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1 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - Game #5 ROBERT MORRIS NEC Champions: 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 ECAC Bowl Champions: 1996, 1997 Don Hansen s Football Gazette Mid-Major National Champions: 1999, Overall Record: 1-3 NEC Record: 0-1 National Ranking: 10th #9 Wagner (4-1 / #10 Robert Morris (1-3 / 0-1) Saturday, Oct. 8 at 1:00 p.m. Joe Walton Stadium (3,000) - Moon Township, Pa. Radio: WPIT-AM 730 (Chris Shovlin - play-by-play & Jim Frederick - color) On the internet (live and archived) at: Rankings listed according to I-AA Mid-Major Poll by The Sports Network Top Story - The Robert Morris University football team closes out a short two-game homestand Saturday afternoon when it hosts No. 9 Wagner at Joe Walton Stadium for a 1:00 p.m. Northeast Conference game. The Colonials are coming off a loss to instate rival St. Francis (10/1) in its 2005 NEC opener to fall to 0-1 in league play for the third straight year and will look to avoid falling to 0-2 in conference action for the first time in school history. RMU remained at No. 10 in the latest I-AA mid-major poll according to The Sports Network, while the Seahawks remained at No. 9 after downing Sacred Heart (10/1), 26-21, in their 2005 NEC opener. Quick Stat of the Afternoon - Senior halfback Devin Wilson has quickly gotten accustomed to the new football digs at Joe Walton Stadium, as in just two games he has scored five touchdowns and a two-point conversion for 32 points. Wilson enters Saturday s game leading the Northeast Conference in scoring (38 points) and tied for the lead in touchdowns with six, having scored five rushing touchdowns and one receiving. He is tied in touchdowns with Sacred Heart running back Ed Pricolo and Monmouth wide receiver Miles Austin. Saturday s Opponent - Saturday s game marks the 12th matchup between Robert Morris and Wagner, with the Colonials holding a 7-4 edge in the all-time series. Wagner is one All-Time Series vs. Wagner RMU Leads, (L, 21-38), Away 1995 (W, 18-16), Home 1996 (L, 35-38), Away 1997 (W, 21-9), Home 1998 (W, 42-17), Away 1999 (W, 23-21), Home 2000 (W, 38-31), Away * 2001 (W, 49-30), Home 2002 (L, 0-29), Away 2003 (W, 31-28), Home 2004 (L, 17-20), Moon Township: Loretto: 2-4 * Overtime of just three opponents RMU has played in each of its first 11 years as an intercollegiate program, joining fellow NEC foes Central Connecticut State and St. Francis. The Seahawks have claimed two of the last three meetings, but Wagner has never won in five tries in Moon Township, losing three of those games by three points or less. In last year s meeting on Staten Island, N.Y. (10/23), Wagner jumped out to a 17-0 lead and held on for a victory. Wagner Series Quick Outs - Senior quarterback Drew Geyer completed 18 of his 38 passing attempts for 274 yards in last year s loss on Staten Island (10/23) and in three games against the Seahawks has completed 39 of his 84 passes for 620 yards... Geyer s first career start Wagner (10/12/02), a game the Seahawks won, RMU s lone overtime victory in school history came in a Wagner (10/28) during the program s 10-0 undefeated campaign in The 79 points the Colonials and Seahawks combined for in RMU s victory (10/27/01) marks the most combined points by Robert Morris and an opponent Schedule Duquesne L, /17 BUTLER # W, Rowan (ot) L, /1 ST. FRANCIS * # L, /8 WAGNER * 1:00 p.m. Central Conn. State * 1:00 p.m. Monmouth * 1:00 p.m. 10/29 STONY BROOK * 1:00 p.m. Albany * 4:00 p.m. 11/12 SACRED HEART * 1:00 p.m. # Broadcast live on Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh * Northeast Conference game Robert Morris Quick Facts Location: Moon Township, Pa. Founded: 1921 Enrollment: 5,000 Affiliation: NCAA I-AA Mid-Major Conference: Northeast Nickname: Colonials President: Gregory G. Dell Omo, Ph.D. Home Field: Joe Walton Stadium Capacity: 3,000 Surface: Field Turf Athletic Director: Craig Coleman, M.D. Asst. Athletic Director: Marty Galosi Asst. Athletic Director: Meghan Sweeney Asst. Athletic Director: Sean Simmons Senior Woman Administrator: Addie Muti Sports Information Director: Jim Duzyk Office: (412) Fax: (412) Press Box: (412) duzyk@rmu.edu Asst. Sports Info Director: Ken Baker Asst. Sports Info Director: Morgan Hawley Basic Offense: Pro Style Basic Defense: Multiple Media Services For information on Northeast Conference football and all NEC sponsored sports, visit:

2 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page 2 Colonials at a Glance Starters Returning / Lost / 5 Offensive Starters Returning / Lost / 2 Defensive Starters Returning / Lost... 7 / 3 Specialist Starters Returning / Lost... 2 / 0 Letterwinners Returning / Lost / 10 Offensive Starters Returning / Lost / 2 OL - Clifton Jean-Jacques , 275, Sr. OL - Vince Romo , 300, Sr. OL - Gus Alonso , 270, Jr. OL - Greg Harteis , 245, Sr. OL - Matt Williams , 315, Sr. TE - Rupert Rickards , 210, Sr. QB - Drew Geyer , 225, Sr. HB - Devin Wilson , 210, Sr. FB - Vince Magnone , 235, Sr. FL - Tyjuan Massey , 180, Sr. Defensive Starters Returning / Lost... 7 / 5 RT - Jason Forrest , 295, Sr. LE - Ray Gensler , 220, Jr. RE - Michael Crandle , 235, Sr. MLB - James Noel , 225, Sr. RC - Mike Niklos , 175, Jr. LC - Josh O Bannon , 170, Jr. Specialist Starters Returning / Lost... 2 / 0 Placekicker - Nathan DiLorenzo , 185, So. Punter - Mike Schlaepfer , 195, Jr. RMU By the Numbers Winning percentage of Colonial football in the program s first 12 years ECAC Classic wins by Robert Morris... Number of Mid-Major National Championships claimed by Robert Morris (1999, 2000) according to Don Hansen s National Weekly Football Gazette Northeast Conference Championships claimed by Robert Morris, the most by any team in the league Northeast Conference Standings Team NEC Pct. Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral 1. Wagner W Monmouth W C. Conn. State W St. Francis W Robert Morris L Sacred Heart L Stony Brook L Albany L Northeast Conference Composite Schedule Sept. 3, 2005 Holy Cross 56, Sacred Heart 21 Lehigh 54, Monmouth 26 C. Conn. State 24, Colgate 22 Duquesne 23, Robert Morris 12 Morehead State 26, St. Francis 25 Wagner 41, La Salle 27 Sept. 10, 2005 St. Peter s 25, St. Francis 22 Wagner 14, Iona 0 Monmouth 65, La Salle 27 Marist 22, Sacred Heart 20 Rhode Island 56, C. Conn. State 10 Stony Brook 21, Bucknell 18 Hofstra 36, Albany 7 Sept. 15, 2005 Wagner 52, St. Peter s 25 Sept. 17, 2005 Robert Morris 49, Butler 13 Monmouth 16, California (Pa.) 15 Sacred Heart 38, Iona 14 Massachusetts 40, Albany 0 Marist 31, Central Conn. State 22 Hofstra 55, Stony Brook 0 Sept. 24, 2005 Rowan 35, Robert Morris 28 (OT) Central Conn. State 14, Albany 13 * Marist 38, Wagner 21 La Salle 29, St. Francis 27 Georgetown 10, Stony Brook 7 Oct. 15, 2005 St. Stony Brook * 1 p.m. Robert C. Conn. State * 1 p.m. Monmouth * 1 p.m. Sacred Albany * 4 p.m. Oct. 22, 2005 St. Francis * 1 p.m. Stony Sacred Heart * 1 p.m. C. Conn. Wagner * 1 p.m. Robert Monmouth * 1 p.m. Oct. 29, 2005 St. Sacred Heart * 12:30 p.m. C. Conn. State * 1 p.m. Stony Robert Morris * 1 p.m. Wagner * 1 p.m. Nov. 5, 2005 C. Conn. Sacred Heart * 12:30 p.m. St. Francis * 1 p.m. Stony Brook * 1 p.m. Robert Albany * 4 p.m. Nov. 12, 2005 Monmouth * 1 p.m. St. Wagner * 1 p.m. C. Conn. Stony Brook * 1 p.m. Sacred Robert Morris * 1 p.m. Nov. 19, 2005 St. Duquesne Fordham Stony Marist 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m Number of seasons RMU played in its first home, Moon Stadium. The Colonials open Joe Walton Stadium in Receptions by senior flanker Tyjuan Massey in a 2004, a single-season school record The number of tackles by senior linebacker James Noel in 2004, a single-season school record Completions by senior quarterback Drew Geyer in 2004, a single-season school record. Geyer threw for 2,601 yards, also a single-season record. Oct. 1, 2005 Monmouth 36, Stony Brook 7 * St. Francis 35, Robert Morris 28 * Wagner 26, Sacred Heart 21 * C. Conn. State 56, St. Peter s 20 Maine 31, Albany 7 Oct. 8, 2005 Sacred Heart * 1 p.m. Robert Morris * 1 p.m. C. Conn. St. Francis * 1 p.m. Stony Albany * 4 p.m. All times Eastern Standard Time * Northeast Conference game

3 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page All-Northeast Conference Returnees OFFENSE (3): OL Clifton Jean-Jacques (6-0, 275, Sr.) - All-NEC Second Team - Has started 31 straight games at left tackle entering the 2005 campaign TE Rupert Rickards (6-2, 210, Sr.) * - All-NEC First Team - Established a new RMU career record for receptions in 2004 and enters the 2005 season with 96 catches for 1,256 yards FL Tyjuan Massey (5-11, 180, Sr.) - All-NEC Second Team - Set new singleseason records for catches (43) and receiving yards (763) in 2004 and tied the single-season record for 100-yard receiving games (3) DEFENSE (2): DL Jason Forrest (6-2, 295, Sr.) * - All-NEC First Team - Registered 65 tackles in 2004, including 28 solo stops, while adding five sacks LB James Noel (6-0, 225, Sr.) * - All-NEC First Team - The NEC Defensive Player of the Year in 2004, Noel ranked third in the conference in tackles with 115, an average of 10.5 per contest SPECIALISTS (1): K Nathan DiLorenzo (5-11, 185, Jr.) * - All-NEC Second Team - Finished 13-for-16 in field