC: 14-8 (3rd season) Career Record: 14-8 (3rd season) Team Information 2012 Record: 9-2 (6-2, t-2nd WVIAC) Resumed Football in 2003 Base Offense: Pro Style Base Defense: Multiple Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Players to Watch: #8 QB John Knox, #21 DB Ricky Steele, #32 LB Justin Avery, #46 LB Nathaniel Berry, #33 LB Matt Kelly

GOLDEN EAGLES

9/6 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-WISE* 9/13 @ Notre Dame College* 9/20 SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY* 9/27 @ Glenville State College* 10/4 WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY* 10/11 @ Concord University* 10/18 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY* 10/25 @ Fairmont State University* 11/1 Open Date 11/8 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE* 11/15 @ University of Charleston* * - Mountain East Conference Opponent HOME GAMES BOLD IN ALL CAPS

2O13 OPPONENTS

#1 Lavaughn Hughes

November 2 · 1PM CT · Houck Stadium · Cape Girardeau, MO

George Shehl

F A L C O N S

#30 Ron Coleman

H I L LT O P P E R S

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2014 SCHEDULE 11

NEW HOME, SAME GOAL FOR UU FOOTBALL IN 2013

2O13 OUTLOOK

A move to the new Mountain East Conference hasn’t changed UU’s quest for a championship

URBANA, Ohio (August 28, 2013) – For the third time in four years, the Urbana University football team has a new conference home. Adjusting to new opponents, new road trips and new stadiums doesn’t change the Blue Knights’ main goal in 2013. After claiming the program’s first conference championships in back-to-back seasons in 2010 and 2011, the Blue Knights have been on a mission to add more hardware to the team’s trophy case. Brief stops in the GLFC and GLVC are done, and now, Urbana University finds itself in a permanent home: NCAA Division II’s newest conference, the Mountain East Conference, based in Bridgeport, West Virginia. Eleven teams will vie for the first MEC football championship in 2013, and Urbana expects to be amongst the serious contenders in the inaugural season of the new league. Head Coach David Taynor is the main reason for higher expectations at Urbana. Taynor is entering his sixth season at the helm of his alma mater. He has more wins over the last four seasons (26) than the program accumulated in its first 13 years of existence. Under his watch, Urbana has more winning seasons (3) than the team experienced in its first quarter-century. Taynor’s Blue Knights have already made a fantastic first impression at the NCAA Division II level. In 2013, the team

wants to make a similar first impression rushing yards. That accomplishment, coupled with a strong team showing in in the new league. the new league, could greatly bolster The MEC coaches predicted a sixth Mendenhall’s Harlon Hill candidacy. place finish for Urbana, but one coach picked the Blue Knights to win the Nearly all of Mendenhall’s top targets conference outright in 2013. That’s high are back in 2013. Senior wide receiver praise for one of the so-called “new kids Joe Webb (pictured above) has spent on the block”. Eight of the eleven MEC three years building chemistry with his football programs competed as acclaimed quarterback. As a junior, members of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference last season. Some have conference rivalries dating back to the 1920’s. The other two newcomers, Notre Dame College and UVa-Wise, were voted to finish 8th and 9th place, respectively, in the new league. Last year’s WVIAC Champ, the Shepherd Rams, picked up eight of eleven first place votes after making a trip to the NCAA D-II Playoffs in 2012. The Blue Knights won’t have to wait long to find out if they can contend with the likes of a perennial NCAA D-II powerhouse like Shepherd University. The Blue Knights meet the Rams in West Virginia in Week 3. If Urbana is able to pull off the early-season stunner, it’s likely that the team’s preseason AllAmerican quarterback D.J. Mendenhall (pictured above left) will be the architect behind the upset. Mendenhall enters his senior season on the heels of yet another record-smashing year. Guiding the Blue Knights to a 7-4 finish in 2012, Mendenhall’s offense ranked 18th in the country in total yards, racking up 467 yards per contest. The Harlon Hill hopeful was responsible for 19.64 points per game. That was the tenth highest mark by an individual in DII in 2012. Twenty-six teams didn’t average 20 points per game in D-II last season. Mendenhall set single season school marks for completions, passing yards (3,130) and passing TDs (30). Entering his fourth and final season at Urbana, Mendenhall has an outside chance at becoming just the third QB in NCAA D-II history with over 10,000 career passing yards and 2,000 career

Webb became just the second Blue Knight in school history to top 1,000 yards receiving, a feat he accomplished despite missing two full games with a leg injury. The preseason All-American is already Urbana’s all-time leader in receiving yards (2,413), TD receptions (18) and yards per catch (18.01). Webb will be joined by impact receivers Nate Wilburn-Ogletree (64 catches, 610 yards, 10 TDs in 2012), Marc Johnson (30 catches, 585 yards, 7 TDs), and Sanders Sius (29 catches, 439 yards, 2 TDs). The receiving corps is one of the deepest units on the 2013 squad. Experienced veterans also include Alvin Busbee Jr., Joseph Saffold III, and tight ends La’Velle Spivey and David Webb. Spivey stepped up as a starting tight end in 2011 after an injury to the starter. In his first career start, he caught 8 balls for 87 yards and 3 TDs. Urbana’s running game will have to deal with the departure of senior running back and University of Buffalo transfer Jeffvon Gill. Gill was just the second runner in UU history to post a 1,000yard season on the ground. He also led

Paving the way up front for the Urbana offense will be a r e v a m p e d offensive line. Gone are a trio of fifth-year allconference seniors, including guard Andrew Minda and tackles Ethan Oakley and Alex Maxson. Threeyear starters Kyle Wallace and Scott Porter (pictured above) will provide the experience, and a large group of newcomers are currently working hard in camp to fill the three vacant spots.

scheme by battle-tested Blue Knights David McComas (70 tackles, 2 INT), Jake Krupko (46 tackles, 1 INT), Brian Ridley (39 tackles, 2 INT), Kenya Coombs, Reggie Gaither, Nick Lipchek, Frank Marsh and Jhyraun DeMarcia. At linebacker, Urbana lost three of the unit’s top four tacklers. Senior Lamar Ross (55 tackles) will need help from sophomores D’Gary Wallace, Taylor Cayot, and a collection of newcomers to cover Drew Underwood, Roy Harvison and Shane Cahill’s 174 combined tackles in 2012. Up front, the Blue Knights lost four-year starting defensive end Perry Jenkins and his 36.5 tackles for loss and 14.5 sacks over the past two seasons. A couple of other starters have departed as well, but junior Kyle Ferguson remains. Ferguson finished his sophomore campaign with 58 tackles, including nine for a loss and four sacks. Other returners on the Urbana defensive line include Curtis Galloway Jr., Nick Thompson and Chris Basil. Urbana enters the 2013 season with five returning starters on offense and five on defense, meaning the Blue Knights will rely heavily on another strong Taynor recruiting class to fill the gaps. Many of the newcomers will be expected to play an important role on special teams. Sophomore Blaine Hafner is the early favorite to assume many of the kicking duties in

2013. Hafner has been honing his craft over the past two seasons at Urbana. Last year, he made his only field goal attempt, from 34 yards, and finished 9 for 12 on extra points. Urbana’s 2013 schedule is undoubtedly the toughest schedule in the program’s 29-year history. Urbana opens on the road at the University of Findlay on Thursday, September 5th. The Oilers posted an impressive 7-3 record in one of the toughest conferences in the country last season. The last time Urbana opened its season on a Thursday night on the road under the lights, the Oilers overwhelmed the Blue Knights 4221. That loss came in 2009, Coach Taynor’s second season at the helm and Urbana’s first season against a full NCAA D-II schedule. The following weekend, Urbana hosts rising D-II power and new conference rival Notre Dame College in the schools’ first MEC contest. Week 3 features the aforementioned road trip to preseason MEC favorite Shepherd, which might not even be the Blue Knights’ toughest foe in 2013. For the first time since knocking off the University of Dayton in 2009, Urbana has secured another game against an NCAA D-I FCS opponent. The Blue Knights travel to Southeast Missouri State University on November 2 nd. Urbana’s 2013 schedule concludes at home on November 16th against the University of Charleston, a team picked to finish runner-up to Shepherd in the inaugural season of MEC football.

2O13 OUTLOOK

the squad with 12 TDs, but the Blue Knights are lucky to be left with a pair of punishing ball carriers. Junior David Hill (pictured left) missed some time due to injury last season, but he still finished with 314 yards and 3 TDs. In 2011, Hill was the Freshman of the Year in the GLFC after racking up nearly 600 yards and 7 TDs. Senior Donte Washington has also shown flashes of brilliance in the Blue Knight backfield, including a 7-carry, 81-yard, 2 TD performance in a late-season win last year. The duo will also be aided by Mendenhall’s ability to run. Removing yardage lost from sacks, the QB has already piled up over 2,000 yards on the ground in his three-year career, including a school record 890 as a sophomore. Mendenhall is also the school’s all-time leader in rushing touchdowns with 29 in 33 career games.

Defensively, Urbana will have to deal with key departures at linebacker and defensive end, but the backfield returns as one of the most experienced units on the field for the Blue Knights. Fifth-year senior safety Daniel Goodrum (pictured above right) received preseason AllAmerican accolades after leading the squad in tackles with 84 a year ago. He’ll be joined in Taynor’s 3-3-5 defensive 13

HEAD FOOTBALL COACH DAVID TAYNOR

COACH TAYNOR

David Taynor, a 1999 graduate of Urbana University, was named Head Football Coach on April 24, 2008. He became the 9th head football coach at Urbana University. The odds were stacked against Taynor in his first season at the helm of his alma mater. After a brief recruiting period, Taynor's new team tackled the program's first taste of NCAA D-II football. The Blue Knights won their home opener 28-19 over West Virginia Tech, but the team finished the season with 9 straight defeats, including 5 to nationally ranked opponents and 2 in overtime. In 2009, the Blue Knights regrouped under Taynor. With a full season of experience and recruiting under their belt, Taynor's coaching staff propelled Urbana to a 6-5 finish in his second season. The highlight of the year came in the third week as Taynor's upstarts announced their arrival to the D-II world by knocking off a true D-I powerhouse, the University of Dayton. The victory was the program's first against a Division I opponent, and it helped the team tie the school record for wins in a season. The 5-win improvement from Year 1 to Year 2 also tied the school mark for the biggest single season turnaround. Taynor was a senior center and captain on the last team to achieve such a turnaround. Urbana's David vs. Goliath moment at UD could have been written off as a one-hit wonder after the team appeared to have taken a step back in 2010. Urbana began Taynor's third year 1-4 after falling by a combined 8 points to 3 opponents who spent time in the national rankings. An inconsistent kicking game almost caused Urbana to throw in the towel, but Taynor's Blue Knights kept battling. The team finished the year with three straight wins by a combined 77 points. The team's record-setting offense set 9 school records, including points per game (32.3), yards per game (388.1) and passing touchdowns (27). Defensively, senior linebacker Travis Brisco earned the school's first NCAA D-II All-American nod after leading the country in 3 statistical categories. Urbana's 11 wins over 2

seasons tied a program-high, but it didn't take Taynor Taynor came to Urbana from nearby Tiffin University long to lead his troops to even newer heights in where he was the offensive coordinator/offensive line coach for 2 seasons from 2006-08. He also 2011. served as an academic advisor for the Dragons' After 3 years recruiting student-athletes to fit his football program. During his tenure as offensive pass-happy, turnover-inducing system, Taynor was coordinator, Tiffin University established itself as a primed to take the program to unprecedented multiple, balanced and record-setting unit. Over levels in Year 4. After a slow start that included a two seasons the Dragons accumulated a 19-3 record loss to the eventual 2011 D-II National Runners-up and won the Great Lakes Football Conference from Wayne State, the Blue Knights ended the year championship in 2007. During that 2007 season the on a 6-game winning streak, beating their opponents Tiffin offense broke 18 team or individual records. by nearly 40 points per contest over that stretch. Taynor's team won a school record 8 games and He was named offensive line coach at University of finished 11th in Super Region 3, the toughest region Wisconsin-Stevens Point in 2004 and promoted to in the country. The Blue Knights broke 15 school defensive coordinator in 2005, where he worked records along the way, including school marks for along side Head Coach John Miech. As an assistant points (398), points per game (36.2), rushing yards football coach at UW-Stevens Point, Taynor per game (190.8), passing yards per game (268.5), coordinated the defense which produced four alltotal yards (5,053), and fewest points per game Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference allowed (19.0). For the second straight season, a players and a first team all-Region defensive end in member of Urbana's defense earned NCAA D-II 2005. In 2004, his UW-Stevens Point line propelled the offense to a top two finish in the WIAC in total First Team All-Region honors. offense, scoring and passing efficiency. He coached Upon his hiring, Urbana University Athletic Director 2 first team all-conference linemen and a second Doug Young announced, "Coach Taynor was the team all-American tight end. player's choice from the moment they met him. His background as an outstanding student-athlete at Taynor's first full-time college coaching job was as Urbana University made him the ideal fit for our the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach program. Dave knows what it takes to be successful for Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Mo. from at the NCAA Division II level. We will all benefit 2001-04 with head coach Chris Tabor, who is now from his experiences with the great programs that the Special Teams Coordinator for the Cleveland Browns. Taynor's offense finished third in the nation he has been a part of in the past." (NAIA) in total offense and second in passing offense, As a center on Urbana's offensive line in the late while breaking 35 individual or team records for '90's, Taynor was a 1st Team All-Mid-States Football offensive proficiency during the 2002 season. He Association pick. He also earned NAIA All-American also served as the team's NFL liaison. and Academic All-American honors in 1998. As team captain his senior year, Taynor was named an Taynor got his collegiate coaching start as an assistant NAIA Scholar Athlete, in addition to being a 2-time coach for the Blue Knights as soon as his playing All-MSFA Scholar Athlete. career was completed. He then moved on to the University of Louisville as a graduate assistant (1999Upon his hiring, Taynor announced, "I'm extremely 2001), working for Coach John L. Smith. At Louisville, excited about becoming a head football coach, the Cardinals were crowned Conference USA but more importantly, becoming a head football champions, and Taynor coached in the 1999 coach at Urbana University. This is where I played Humanitarian Bowl and 2000 Liberty Bowl. He also college football. This University has done a lot for had the opportunity to assist in the strength training me and my career. For me to be able to come back of four NFL draft picks and 14 student-athletes who and be a part of an exciting time of transition to were invited to NFL camps. NCAA D-II and be a leader here is something very special to me." "At Louisville, I got a chance to learn from John L. Smith, a coach that has turned around programs and Taynor returns to his roots after being mentored by knows how to motivate young men," said Taynor. "It some college coaching greats and developing a was a great experience." strong and diverse knowledge of the game of football and the necessary leadership experience Taynor is certified as a Strength and Conditioning to effectively mentor student athletes and a successful Specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning football program. Association and has 12 years of experience as a head or assistant strength coach. "Football has always been a passion of mine," explains Taynor. "Without college football, my He received his master's degree in higher education coaches and teammates, I would not have had the at the University of Louisville in 2000 and his structure. That is why I got into coaching. This is what bachelor's degree in sports science from Urbana I want to do. The development of young men is my University in 1999. David and his wife, Heather goal. We want them to be proud of what they've (Rose) Taynor, a 1998 Urbana University graduate accomplished, where they've been and where and 3-year letter winner for the Blue Knight softball they're going." team, currently reside in Urbana. Together, they have a daughter, Chloe Rose, born in January, 2012.

W HAT T HEY ’ RE S AYING A BOUT C OACH T AYNOR ... “The kids will have the same work ethic as Dave. When he worked with me, he was in the weight room with the kids all day, and he spent his nights planning how to coach them the next day. The players are a reflection of their head coach. With Dave’s work ethic and the way he approaches the game, you will win a lot of football games. I would love to have my sons play for Dave. If I had a job for him tomorrow, I’d hire him.” John L. Smith Former NCAA Division I Head Coach at Louisville, Michigan State, and Arkansas Current Head Coach at Fort Lewis College

“I would love to have my sons play for Dave.”

“I feel honored to be playing for such a great coaching staff. By far, they are the best I've ever had in my football career. Coach Taynor will always be one of the best coaches I've ever had. His knowledge of the game, his input and his guidance has made me 10 times the football player I was before.”

Ian Iler Blue Knight WR/RB from 2007-09 Urbana University

“...one of the best coaches I’ve ever had.”

Rock Gullickson Head Strength & Conditioning Coach St. Louis Rams

“Dave’s best attribute is his passion for the game and his passion for his players. He cares so much about his players. We’re all excited to see him go back to his alma mater so he could bring his passion and his knowledge back home. And his wife Heather is a great cook!”

Mike Kent Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Colorado State University

“...puts his players first.”

“...passion for the game and...passion for his players.”

“Coach Taynor is a highly motivated person with great organizational skills. Dave definitely puts his players first. He has a vision, and then he always follows through. Dave will be a great with his players, and he will be a tremendous asset to Urbana University.”

“Coach Taynor is one of the most hard working and diligent coaches I’ve ever been around. His relationship with his players is second to none. I’m excited to see him back with his alma mater, and I wish him the best of luck.”

Jim McElwain Former Offensive Coordinator at the University of Alabama Current Head Football Coach at Colorado State University

“...enthusiastic...very intelligent.”

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“Dave was our strength and conditioning coach. He received a lot of respect from the players because he is pretty physical himself. He really showed our players how to train at a high level of intensity. He led by example, and he’s tough as nails. Dave was a great asset to our staff. He was very level headed and knew how to approach his players individually. He is the type of guy that sets a goal and has the determination to set out and reach that goal.”

Greg Breitbach Head Football Coach NCAA Division II Millersville University

“His relationship with his players is second to none.”