goals, with field goals establishing single-season record * Named to the 2005 All-NEC Preseason Team 2005 Preseason Honors James Noel, Sr., LB The Sports Network Mid-Major Preseason All-American Street & Smith s NEC Top Defensive Player CollegeSportsReport.com Preseason Mid-Major All-American One of four Mid-Major linebackers listed in the I-AA positional rankings according to The Sports Network Jason Forrest, Sr., DT The Sports Network Mid-Major Preseason All-American CollegeSportsReport.com Preseason Mid-Major All-American One of two Mid-Major defensive tackles listed in the I-AA positional rankings according to The Sports Network Rupert Rickards, Sr., TE CollegeSportsReport.com Preseason Mid-Major All-American Clifton Jean-Jacques, Sr., OL I-AA.org Northeast Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year Nathan DiLorenzo, Jr., PK The Sports Network Mid-Major Preseason All-American Named top Mid-Major kicker listed in the I-AA positional rankings according to The Sports Network 2005 NEC Preseason Poll as voted by league head coaches Team (First-Place Votes) 1. Monmouth (4) 2. Central Connecticut State (1) Robert Morris (2) 4. Albany (1) 5. Sacred Heart 6. Wagner 7. Stony Brook 8. St. Francis RMU in I-AA Mid-Major Preseason Polls #3 - Dopke College Sport s Report #5 - Sports Network #5 - Don Hansen s National Weekly Football Gazette The Sports Network I-AA Mid-Major Top 10 Oct. 3, 2005 (1st place votes in parenthesis) Team 2005 Record Pts. 1. Dayton (23) San Diego (3) Monmouth Duquesne Drake (1) Morehead State Marist Central Conn. State Wagner Robert Morris NEC Champions since Robert Morris, Monmouth Robert Morris Robert Morris, Monmouth Robert Morris Robert Morris Sacred Heart Albany Monmouth, Albany Monmouth, Central Conn. State RMU s NEC Finishes Tied - 1st st Tied - 1st st st nd Tied - 6th Tied - 3rd Tied - 4th

4 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page 4 Head Coach Joe Walton 12th Season - Pittsburgh 57 If there has been one constant associated with Robert Morris University football through the program s first 12 years, it has been Joe Walton. He was named head coach on July 27, He started the program from scratch, including everything from hiring assistant coaches to purchasing equipment to recruiting student-athletes. His fingerprints are all over the program, and to prove that, he had the University s first on-campus football stadium named in his honor. Joe Walton Stadium hosts its first game in I ve said this many times before, and I mean it when I say that this situation is one of the best things that has happened to me in my life, Walton said. It happened at the right time. Before this position became available, I felt I was too young to quit coaching, but I wasn t anxious to get back into pro football. When this came along, it was the perfect fit. This situation was the perfect opportunity for me to continue to do what I like to do, and I ve loved every minute of it. Under Walton s tutelage, the Colonials have claimed five Northeast Conference titles and a pair of mid-major national crowns in the program s first 11 years of existence. Robert Morris is one of just two programs to claim a pair of victories in the ECAC Classic, having won it in back-to-back seasons in 1996 and The success has done nothing to dampen Walton s enthusiasm for coaching football at Robert Morris, and with him on the sideline RMU wins nearly 70 percent of the time. Walton is RMU s only head coach ever, and he is (all at Robert Morris) at the collegiate level (.648). Walton was the head coach of the New York Jets from , when he went (.482). That seven-year mark ranks second in the NFL club s history in wins to the late Weeb Eubank. Also included among Walton s 35 NFL seasons is two ( ) as offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers. A two-time All-America tight end at Pittsburgh, Walton played eight years in the NFL with the Washington Redskins and New York Giants. Walton s College Football Coaching Record Year Team Record Pct Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Robert Morris Career Totals Walton s College Coaching in the Postseason (ECAC Classic) 1996 Robert Morris 28 Duquesne Robert Morris 35 Georgetown 13 Walton and RMU vs. All-Time Foes Team Record Last Albany 4-2 W, 34-7 (11/6/04) Bethany 2-0 W, 32-7 (11/4/95) Buffalo State 5-3 W, (9/4/04) Butler 3-0 W, (9/17/05) C.W. Post 1-0 W, 35-6 (11/16/96) C. Conn. State 10-1 L, (10/9/04) Dayton 2-6 L, (10/16/02) Duquesne 4-3 L, (9/3/05) Gannon 3-2 L, (10/26/02) Georgetown 1-0 W, (11/22/97) Mercyhurst 2-2 L, (11/1/97) Monmouth 6-4 L, (9/18/04) New Haven 0-1 L, (11/14/98) Rowan 0-1 L, 28-35; OT (9/24/05) Sacred Heart 3-4 L, 3-24 (11/13/04) St. Francis L, (10/1/05) St. John s 2-0 W, 28-0 (10/7/01) St. Peter s 2-0 W, (10/30/04) Stony Brook 5-1 W, (10/2/04) Towson 1-2 L, (10/18/97) Valparaiso 0-2 L,13-17 (9/18/99) Wagner 7-4 L, (10/23/04) Waynesburg 2-0 W, 41-6 (9/2/95) Total Winning Pct. Note: Teams in bold 2005 opponents The Walton File Who: Joseph Frank Walton Born: Dec. 15, 1935 (Beaver Falls, Pa.) Residence: Beaver Falls, Pa. Wife: Ginger (44 years) Daughters: Jodi (42), Stacey (40) Son: Joe (33) NFL Stats: 8 years, 178 receptions, 2,623 yards, 26 TD s Alma Mater (Year): Pittsburgh (1957) Degree: History High School: Beaver Falls Assistant Coaches Dan Radakovich... Defensive Coordinator Scott Farison... Linebackers / Asst. Special Teams Scott Benzel... Defensive Backs John Banaszak... Defensive Line / Special Teams Bob Morris... Receivers Joe Lamenza... Tight Ends / Asst. Offensive Line Jake Nulph... Running Backs Rich Demaio... Quarterbacks Matt Grayson... Asst. Defensive Line John Meerdo... Offensive Line Frank Pilato... Asst. Linebackers

5 LAST ROBERT MORRIS GAME St. Francis 35, #10 Robert Morris 28 Sat., Oct. 1, Moon Township, Pa. SCORING SUMMARY St. Francis Robert Morris RMU - Wilson 2-yard run (kick blocked) SFU - Harris 5-yard run (Sciulli kick) RMU - Rogers 19-yard pass from Geyer (Wilson rush) RMU - Listhrop 3-yard run (Walser kick) SFU - Palko 13-yard pass from Doria (Sciulli kick) SFU - Palko 29-yard pass from Doria (Sciulli kick) SFU - Craig 2-yard pass from Doria (Sciulli kick) SFU - Caputo 9-yard pass from Doria (Sciulli kick) RMU - Wilson 13-yard run (Walser kick) First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Rushing Att. Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Att. Passes Comp. Had Intercepted Total Plays Total Yards Yards Per Play Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yds. Punts-Avg. Time of Poss. 3rd-Down Conv. 4th-Down Conv. Sacks By-Yards TEAM STATISTICS SFU :25 4-for-14 2-for INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RMU :35 4-for-13 0-for Rushing: Wilson (RMU) TD Harris (SFU) TD Passing: Geyer (RMU) TD - 2 INT Doria (SFU) TD - 0 INT Receiving: Rogers (RMU) TD Palko (SFU) TD Defense: Kazil, Noel (RMU) - 9 tackles each Craig (SFU) - 13 tackles GAME RECAP Joe Walton Stadium Attendance: 3,784 - Anthony Doria established a St. Francis single-game school record with four touchdown passes to help lead the Red Flash turn a 14-point deficit into a 14-point lead as SFU downed Robert Morris, Doria twice hooked up with Luke Palko for touchdowns, including a 29-yard pass that knotted the game at 21 in the third quarter. Senior running back Devin Wilson finished with 90 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 16 carries and also converted a two-point conversion for the Colonials Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05) - Page 5 Off the Deep End - Senior quarterback Drew Geyer s 71-yard touchdown pass to senior flanker Tyjuan Massey in the third Rowan (9/24) marked the third time that Geyer and Massey have hooked up for touchdowns of 70 yards or longer. In all, Geyer owns six touchdown passes that have been 70 yards or longer and six of the 10 longest completions in school history. A look at Geyer s passes of 70 yards or longer: Yards To Opponent (TD) Tyjuan Massey Albany (11/6/04) (TD) Mario Hines Buffalo State (9/4/04) (TD) Ricky Daldo Sacred Heart (10/18/03) 75 (TD) Ricky Daldo Albany (11/2/02) (TD) Tyjuan Rowan (9/24/05) 71 (TD) Tyjuan Monmouth (9/13/03) Home Sweet Home - Senior quarterback Drew Geyer quickly became comfortable with RMU s new digs in a victory over Butler (9/17), completing 12 of his 17 passes for 211 yards and four touchdowns in the inaugural game at Joe Walton Stadium. The performance should come as no surprise, as Geyer has had tremendous success playing in familiar surroundings the past three years. Since the start of the 2003 campaign, Geyer has completed 207of his 369 passing attempts (56.1 percent) for 2,994 yards and 30 touchdowns at home. In 13 games over that span, Geyer has thrown for over 200 yards in 10 of them and owns nine games in which he has thrown at least two touchdowns. Moving on Up - Thanks to his 18-for-34, 190-yard passing performance against St. Francis (10/1), senior quarterback Drew Geyer moved his career total for passing yards to 5,468, which ranks third in both the RMU career record book and the Northeast Conference annals. Barring injury, Geyer should rank second in both record books by the end of the year. Former RMU signal caller Tim Levcik ( ) owns the RMU and NEC career mark with 7,222 passing yards, while ranking