“Dave does as good of a job each and every week as I’ve seen in the seven years I’ve been doing this. He’s very enthusiastic. Dave has a lot of passion, and he is very intelligent about the game when it comes to the X’s and O’s.”

“Coach Taynor was the player’s choice from the moment they met him. His background as an outstanding student-athlete at Urbana University made him the ideal fit for our program. We will all benefit from his experiences with the great programs that he has been a part of in the past.”

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PAUL SMITH DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR-DBS

Paul Smith joined the Blue Knight coaching staff in June of 2012, assuming the duties of Defensive Coordinator & Assistant Head Coach. Smith also serves as the primary coach for the DBs. Smith has nearly 2 decades of coaching experience at many different levels. Most recently, he served as the Defensive Coordinator and Defensive Secondary Coach for regional semi-finalist Tiffin Calvert High School in 2011. At nearby Tiffin University, Smith served as an assistant coach for over a decade, serving on some of the same coaching staffs as current UU Head Coach Dave Taynor. Over his career with the Dragons, Smith served as Associate Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator, Special Teams Coordinator, Strength & Conditioning Coach and recruiter. He also spent multiple seasons coaching Tiffin's DBs, LBs and D-Line. Smith earned GLFC Assistant Coach of the Year honors in 2007. His defense ranked 9th in the nation that season. Smith also has experience coaching on the offensive side of the ball. He spent the 2009 season as Hiram College's Offensive Coordinator and QBs Coach. Other stops along Smith's coaching career include E.A. Laney High School in Wilmington, North Carolina, NCAA D-II Chowan College in Murfreesboro, N.C. and Union College in Barboursville, Ky. Smith served as an asst. coach at each stop, coaching primarily on the defensive side of the ball each time.

E.J. HENDERSON OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR-WRS

E.J. Henderson joined the Blue Knight coaching staff in March of 2013. He will serve as the Offensive Coordinator and Wide Receivers Coach. Henderson comes to Urbana from Davidson College, where he served as the special teams coordinator and WRs coach for the Wildcat football program during the 2011-12 seasons. In his first season, Henderson helped Davidson improve from 6th to 3rd place in the PFL in kickoff returns with a 19.8 yard average per return. The ‘Cats also went from ranking 8th in the league in 2010 to 3rd in 2011 in punt returns, averaging nearly 6 more yards per return. Under Henderson’s tutelage, WR Lanny Funsten led the PFL in receptions per game with 9.1 and receiving yards with 100.6 per game. Funsten ranked in the top-10 in the PFL in TDs and was 7th in all-purpose yards, earning him 2011 All-PFL 2nd Team Offense recognition as well as 2012 Preseason All-America designation by The Sports Network (3rd team) and BSN (2nd team). Prior to coaching at Davidson, Henderson spent 4 campaigns at Princeton University. He coached the DBs in his first 2 seasons and coached the RBs in his last 2. Under his guidance, RB Jordan Culbreath earned All-Ivy Honorable Mention in 2010, while kicker Patrick Jacob was named 1st Team All-Ivy and punter Joe Cloud made 2nd team.

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Henderson also served as the WRs coach and special teams coordinator at Wayne State in Michigan from 2004-07, and in his last year there, the Warriors recorded their 1st winning Smith played his college ball at Union College in the mid-90's, earning 3 varsity letters record in 13 seasons. Prior to that, he spent 2 years as the DBs coach for Division III power while receiving the Rena Milliken Award for Most Outstanding Business Student. He Mt. Union from 2002-04, where he coached All-American Chris Kern and helped lead Mt. received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Union College in 1996. Union to a national championship in ‘02. Later, Smith earned his Master's of Business Administration from Tiffin University in 2000. He is also the father of a daughter, Ryder Smith (8). Henderson played football at Central Washington, where he graduated in 1996 with a degree in travel/tourism management. The 1995 CWU squad shared the NAIA title and BILL NICKELL was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Louisville, where he worked with the WRs and special teams during consecutive STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Conference USA championship seasons for the Cardinals. He earned his Master’s of OFFENSIVE LINE COACH Education in Health and Fitness from Louisville in 2002. Henderson also participated in an NFL Bill Nickell enters his third season as a member of the Blue Knight internship program with the Detroit Lions in the summer of 2005 and with the Washington coaching staff. Nickell spent his first season as a Graduate Redskins in the summer of 2008. E.J. is married to Katie Rosenthal Henderson. Together, Assistant, assisting primarily with the offensive line, while also they have 2 daughters, Miriam and Luella. performing duties as the team's video coordinator and equipment manager. In the JEFF SMITH summer of 2012, he was promoted to a full-time position as the Head Strength and OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS COACH Conditioning Coach as well as the Offensive Line Coach. In his first full season in charge Jeff Smith, a native of Dayton, is in his 13th season as a member of of the Blue Knight blockers, Nickell saw 4 of his 5 starters land on the All-Conference the Blue Knight football coaching staff. Smith will work with the squad. Two later earned All-Ohio honors and three earned invitations to play in senior outside linebackers in 2013 after spending the past two seasons as all-star games after the season. a special consultant and assistant on Coach Taynor's staff. Nickell joined the coaching ranks after a stellar 5-year career as a Blue Knight offensive lineman. In 2010, Nickell was a First Team All-Conference performer and an Academic Smith also has experience working with the Blue Knight defensive line ('03-'06, '10), linebackers All-Conference selection on an offensive squad that set 10 single season records, ('08), and offensive line ('01-'02, '07). In 2007, Smith coordinated the Blue Knights rushing including points, first downs and total yards. The 2-year team captain started the final attack, which enjoyed the most successful season in the school's history up until that point. 22 games of his career at center, orchestrating an offensive line unit that paved the way Smith's running game featured Kirk Hannah, a VSN and Don Hansen National Gazette Allfor Urbana's top 3 single-game rushing performances of all-time. A native of Celina, American and the only RB in school history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season at Ohio, Nickell also earned First Team All-Independent, Second team All-Ohio, as well as the time. In 2005, Smith helped lead a Blue Knight defense that was second best in the nation the team's Offensive Lineman of the Year and "Uncommon" Awards. In 2011, he became in stopping the run. Urbana allowed just 91.6 yards rushing per game. He coached three just the 3rd Blue Knight in school history selected to play in the Cactus Bowl, a prestigious players to All-American status, including former Detroit Lion Marcus Lewis. During the 2004 NCAA Division II all-star game. He was the only player in that game to play every season he had the privilege to coach three MSFA All-Conference award winners, including offensive snap for his squad. At the conclusion of the school year, Nickell was also named NAIA 1st Team All-American Vince Scalmato, a Draddy Award semifinalist in 2005. to the National Football Foundations' 2010 National Scholar-Athlete Team. In 2003, he was honored with a nomination for the Mid-States Football Association Assistant Prior to coming to Urbana in 2006, Nickell was a 2-time All-Conference performer at Coach of the Year Award. Coach Smith has worked several camps, including the New England Patriots NFL Camp. Celina High School. He also earned All-Conference honors in the shot put. Bill is the son of Walt and Angela Nickell. He received his bachelor's degree in education Prior to coming to Urbana, Coach Smith served as an assistant coach at Beavercreek High School where he worked with the wide receivers, offensive line, and defensive backs during in May of 2011 and is working towards a master's degree at Urbana University. the 1999 and 2000 seasons. Smith played his high school football for Coach Bill Pawloski at Camden Central High School in Camden, New York. He was a team captain and a two-year letter winner at inside linebacker earning all-league honors both years. He also served as a manager in the private sector for seven years (93-99) prior to starting his career in coaching. Jeff resides in Urbana with his wife Lucy and his seven children.

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DOUG YOUNG DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS On behalf of the entire Urbana University family, I would like to welcome you to the home of Blue Knight athletics. Urbana University is proud to sponsor 15 athletic programs in one of the most beautiful geographic locations in the nation. Although athletics is an integral part of our campus environment, it is the pride that we take in the development of the total person that we find most rewarding. With so many college choices available to students today, I am often asked, "Why is Urbana University the right place for me?" Most often, my answer is that the core attribute of NCAA Division II athletics, known as "Life in Balance", is carried out and practiced in all that we do. At Urbana University it is universally accepted that all students and employees are equipped with a unique skill set of strengths and weaknesses. We constantly seek to accentuate those strengths and nurture those weaknesses in an effort to form a collective unified body of positive results. Our campus-wide slogan of "One Student at a Time" confirms our commitment to knowing each individual on a personal basis. It's what makes success a reality and not merely just a dream at Urbana University. Spearheaded by our move to the NCAA, we have created a culture of life in balance. This is not merely an athletics-only initiative but one that permeates our entire campus. The core attributes of life in balance are learning, service, passion, sportsmanship, and resourcefulness. Together, these attributes form a collective bond for all that call Urbana University home.

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#39 JOE WEBB

FOUR-YEAR STARTER JOE WEBB IS ONCE AGAIN A TOP TARGET FOR BLUE KNIGHT QUARTERBACK D.J. MENDENHALL. THE FORMER HIGH SCHOOL RIVALS HAVE EXHIBITED AN UNCANNY ABILITY TO CONNECT AT KEY TIMES SINCE ARRIVING ON CAMPUS AS HERALDED FRESHMEN IN 2010. GROWING UP IN NEIGHBORING FOOTBALL-CRAZED COMMUNITIES MECHANICSBURG AND WEST JEFFERSON, IT’S EASY TO UNDERSTAND WHY MENDENHALL-TO-WEBB HAS WORKED SO WELL FOR THE BLUE KNIGHTS. THE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS HAVE BROKEN JUST ABOUT EVERY POSSIBLE SCHOOL RECORD TOGETHER, BUT THERE’S ONE THING THE DYNAMIC DUO HAS NOT YET ACHIEVED, A TRIP TO THE NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS. THE GOAL IN 2013 IS TO PLAY TOGETHER ON D2’S BIGGEST STAGE. JOE’S THOUGHTS ON THE 2013 BLUE KNIGHTS & 2013 SEASON FASTEST BLUE KNIGHT? D.J. MENDENHALL, MARC JOHNSON AND JOE SAFFOLD STRONGEST BLUE KNIGHT? JARRED SEAVER FUNNIEST BLUE KNIGHT? JARRED SEAVER OUT OF ALL OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL RECORDS AT SMARTEST BLUE KNIGHT? BLAINE HAFNER UU, WHICH ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF? FAVORITE PLAY CALL? 537 X POST = TD HARDEST HITTING BLUE KNIGHT? CAREER YARDS PER CATCH BECAUSE I TRY TO DANIEL GOODRUM GET A FIRST DOWN EVERY TIME I TOUCH THE FAVORITE PROFESSOR AT UU? MRS. B HARDEST WORKING BLUE KNIGHT? BALL. (EDITOR’S NOTE: JOE AVERAGES OVER 18 DAVID MCCOMAS YARDS PER CATCH FOR HIS CAREER.) FAVORITE CLASS AT UU? MOST ATHLETIC BLUE KNIGHT? ORGANIC CHEMISTRY WITH DR. PAUL KEVIN CHAPPLE IF YOU COULD PLAY ANY OTHER POSITION ON BLUE KNIGHT WITH THE BEST HANDS? THE FIELD FULL-TIME, WHAT WOULD IT BE? FAVORITE UU TRADITION? DAVID WEBB I’D PLAY FREE SAFETY. I LOVE DEFENSE AND I QUEEN OF VICTORY BEFORE GAMES BEST VOCAL LEADER? KYLE WALLACE LOVE TO ROAM THE FIELD. BEST QUIET LEADER? DAVID MCCOMAS FAVORITE UU TEAM (OTHER THAN FOOTBALL)? 2013’S BREAKOUT BLUE KNIGHT? THREE WORDS TO DESCRIBE YOU? THE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM LA’VELLE SPIVEY AND KEVIN CHAPPLE COMPETITOR, DEVOTED, PLAYMAKER. BLUE KNIGHT YOU LOOKED UP TO AS AN UNDERCLASSMAN? BILL NICKELL FAVORITE SPORT OTHER THAN FOOTBALL? BASKETBALL TEAM GOALS IN 2013? FAVORITE CURRENT NFL PLAYER? CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RYAN TANNEHILL INDIVIDUAL GOALS IN 2013? STAY HEALTHY FAVORITE PREGAME MEAL? THOUGHTS ON THE NEW MOUNTAIN EAST RYAN’S STEAKHOUSE CONFERENCE? SHOULD BE FUN. IT’S MUCH BETTER FROM TOPFAVORITE MOVIE? WARRIOR TO-BOTTOM THAN OUR PREVIOUS CONFERENCES. THOUGHTS ON BEING PICKED TO FINISH 6TH IN THE PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL? FAVORITE TV SHOW? FAMILY GUY I LIKE BEING AN UNDERDOG. ABOVE, JOE WEBB RACKS UP MORE YARDS AGAINST THE EVENTUAL 2011 NCAA D-II FAVORITE COLOR? GREEN TEAMS TO WATCH IN THE MEC? RUNNERS-UP FROM WAYNE STATE. WEBB RAN URBANA UNIVERSITY WILD AGAINST THE WARRIORS, FINISHING WITH 263 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, THE 2ND HIGHEST NATURAL GRASS OR FIELD TURF? GRASS SINGLE-GAME MARK IN

A FEW OF JOE’S FAVORITE THINGS FAVORITE MEMORY FROM LAST SEASON? M Y BROTHER ’ S FIRST CAREER CATCH AT KENTUCKY WESLEYAN OR DREW UNDERWOOD MAKING A STOP ON 4TH DOWN TO SEAL THE WIN OVER TUSCULUM COLLEGE.

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SPOTLIGHT ON JOE WHY DO YOU WEAR #39? MY FAVORITE PLAYER OF ALL-TIME IS LARRY CSONKA, A FULLBACK FOR THE MIAMI DOLPHINS IN THE 1970’S.

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GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER

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(45.7%) (13.0%) (17.4%) (12.3%) (11.6%)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 78 Donald Adams-Baggett 44 Darell Ballew 30 Trevonn Brown 6 Alvin Busbee Jr. Alpha Diallo 8 Kenya Coombs 26 Jhyraun DeMarcia 64 Sufyan El-Geroushi Marques Greene Reuel Griggs 69 Patrick Hudepohl 87 Dan Krupko 10 Jake Krupko 51 Andrew Mirizzi 13 Brian Ridley 24 Deontea Rudasill 40 Aaaqil Sheppard 11 Sanders Sius Semaj Steele

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

7 8 Donald Adams-Baggett Mike Adkins Marcus Amlin Noah Bailey 4 4 Darell Ballew 1 6 Johnathon Barbee D'Quinn Barber 3 7 Chris Basil Keith Beason 1 9 J a Vo n t e B i n g 5 9 Damon Bollin Jalen Brown 3 0 Trevonn Brown 1 4 Cale Burdyshaw 6 Alvin Busbee Jr. 8 1 Kelly Carter 5 4 Ta y l o r C ayo t Tyree Ceasar 3 5 Kevin Chapple Andre Cliff 8 2 Caleb Coletts Preston Combs 8 Kenya Coombs Jalen Crosby Timothy Daniel Dallas Daniels Antonio Davis Alpha Diallo Yo u s s o u f a D i e n g Josh Dillard 7 1 Kendric Dorsey 2 6 Jhyraun DeMarcia 6 4 Sufyan El-Geroushi 9 1 Kyle Ferguson 7 0 Trent Fielding 4 1 Richard Fields 5 3 Tanner Fisher 1 8 Gunner Francis 1 7 Reggie Gaither 5 2 Curtis Galloway 7 2 Andrew Garland Antonio Garnett David Gerber Corey Ginn 3 Daniel Goodrum Jeffery Grant Antonio Gray 7 5 Alton Green Jr. Marques Greene Reuel Griggs Robert Gulley 8 8 Blaine Hafner Khalil Hairston JaQuan Hankinson 6 8 Doug Hardin Aaron Harris Jeff Hembree Alec Hetzel 3 4 David Hill 6 9 Pa t r i c k H u d e p o h l 2 1 Terrell Hudson Ronald Hughes Isaiah Irons Blake Irvine Don Jac kson Jr. Dexter Johnson 7 Marc Johnson 2 0 C.J. Jones Donovan Jones Tr e Vo n J o n e s Jermaine Justice 4 9 Chris Kasper Bo Keener 5 8 Cody King 8 7 Dan Krupko 1 0 Jake Krupko Denzel Larkin 6 5 Brandon Lewis Frederick Lee 2 3 Nick Lipchek Chris Luther 5 6 Geno Madison 2 2 Frank Marsh 7 3 T. J. M a r tin 4 3 David McComas Enous McGee A.J. McReynolds 4 D.J. Mendenhall 3 3 Chris Meriner 5 0 Nolan Miller 3 1 J.D. Minter 5 1 Andrew Mirizzi 8 0 Seth Morgan Tay v e o n M o r row Isaiah Nelson D o m i n i c Pa i n t e r 8 5 Eric Pelfrey Laiven Porter 6 3 Scott Porter 2 9 Cedric Presley 3 6 Justin Pritchett C.J. Reid Kindel Ric hardson Jr. 1 3 Brian Ridley Ronald Roberts 1 2 Lamar Ross 2 4 Deontea Rudasill 5 Joseph Saffold III 7 9 Larry Sampson Trevon Saunders Branden Schutte 7 7 Jarred Seaver 7 4 Caleb Sexton 4 0 Aaaqil Sheppard 5 5 Julian Simon 1 1 Sanders Sius Robert Small 3 2 Kevin Smith 4 8 Larry Southall Andre Spillers 2 L a ' Ve l l e S p i v ey Te r r e n c e S p iv ey Semaj Steele 4 2 C h a n c e Ta l b o t 5 7 Nick Thompson C l e v i s Towns Bobby Tucker 4 7 T.C. Turner 1 5 D ' G a r y Wa l l a c e 6 1 K y l e Wa l l a c e 2 7 D o n t e Wa s h i n g t o n 4 5 D a v i d We b b 3 9 J o e We b b 9 Nate Wilburn-Ogletree Austin Williams Isiah Williams 2 8 Mike Williams 2 5 Chuck Wynn

TOP SCHOOLS 1. Columbus East HS ................ 5 2. Shaw HS ................................ 4 t3. Colerain HS ......................... 3 t3. Dayton Dunbar HS ............. 3 t3. Eastmoor Academy ............ 3 t3. Marlington HS ..................... 3 t3. Mount Healthy HS .............. 3 t3. Walnut Ridge HS ................ 3 t3. West Jefferson HS .............. 3 t3. Winton Woods HS ............. 3

TOP HOMETOWNS 1. Cincinnati, Ohio ...................... 22 2. Columbus, Ohio ...................... 21 3. Dayton, Ohio ............................ 8 4. Cleveland/E. Cleveland, Ohio .. 7 5. Huber Heights, Ohio ............... 3

RETURNER PROFILES

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Earned Academic AllConference honors...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll...Played 10 games...Ranked 6th on team in catches & rec. yds with 9 catches for 105 yds (avg. 11.7 yds/rec)...Best performance was on 9/29 at WVWC (4 catches for 60 yds & a TD). 2011: Sat out year after transferring from EKU...Earned Offensive Scout of the Year Award. College Notes: Played at EKU for Coach Dean Hood. Prep Notes: Played at Walnut Ridge for Byron Mattox...Received gAll-City & All-District awards. Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Redshirted his first season at Urbana. Personal: Son of Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Switched from WR to CB before his Receiving Prep Notes: Earned First Team All-League honors playing for Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G Antonia Traylor... sophomore season...Switched from #85 to #14...Appeared in 9 Coach Arvie Crouch at Mt. Healthy HS. Personal: Son of Donald Born 8/12/91. games...As a WR, logged 3 catches for 81 yards, giving him a 27 9 105 11.7 1 21 10.5 2012 10 Adams & Deborah Baggett...Born 11/13/92...Business major. yards per catch average...As a CB, Kenya had 4 tackles (3 solo, 1 assisted) and he also had 1 pass breakup...Scored a 73 yard TD as a wide out on 10/6 @ KWC. 2011 - Appeared in 5 games, mostly as special teamer in his redshirt freshman season. 2010 Suffered a leg injury prior to the first game and redshirted. Prep Notes: Both an Honor Roll and Merit Roll student...Received AllDistrict Honors, was Honorable Mention All-OCC and Honorable Mention NCOFCA...Finished senior season with 30 receptions for 499 yards and picked off 2 passes while playing FS for Ohiopower Lexington HS and Coach B.J. Payne. Personal: Son of Vanessa Black and Larry Coombs and has a brother Dubrey Black...Exercise Science major...Born November 1, 1991. y Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Redshirt. Prep Notes: Played for â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;10 Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Named to the AD's Fall Honor Receiving Roll...Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Contributed to a Westerville State Champs at Winton Woods for Coach Andre Parker. Personal: South team that won outright or shared the OCC Title all 4 years Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G Son of Teri Ralls...Born 12/29/93...Computer Science major. he played there...Received All OCC Honors, All Metro, Honorable 3 81 27.0 1 73 9.0 2012 9 Mention All District, and was a regional finalist in Track and Field in the 400 M...Also his class president in his Sophomore year and Class Secretary in his Junior year. Personal: Son of Janice and Kelly Carter and has 4 siblings, Paichence, Torrodd, Brittney and Brent...Born April 22, 1994...Undecided major.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Finished career at Bradford with over 3,700 yards rushing, tallying 2,096 as a senior...Earned Dayton Daily News Player of the Year, Advocate 360 Player of the Year, D-6 Offensive Player of the Year, Darke CountyOffensive Player of the Year, Division 6 First Team All-Ohio, 1st Team All Southwest District, and 1st team All CCC. Personal: Son of Jerry & Lisa Barbee...Has 3 siblings Jeff, Jennifer, & James...Communications major...Born July 27, 1993.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Earned Academic AllConference honors...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll...Played 10 games...Ranked 17th on team in tkls with 14...On 9/8 vs. SHU, had 1 QB hurry-up & logged season-high 5 tkls (2 solo, 3 asst). Prep Notes: Played at nearby Bellefontaine HS for Coach Chris Schmidt...1st Team All-CBC & 1st Team AllArea in football & wrestling...Earned Academic AllOhio honors & twice earned CBC Sportsmanship Award...Led team in tkls. Personal: Son of Steve & Buffy 5/14/93...Psychology major. y Cayot...Born y g Tackles

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Pass Defense

Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH 2012 10

Blue Knight Notes: 2012- Played 2 games...Made 2 tackles including 0.5 tackle for a loss vs. WJC on 10/3. 2011 - Played 1 game...Made 1 tackle vs. SJC on 10/15. 2010 - Redshirt season...Earned Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week in Week 5. Prep Notes: All-GWOC his senior year...Had 678 yards rushing and tallied 2 sacks and 1 forced fumble on defense at Troy HS. Personal: Son of Melissa & Chris Basil with 7 siblings, Jordan, Keiona, Chasity, Kendra, Leah, Tyrese & Lorna...Undecided major...Born October 18, 1991.

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Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH Rcv/Yds FF 2012 11

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Redshirt season...Named Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year. Prep Notes: Kevin's Beechcroft team went to the State Playoffs in 2008, 2009 and 2011 and won the Columbus City League North Championship in 2010 and 2011. Kevin was a 2-time All-City selection, received 2nd Team All-District honors, and received Special Mention All-Metro and All-State. Personal: Son of Sandra and Kevin Chapple, and he has a sister, Kendall...Psychology major...Born September 26, 1994.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in all 11 games at CB as a true freshman...Ranked 8th on the team in tackles with 51 (33 solo, 18 assisted)...Ranked 1st on the team in pass breakups with 10...Tied for 2nd in INTs with 1 for a 19 yard return...Added 1 fumble recovery...In his 1st collegiate game on 9/1, he recorded his seasonhigh and led the team with 11 tackles (6 solo, 5 assisted). Prep Notes: Eastmoor won the Columbus City League South Division and went to the State Playoffs where they finished as the Regional runner-up...Crosby earned 2nd Team All-City, 1st Team All-District and was named Eastmoor's WR of the Year. Personal: Son of Shawna Coles and Clayton Marketing major...Born May 13, 1994. y Crosby...Business g

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Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Played 4 games...Had 3 tackles...On 10/3, recorded 2 tackles against WJC. Prep Notes: Helped lead Hamilton to the playoffs his junior season...As a senior, finished with 6 INTs, 2 returned for TDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S, 40 tackles, 1 fumble recovery, 4 blocked FGs & returned a punt for a TD. Personal: Son of Shai Wright & Kimberly Sneed...Athletic Training major...Born 3/2/93.

KWC on 10/10 ...Won team's "QB" Award. Prep Notes: Played for Garaway HS under coach Jason Wallick...1st team All-Ohio, 1st team All-Eastern District, Eastern District Offensive Player of the Year, 1st team Region 11, Region 11 Player of the Year & 1st Team Inter Valley Conference...Threw for 3,030 yds and 29 TDs as a senior while rushing for 341 yds and 12 TDs. Personal: Son of Robert & Roxie Gerber and he has 3 sisters: Amanda & Molly Gerber & Hilary Hamilton...Accounting major. ..Born 8/20/90. Passing

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Wears #99 when he plays TE, #64 Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Redshirt. Prep Notes: Off. MVP for when he plays O-Line...Member of BSN's D-II Offensive Line of Coach Phanon at St. Charles Prep. Personal: 1st name is David...Son the Week after UU's 74-0 win over KWC (School-record 74 of Albert & Sheila Francis...Born 2/16/94...Athletic Training major. points, 684 total off. yards)...Appeared in 6 games...Starts on kickoff return squad. 2011 - Missed 9 games due to injury, but appeared in 2 games at O-Line/FB...Shared Blue Knight StudentAthlete of the Week honors in Wk 2 after UU outgained UC 209174 on the ground as Urbana scored all 4 of the team's TDs on the ground in a win. Prep Notes: 3-year letterwinner for Coach John Santagala at Hilliard Darby HS...2-year team captain...Named 2nd Team All-OCC...Also a 3-year letterwinner in wrestling, placing as high as 8th in the state. Personal: Son of Farag & Clare ElGeroushi....Born December 14, 1992...Business major.

Year GP Att. 2009

161

Comp. Int. 93

Pct. Yds TD Long Avg./G 57.8 916

152.7

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Named Most Improved Defensive Player...Played all 11 games...6th on team in tackles with 58 (26 solo, 32 assisted)...2nd on team in sacks with 4 for a loss of 17 yards...3rd in QB hurryups with 10...Tied for 3rd in tackles for loss with 9.0 (-24 yds)...On 9/1, vs. TC, recorded season-high of 10 tackles, including 1 sack for 4 yards and 1 QBH...Registered 6 tackles, including 1 sack and 2 tackles for a loss in the Spring Game. 2011- Played in 10 games as backup DL...Tallied 8 tackles on the season (7 solo, 1 assist)... 3 TFL,1 sack, 1 fumble recovery, 2 QB hurries, 1 tipped pass...Lone sack came at UC on 9/10 in a UU victory...Only fumble recovery came vs. Lincoln in a UU blowout win. 2010 - Redshirt season...Earned Defensive Scout Team Player of the Week honors in Week 2 & 8...Only Blue Knight to earn defensive honors twice during the 2010 season. Prep Notes: Team captain at West Jefferson HS for Coach Shawn Brescher...Earned Academic top 20 honors...A 2-time All-League selection, and in his senior year he was a All-District and AllCounty selection and was Honorable Mention All-State...Finished career with 197 tackles, 6 sacks and 2 INTs. Personal: Son of Melissa & Pat Ferguson and has 2 siblings, MacKenzie & Caleb... Education/Intervention Specialist major...Born March 6, 1992. Tackles

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1-0

Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Assisted Big Walnut to regional final finish in ‘10...Reached playoffs again in ‘11 while winning OCC title...Named 2nd Team All-Ohio, 1st Team All-OCC, 1st Team All-District, Honorable Mention Super 25 & Honorable Mention All Metro. Personal: Son of Becky & Bret Fielding...Brother Tyler... Athletic Training major...Born 3/1/94.

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RETURNER PROFILES

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 - Earned preseason 1st Team All-America honors from USA College Football... Named All-MEC Preseason Honorable Mention by D2Football.com. 2012: Named 1st Team All-GLVC... Shared team's DB of the Year honors with D. McComas ...Played all 11 games...Led team in tackles with 84 (42 solo, 42 asst)...3rd on team in PBUs (6)...4.5 TFLs (-13 yds)...1 sack (-5 yds), 1 fumble rec., 1 forced fumble & 1 blocked kick...10/ 20 vs. McK, made 7 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF, 1 PBU & blocked a PAT... Earned 1st Team All-Ohio by OCF.com. 2011 - Played all 11 games...2nd year letterwinner...31 tackles (2 TFLs), 3 PBUs...Seasonhigh 6 tackles in 24-6 victory over WJC on 9/17...Returned 1 Tackles Sacks Pass Defense Fumbles Blkd kick for 28 yds...Lone fumble rec. vs. NDC in 49-16 victory on 10/ Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH Rcv/Yds FF Kick 22...Blocked kick vs. Lincoln in win on 11/12. 2010 - Sat out season 8 7 15 1 2012 5 ...Recorded 1 sack, 6 tackles during spring game...Changed from #33 to #3 before season. 2009 - Played all 11 games...1st-year letterwinner...5th on team in tackles with 52 (33 solo, 19 assists) and 5.0 TFLs... Led all defensive players in scoring with 12 pts...Took a blocked punt 26 yards for a score against SJC on 10/17 and returned an INT 57 yards for a TD against SHU on 11/7... His 7tackle and blocked punt return for a TD vs. SJC earned him D2football.com's Independents' Special Teams Player of the Week... Blocked a punt on 9/19 against Tusculum...Registered 2 INTs... Recorded 1 sack ...Recovered 2 fumbles and forced another...Had 1 PBU. 2008 - Redshirt season...Named Defensive Scout of the Year for his work all season long on defensive scout team. Prep Notes: Played at Villa Angela St. Joseph's HS for Coach Matt Melle...Finished season with 9 1/2 sacks, 34 carries, 300 yards Blue Knight Notes: 2012-Played 7 games as true freshman... rushing...Garnered 1st Team All-Northeast District & Honorable Recorded 8 tackles (4 solo, 4 asst), 2.0 tackles for loss of 6 yds, Mention All-State. Personal: Son of Daniel & Merlyn 0.5 sack for loss of 5 yds & 1 pass breakup. Prep Notes: Played Goodrum...Born 3/17/90... Sports Management major. for State Champs from Winton Woods HS & Coach Andre Tackles Sacks Pass Defense Fumbles Blkd Parker...Team captain and recipient of the Sportsmanship Award. Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH Rcv/Yds FF Kick TD Personal: Son of LaTanya Jeffreys...Born 1/17/94...Business major. 2009 11 33 19 52 5.0-42 1.0-8 2-57 1 2-0 1 1 2 Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Appeared in 5 games as a freshman for the Blue Knights...He recorded 15 tackles this season (8 solo, 7 assisted)...On 9/29/12 at West Virginia Weslyan he recorded 5 tackles (4 solo, 1 assisted) and Reggie also blocked an extra point kick in the 4th quarter. Prep Notes: Helped Colerain win their 12th straight GMAC Championship and this past year they finished 1st in Cincinnati and 3rd in the State Playoffs. He earned 2nd Team All GMAC honors. Personal: Son of Darryl and Joussy Gaither. He has 8 siblings, Alex, Emmanuel, Chelsea, Gabriel, Lennie, Lonnie, Angela, and Jerry....Athletic Training major...Born March 16, 1994. g

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Served as QBs coach... Made AD’s Honor Roll. 2011 - Played 2 games at punter. 2010 - Sat out season (shoulder injury). 2009 - Played 6 games, starting final 5 at QB ...1st-year letterwinner...Teams 2nd leading passer going 93 of 161 for 916 yds, 5 TDs, 6 INTs...2nd on team in total offense averaging 145.7 yds/gm...Threw for career-high 278 yds vs. ODU on 10/31...Replaced injured QB Evan Gehlert & went 11 of 19 for 158 yds, 2 TDs, no INTs, leading UU to 24-16 win vs.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in 4 games...Attempted 12 PATs, making 9...FG attempt & make from 34 yards. 2011 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Played at Dublin Jerome for Mark Hundley.. Finished senior year with 11 touchbacks & hit a career long 48-yard FG...Both an Honor Roll & Merit Roll student. Personal: Son of Ed & Allyson Hafner...Brother Britt..Born 2/3/92.. CIT/Marketing major. Year GP FGM FGA 2012

Pct

Lg Blkd PAT-Att.

100.0 34

9-12

Pct 75.0

RETURNER PROFILES

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: 4-year letterman for Coach Miranda at Eastmoor Academy...1st Team All-City, 2nd Team All-District...Earned Most Valuable DB award. Personal: Son of Tonya Hollman...Born February 15, 1994...Undecided major.