second in the NEC annals is former CCSU quarterback Scott Dolch (5,728). Electricity - Senior flanker Tyjuan Massey has been an integral part of the Robert Morris receiving corps over the past three years, but he also proven to be a key clog as part of the special teams unit. That has never been more evident than the 2005 campaign. After returning three kickoffs a total of 132 Duquesne (9/3), Massey returned three punts 71 yards (23.7 yards per return) in a win over Butler (9/17). Combined with his team-leading 11 catches for 248 yards, Massey enters Saturday s game against Wagner ranked second in the Northeast Conference in all-purpose yards per game (139.8), which also ranks 21st in I-AA. With 2,609 career all-purpose yards, Massey is on pace to finish third all-time at RMU with 3,448 allpurpose yards. A look at the top all-purpose performers in Robert Morris history: Name Yards Rush Rec PR KOR 1. Sam Dorsett ( ) 4,255 3, Tim Hall ( ) 3,701 2, Archie Wannamaker ( ) 3,277 2, Dante Settles ( ) 2, , Tyjuan Massey ( ) 2, , Spreading the Wealth - Senior quarterback Drew Geyer, who completed a pass to 10 different receivers in 2004, has picked up right where he left off from last season. In four games Geyer has completed a pass to 10 different receivers, including touchdown strikes to senior flanker Tyjuan Massey (3), junior split end Michael Rogers (2), senior tight end Jeremy Wise, junior tight end Jarvis Powers and senior halfback Devin Wilson.

6 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page 6 James Noel Senior Miami, Fla. / North Miami Over the course of the last four years, senior linebacker James Noel has become one of the rocks of the Robert Morris defense. He has led the Colonials in tackles over that span and has posted 100-tackle seasons in each of his first three years with the club, starting with 108 in 2002 en route to being named the Northeast Conference Defensive Rookie of the Year. On his career Noel owns 358 takedowns, a career record, and has etched his name as one of RMU s all-time greats. A closer look at his career: Noel: Streaks and Stats Over his four-year career owns 358 career tackles, a school record, and is averaging 10.2 tackles per game over his career Has eclipsed 100 tackles in each of his first three seasons with the club (108 in 2002, 107 in 2003 and 115 in 2004), the only Colonial in school history to have multiple 100-tackle campaigns Tied the single-season school record with 108 tackles in 2002, then established a new mark with 115 in 2004 Owns school record 19 career double-digit tackle games Owns 13 career sacks, which ranks sixth all-time Has compiled a total of 41 tackles for losses that have equaled 110 yards Finished third in the Northeast Conference in 2004 in tackles per game (10.5) and tackles (115) Finished second in the NEC in 2003 in tackles per game (10.7) and tackles (107) Finished third in the NEC in 2002 in tackles per game (10.8) and fifth in tackles (108) Owns career totals of 10 passes defended, two interceptions, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and one blocked kick Noel: Honors 2005 Preseason Mid-Major All-American by both The Sports Network and CollegeSportsReport.com 2005 Preseason All-Northeast Conference Team 2005 Preseason Top Northeast Conference Defensive Player by Street & Smith s 2004 NEC Defensive Player of the Year 2004 First Team All-NEC 2004 Mid-Major All-American (The Sports Network) 2004 Mid-Major First Team All-American (Don Hansen s National Weekly Football Gazette) 2004 AFCA I-AA Coaches All-American 2003 First Team All-NEC 2003 Mid-Major First Team All-American (Don Hansen s National Weekly Football Gazette) 2002 NEC Defensive Rookie of the Year 2002 Second Team All-NEC 2002 Mid-Major Honorable Mention All-American (Don Hansen s National Weekly Football Gazette) Noel s Double-Digit Tackle Games Date Opponent Solo Assist Total For Loss Dayton (-4) 9/28/02 Monmouth (-4) Sacred Heart (-13) Wagner (-1) Gannon Stony Brook (-9) Buffalo State (-2) Monmouth (-11) 9/27/03 St. Francis (-4) 10/4/03 Stony Brook (-1) 10/18/03 Sacred Heart (-8) Albany Duquesne (-1) 9/11/04 Duquesne (-3) St. Francis (-3) 10/16/04 Dayton (-7) 10/30/04 St. Peter s (-9) 11/6/04 Albany Sacred Heart Notes: Career highs in bold... Over his four-year career owns 19 career double-digit tackle games, a school record... Established Moon Stadium record with 18 tackles in a victory over St. Peter s (10/30/04)... Has registered double-digit assist tackles four times... Career high for tackles for a loss is four, having accomplished the feat on three occasions Sacred Heart; 10/18/03 vs. Sacred Heart and Stony Brook).