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 - Switched from #20 to #34. 2012 - Injured but still appeared in 8 games...3rd highest rush yds on team (85 carries for 314 yds)...3 TDs...Long of 21 yds...On 9/1 vs. TC, carried ball 25 times for 122 yds & 1 TD...Had 11 carries for 56 yards & 2 TDs in Spring Game. 2011 - Appeared in 10 games at RB...107 carries for 531 yds for an avg. of 5.0 yds/carry with 7 TDs...2nd on team in rushing with 531 yards (5.0 ypc)...5th on team in points scored with 44...Avg. 59.7 ypg...16 carries for 88 yds with 3 TDs vs. NDC...104 yds on only 6 carries and a TD vs. Lincoln...Caught 5 passes for 66 yds. 2010 - Redshirt season...Earned Off. Scout Player of the Week after Wk 9 scout team performance before win at MS&T. Prep Notes: Played at DeSmet Jesuit HS for Coach Pat Mahoney...Team captain, First Team All-MCC & AllState...Rushed for record 330 yds and 6 TDs in single game. Personal: Son of David Hill & Christie Taylor-Hill... Communications major...Born 1/29/92. Rushing Year GP Att. 2011 10

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107 531

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Rec.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Excelled in football & track at Eastmoor...Won a District & Regional Championship in 110 hurdles, earning1st Team All District honors...1st Team All City, 1st Team All District, 2nd Team All Metro, Honorable Mention All Ohio & named team MVP in football. Personal: Son of Stephanie Farve & Robert Hudson...3 siblings, Tyricha, Re’chelle, & Debra...Sports Management major...Born August 5, 1994.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in 10 games at DB & on special teams...Recorded 9 total tackles (4 solo, 5 assisted). 2011 - Redshirted his 2nd season at UU...Joined UU cheerleading squad for the basketball and team competition seasons. 2010: Appeared in 8 games in his 1st season...Saw action at RB as well as on special teams...Carried 6 times for 16 yards...Made 4 tackles, including a season-high 3 at #8 Walsh...UU’s Offensive Scout Team Player of the Week during Homecoming game preparations (39-25 win vs. KWC)...Returned kick for 8 yds vs. KWC. Prep Notes: Played football, ran track and wrestled at Lima Shawnee HS...All League honors in both track and wrestling...District, regional and state qualifier in track and a district qualifier in wrestling...3-time defensive 1st Team Dream Team player in football for Coach Dick West and a 2-time 2nd team offensive Dream Team selection...676 rushing yds with 6 TDs and had 35 tackles, 4 sacks...Also punted, finishing with 33-yard avg. & 49-yd long. Personal: Son of Linda Rogers & Kane Irons ...DOB 8/4/91 ...Psychology & Criminal Justice majors.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Redshirt season. College Notes: Transferred from Ohio Midwestern where he played for Coach David Pool. Prep Notes: Played for Coach McKee at Scott County HS. Personal: Son of Jennifer Irvine...Born October 27, 1992...Exercise Science major. Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in 2 games on O-line. 2011 - Appeared in 2 games on O-Line. 2010 - Redshirt season...Earned Offensive Scout Player of the Week for Wk 7 performance on scout team. Prep Notes: Played at Bishop Fenwick HS for Coach Cranford...1st Team All-GCL Defensive Line, 1st Team All Southwest Ohio Defensive Line, 3rd Team All-State Defensive Line, and selected as Bishop Fenwick's Defensive Player of the Year. Personal: Son of Tom & Kathi Hudepohl and has 4 siblings, Greg, Rob, Laura & Nick ...Criminal Justice major...Born July 9, 1991.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in all 11 games...Returned 11 punts for 52 yards...Took 2 kick returns for a total of 30 yds...As WR, ranked 3rd on the team in yards with 585 on 30 catches...2nd most rec. TDs with 7...Longest rec. was for 80 yards...On 10/6 at KWC, had a career-high 120 yards receiving and 3 TDs...Caught 4 balls for 70

yards in Spring Game. 2011 - Played 10 games at WR...Caught 6 passes for 105 yds in 1st season...2 receiving TDs, 1st TD came vs. MS&T for 28 yards on 10/29 and his 2nd TD came on senior day for 24 yards in UU win...Returned 6 kicks for 116 yds & 4 punts for 12 yds ...Ended season with 233 all purpose yards. 2010 - Redshirted...Named Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year... Earned Off. Scout Team Player of the Week Award a team-best 4 times (Wks 1, 3, 4 & 8). Prep Notes: 1st Team All-GBC honors & Honorable Mention All-NW District at Lima Senior HS for Coach Darnell Collins...As a Sr., avg. 11.6 yds/carry & 12.6 yds/rec ...Had4 TDs...Returned punt for a TD & finished with a 19-yd kick ret. avg...Honor roll student each quarter So.Sr. yrs. Personal: Son of Tia & Anthony Johnson...2 brothers, Tony Briggs & De'Angelo Receiving Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G J o h n s o n ...Grandmother Julia 105 17.5 2 28 10.5 2011 10 6 Briggs... Business 11 30 585 19.5 7 80 53.2 2012

Total

690

19.2

32.9

Management major...Born 9/17/91.

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 - Received "Want-To-TempoUs Award"...Team captain. 2012 - Earned Academic AllConference 2nd straight season... Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll... Played all 11 games...9th on team in tackles with 46 (29 solo, 17 asst)...Tallied 1.5 TFLs (-3 yds)...1 INT, 5 PBUs...Took 1punt back 6 yds...Recorded season-high 7 tkls on 10/20 vs. McK...5 tkls, 3 PBUs in Spring Game. 2011 - Switched from #21 to #10...Named to GLFC All-Academic Team & AD's Fall Honor Roll...Played all 11 games...4th in tkls amongst DBs with 32, 2 TFL...3rd on team in PBUs with 7...Recorded 3 INTs (tied for 3rd on team)... Back to back games with INT, vs. WJC & Walsh...35-yd INT return was longest INT return of career...Tallied 5 tackles, 1 FR & 2 PBUs on Senior Day. 2010 - Named to Fall AD's Honor Roll...Played 9 games as true freshman, recording at least 1 tackle in all 9 games...Finished with 21 tackles & 1 PBU...Recorded season-high 4 tackles at SJC...Earned team's "Uncommon Award" for performance Wk. 5 vs. SWB (3 tkls). Prep Notes: Played at Marlington HS for Coach Ed Miley...Finished ‘08 with 76 tackles, 2 INTs...In ‘09, finished with 77 tackles & 7 INTs & returned 2 for TDs....26 catches for 414 yds & 3 TDs...1st Team All-NBC selection, 1st Team All-Stark County, 1st Team All-Inland District, 2nd Team All-Ohio...Selected Academic All-Ohio & Ohio Scholar Athlete...Ranked #1 in class. Personal: Son of p g Cathy & Tom Krupko & has 3 sisters Amy, Katie & Allison, & 2 Tackles Pass Defense Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH brothers Tom & UU teammate Dan... 9 12 21 1 2010 9 Computer Science 2.0-8 3-35 7 2011 11 19 13 32 major...Born 1.5-3 1-30 5 2012 11 29 17 46 2/24/92. Total 31 57 42 99 3.5-11 4-65 13 -

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in 2 games, rushing once for 2 yds. 2011 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Athlete of the Year in FAVL Scarlet Division at Mt. Healthy HS in ‘10...Threw for 1,208 yds & rushed for another 856 in 12 games as a senior...Threw 14 TDs & rushed for another 10 while throwing just 3 picks...Led team to 9 straight victories and playoff berth...Single-game-high 191 yds rushing on 17 attempts in a win at Loveland. Personal: Son of Marguerite Givens...Born April 14, 1993...Communications major.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Redshirt. Prep Notes: Played for Coach Mike Flusche at Columbus West...1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-City & 1st Team All-District...Offensive MVP in Cap City All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Tyaneka Holloway...Born 10/30/93...Business major.

Tackles

Pass Defense

Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH 8

1.5-5

2011 11

2012 10

Total

73 142

2010

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Played at Kenton Ridge HS for Coach Joel Marrata. Personal: Son of Ed and Donna Luther...Born October 18, 1989...Criminal Justice major.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Appeared in 4 games as a redshirt freshman...Recorded 8 tackles (3 solo, 5 assisted). 2011 - Redshirted his first season at UU. Prep Notes: Played at Brookhaven HS for Coach Anthony Thornton... Earned All-City and All-District honors. Personal: Son of Sandra Marsh...Born October 4, 1992...Sports Management major.

3.5-28

5.5-13

2-22

10.5-46

2-22

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 - Earned preseason 1st Team AllAmerica honors from USA College Football & preseason 3rd Team All-American honors from BSN...Named Preseason MEC Off. Player of the Year by D2Football.com...Also named Preseason 1st Team QB & ranked 12th amongst D-II QBs...Named OCF.com's Preseason D-II Off. Player of the Year...Attempting to become 3rd player in D-II history with 10,000+ career pass. yds & 2,000+ career rush. yds (Needs

RETURNER PROFILES

Blue Knights Notes: 2012 - Earned Academic All-Conference honors... Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll...Played all 11 games...Made 8 tkls (6 solos, 2 asst). 2011 - Played 7 games, mostly on special teams..Recorded 3 tackles... Made 2 tackles in win vs. Missouri S&T on 10/29. 2010 - Redshirted...Named Special Teams Scout Team Player of the Year...Earned Def. Scout Team Player of the Week honors during UU's Week 9 win at Missouri S&T. Prep Notes: As a Jr. at Independence HS, received 1st Team All-CVC, 1st Team NEO Lakes All District & 2nd Team All-Ohio honors after totaling 81 tackles, 11 sacks, forcing 3 fumbles and recovering 5...Add 1 INT...As a Sr. he received 2nd Team All CVC, 1st Team All NEO Lakes All District & Honorable Mention AllOhio after totaling 75 tackles, 5 sacks, forcing and recovering a fumble which he returned for a TD and added 1 INT in injury-shortened Tackles year...2-time Perimeter 7 Team Player Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds of the Year...Also a Merit Roll Student. 3 3 2011 7 Personal: Son of Laura & Lou 6 2 8 2012 11 Lipchek...Exercise Science major 6 5 11 Total 18 ...Born 6/1/92.

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 Earned preseason 3rd Team AllAmerica honors from USA College Football. 2012 - Named to AD's Fall Honor Roll...Received "Uncommon Award" at All-Sports Banquet...Shared DB of the Year honors with teammate D. Goodrum...Appeared in 10 games...Ranked 4th on team in tkls with 70 (36 solo, 34 asst)...5th on team in TFLs with 5.5 for -13 yds (1 sack for 3)...Tied 1st on team with 2 INTs...2nd on team in PBUs with 7...Tallied 1 QB hurryup, 1 recovered fumble and blocked 1 kick...Took 1 punt back for 19 yds...Honorable Mention AllGLVC...Led team with 7 tackles, including 2 for a loss, in Spring Game. 2011 - Named to AD's Fall Honor Roll...Played in all 11 games at demon position...Recorded 55 tackles and 9.5 TFLs...Registered 3.5 sacks with a force fumble and 1 blocked kick...At least 1 tackle in every game...Recovered fumble and blocked kick on senior day against Lincoln...Productive at SHU (7 tackles, 2 TFLs & 1 sack in a blowout victory). 2010: Appeared in 5 games before suffering a season-ending injury...Recorded 17 tackles, 1.5 TFL, and blocked a kick Wk 1 at WVW...Received team's "Uncommon Award" after Wk 1 performance (2 solo tackles, blocked kick) & his Week 4 peformance at #8 Walsh (5 tackles)... Scored TD on blocked kick Week 2 vs. SHU...Recorded 2 tkls and a PBU in spring game. 2009: Named to AD's Spring Honor Roll...Redshirted his first season at Urbana. Prep Notes: Played for Carroll HS under coach Steve Bartlett...1st team All-GCL selection, 1st team All-Southwest Ohio & 2nd team All-Ohio...Finished junior year with 1,656 rushing yards...Career rushing leader at Carroll. Personal: Son of Jack & Sherri McComas...2 brothers, Eric & Jack Jr....1 sister, Anna...Education major...Born October 22, 1990.

3,298 pass. yds & 395 rush. yds in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;13). 2012 - Earned PreSeason Honorable Mention All-American honors from BSN...Named 2nd Team All-GLVC...Named National Offensive Player of the Week by BSN for performance in a 53-33 home win over Tusculum in Wk 1 (Completed 22 of 30 pass att. for 305 yds, 2 TDs & racked up 54 rush. yds & 3 more TDs on the ground...2nd rushing TD was 25th of career, breaking school record of 24 set by RB Grady Parks in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;89)...Named OCF.com Offensive Player of the Week after a 34-31 win over SHU in Wk 2 (20-of-34 for 293 yds and 4 TDs, also carried ball 9 times for 69 yds)...Earned 1st GLVC Player of the Week honor & 2nd BSN Weekly award after a 74-0 win over KWC in Wk 6 (21-of-33 passing for career-high 344 pass. yds & 5 TDs, rushed 9 times for 57 yds and a TD, 6 total TDs tied career high...passing totals moved him 1st all-time in UU history for career pass. yds, having thrown for 5,178 in 2 1/2 yrs)...UU's offense finished 18th in D-II, averaging 467 yards per game...Finished 24th in D-II in pass. eff. (150.37), 18th in pass. yds per game (284.55), 16th in Total Pass. Yds (3,130), 11th in Total Off. (316.36 ypg; Led the GLVC), and 10th in Total Points Responsible For (19.64 pg)...Set single season UU records for completions (229), Passing Yards (3,130), and Passing TD's (30)...Already Career Record holder at UU in Completions (510), Pass.Yds (6,702), Pass. TD's (66), Rush. TD's (29), Pts Scored (186), & Total Pts Responsible For (592)...Named 2011-12 Male Blue Knight of the Year and Team's Off. Player of the Year at the All-Sports Banquet on 4/28...Completed 21 of 42 passes in the Spring Game for 246 yards & 3 TDs...Also rushed 18 times for 56 yards and a score...Earned 2nd Team All-Ohio by OhioCollegeFootball.com...Picked up his 2nd straight Blue Knight of the Year Award at the All-Sports Athletic Banquet on 4/27/13 (Became the UU's first 2-time winner)...Earned the team's Offensvie MVP honors for the 3rd straight year and Offensive Back of the Year for the 2nd straight season. 2011 - Named GLFC Offensive Player of the Week in Weeks 2, 5, 6 and 10...Earned Honorable Mention All-American honors from BSN...Earned GLFC Offensive Player of the Year for the 2nd consecutive season...Also earned 1st Team All-GLFC and 2nd Team All-Ohio...Took home top honors as UU's Best Offensive Back of the Year...Finished the year completing 64.3% of his passes for 2,091 yds & 19 TDs...Rushed for a team-leading 757 yards and school-record 13 TDs...Broke his own school QB rushing record...Finished 8th in D-II in rushing yards by a QB...Caught an 11-yard TD pass at Seton Hill...Responsible for 33 of the team's school-record 56 TDs...For the 2nd straight year, his offense set school records for points (398), points per game (36.2)...Offense broke 12 school records in all, including most rushing yards, rushing TDs, passing yards, and total yards...Scored a school-record 84 points as a sophomore, and already broke UU's career record for points scored (150)...Finished 6th in D-II in passing efficiency (158.87)...Rushed for a career-high 157 yards at SW Baptist (2nd career 100-yard rushing game)...Threw for a career-high 313 yards at Seton Hill (2nd career 300-yard passing game)...Rushed for 2 TDs, threw for 2 TDs and caught a TD pass at Seton Hill, (3rd career 5+ TD game)...Threw for a seasonhigh 4 TDs at KWC (also rushed for a score in that game)...Accounted for at least 2 TDs in all 11 games...Racked up 258.3 yards of total offense per game. 2010 - Named GLFC Offensive Player of the Year as well as GLFC Freshman of the Year...2-Time GLFC Offensive Player of the Week...Garnered All-Ohio Freshman of the Year honors by OhioCollegeFootball.com...Earned team's Offensive Player of the Year Award...Ranked 16th in D-II in Passing Effic. (156.74)...Completed 67.4% of passes...17 TDs, 4 INTs...353 Total Yds, 6 TDs vs. KWC, including over 300 yards passing...Named Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week after his Homecoming performance vs. KWC...Team's 2nd leading rusher (498 yds)...Tied school record with 10 rushing TDs...Caught 4 passes, including a TD reception at Notre Dame College...School record 24 points, 4 Rushing TDs in a single game at #24 Tusculum...Averaged 180 yards of total offense per game...Offense set school records for points (355) & PPG (32.3). Prep Notes: 2-time 1st Team All-State selection, 2-time 1st Team All-District selection, 3-time 1st Team All-Conference selection, 2-time 1st Team All-County selection, 2-time D-5

Player of the Year and 2-time MSL Back of the Year at West Jefferson HS for Coach Shawn Buescher...Finished career with 5,720 yds passing and 60 TDs through the air while gaining 1,688 yds on the ground with 19 rushing TDs. Personal: Son of Bette & Jim Mendenhall and has a younger brother Nick... Exercise Science major...Born 12/4/91. Passing Year GP Att. Comp. Int.

Pct.

2010 11 193

130

67.4 1,481 17

134.6

2011 11 235

151

64.3 2,091 19

190.1

2012 11 382

229

10 59.9 3,130 30

284.5

Total

510

22 63.0 6,702 66

203.1

33 810

Yds

TD Long Avg./G

Rushing

Receiving

Year GP Att.

Gain Loss

Net

2010 11 148

650

152

498

3.4

45.3

7.5

2.7

2011 11 159

890

133

757

4.8

53.1

11.0

1.0

2012 11 144

585

235

350

2.4

31.8

48.6

8.2

1.9

Total

Avg. TD Long Avg./Gm No. Yds Avg. TD Long Avg./G

33 451 2,125 520 1,605 3.6

Indian Hill HS for coach Kevin Siple...All-Region 1st team...All-League 1st team...All-Ohio Hon. Men. Personal: Son of Nancy & Robert Porter II...Criminal Justice major...Born 2/13/91.

the team in tackles with 55 (19 solo, 36 assisted)...4th on the team in QB hurryups with 7...Made 6.5 tackles for a loss of 21 yards, 1 sack for -6 yards...1 pass break up, 1 forced fumble, and 1 recovered fumble which he gained 38 yards on the pick up...Season-high 8 tackles recorded 3 times this season (9/1 vs. Tusclum, 10/ 20 vs. McKendree & 11/3 vs. WJC). 2011 - All-GLFC 1st Team...Played in all 11 games at LB...57 tackles was 2nd best of LB corps...Recorded 3.5 TFLs in junior season...Fumble recovery against nationally ranked Wayne St. in 1st game of season...Recorded only sack of the season in win vs. NDC on 10/22... Best game of the season was at SW Baptist on 10/ Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: All-CIC 1...Recorded season high 13 tackles, including .5 TFL. 2010 player for Coach Engles at Madison Grant HS...Set a single game 1st Year Letterwinner, appearing in 10 games...28 total tackles record with 7 TDs. Personal: Son of Dewyane and Tina with 1.5 TFL and 1 INT... Recorded season-high 8 tackles vs. Presley...Birthday is February 17...Physical Education major. WVW ...Recorded 11 tackles, 2 TFL, and 1 PBU during spring game. 2009: Won Defensive Squire Award...Redshirted. Prep Notes: Played for Walnut Ridge HS for coach Byron Mattox...3time 1st team All-Central District selection, 3-time All-City selection and 2nd team all-state on the football field, and is an All-Columbus City League Wrestler...Named to the JJ huddle top 100 list. Personal:Son of Jana & Lamar Ross Sr. and has 3 siblings, Marsean, Chelle & Rana...Sports Management major...Borng 6/2/90. Tackles

Sacks

Pass Defense

Fumbles

RETURNER PROFILES

Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH Rcv/Yds FF

Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Appeared in 1 game, recorded 1 tackle. 2011 - Redshirt season. College Notes: Transferred from Iowa Central C.C. Prep Notes: 2-year varsity letterwinner at Trotwood-Madison HS. Personal: Son of Jacqueline Meriner...Sister, Dominique...Born June 10, 1991...Athletic Training major.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 Appeared in 10 games...Made 39 tackles (22 solo, 17 assisted)...Tied for 1st on the team in INTs with 2 for 50 yards...Scooped up a blocked kick on 10/6 at KWC and returned it for a 10 yard TD...Made 1 fumble recovery, 2 pass breakups & blocked 1 kick...Named 2nd Team All-GLVC... Recorded 4 tackles, an interception and 2 pass break-ups in the Spring Game. 2011 - Redshirt season...Earned team's Special Teams Scout of the Year award. College Notes: Transferred from Ohio University. Prep Notes: Played at Columbus Whetstone HS for Coach Jim Worden. Personal: Son of Robyn & Brian Ridley Sr....Born May 8, 1992...Sports y g Management major. Tackles

Blue Knight Notes: 2012: Appeared in 2 games this season, recording 1 tackle. 2011 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: All District Honorable Mention, All Stark County Hon. Men. and selected to the East-West All-Star Game...94 tackles, 3 sacks, 1 forced fumble and scored 1 TD as a senior. Personal: Son of Louise and Ray Porter and is the youngest of 12 siblings...Born 8/2/92.

Sacks

Pass Defense

Fumbles

Blkd

Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH Rcv/Yds FF Kick TD 2012 10

2-50

1-0

2010 10

1.5-4

1-0

2011 11

3.5-5

1.0-1

1-0

2012 11

6.5-21

1.0-6

1-38

Total

11.5-30

2.0-7

1-0

2-38

Blue Knight Notes: 2013: Converted to RB. 2012: Played 7 games...Made 6 tackles (0.5 TFL). 2011 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: 644 yds rushing & scored 40 pts as a senior...Racked up 76 tackles, 10 for a loss, 7 forced fumbles, 4 fumble recoveries (1 for a TD), 3 INTs & 17 pass break-ups. Personal: Son of Danell Rudasill...Step father is Corey McGee...3 brothers, Demarius, Marvin and Corey and has a Tackles sister Danayjah... Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds Sociology major. 2012

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Dressed but did not appear in a game. 2011 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Played at Linden McKinley ...Honor Roll student...Received Haller Silver Dollar Award...Named 2nd Team All City finishing his senior season with 40 catches and Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Recipient of team's "Lewis and 3 TDs. Personal: Son of Gloria Roberts & Thomas Smith...Has a Jean Moore Inspirational Award"...Member of Beyond Sports sister, Shanetta Demby...Born 9/7/93...Pre-Dentistry major. Network's D-II Offensive Line of the Week after UU's 74-0 win over KWC (School-record 74 points and 684 total offensive yards)...Started all 11 games at right guard after returning from an injury suffered in Week 1 of his 3rd season...Helped pave the way for the 18th ranked offense in D-II, averaging a school-record and GLVC-best 467 yards per game. 2011 Started season as starting center but suffered season ending injury in1st game at nationally ranked Wayne St. 2010 Started all 11 games at LG...2nd-year letterwinner... Recorded 2 solo tackles in UU's 39-36 loss at #24 Tusculum. 2009 -1styear letterwinner as true freshman... Appeared in 9 games on O-Line, mostly as the starting RG. Prep Notes: Played at Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in all 11 games...7th on

0.5-1

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 - Switched from #86 to #5 before the season. 2012- Played 1 game (9/22 vs. Quincy)...2 catches for 30 yds. 2011 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Played at Whetstone HS for Jim Worden...1st Team All-City...Whetstone's Offensive MVP...Finished Sr. year with 672 rushing yds, 10 rec. for 185 yds & 9 TDs...Added 49 tackles, 5 PBUs & 1 INT on D...1st Team AllCity & All-District in track.g Personal: Son of Joseph & Alisha Saffold...Sister Receiving Jordan...Born June 3, Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 1993...Sports 2 30 15.0 0 32 30.0 2012 1 Management major.

Tackles

Sacks

Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds 2012

Pass Defense

No./Yds Int./Yds PBU QBH

Blue Knight Notes - 2012: Played 7 games...Made 7 tkls (2 solo, 5 ast)...Asst. sack for -4 yds. 2011: Did not appear in a game. 2010: Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Named 1st Team All-OCC twice at Tackles Sacks Central HS...Also 2-time 2nd Team All-District. Personal: Son of Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds Henry Smith & Shereece 2 5 7 0.5-4 0.5-4 2012 7 Tucker...Born 2/21/92.

Blue Knight Notes - 2013: Changed from #19 to #2 before the season. 2012: Sat out season. 2011: Switched from #82 to #19 before season...Named Blue Knight Student-Athlete of Week on 10/ 14 after an 8-catch, 87 yd., 3 TD game vs. KWC...Appeared in 5 games as starting TE when starter Evan Morrisey went down with an Blue Knight Notes: Sat out the 2009-12 seasons, some while injury...Had 15 catches for 138 yards and 3 TDs. 2010: Played in 8 recovering from an injury. 2008 - Redshirted 1st season at Urbana. games...Recorded 1st career catch for 20 yards vs. Charleston on 10/ Prep Notes: Played at nearby London HS. Personal: Son of Mark 23...Scored 1st career TD the following week on a 19-yard catch at and Kathy Sexton...Born August 19, 1989...Exercise Science major. Miss. S&T in a 42-25 win... 2 catches for 33 yards in the spring game. 2009: Redshirted. Prep Notes: Played at Newark HS under Jeff Buchannan. Personal: Son of Mark Spivey ...Computer Science major ...Born 6/2/91. Receiving Year

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Played 9 games...29 catches for 439 yds with 2 TDs...Longest catch for 80 yds...1 kick ret. for 13 yds...Made 1 tackle...TDs came on back-to-back weeks (vs. McK 10/20, at S&T 10/26). 2011 - Played 2 games at WR & special teams. 2010 - Redshirt season. Prep Notes: Named to All-County AllStar team at Olympia HS for Coach Bob Head. Personal: Son of Daniel Sius &Ancilia Joseph... Business Management major...Born 12/20/91. Receiving Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G 2012

439

15.1

Blue Knight Notes - 2012 - Switched from #93 to #57...Played 2 games...Made 6 tackles (2 solo, 4 ast) and had 1 TFL (-1 yd). 2011: Did not appear in a game. 2010: Temporarily switched to #65 from #93 after converting to O-Line 2 games into season...Made a tackle in UU's win over SHU on 9/11...Played 4 games total (1 on D, 3 on O) ...Made 2 tackles in Spring game. 2009: Sat out year after transferring Tackles from WVSU. Prep Notes: Played Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds at Walnut Ridge HS for coach Byron 1 1 2010 4 Mattox. Personal: Son of Scott 2 4 6 1.0-1 2012 2 Thompson & Patricia Jones...Sports 6 2 5 7 1.0-1 Total Management major...Born 9/25/89.

48.8

GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G

2010

19.5

4.9

2011

138

9.2

27.6

177 10.4

13.6

Totals 13

RETURNER PROFILES

College Notes: Attended Notre Dame College before transferring Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Earned Academic All-Conference to Urbana University in January of 2013. Personal: Son of Amy honors...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll...Played 3 games. 2011 - Named to AD's Fall Honor Roll...Switched from Elliott...Born 10/20/92...Special Education major. #33 to #32 before season...Played 8 games as backup LB & special teamer...5 straight games with a tackle, from 10/111/12. 2010 - Played 8 games , lettering as a true freshman...Recorded 4 total tackles (2 solo, 2 ast)...QB hurry vs. Central St. Prep Notes: At Lexington HS, selected 2-time 1st Team All-Conference, 2-time 1st Team All News Journal, 2time 1st Team All-Northwest District & named Hon. Ment. & 3rd Team All-Ohio...Finished last 2 years with 189 tackles & created a lot of big plays with 29 TFLs, 9 sacks, & 3 INTs, 2 returned for TDs. Tackles Personal: Son of Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds Paul & Lori Smith...2 Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in 4 games on the D-Line... brothers, Craig & 2 2 4 Recorded only solo tackle at CSU on 9/15...Notched a QB Hurry 2010 8 Brian...Education on 9/8 vs. SHU. 2011 - Redshirt season. College Notes: Attended 2011 8 2 4 6 major in Honors Tiffin University. Prep Notes: 1st Team All Western Buckeye Program...Born Totals 16 4 6 10 League selection at Memorial HS. Personal: Son of Chuck Seaver 4/30/92. & Kim Seaver...Born 11/22/89...Political Science major. g

Blue Knight Notes: Redshirted a season at UU before transferring to Miami-Jacobs...Returned to UU in Jan. of 2012. Prep Notes: Played at East HS...Received 10th Annual Urban Community Award in '08 & received the 110% Effort Award...3-year letter winner in track & field as well (All-District & All-State performer)...Picked off 8 passes...Had 17 PBUs, returning 3 picks for TDs...Caught 27 passes...Took 2 more to the house for TDs....Carried 3 more into the end zone as a RB...Avg. 24.3-yard per punt return...Took 3 kickoffs back for scores...Defensive MVP in CapCity East vs. West All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Tomiko Turner & has 3 brothers, Lamar & Arshad Turner & Evan Juniel...Born March 15, 1991.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Appeared in all 11 games as a true freshman...Made 20 tackles (10 solo, 10 ast)...Sacked QB twice for -19 yds on 10/6 at KWC. Prep Notes: Played at Dayton Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Named to AD's Fall Honor Roll... Tackles Sacks Dunbar HS for Coach Redshirted. Prep Notes: 2-time All-Wabash, All-Valley performer James Lacking. Personal: Year GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No./Yds for Coach George Gettle at Northview HS. Personal: Son of Vic Early Childhood Education 2.0-19 2.0-19 2012 11 10 10 20 & Rhonda Talbot...Born 2/25/93...Sports Management major. major... Born 7/16/94.

& Valarry Greenwalt...Exercise Science major...Born 10/15/90. g

RETURNER PROFILES

Rushing

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 - Earned preseason Hon. Mention AllAmerica honors from USA College Football...Received team's "WantTo-Tempo-Us Award" at All-Sports Banquet on 4/27/13...Team captain... Named All-MEC Preseason Honorable Mention by D2Football.com. 2012 - Earned Academic All-Conference honors for 2nd straight season...Recipient of the team's Blue Knight Student-Athlete Award, given to the top academic perfomer on squad...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll ...Played all 11 games, starting every game at center ...Named Honorable Mention All-GLVC...Earned Athletic Department's recognition as top Male Academic Achievement Award Winner at the All-Sports Banquet on 4/28/12...Member of BSN's D-II Offensive Line of the Week after UU's 74-0 win over KWC (School-record 74 points and 684 total offensive yards)...Helped pave way for 18th ranked offense in D-II, averaging a school-record and GLVC-best 467 yards per game...Made 21 consecutive starts at center. 2011 - Honorable Mention All-GLFC...Named to GLFC All-Academic Team & AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll...Recipient of team's Scholar Athlete Award & Most Improved Offensive Player Awards...Appeared in all 11 games, while starting 10 after season ending injury to Scott Porter...Finished 2nd on the team with 59 knockdowns as the starting center...Shared Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week honors in Wk 2 after UU outgained UC 209-174 on the ground as UU scored all 4 TDs on the ground in a win...Also, made 2 tackles at SBU and KWC. 2010 Named to the Fall AD's Honor Roll... Plays both O-line & FB...Wears #95 when playing FB, and switches to #61 when playing Oline...Appeared in 5 games as a true freshman...Served as back-up center to Bill Nickell. Prep Notes: His senior season, he received 1st Team All-SWBL, Offensive Lineman of the Year in the Conference, 1st Team All District and Honorable Mention All Ohio for his efforts on the field...For his accomplishments in the classroom, he was on Milton Union's principal list all 4 years and on pace to graduate 1st in his class. Personal: Son of Kathy and David Wallace and has a sister, Kayla and brother, Kole...Biology major...Born February 24, 1992.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Earned Academic All-Conference honors...Named to ADs Fall & Spring Honor Roll... Appeared in 5 games...4th on team in rushing...Carried 12 times for 104 yards (8.7 yards per carry)...Longest run of season was 30 yards...On 11/3 vs. WJC, had 7 carries for 81 yards and crossed the goal line twice...Rushed 6 times for 65 yards in the Spring Game. 2011 - Named to AD's Fall Honor Roll...Appeared in 4 games before suffering a season-ending injury...Caught 1 pass...Returned 1 kick. College Notes: Transferred from NCAA D-I FCS Morgan St. where he earned All-MEAC All-Academic Team Honors in 201011... Broke team's squat record set in â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05. Prep Notes: Played at DeMatha Catholic HS for Coach Minus, starting at RB and LB...Ran 4.45 40-yd dash...Also ran track, making the Penn Relays all 4 years of high school and running a personal best of 10.7 in the 100 yard dash. Personal: Son of Desiree Washington... Born 10/ 12/90...Exercise Science/Pre-Physical Therapy major. Rushing Year GP Att.

Yds TD

Receiving Lg

Rec.

Yds

Lg. -5

2011

-5

2012

104

Total

104

-5

Blue Knight Notes: 2013 - Earned preseason Hon. Mention All-America honors from USA College Football...Named All-MEC Preseason Honorable Mention by D2Football.com. 2012 - Named 2nd Team All-GLVC...Earned GLVC, OCF.com, and BSN Offensive Player of the Week honors after Week 10's 53-7 win over WJC...6 receptions for 195 yards and 2 TDs to register 6th game of season with 100+ rec. yards (4th most rec. yds. in a game at UU history)... Became both the career rec. yards and career rec. TDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leader at UU and his 1 rush for 8 yards vaulted him over 200 all-purpose yards, which occurred just 1 other time in his career...Appeared in 9 of 11 games, making 9 starts at WR...Missed 2 games with a leg injury...Led GLVC and finished 5th nationally in Rec. Yards Per Game (119.33)...Finished 4th in the GLVC and tied for 18th nationally with 7 rec. per game...Led team, finished 4th in GLVC and 71st in D-II in All-Purpose Yards per Game (121.22)...Despite missing 2 games and parts of others, Webb set a school record with 1,074 Rec. Yards, becoming 2nd UU WR in school history to eclipse 1,000 yards rec. in a season...Recorded 63 catches and 5 TDs...Eclipsed 100 yards receiving in 7 of his 9 games... Longest rec. of the season was a 71yarder for a score vs. SHU in Wk 2...13 catches in 31-24 loss to #19 Indy are 3rd most in a single game at UU...Already Career Leader at UU in Rec. Yards (2,413), Rec. TD's (18), and Yards Per Rec. (18.01 ypc)...Needs just 20 catches to become all-time leader in that category...Added 3 special teams tackles to his career total (21)...Recipient of team's Uncommon Award at All-Sports Banquet on 4/28...Caught 7 balls for 128 yards and 3 TDs in the Spring Game...Named to the AD's Spring Honor Roll...Earned 1st Team AllOhio by OhioCollegeFootball.com...Winner of team's WR of the Year Award. 2011 - GLFC Offensive Player of the Week after Week 1 at #19 Wayne St....Named 2nd team All-Ohio and 2nd team All GLFC...Co-Recipient of the team's WR of the Year award...Started all 11 games at WR and returner...Hauled in 31 receptions for 778 yards with 8 TDs...His 25.1 yards per catch led all D2...Led receiving corps with 8 TDs...Ranked 2nd out of WRs with 70.7 yards receiving per game...Also, led the team with 11 kick returns for 178 yds (16.2 yds per return)...4th on the team in scoring with 48 points on the season...Only ranked behind Matt Hightower in all purpose yds with 978 in 11 games (88.7 ypg)...Caught a pass in every game except vs SBU..Had three 100 yard rec. games on the season... Best performance was at #9 Wayne State, had 6 catches for 198 yards with 2 TDs and long of 86 yards, also returned 5 kicks for 60 yards...Ended game with 263 all purpose yards (2nd all team in a single game at UU)...His 198 receiving yards were 4th best among freshman and sophomores in all of D-II...Tied for 15th longest play all of D-II in 2011...Made 10 tackles as a special teamer. 2010 - Named Honorable Mention All-GLFC as true freshman... Played in all 11 games at WR & special teams...Caught 40 passes (3rd most on team)...Had at least 1 catch in all 11 games... His 561 receiving yards was 2nd best on team... Caught TD pass in each of UU's 5 home games, totalling 5 on the year which was 3rd best on team...Finished 3rd amongst Blue Knights in all-purpose yardage (639 yards, 58.1 ypg)...Ran the ball 3 times, including a long of 9 yds ...Returned 6 kicks for 78 yds...Att. 6 PATs, making 4... Finished 4th on the team in scoring (34 pts)...Tallied 14.0 yards per catch, which was tops amongst receivers with at least 1 catch per game...Recorded a season-high and team-high 85-yard TD catch vs. Charleston..Also recorded a 64-yard TD catch vs. CSU...Only 100-yard rec. performance came in Week 8 vs. UC (season-best 122 yards on 6 catches and 1 TD)...Finished season with 8 special teams tackles, including 7 solo tackles, and season-high 3 solo tackles in finale at NDC. Prep Notes: 1st & 2nd Team All-State at Mechanicsburg HS for Coach Chris Kosoriek...OHC Player of the Year...3-time Associated Press All-Southwest District selection...4-time All-OHC selection...3-time All-Urbana Daily Citizen selection ....Finished career with 128 catches for 2,343 yards and 24 TDs, 259 carries for 1,953 yards and 24 TDs, and had 346 tackles with 4 INTs on D...Finished prep career with 50 total TDs. Personal: Son of Marsha Webb & stepfather Larry Greenwalt... 2 brothers, David Webb & James Greenwalt & 2 sisters, Victoria Webb

Receiving

Year

GP Att.