7 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page NCAA Rankings Team Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Passing Efficiency Net Punting Passing Offense Rushing Defense Scoring Offense Turnover Margin Total Offense Scoring Defense Pass Efficiency Def Rushing Offense Total Defense Pass Defense Individual Kickoff Returns Massey (43.60) Punt Returns Massey (16.40) Scoring Wilson (8.00) All-Purpose Massey (139.75) Punting Friedman (39.83) Passing Efficiency Geyer (136.32) Stat Facts Most Rushing Yards, Consecutive Games Tim Hall (1994) Bethany (11/5) yards vs. Mercyhurst (11/12) Most Passing Yards, Consecutive Games Tim Levcik (2001) vs. Wagner (10/27) vs. Stony Brook (11/3) Most Receiving Yards, Consecutive Games Brent Hockenberry (2000) vs. C. Conn. State (10/21) - Wagner (10/28) Career 100-yard rushing games Sam Dorsett - 19 ( ) Active 100-yard rushing games Devin Wilson - 2 ( ) Vince Magnone - 1 ( ) Career 100-yard receiving games Brent Hockenberry - 6 ( ) Active 100-yard receiving games Tyjuan Massey - 4 ( ) Rupert Rickards - 2 ( ) Career 200-yard passing games Tim Levcik - 16 ( ) Active 200-yard passing games Drew Geyer - 16 ( ) Active / Career 10+ tackle games James Noel - 19 ( ) Play Keep Away - Since returning three kickoffs for 132 yards in RMU s season-opening Duquesne (9/3), opponents have tried to keep the ball away from senior Tyjuan Massey on special teams. Massey has returned just two kickoffs in the last three games, and if there is one reason why opponents are doing their best to keep the ball away from Massey on special teams, look no further than against St. Francis (10/1). Massey returned the opening kickoff of the second half 60 yards to the Red Flash 37- yard line, setting the Colonials up with great field position on a drive they eventually scored to take a 21-7 advantage. On the season Massey has returned five kickoffs for 218 yards, an average of 43.6 yards per kick that leads the Northeast Conference and ranks second in I-AA. On his career, Massey owns 824 kickoff return yards, just 125 yards shy of breaking former Colonial Dante Settles ( ) record of 948. Moving, Just Keep Moving - Senior halfback Devin Wilson registered the second 100- yard rushing game of his Rowan (9/24), finishing the afternoon with 103 yards on 16 carries. Wilson also produced a 48-yard touchdown scamper in the first quarter that gave the Colonials a quick 7-0 lead, which marks his longest run in an RMU uniform. Wilson leads Robert Morris in the early part of the 2005 campaign with 279 yards rushing on 63 carries, an average of 4.4 yards a rush, and is one of nine Colonials to post a 100-yard rushing game in school history. A list of the nine players and the number of 100-yard rushing games each posted: Name Years 100-Yard Rushing Games 1. Sam Dorsett Tim Hall Archie Wannamaker Donald Dorsey Ralph Clark Devin Wilson Vince Magnone Develand Campbell Myles Davis Three s Company - To illustrate the depth the Colonials have at the skill positions and the ability to spread the ball around on offense, one needs to look no further than senior halfback Devin Wilson. Wilson finished with three touchdowns in RMU s win over Butler (9/17) in the team s 2005 home opener, rushing for touchdowns of one and four yards and adding a 19-yard touchdown reception from senior quarterback Drew Geyer for his third score of the afternoon. Wilson became the first Colonial in almost seven years to score three touchdowns in a game, as the last time the feat was accomplished came in a win over Central Connecticut State (9/26/98), when former running back Archie Wannamaker ( ) turned the trick, a span of 69 games. Protection - For just the second time in school history, Robert Morris returns all five starters on the offensive line from the previous season. Returning in 2005 are seniors Clifton Jean-Jacques (LG), Vince Romo (C), Greg Harteis (RG) and Matt Williams (RT) to go along with junior left tackle Gus Alonso. Supplying protection for senior quarterback Drew Geyer and opening holes for RMU s stable of running backs will be the key for the group. The last time RMU had five starters return on the offensive line came in 1996, when interior starters Brian Cleary, Keith Stewart, Deodis Powell, Kevin Neill and Adam Thermann came back to help guide that squad to an overall record of 9-2, the club s first Northeast Conference championship and an ECAC Bowl victory. The Magic Mark - Since the Colonials began play in 1994 there have been 52 games in which Robert Morris has scored 30 or more points. In those contests RMU boasts a record of 49-3, including a record of 26-3 in games in which the team scores between 30 and 39 points. In games in which the Colonials score 40 or more points, RMU is a perfect 23-0.