Gain Loss Net Avg. TD Long Avg./Gm No.

Yds

Avg. TD Long Avg./G

2010

0.0

2011

2.5

1.8

561

14.0

778

25.1

2012

8.0

70.7

0.9

63 1,074 17.0

119.3

Totals

2.3

0.9

134 2,413 18.0 18

77.8

51.0

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Played 2 games at TE...Made 1st career catch for 21 yds on 10/6 at KWC. 2011 - Sat out season after transferring from Wittenberg. College Notes: Played at Wittenberg for Coach Fincham...Also attended Clark State C.C. before transferring. Prep Notes: Played at Mechanicsburg HS for Coach Neal Kasner. Personal: Son of Marsha Receiving Webb...Brother Joe plays Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G for UU...Born 5/7/89... 1 21 21.0 0 21 10.5 2012 2 Psychology major.

Blue Knight Notes: 2012 - Recipient of team's Most Improved Offensive Player Award...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll... Appeared in all 11 games...2nd on team in rec. yards with 610 yards on 64 catches...Longest rec. was for 46 yards on 9/1 vs. TC...2nd on team in scoring with 60 pts (10 TD catches)...Two 100-yd games (9/15 at CSU, 9/29 at WVWC). 2011 - Switched from #80 to #9 before season... Played10 games at WR and on special teams...All 3 receptions were for 10+ yards...1st catch came at #19 WSU for 12 yards...Also had only tackle of season vs. WSU. 2010 - Named to Fall & Spring AD's Honor Roll...Played in 11 games at WR...Made 9 catches for 143 yds for a team-high 15.9 yds/catch amongst receivers with at least 9 rec...Had 4 catches for 96 yds (both career-highs) in 39-25 Homecoming win over KWC...Recorded a career-long 46-yard catch vs. KWC...Earned All-GLFC All-Academic Team honors...Caught 2 balls for 32 yds in Spring Game. College Notes: Transferred from Miami g g (OH). Prep Notes: Receiving Played at Northmont Year GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G HS for Coach Lance 46 13.0 2010 11 9 143 15.9 0 Schneider. Personal: 46 15.3 0 21 4.6 2011 10 3 Son of Joan Wilburn... 11 64 610 9.5 10 46 55.5 2012 Exercise Science Totals 32 76 799 10.5 10 46 25.0 major...Born 7/30/90

College Notes: Played at Eastern Kentucky before transferring to Urbana University in January of 2013...Made 9 tackles in 10 games, including 4 solo tackles as a freshman in 2012. Prep Notes: Played cornerback on a State Championship squad at Winton Woods HS for Coach Everhart in 2009. Personal: Son of Marcus & Trina Harris...Born 8/28/1992...Studying to be a nurse.

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2O12 STATS-AWARDS

TEAM STATISTICS UU OPP SCORING.............. 375 216 Points Per Game.... 34.1 19.6 FIRST DOWNS.......... 259 204 Rushing............ 98 75 Passing............ 139 113 Penalty............ 22 16 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 1986 1477 Yards gained rushing 2334 1734 Yards lost rushing. 348 257 Rushing Attempts... 493 397 Average Per Rush... 4.0 3.7 Average Per Game... 180.5 134.3 TDs Rushing........ 22 7 PASSING YARDAGE...... 3151 2381 Att-Comp-Int......387-230-10 423-233-6 Average Per Pass... 8.1 5.6 Average Per Catch.. 13.7 10.2 Average Per Game... 286.5 216.5 TDs Passing........ 30 21 TOTAL OFFENSE........ 5137 3858 Total Plays........ 880 820 Average Per Play... 5.8 4.7 Average Per Game... 467.0 350.7 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 39-642 55-1205 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 19-112 19-249 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 6-121 10-93 KICK RETURN AVERAGE.. 16.5 21.9 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE.. 5.9 13.1 INT RETURN AVERAGE... 20.2 9.3 FUMBLES-LOST......... 17-6 20-13 PENALTIES-YARDS...... 73-680 76-621 Average Per Game... 61.8 56.5 PUNTS-YARDS........... 58-2338 74-2706 Average Per Punt... 40.3 36.6 Net punt average... 36.0 35.1 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 29:19 30:32 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 85/179 68/192 3rd-Down Pct....... 47% 35% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 5/22 10/27 4th-Down Pct....... 23% 37% SACKS BY-YARDS....... 22-133 30-183 MISC YARDS........... 38 6 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED.... 53 29 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-8 6-10 PAT-ATTEMPTS......... 40-51 18-23 ATTENDANCE........... 14839 5116 Games/Avg Per Game 6/2473 5/1023 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Urbana University... 116 109 88 62 375 Opponents........... 43 64 40 69 216

2012 UU Team Awards Offensive MVP D.J. Mendenhall Defensive MVP Drew Underwood Linebacker of the Year Award Drew Underwood Defensive Back of the Year Award David McComas & Dan Goodrum Offensive Back of the Year Award D.J. Mendenhall Offensive Lineman of the Year Award Ethan Oakley Defensive Lineman of the Year Award Perry Jenkins Wide Receiver of the Year Award Joe Webb Most Improved Player - Offense Nate Wilburn-Ogletree Most Improved Player - Defense Kyle Ferguson Special Teams Scout Player of the Year Award Demond Jackson Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year Award Donald Bagett Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year Award Kevin Chapple Blue Knight Student-Athlete Award Drew Underwood & Kyle Wallace Lewis & Jean Moore Inspirational Award Scott Porter “The Uncommon” Award David McComas & Maurice Harden The “Want to-Tempo-Us” Award Jake Krupko & Kyle Wallace

The 2013 Blue Knight Football Cheerleaders Front row: Courtney Hockenbery Second row (L-R): Melissa Bell, Sheridan Dillow, Megan Mitchell, Jenna Bristoll Third row (L-R): Brionna Robinett, Allie West, Hillary Bancroft, LaShawna Johnson, Coren Braithwaite Fourth row (L-R): Halle Raines, Kaylee Wess, Tristen Wiles, Micki Ash Head Coach (not pictured): Jennifer Ramsey

No. 58 74 M-A 2-7 1-1 G 11 2 11 11 GP 11 9 11 9 11 10 11 9 1 8 2 11 11

Yds 2338 2706 % 28.6 100.0 Effic. 149.46 92.13 148.24 115.91 Rec. 64 63 30 29 18 9 9 3 2 2 1 230 233

Avg Lg 40.3 66 36.6 66 0-19 20-29 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 Att-Comp-Int 382-229-10 3-1-0 387-230-10 423-233-6 Yards YPC 610 9.5 1074 17.0 585 19.5 439 15.1 150 8.3 105 11.7 40 4.4 81 27.0 30 15.0 16 8.0 21 21.0 3151 13.7 2381 10.2

TB 3 0 30-39 2-4 1-1 Pct 59.9 33.3 59.4 55.1 TD 10 5 7 2 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 30 21

FC 8 17 40-49 0-2 0-0 Yards 3130 21 3151 2381 Lg 46 71 80 80 37 21 8 73 32 11 21 80 54

I20 15 31 50+ 0-0 0-0 TD 30 0 30 21 Avg/G 55.5 119.3 53.2 48.8 13.6 10.5 3.6 9.0 30.0 2.0 10.5 286.5 216.5

Rushing Gill, Jeffvon Mendenhall, D.J Hill, David Washington, D. Winston, M. Duncan, James Webb, Joe Fox, Alex Larkin, Denzel Harden, Maurice TEAM Total.......... Opponents...... All Returns

GP 11 11 8 5 11 9 9 2 2 11 10 11 11 Punts Att/Yds 11/52 2/-1 2/0 1/29 1/6 1/7 1/19

Att 217 144 85 12 7 10 1 3 1 1 12 493 397

Gain 1141 585 325 104 90 69 8 10 2 0 0 2334 1734

Net 1082 350 314 104 90 63 8 7 2 0 -34 1986 1477

YPC 5.0 2.4 3.7 8.7 12.9 6.3 8.0 2.3 2.0 0.0 -2.8 4.0 3.7

Avg 4.7 -0.5 0.0 29.0 6.0 7.0 19.0

Lg/TD 17/0 0/0 0/0 10/1 6/0 7/0 0/0

Lg/TD 19/0 38/0 13/0

Avg 15.0 16.2 13.0

TD Lg 9 64 6 22 3 21 2 30 1 56 1 49 0 8 0 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 22 64 7 62 Interceptions Int/Yds Lg/TD

Johnson, Marc Winston, M. Sius, Sanders Ridley, Brian Krupko, Jake Goodrum, Daniel McComas, David Duncan, James Gill, Jeffvon Webb, Joe Crosby, Jalen Ross, Lamar Totals................... 19/112 Opponents............ 19/249

5.9 13.1

17/1 60/0

Loss 59 235 11 0 0 6 0 3 0 0 34 348 257 Kickoffs Att/Yds 2/30 18/292 1/13

2/23

12/0

11.5

12/261 1/14

44/0 14/0 1/9

21.8 14.0 9/0

39/642 44/0 55/1205 44/0

16.5 21.9

Blkd 0 2 Lg 32 34 Lg 80 21 80 54

Blkd 3 0 YPG 284.5 10.5 286.5 216.5

Scoring Gill, Jeffvon Wilburn-Ogletree Johnson, Marc Newsome, M. Mendenhall, DJ Webb, Joe Hill, David Washington, D. Hafner, Blaine Sius, Sanders Nowak, Matt Busbee, Alvin Winston, Marquis Ridley, Brian Duncan, James Krabill, John Total.......... Opponents......

2/50 1/30

50/0 30/0

2/22

22/0

9.0 1/19

19/0

6/121 10/93

50/0 33/1

72 60 42 37 36 30 18 12 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 2 375 216

Avg/G 98.4 31.8 39.2 20.8 8.2 7.0 0.9 3.5 1.0 0.0 -3.4 180.5 134.3 Fumbles Rcv/Yds Lg/TD

1/38 1/38 1/6

2O12 OFFENSIVE STATS

Punting Lust, Clay Opponents...... Field Goals Newsome, M. Hafner, Blaine Passing Mendenhall, D.J Fox, Alex Total.......... Opponents...... Receiving Wilburn-Ogletree Webb, Joe Johnson, Marc Sius, Sanders Gill, Jeffvon Busbee, Alvin Nowak, Matt Coombs, Kenya Saffold, Joseph Hill, David Webb, David Total.......... Opponents......

38/0 38/0 6/0

2O12 DEFENSIVE STATS

# Players 3 Goodrum, Daniel 51 Underwood, Drew 44 Jenkins, Perry 43 McComas, David 8 Harvison, Roy 91 Ferguson, Kyle 12 Ross, Lamar 5 Crosby, Jalen 10 Krupko, Jake 13 Ridley, Brian 18 Miliner, Walter 34 Cahill, Shane 90 Huston, Rodney 55 Wallace, D'Gary 37 Parker, Bruce 17 Gaither, Reggie 54 Cayot, Taylor TM TEAM 31 Irons, Isaiah 23 Lipchek, Nick 21 Allman, Kyle 22 Marsh, Frank 95 Galloway, C. 40 Tucker, Bobby 57 Thompson, Nick 24 Rudasill, D. 29 Duncan, James 14 Coombs, Kenya 46 Newsome, M. 38 Krabill, John 39 Webb, Joe 26 DeMarcia, J. 92 Finnell, Zach 71 Basil, Chris 9 Wilburn-Ogletree 7 Johnson, Marc 11 Sius, Sanders 4 Mendenhall, D.J 6 Busbee, Alvin 35 Meriner, Chris 47 Nowak, Matt 36 Lust, Clay 72 Seaver, Jarred 94 Porter, Laiven 19 Gill, Jeffvon 33 Shaw, Nick Total.......... Opponents......

GP 11 11 11 10 11 11 11 11 11 10 9 10 11 11 7 5 10 11 10 11 7 4 7 7 2 7 9 9 11 11 9 4 3 2 11 11 9 11 10 1 11 11 4 2 11 2 11 11

Tackles Assist Total 42 84 40 80 41 73 34 70 35 67 32 58 36 55 18 51 17 46 17 39 8 28 21 27 11 21 10 20 11 17 7 15 10 14 . 10 5 9 2 8 5 8 5 8 4 8 5 7 4 6 3 6 1 5 1 4 2 4 1 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 . 2 . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . . 440 873 432 913

TFL-Yds 4.5-13 9.5-30 18.5-82 5.5-13 9.0-24 9.0-24 6.5-21 . 1.5-3 . . 4.0-14 4.0-12 2.0-19 4.5-16 . . 5.0-8 . . . . 2.0-6 0.5-4 1.0-1 0.5-1 . . . 1.0-1 . . . 0.5-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 89-293 80-335

Sacks No-Yds 1.0-5 0.5-4 6.5-42 1.0-3 1.0-7 4.0-17 1.0-6 . . . . . 2.0-9 2.0-19 2.0-12 . . . . . . . 0.5-5 0.5-4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-133 30-183

Pass Int-Yds . . . 2-22 . . . 1-19 1-30 2-50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-121 10-93

PBU 6 4 4 7 1 . 1 10 5 2 1 4 1 . . . . . . . 3 . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 41

Fumbles QBH Rcv-Yd . 1-0 11 1-0 14 4-0 1 1-0 1 1-0 10 . 7 1-38 . 1-0 . . . 1-0 . 1-0 2 . 3 1-0 . . 3 . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . 2 . 56 13-38 16 4-6

FF 1 2 3 . 2 . 1 . . . 1 . 2 . 1 . . 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 12

Blkd Kick 1 . 2 1 . . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5

Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 .

URBANA UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME BILL AIKMAN, ‘74 Basketball, Inducted 1990

DONNIE GILLESPIE, ‘98 Basketball, Inducted 2009

JIM McCRACKEN, ‘78 Wrestling, Inducted 1990

LEE SCHREINER, ‘75 Soccer, Inducted 1996

TERRY ANDERSON, ‘72 Basketball, Inducted 1987

WYATT GOINS, ‘93 Basketball, Inducted 2002

NICK MESCHER, ‘70 Basketball, Inducted 1988

STEVE STOUT Blue Knight Beat Writer, Inducted 2006

LESTER BAUM Coach/Faculty/Administrator, Inducted 1995

WADE GOINS, ‘93 Basketball, Inducted 2002

JON PLUNKETT, ‘72 Basketball, Inducted 1987

CINDY (FRERE) BELL, ‘92 Basketball, Inducted 2008

DAVE GUSTIN, ‘81 Basketball, Inducted 1991

THOMAS BEMMES, ‘83 Wrestling, Inducted 1992

TRIP HOPKINS, ‘95 Football, Inducted 2004

BILL BLAZER

HAROLD HOWE, ‘72 Basketball, Inducted 1987

Coach/Faculty/Administrator, Inducted 2013

BRIAN BOYSEL, ‘04 Basketball, Inducted 2012 SARITA (BROWN) HAVENS, ‘92

KIYA (STARR) HUNT, ‘99 Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Inducted 2006

Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Inducted 2007

KEVIN COOK, ‘83 Basketball, Inducted 2010

ELGIN CARD, ‘93 Football, Inducted 2007

JERRY LIGON, ‘94 Basketball, Inducted 2002

BOB CAWLEY

MARY (JENKINS) McBRIDE, ‘78

Coach/Faculty/Administrator, Inducted 2005

Solo 42 40 32 36 32 26 19 33 29 22 20 6 10 10 6 8 4 10 4 6 3 3 4 2 2 3 4 3 2 2 1 . . . 2 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 433 481

Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Inducted 2012

MARK TODD, ‘72 Basketball, Inducted 1987

JANE SCHLATER-PUCKETT, ‘83 Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Inducted 1989

JEAN TWEHUES, ‘90 Basketball, Softball, Inducted 1996

DR. MICHAEL RENGERT, ‘81 Basketball, Inducted 1989

MANDY VAN DYKE, ‘87 Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Inducted 2005

ROB ROGAN, ‘88 Football, Baseball, Inducted 1995 BOB RONAI Coach, Administrator, Inducted 2004 DAVE ROSS, ‘76 Philanthropist, Inducted 2006 DOUG RUTAN, ‘87 Football, Baseball, Basketball, Inducted 1993

JERRY “J.J.” WHITE, ‘97 Basketball, Inducted 2006 JUDGE ROGER B. WILSON “Voice of the Blue Knights”, Inducted 1988

2013-14 Inductee Miles Nixon, ‘03 Golf

Blue Knight Football Individual Records PASSING RECORDS COMPLETIONS Game: 32; Tony Servitto, 10/29/1988 at Findlay Season: 229; D.J. Mendenhall, 2012 Career: 510; D.J. Mendenhall, 2010-current ATTEMPTS Game: 58; D.J. Mendenhall, 10/26/2012 at Missouri S&T Season: 417; Frank Carrico, 1998 Career: 854; Frank Carrico, 1995-98 PASSING YARDS Game: 403; Frank Carrico, 10/31/1998 vs. Trinity Season: 3,130; D.J. Mendenhall, 2012 Career: 6,702; D.J. Mendenhall, 2010-current TOUCHDOWNS Game: 7; Frank Carrico, 10/31/1998 vs. Trinity Season: 30; D.J. Mendenhall, 2012 Career: 66; D.J. Mendenhall, 2010-current INTERCEPTIONS Game: 5; Mark Ray, 9/3/1989 at Central St. 5; Erin Slatzer, 9/29/1991 at Cumberland Season: 22; Frank Carrico, 1998 Career: 39; Frank Carrico, 1995-98 RUSHING RECORDS ATTEMPTS Game: 48; Grady Parks, 9/23/1989 vs. Campbellsville Career: 661; Kirk Hannah, 2005-2008