8 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05) - Page 8 RMU s All-Time Record When... The Last Time a Colonial... Rushed for 200 or more yards in a game: Sam Dorsett, 208 Central Connecticut State)... Passed for 300 or more yards in a game: Drew Geyer, 302 (9/14/04 vs. Duquesne)... Passed for 400 or more yards in a game: Rich Demaio, 444 Duquesne)... Scored three or more touchdowns in a game: Devin Wilson, 3 (9/17/05 vs. Butler)... Made 15 or more tackles in a game: James Noel, 18 (10/30/04 vs. St. Peter s)... Had three or more interceptions in a game: Brian Dunn, 3 (10/8/94 vs. Duquesne). Injury Report - DL Victor Silva (ankle; doubtful)... OL Joe Setticase (foot; doubtful)... DL Ray Gensler (ankle; questionable)... DB Rob Baier (sholder; questionable)... OL Vince Romo (shoulder; probable)... DB Brian Pruitt (ribs; probable)... DB Mike Niklos (ankle; out)... RB Kevin Drakeford (knee; out). Radio / Television / Web - All Colonial games are heard live on WPIT Radio AM-730 (Pittsburgh), the flagship station of Robert Morris University sports since The Voice of the Colonials, Chris Shovlin, and color analyst Jim Frederick call the action. RMU can also be heard live by phone on Teamline at , ext The Joe Walton Show is on 30 minutes prior to kickoff. The RMU Football Network is RMU-TV (Comcast Cable Channel 98 in Moon Township), and the internet site at which Colonial football can be heard live and archived, is Two Colonial football games will also be seen live on Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh in All RMU sports are kept up-to-date on the official University website at A Closer Look... RMU Top Single-Game Performances Rushing Yards Att. TD s Opponent Date 1. Tim Hall Bethany 11/5/94 2. Tim Hall St. Francis 11/11/95 3. Tim Hall C. Conn. State 9/30/95 4. Tim Hall Bethany 11/4/95 5. Tim Hall Gannon 9/24/94 Sam Dorsett C. Conn. State 10/20/01 Passing Yards PC-PA TD s Opponent Date 1. Rich Demaio Duquesne 11/15/03 2. Tim Levcik Stony Brook 11/3/01 3. Tim Levcik Wagner 10/3/98 4. Tim Levcik Wagner 10/28/00 5. Tim Levcik Albany 11/20/00 Drew Geyer Duquesne 9/11/04 Receiving Yards Yards Rec. Opponent Date 1. Brent Hockenberry 196 Buffalo State 9/1/01 2. Tyjuan Massey Albany 11/6/04 3. Dante Settles St. Francis 9/29/01 4. Brent Hockenberry C. Conn. State 10/21/00 5. Dante Settles 153 Duquesne 11/15/03 Tackles No. Solo Opponent Date 1. Reggie Chambers 20 Albany 11/10/01 2. Jason Hempstead 18 C. Conn. State 9/25/99 James Noel 18 8 St. Peter s 10/30/04 3. Brad Miller 17 Dayton 10/14/00 Jemond Riffe 17 Albany 11/10/01 Nate List 17 1 Mercyhurst 10/21/95 Note: Players bold still active Scores less than 10 points: 1-7 Scores points: Scores points: Scores points: 26-3 Scores points: 21-0 Scores 50+ points: 2-0 Scores a special teams touchdown: 4-3 Has a 100-yard rusher: Has a 200-yard rusher: 8-0 Has a 100-yard receiver: 26-9 Has a 300-yard passer: 5-1 Has three interceptions in a game: 12-3 Has four + interceptions in a game: 4-0 Has 1-4 sacks in a game: Has five + sacks in a game: 14-2 All-Time Record: All-Time Home Record: All-Time Road Record: Playing on Grass: Playing on Turf: 8-5 Playing on Field Turf: Playing After a Loss: In Overtime: 1-2 Playing at Night: 1-2 Playing after a Bye Week: When Leading at Halftime: 63-5 When Trailing at Halftime: When Tied at Halftime: 5-3 Record in September: (.689) Record in October: (.598) Record in November: (.655) The Last Time RMU... Scored 50 or more points in a game: 63 vs. St. Francis (W, 63-0; 9/30/00) Scored less than 10 points in a game: Albany (L, 7-27; 11/8/03) Tallied five or more sacks in a game: 5 vs. Dayton (L, 12-29; 10/16/04) Tallied four + interceptions in a game: 5 vs. St. Peter s (W, 23-12; 10/30/04) - school record Had 25 or more first downs in a game: Stony Brook (W, 31-24; 10/2/04) - school record Had over 400 yards total offense: 457 vs. Butler (W, 49-13; 9/17/05) Had less than 200 yards total offense: Albany (L, 7-27; 11/8/03) Had two 100-yard Monmouth (W, 41-20; 10/25/97) Ralph Clark (15 attempts, 127 yards, 1 TD) Archie Wannamaker (19 attempts, 106 yards, 1 TD) Had two 100-yard receivers: vs. Stony Brook (W, 45-19; 11/3/01) Stephen McNair (5 catches, 112 yards, 1 TD) Brent Hockenberry (6 catches, 106 yards, 1 TD) Scored a special teams touchdown: vs. St. Peter s (W, 23-12; 10/30/04) Dante Settles 56-yard punt return - school record Played in overtime: St. Francis (L, 7-14)