Season: 19; Matt Hausheer, 2005

PUNT RETURNS

Career: 44; Matt Hausheer 2005-09

Game: 7; Troy Brookins, 9/12/2009 vs. Dayton

LONGEST FG

Season: 31; Troy Brookins, 2009

47 yds; Matt Hausheer, 10/29/2005 at Quincy

Career: 50; Trip Hopkins, 1991-94

DEFENSIVE RECORDS

PUNT RETURN YARDS

SOLO TACKLES

Game: 110; Bobby Mason, 10/9/2004 vs. Taylor

Game: 18; Steve Kirby, 10/29/1995 vs. Findlay

Season: 366; Bobby Mason, 2004

Season: 112; Charles Boyd, 2003

Career: 469; Trip Hopkins, 1991-94

Career: 222; Charles Boyd, 2000-03

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE

ASSISTED TACKLES

Season: 20.3 yards per return; Bobby Mason, 2004

Game: 16; John Arnold, 9/26/1987 at Waynesburg

Career: 20.3 yards per return; Bobby Mason, 2004

Season: 54; Tom Thompson, 1987

KICKOFF RETURNS

Career: 147; Jeff Crawford, 1990-92

Game: 9; Kenie Tyree, 9/23/1995 vs. Geneva

TOTAL TACKLES

Season: 37; Kenie Tyree, 1995 37; Boise Moon, 2010

Game: 24; Juan McKeever, 10/1/2011 at SW Baptist

Career: 59; Jason Conner, 2005-2008 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS Game: 176; Troy Brookins, 8/27/2009 vs. Findlay Season: 868; Boise Moon, 2010

Season: 16.0; Travis Brisco, 2010 Career: 48.0; Travis Brisco, 2007-2010

Game: 277; Boise Moon, 11/14/2009 vs. Central State

TACKLES FOR LOSS

Season: 1,700; Boise Moon, 2010

Game: 6.0; Shawn Lewis, 10/17/2009 vs. St. Joseph's

Season (Avg.): 154.5; Boise Moon, 2010

Season: 28.5; Travis Brisco, 2010

Career: 3,577; Kirk Hannah, 2005-08

Career: 80.0; Travis Brisco, 2007-2010

Career (Avg.): 113.6; Bobby Mason, 2004

INTERCEPTIONS

PUNTING RECORDS

Game: 3; Charles Ramsey, 10/24/1998 at Tiffin 3; Elgin Card, 9/23/1989 vs. Campbellsville

PUNTS

Game: 268; Boise Moon, 11/14/2009 vs. Central St. Season: 1,145; Kirk Hannah, 2008

Season: 71; Heath Maynard, 1989

Career: 3,346; Kirk Hannah, 2005-2008

Career: 263; Heath Maynard, 1989-1992

TOUCHDOWNS

PUNTING AVG.

Game: 4; DJ Mendenhall, 9/18/2010 at #24 Tusculum

Game (min. 2): 54.0, Matt Branch, 11/4/2006

Season: 13; D.J. Mendenhall, 2011

Season: 42.0; Matt Branch, 2005

Career: 29; D.J. Mendenhall, 2010-current

Career: 39.71; Clay Lust, 2011-12

RUSHING YARDS/GAME AVERAGE (min. 22 GP)

LONGEST PUNT

Season: 104.1; Kirk Hannah, 2008

71 yds; Matt Grupe, 10/12/1996

Career: 95.6; Kirk Hannah, 2005-2008

SCORING RECORDS

YARDS/CARRY AVERAGE

POINTS (Non-Kicking)

Game (min7att.): 15.1; Rodney Holmes, 11/10/07 vs Mar.

Game: 24; Marc Burr, 8/26/06 vs. Southern Virginia 24; DJ Mendenhall, 9/18/10 vs. #24 Tusculum

RECEIVING RECORDS RECEPTIONS Game: 15; Larry McCartney, 10/13/2007 vs. St. Xavier Season: 79; Ian Iler, 2009 Career: 154; Howard Glover, 1998-2001 YARDS Game: 226; Lance Predmore, 11/7/1998 at St. Francis Season: 1,074; Joe Webb, 2012 (9 games) Career: 2,413; Joe Webb, 2010-current TOUCHDOWNS Game: 4; Marc Burr, 8/26/2006 vs. Southern Virginia Season: 12; Marc Burr, 2006 Career: 18; Joe Webb, 2010-current LONGEST TD RECEPTIONS

SACKS Game: 5; Travis Brisco, 9/19/2009 vs. Tusculum 5; Travis Brisco, 9/18/2010 at #24 Tusculum

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

Game: 11; Clay Lust, 9/22/2012 vs. Quincy

Season (min. 30 att.): 9.7; Boise Moon, 2009

Career: 373; Charles Boyd

Career: 1,386; Jason Conner, 2005-2008

YARDS

Career (min. 150 att.): 6.88; Boise Moon, 2006-10

Season: 152; Charles Boyd, 2003

Season: 84; D.J. Mendenhall, 2011 Career: 186; D.J. Mendenhall, 2010-current KICKING POINTS Game: 12; Matt Hausheer, twice, 2005

Season: 10; Vernon Johnson, 1986 Career: 14; Robert Hawkins, 2002-05 Consec. Gms. w/ at least 1 INT: 5; Juan McKeever, 2010 Long INT Ret: 94yds(TD); Juan McKeever,10/29/11vsS&T PASSES BROKEN UP Game: 4; Multiple players Season: 16; Robert Hawkins, 2005 Career: 45; Robert Hawkins, 2002-2005 FORCED FUMBLES Game: 2; Vince Scalmato, 10/2/04 vs. Ohio Dominican 2; Vince Scalmato, 10/23/04 vs. Malone 2; Barry Quinn, 9/24/05 vs. #27 Olivet Nazarene 2; Travis Brisco, 9/29/07 at Taylor 2; Shawn Lewis 9/1/07 at West Virginia Tech 2; Travis Brisco, 9/19/09 vs. Tusculum 2; Travis Brisco, 9/4/10 at West Virginia Wesleyan 2; Wes Edwards, 9/11/10 vs. Seton Hill 2; Travis Brisco, 9/18/10 at #24 Tusculum Season: 7; Vince Scalmato, 2004 7, Travis Brisco, 2010

12; Marshall Newsome, 10/6/2012 at Kentucky Wesleyan

Career: 15, Travis Brisco, 2007-10

Season: 64; Matt Hausheer, 2005

Cons. Gms w/ 1+ FF: 5, Vince Scalmato, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;04 (7 FF/5 gms)

Career: 140; Matt Hausheer, 2005-09

FUMBLE RECOVERIES

PATs MADE

Game: 4; Spencer Brown, 9/4/93 vs. Taylor

Game: 9; Marshall Newsome, 10/6/2012 at KWC Season: 40; Marshall Newsome, 2011

Season: 5; Spencer Brown, 1993 5. Rasheed Day, 1993

Career: 71; Marshall Newsome, 2011-current

Career: 8; Perry Jenkins, 2009-2012

PATs ATTEMPTED

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN

Game: 9; Marshall Newsome, 10/6/2012 at KWC

98 yards (TD); Juan McKeever 9/25/2010 at #8 Walsh

Season: 47; Marshall Newsome, 2011

BLOCKED KICKS

Career: 86; Marshall Newsome, 2011-current

Game: 2; Marcus Lewis, 9/3/2005 vs. SHU

FGs MADE

Season: 4; Marcus Lewis, 2005 Career: 7; Marcus Lewis, 2004-05

2. 96 yds; David Shavers vs. Taylor, 10/4/2008

Game: 3; Brent Hardin, 10/7/1995 at Tiffin 3; Matt Hausheer, twice, 2005

YARDS/RECEPTION AVERAGE

Season: 14; Matt Hausheer, 2005

Game: 11; Travis Brisco, 10/2/2010 vs. SW Baptist

Game (min5rec.): 33.0; Joe Webb, 9/3/11 @#19WayneSt.

Career: 24; Matt Hausheer, 2005-09

Season: 28; Travis Brisco, 2010

Season (min. 30 rec.): 25.1; Joe Webb, 2011

FGs ATTEMPTED

Career: 61; Travis Brisco, 2007-10

Career (min.1 rec./gm. Avg.): 18.01; Joe Webb, 2010-curr.

Game: 4; Jacob Harfman, 9/1/2007 vs. W.V. Tech.

1. 97 yds; Howard Glover vs. Wittenberg, 2001

RECORD BOOKS

Season: 257; Kirk Hannah, 2008

RETURN RECORDS

QB HURRIES

Bold = Set in 2012; Additional records available at sports.urbana.edu

NCAA D2 All-Americans

2010: Travis Brisco, First Team, LB Second Team AP All-American Second Team D2Football.com All-American

NCAA D2 All-Super Region 3 2011: Wes Edwards, First Team, CB 2010: Travis Brisco, First Team, LB

NCAA D2 Academic All-Americans 2012: Drew Underwood, Second Team, LB

NCAA D2 Academic All-District 2012: Drew Underwood, LB

NCAA D2 Cactus Bowl Players 2010: Travis Brisco, LB 2010: Bill Nickell, C 2009: Troy Brookins, CB/RS

Beyond Sports Network All-Americans 2013: D.J. Mendenhall, Preseason 3rd Team, QB 2012: D.J. Mendenhall, Preseason H.M., QB 2011: D.J. Mendenhall, Honorable Mention, QB

USA College Football All-Americans

2013: D.J. Mendenhall, Preseason 1st Team, QB Daniel Goodrum, Preseason 1st Team, DB David McComas, Preseason 3rd Team, DB Joe Webb, Preseason H.M., WR Kyle Wallace, Preseason H.M., OL 2012: Perry Jenkins, Preseason 2nd Team, DE

Consensus Draft Services All-Americans 2011: Juan McKeever, Preseason H.M., FS

HONORS/AWARDS

NAIA All-Americans

1986: Vernon Johnson, Honorable Ment., DB 1988: NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete Martin Radosevic, TE/FB 1993: Trip Hopkins, First Team, KR 1998: Dave Taynor, Honorable Mention, OL Also NAIA All-America Scholar Athlete 2002: Charles Boyd, Hon. Ment., LB NAIA All-American Scholar Athletes Bryan Okuley Brian Shoup 2003: Charles Boyd, First Team, LB NAIA All-American Scholar Athletes Mubarak Abdurraqib Brian Shoup** 2004: Vince Scalmato, First Team, DE Bobby Mason, First Team, RS Robert Hawkins, Hon. Ment., DB NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete Vince Scalmato 2005: Marcus Lewis, Second Team, DL Matt Branch, Hon. Ment. P NAIA All-American Scholar Athletes Vince Scalmato** Kevin Weber 2006: NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete Kevin Weber** 2007: Shawn Lewis, First Team, DE NAIA All-American Scholar Athletes Robert Colpoys, OL Ross Raubenolt, FB Kevin Weber, LB***

Victory Sports Network All-Americans 2006: Kirk Hannah, Honorable Mention, RB 2007: Shawn Lewis, 2nd Team, DE

Hansen Gazette All-Americans

2002: Charles Boyd, Honorable Mention, LB 2003: Charles Boyd, First Team, LB Ein Whatley, Honorable Mention, LB 2004: Vince Scalmato, Second Team, DL Bobby Mason, Second Team, KR 2005: Mitch Murphy, First Team, DL Marcus Lewis, Second Team, DL Robert Hawkins, Second Team, DB Matt Hausheer, Third Team, PK 2006: Marc Burr, Second Team, WR Kirk Hannah, Honorable Mention, RB

All-District 22 Honorees 1986 Steve Evans,LB Vernon Johnson, DB 1987 Brad Levell, K Honorable Mention Doug Rutan, QB Grady Parks, RB Rob Rogan, WR Mike Browhard, OL Steve Phillips, DB Martin Radosevic, TE/FB 1988 Bill Davis, OL Rob Rogan, WR Grady Parks, RB Chris Baker, DL MattMaglidc, DB Honorable Mention Tony Servitto, QB John Rakestraw, TE Ron Quesenberry, DB Dan Scott, DB Carl Perry, RB 1989 Chris Cordi, OL Grady Parks, RB Tony Havens, DL Dan Scott, DB

Honorable Mention Bill Davis, OL Mike Pavolino, LB Joe Henry, LB Elgin Card, DB Tony Holland, TE 1990 Bill Davis, OL Tim Thomas, DB Honorable Mention Junior Compton, WR Tony Havens, DL Tony Houston, LB Joe Henry, LB Jeff Crawford, DB 1991 Tim Flock, WR Joe Henry, OL Terry Rogan, RB Jeff Crawford, LB Jeremy Wolford, DL Tim Thomas, DB Elgin Card, DB Honorable Mention John Cryer, DB Jeff Burriss, LB Jay Jude, LB Chris WIlis, WR Todd Yosick, RB 1992 Tim Flock, WR Richard Weber, OL Jeff Crawford, LB Lance Morgan, DL Elgin Card, DB Heath Maynard, P Honorable Mention Paul Williams, DB Allen Henderson, DB Michael Wolfe, OL Bryan Wilson, TE Trip Hopkins, WR/KR 1993 Lance Morgan, DL Richard Weber, OL Trip Hopkins, KR Jeremy Wolford, DL Honorable Mention Jay Jude, LB Dave McMann, DB Ronnie Wallace, QB Paul Williams, DB Bryan Wilson, TE

AII-MSFA Honorees 1994 Clint Wiley, DL Jay Jude, DB Second Team Trip Hopkins, WR Mike Dixon, LB Honorable Mention Brian Bear, QB Tony Naylor, SB Jason McAtee, OL Brad Potter, TE Steve Kirby, LB Dave McMann, DB Leroy Thornton, DB 1995 Second Team Shane Patterson, OL Mike Dixon, LB Honorable Mention Steve Kirby, LB Brad Potter, TE All-Academic Scott Greene, DL Richard Newsome, OL 1996 Matt Grupe, P Second Team Chris Castle, WR Scott Brown, OL Honorable Mention Kevin Horne, DS Mike Muncie, LB Rod Wilson, SS 1997 Danny Hoke, RB Rod Wilson, DB Honorable Mention Frank Carrico, QB Lance Predmore, WR Dave Taynor, OL Mike Muncie, LB Scott Brown, OL All-Academic Dave Taynor, C Brian Roberts, DE G.C. Kimmel, DL Chad Liler, OT

1998 Dave Taynor, OL Second Team Frank Carrico, QB Matt Miranda, WR Lance Predmore, WR Brian Baum, DT Charles Ramsey, DS Honorable Mention Joe Hunter, RB Matt King, DB James Davis, DB Erich Hopkins, DL Jackie Fails, DL Lenny West, DL Mike Muncie, LB Rod Wilson, FS 1999 Second Team Marco Knorr, WR Joe Hunter, RB Lawrence Dickerson, DB Honorable Mention Eric Smith, QB Kenny Kirby, OL Aaron Williams, OL Matt Ward, DL Matt King, DL Brian Carter, DL Charles Beckett, DB All-Academic Mike Bufano 2000 Second Team Howard Glover, WR Erich Hopkins, DL Honorable Mention Lamar Kendall, WR Larry Brown Eric Moore, DB Mike Portis, CB Brian Shoup, OL 2001 Howard Glover, WR Second Team Charles Boyd, LB All-Academic Bryan Okuley Ryan Swift Kipp Nelson Rick Reichow 2002 Second Team Mike McConnell, RB Charles Boyd, LB Ein Whatley, DB Kipp Nelson, WR Honorable Mention Kodi Lindsey, LB Mike Portis, DB Robert Hawkins, DB Ryan Swift, WR John Williams, WR Roger King, OL Rick Reichow, OL All-Academic Brian Shoup Mubarak Abdurraqib Bryan Okuley Rick Reichow 2003 Charles Boyd, LB Second Team Brian Shoup, OL Roger King, OL Ein Whatley, DB Honorable Mention Mike McConnell, RB Josh Jones, RB Wymon Parham, RB Travis Elyea, OL Steve Cole, OL Vince Scalmato, LB Bryan Conlon, LB Robert Hawkins, DB All-Academic Brian Shoup*** Vince Scalmato Mubarak Abdurraqib*** Robert Brox Heath Butler Bryan Conlon 2004 Vincent Scalmato, DE Bobby Mason, WR & RS Robert Hawkins, DB Second Team Purnell Sweeney, TE Roger King, OL Luther Henderson, RB Robert Garey, DB

Honorable Mention 2010 Josh Jones, RB Travis Brisco, LB*** (Def. PotY) Mike Widmer, OL Juan McKeever, S Steve Cole, OL Bill Nickell, C Marcus Lewis, DL Second Team Mitch Murphy, DL Perry Jenkins, DL Terrance Turner, DB Boise Moon, RB Tim Place, MSFA Asst.Coach of the Year Matt Hightower, WR All-Academic All-GLFC Honorees Josh Jones 2010 Mike Salas D.J. Mendenhall, QB (Off. PotY, Vince Scalmato Freshman of the Year) 2005 Travis Brisco, LB (Def. PotY, LBotY) Vince Scalmato, DL Boise Moon, RB (RBotY) Robert Hawkins, DB Evan Morrisey, TE Marcus Lewis, DL Bill Nickell, C Matt Hausheer, PK Ethan Oakley, OL Second Team Perry Jenkins, DL Luther Henderson, RB Juan McKeever, S Rob Orta, RB Second Team Barry Quinn, WR Boise Moon, RS Mike Widmer, OL Matt Hightower, WR Steve Cole, OL Alex Maxson, OL Mitch Murphy, DE Erique Robertson, LB Robert Garey, LB Traylin Taylor, LB Jermaine Toney, DB Wes Edwards, DB Honorable Mention Brandon Jackson, DB Marc Burr II, WR Honorable Mention Robert Coploys, OL John McCoy**, P Kevin Weber, LB Joe Webb, WR All-Academic All-Academic Vince Scalmato*** Bill Nickell, Nate Wilburn-Ogletree, Josh Jones Kevin Weber John McCoy, Rodion Potapenko, Dustin Snow Brandon Jackson, Steven Allen, Drew 2006 Underwood, Shane Cahill Kirk Hannah, RB 2011 Second Team Dave Taynor (Co-Coach of the Year) Ben Bastin, LB Matt Handzo (Asst. Coach of the Year) Marc Burr, WR D.J. Mendenhall, QB (Off. PotY)** TommyJones, OL Juan McKeever, DB (Def. PotY,DBotY))** Shawn Lewis, DE David Hill, RB (Freshman of the Year) Purnell Sweeney, TE Evan Morrisey, TE** Jermaine Toney, DB Trey White, OL Mike Widmer, OL Ethan Oakley, OL** Honorable Mention Marshall Newsome, PK Robert Delahanty, DE Perry Jenkins, DL** Ryan Gehlert, QB Bruce Parker, DL Kyle Lockett, DL Drew Underwood, LB (LBofY) Barry Quinn, WR Lamar Ross, LB Kevin Weber, LB** Wes Edwards, DB** Brian Wetzler, DL Clay Lust, P All-Academic Second Team Dustin Price Matt Hightower, WR** Kevin Weber** Joe Webb, WR** Brian Wetzler Alex Maxson, OL** 2007 Andrew Minda, OL Travis Brisco, DE Shane Cahill, LB Shawn Lewis, DE** Vince Corner, DB Second Team Brandon Jackson, RS/RB** Rasul Basit, DB Honorable Mention Kirk Hannah, RB** Jerrell Leak, WR Kyle Lockett, DT** Kyle Wallace, OL Thomas Rogan, OL Traylin Taylor, DB Honorable Mention All-Academic Luther Henderson, RB** Kyle Wallace, Brandon Jackson**, Nate Chad Kinkead, LB Wilburn-Ogletree**, Andrew Minda, Kevin Weber, LB*** Drew Underwood**, Jake Krupko, All-Academic Robert Colpoys Shane Cahill**, John Krabill Craig Cross All-GLVC Honorees Ross Raubenolt 2012 Kevin Weber*** Jeffvon Gill, RB Bryan Wetzler** Perry Jenkins, DL*** All-NCAA D-II Independent Daniel Goodrum, DB 2008 Clay Lust, P** Kirk Hannah, RB Second Team Alex Duwell, OL D.J. Mendenhall, QB*** Craig Cross, OL Joe Webb, WR*** Travis Brisco, LB Alex Maxson, OL*** Jason Conner, CB/PR Ethan Oakley, OL*** Second Team Roy Harvison, LB Jerrod Gaines, WR Drew Underwood, LB** Brian Wetzler, DL Brian Ridley, DB Justin Stechenfinger, LB Honorable Mention All-Academic Matt Nowak, HB Justin Burum Andrew Minda, OL Craig Cross Kyle Wallace, OL** Chad Kinkead David McComas, DB Eli Oliver All-Academic Brian Wetzler Taylor Cayot, Shane Cahill***, Alvin 2009 Busbee, De-Vonne Bingham, Donte Travis Brisco, LB** (Def. PotY) Washington, Kyle Wallace**, Drew Troy Brookins, CB Underwood***, Kevin Smith, Caleb Shawn Lewis, DE Maurer, Nick Lipchek, Jake Krupko**, Second Team John Krabill**, Alex Fox Ian Iler, WR/RB Chad Kinkead, LB *** — 3-Time Selections Independent Coach of the Year ** — 2-Time Selections Dave Taynor

1985 (1-0 varsity) Coach Ray DeCola Urbana 30, Tiffin 7 1986 (4-4-1) Coach Ray DeCola WV Tech 40, Urbana 7 Bluffton 22, Urbana 21 Urbana 13, Waynesburg 10 Wilmington 41, Urbana 7 Urbana 35, Tiffin 15 Urbana 13, Iowa Wesleyan 4 (HC) Urbana 38, Defiance 15 Urbana 20, Anderson 20 (tie) W. Liberty State 45, Urbana 20 1987 (4-5) Coach Ray DeCola Urbana 1, Wilmington 0 (forfeit) Bluffton 22, Urbana 6 Waynesburg 29, Urbana 12 Georgetown 37, Urbana 13 Tiffin 20, Urbana 17 Urbana 48, Iowa Wesleyan 30 Urbana 31, Defiance 7 (HC) Urbana 27, Anderson 7 W. Liberty State 29, Urbana 0

1989 (2-7) Coach Don Akers Central State 63, Urbana 0 Muskingum 13, Urbana 5 Bluffton 26, Urbana 24 Urbana 24, Campbellsville 6 Olivet 28, Urbana 6 Wilmington 21, Urbana 7 Tiffin 29, Urbana 18 Defiance 31, Urbana 14 (HC) Findlay 66, Urbana 7 Urbana 18, Union 6 1990 (0-9-1) Coach Don Akers Olivet Nazarene 27, Urbana 18 Muskingum 21, Urbana 7 Georgetown 27, Urbana 6 Union 11, Urbana 0 Wilmington 31, Urbana 0 (HC) Urbana 13, Tiffin 13 (tie) Defiance 26, Urbana 6 Findlay 44, Urbana 17 Dayton 62, Urbana 10 Bluffton 42, Urbana 25 1991 (1-9) Coach Don Akers Dayton 42, Urbana 0 Taylor 17, Urbana 0 Georgetown 78, Urbana 25 Cumberland 28, Urbana 7 Mt. St. Joseph 34, Urbana 14 (HC) Tiffin 36, Urbana 6 Waynesburg 31, Urbana 6 Findlay 62, Urbana 9 Urbana 14, Bluffton 7 1992 (3-6) Coach Don Akers Urbana 17, Waynesburg 7 Urbana 42, Taylor 36 Georgetown 49, Urbana 8 Dayton 45, Urbana 0 Tiffin 28, Urbana 10 (HC) Urbana 20, Bluffton 14 Defiance 59, Urbana 7 Findlay 47, Urbana 12 Olivet Nazarene 27, Urbana 13 1993 (2-7) Coach Don Akers Urbana 49, Taylor 21 Union 51, Urbana 32 Manchester 22, Urbana 14 Urbana 38, Malone 20 (HC) Tiffin 21, Urbana 14

2001 (1-9, 0-6 MSFA) Coach Keenan Leichty 2008 (1-10) Coach Dave Taynor Wittenberg 44, Urbana 13 Findlay 26, Urbana 0 St. Xavier, IL 21, Urbana 0 Urbana 28, West Virginia Tech 19 Olivet Nazarene, 29, Urbana 6 Tusculum 21, Urbana 0 Tiffin 55, Urbana 15 #21 St. Francis (IL) 27, Urbana 23 1994 (3-7, 0-4 MSFA) Coach Dan Wesson Urbana 28, William Penn, Iowa 16 Taylor 14, Urbana 13 (OT) (HC) Urbana 24, Taylor 14 St. Francis, IN 42, Urbana 38 Walsh 30, Urbana 21 Union 48, Urbana 28 Malone 22, Urbana 10 (HC) #16 St. Xavier 35, Urbana 7 Urbana 28, Manchester 13 Tri-State 62, Urbana 20 #18 Malone 22, Urbana 6 Geneva 33, Urbana 7 Walsh 59, Urbana 7 #3 St. Francis (IN) 62, Urbana 20 Malone 42, Urbana 16 Geneva 56, Urbana 0 #24 Ohio Dominican 56, Urbana 0 Tiffin 14, Urbana 10 (HC) Marian 35, Urbana 28 (OT) 2002 (1-10, 1-5 MSFA) Coach Todd Murgatroyd Urbana 21, Bluffton 20 2009 (6-5) Coach Dave Taynor Hanover 47, Urbana 14 Westminster 35, Urbana 6 Findlay 42, Urbana 21 Wittenberg 37, Urbana 10 Findlay 39, Urbana 7 Urbana 20, West Virginia Wesleyan 19 St. Francis, IL 33, Urbana 17 Wilmington 33, Urbana 22 Urbana 13, Dayton 10 St. Xavier 48, Urbana 3 1995 (0-10, 0-4 MSFA) Coach Dan Wesson Bluffton 31, Urbana 14 Tusculum 45, Urbana 35 Walsh 10, Urbana 7 #24 Walsh 59, Urbana 21 Urbana 28, Taylor 21 (HC) Mt. St. Joseph 31, Urbana 0 Urbana 24, Kentucky Wesleyan 16 St. Francis, IN 70, Urbana 0 Geneva 59, Urbana 12 Urbana 21, St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 14 (HC) Malone 52, Urbana 10 Malone 56, Urbana 6 Lake Erie 20, Urbana 6 Tri-State 21, Urbana 14 Tiffin 22, Urbana 9 #21 Ohio Dominican 21, Urbana 12 Walsh 51, Urbana 0 Bluffton 17, Urbana 14 Urbana 30, Seton Hill 14 Geneva 20, Urbana 14 Taylor 14, Urbana 7 (HC) Urbana 40, Central State 8 2003 (3-8, 2-4 MSFA) Coach Todd Murgatroyd Findlay 37, Urbana 3 2010 (5-6, 2-1 GLFC Champs) Coach Taynor Hanover (Ind.) 34, Urbana 17 Wilmington 21, Urbana 10 West Virginia Wesleyan 17, Urbana 14 Wittenberg 38, Urbana 12 Westminster 34, Urbana 0 Urbana 44, Seton Hill 13 St. Fran. (Ill.) 31, Urbana 28 (2OT) 1996 (1-9, 0-6 MSFA) Coach Dan Wesson St. Xavier (Ill.) 45, Urbana 7 #24 Tusculum 39, Urbana 36 Wilmington 29, Urbana 3 #8 Walsh 34, Urbana 33 Urbana 31, Bluffton 13 (HC) Mt. St. Joseph 35, Urbana 14 Southwest Baptist 50, Urbana 21 Urbana 49, Taylor (Ind.) 20 St. Ambrose 51, Urbana 0 Urbana 39, Kentucky Wesleyan 25 (HC) St. Francis (Ind.) 38, Urbana 23 Walsh 35, Urbana 6 St. Joseph's 27, Urbana 20 Urbana 48, Malone 17 Geneva 48, Urbana 0 Charleston 44, Urbana 34 Quincy (Ill.) 33, Urbana 10 Tiffin 56, Urbana 27 Urbana 42, Missouri S&T 25 Walsh 41, Urbana 3 Urbana 15, St. Xavier 13 (HC) Urbana 40, Central State 12 Geneva (Pa) 41, Urbana 10 Westminster 51, Urbana 0 Urbana 32, Notre Dame College 0 2004 (5-6, 5-2 MFSA) Coach Todd Murgatroyd Malone 34, Urbana 6 2011 (8-3, 3-0 GLFC Champs) Coach Taynor W. Liberty St. 28, Urbana 27 (OT) Tri-State 55, Urbana 14 #21 Wayne State 69, Urbana 24 St. Francis, ( Ill.) 29, Urbana 27 1997 (0-10, 0-6 MSFA) Coach Denny Compston Trinity ( Ill.) 16, Urbana 14 Urbana 31, Charleston 17 Wilmington 26, Urbana 20 Urbana 24, William Jewell 6 Olivet Nazerene 17, Urbana 14 Mt. St. Joseph 10, Urbana 0 Walsh 22, Urbana 20 Urbana 29, Ohio Dominican 16 Olivet Nazarene 44, Urbana 16 Southwest Baptist 28, Urbana 12 Urbana 45, Taylor 0 (HC) Iowa Wesleyan 36, Urbana 7 Urbana 45, Kentucky Wesleyan 9 St. Francis ( Ind.) 37, Urbana 20 Westminster 55, Urbana 6 Urbana 42, St. Joseph's 0 (HC) Urbana 30, Malone 27 Malone 42, Urbana 7 (HC) Urbana 49, Notre Dame College 16 Urbana 30, Quincy ( Ill.) 16 Tri-State 35, Urbana 9 Urbana 42, Missouri S&T 7 Walsh 32, Urbana 28 Walsh 18, Urbana 6 Urbana 40, Seton Hill 21 Urbana 10, Geneva (Pa.) 3 Geneva 42, Urbana 6 Urbana 69, Lincoln 14 2005 (6-5, 3-4 MSFA) Coach Todd Murgatroyd Tiffin 27, Urbana 0 2012 (7-4, 5-3 GLVC) Coach Dave Taynor Urbana 28, Seton Hill (Pa.) 27 1998 (5-5, 2-4 MSFA) Coach Denny Compston St. Francis (Ill.) 19, Urbana 16 Urbana 53, Tusculum 33 Wilmington 28, Urbana 20 Urbana 34, Seton Hill 31 Urbana 39, Trinity (Ill.) 31 Urbana 21, Aurora 18 Central State 28, Urbana 22 #26 Urbana 19, Olivet Nazarene 17 Urbana 29, Mt. St. Joseph 3 #23 Urbana 42, Ohio Dominican 24 (HC) Urbana 14, Quincy 10 McKendree 31, Urbana 21 West Virginia Wesleyan 33, Urbana 21 #18 Urbana 30, Taylor (Ind.) 17 Tri-State 43, Urbana 0 (HC) Urbana 74, Kentucky Wesleyan 0 #2 St. Fran.(Ind.) 35, #16 Urbana 3 Walsh 27, Urbana 21 (OT) Urbana 37, St. Joseph's 7 #20 Urbana 42, Malone 34 Urbana 46, Trinity International 34 Urbana 31, McKendree 23 Quincy (Ill.) 45, #17 Urbana 30 Urbana 17, Tiffin 6 Missouri S&T 13, Urbana 12 #14 Walsh 31, #24 Urbana 14 Urbana 37, Geneva 30 Urbana 53, William Jewell 7 #20 Geneva (Pa.) 21, #32 Urbana 20 St. Francis, IN 61, Urbana 26 #19 Indianapolis 31, Urbana 24 2006 (5-6, 2-5 MSFA) Coach Tim Place 1999 (1-9, 0-6 MSFA) Coach Denny Compston Urbana 52, Southern Virginia 7 Overall Record (28 seasons) Wilmington 48, Urbana 17 87-188-2 (.318) Urbana 37, Central State 26 Overall Conference Record (17 seasons) Aurora 20, Urbana 6 Tennessee-Martin 28, Urbana 0 29-69 (.296) Urbana 13, Mt. St. Joseph 10 Urbana 24, #7 McKendree 19 Coach Taynor Era (5 seasons) Taylor 49, Urbana 19 #20 Urbana 14, Taylor 7 (HC) 27-28 (.491) Tiffin 66, Urbana 26 #2 St. Fran., Ind. 35, #18 Urbana 12 Conference: 10-4 (.714) St. Ambrose 15, Urbana 7 (HC) #28 Malone 27, #25 Urbana 24 (OT) St. Francis, IN 35, Urbana 12 Urbana 33, Seton Hill 7 28-Year Record vs. 2013 Opponents Malone 20, Urbana 0 #4 Walsh 24, Urbana 7 University of Findlay: 0-10 Walsh 28, Urbana 24 Geneva 24, Urbana 21 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE: 2-0 Geneva 42, Urbana 17 #17 Ohio Dominican 21, Urbana 15 Shepherd University: 0-0 2000 (1-9, 1-5 MSFA) Coach Keenan Leichty 2007 (6-5, 3-4 MSFA) Coach Tim Place GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE: 0-0 Wittenberg 42, Urbana 17 Urbana 27, WV Tech 21 (2OT) West Virginia State University: 0-0 Thomas More, Ky. 41, Urbana 19 Dayton 45, Urbana 7 CONCORD UNIVERSITY: 0-0 St. Xavier, IL 47, Urbana 0 Urbana 23, #15 McKendree 21 West Liberty University: 0-3 Olivet Nazarene, IL 41, Urbana 23 Urbana 45, St. Francis (IL) 13 FAIRMONT STATE UNIVERSITY: 0-0 Tiffin 31, Urbana 0 Urbana 51, Taylor 6 Southeast Missouri State University: 0-0 St. Francis, IN 44, Urbana 14 (HC) #24 Urbana 9, #15 Walsh 6 (HC) West Virginia Wesleyan College: 1-2 UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON: 1-1 Urbana 28, Malone 16 #6 St. Xavier 41, #19 Urbana 13 vs. All 2013 Opponents: 4-16 Tri-State 37, Urbana 13 #12 Malone 21, Urbana 7 Walsh 48, Urbana 21 #5 St. Francis, IN 42, Urbana 16 Geneva 58, Urbana 0 #3 Ohio Dominican 50, Urbana 28 Urbana 42, Marian 14

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1988 (5-5) Coach Doug Sams Central State 61, Urbana 6 Muskingum 26, Urbana 14 Bluffton 39, Urbana 29 Urbana 35, Campbellsville 6 Urbana 31, Olivet 3 Urbana 1, Wilmington 0 (forfeit) Urbana 21, Tiffin 6 (HC) Urbana 34, Defiance 22 Findlay 42, Urbana 21 Union 16, Urbana 14

Bluffton 21, Urbana 15 Defiance 37, Urbana 0 Findlay 44, Urbana 6 Dayton 49, Urbana 6