9 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs Wagner) - Page 9 Dynamic Duo Over the course of the past three seasons, senior tight end Rupert Rickards and senior flanker Tyjuan Massey have become RMU s two most reliable receivers, combining to catch 154 passes for 2,782 yards. Over that same span, Rickards and Massey have accounted for 38.2 percent (154-of-403) of RMU s receptions. Also, Rickards and Massey s 154 combined receptions is the most in school history by a Robert Morris receiving tandem, eclipsing the 121 former tight end Brent Hockenberry ( ) and former wideout Shawn Martin ( ) posted over the course of the seasons. Rickards owns 100 career catches, a school record, for 1,314 yards, an average of 13.1 yards per catch, while Massey owns 84 career receptions for 1,468 yards, an average of 17.5 yards a catch. The pair, barring injury, should finish as the top two receivers in school history in both receptions and receiving yards, as Massey is just three catches from taking over second place in the career record book for receptions. Both Rickards and Massey are less than 200 receiving yards away from eclipsing former wide receiver Fred Parker ( ), who owns the career record for receiving yards with 1,495. A breakdown of Rickards and Massey over the last three years: #2 - Rupert Rickards Sr. Flushing, N.Y. / Bayside Year G Rec Yards TD Lg Avg./C Avg./G Rec./G TOTALS , CAREER RANKINGS Receptions: 1st Receiving Yards: 3rd Touchdowns: 5th Avg./C: 17th #83 - Tyjuan Massey Sr. Orlando, Fla. / William R. Boone Year G Rec Yards TD Lg Avg./C Avg./G Rec./G t t t TOTALS , t CAREER RANKINGS Receptions: 3rd Receiving Yards: 2nd Touchdowns: T-3rd Avg./C: 4th Career Receptions Name (Years) Rec. 1. Rupert Rickards ( ) Fred Parker ( ) Tyjuan Massey ( ) Opio Gary ( ) Brent Hockenberry ( ) Dante Settles ( ) DeLonte Perkins ( ) J.T. Kirk ( ) Tim Hall ( ) Ricky Daldo ( ) 50 RMU 1,000-Yard Receivers Name (Years) Yards 1. Fred Parker ( ) 1, Tyjuan Massey ( ) 1, Rupert Rickards ( ) 1, Brent Hockenberry ( ) 1, Opio Gary ( ) 1, DeLonte Perkins ( ) 1, Dante Settles ( ) 1,038 Average Yards per Catch Name (Years) Avg./C 1. Antoine Lee ( ) DeLonte Perkins ( ) Brent Hockenbery ( ) Tyjuan Massey ( ) Fred Parker ( ) Stephen McNair ( ) J.T. Kirk ( ) Ricky Daldo ( ) Dante Settles ( ) Robb Butler ( ) 15.8 RMU s Top Receiving Tandems Name (Years) No. 1. Rickards / Massey ( ) Hockenberry / Martin ( ) Parker / Perkins ( ) Gary / Kirk ( ) 105 Hall / Drew Dorsey ( ) 105

10 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page 10 The Robert Morris Record Book (Note: Players bold still active) Rushing Yards (Season) Name Yards Avg. Year 1. Tim Hall 1, Tim Hall 1, Sam Dorsett 1, Sam Dorsett 1, Donald Dorsey 1, Rushing Yards (Career) Name Yards Att. Avg. 1. Sam Dorsett ( ) 3, Tim Hall ( ) 2, Archie Wannamaker ( ) 2, Donald Dorsey ( ) 1, Ralph Clark ( ) 1, NEC Rushing Yards (Career) Name Yards 1. Rick Sarille (Wagner; ) 4, Sam Dorsett (RMU; ) 3, Gary Jones (Albany; ) 3, Archie Wannamaker (RMU; ) 2, Stan House (CCSU; ) 2,428 Passing Yards (Season) Name Yards PC-PA Year 1. Drew Geyer 2, Tim Levcik 2, Tim Levcik 1, Tim Levcik 1, Jake Newman 1, Passing Yards (Career) Name Yards PC-PA Avg./G 1. Tim Levcik ( ) 7, Jake Newman ( ) 5, Pass Completions (Career) Name Comp. TD Years 1. Tim Levcik Jake Newman NEC Passing Yards (Career) Name Yards 1. Tim Levcik (RMU; ) 7, Scott Dolch (CCSU; ) 5, Drew Geyer (RMU; ) 5, Keith Toolan (CCSU; ) 5, T.J. Moriarty (SBU; ) 4,438 Receiving Yards (Season) Name Yards Avg./G Year 1. Tyjuan Massey Brent Hockenberry J.T. Kirk Brent Hockenberry Fred Parker Receptions (Season) Name No. TD Year 1. Tyjuan Massey Brent Hockenberry J.T. Kirk Opio Gary Brent Hockenberry Three tied with Receiving Yards (Career) Name Yards Rec. 1. Fred Parker ( ) 1, Tyjuan Massey ( ) 1, Rupert Rickards ( ) 1, Brent Hockenberry ( ) 1, Opio Gary ( ) 1, Receptions (Career) Name Rec. TD 1. Rupert Rickards ( ) Fred Parker ( ) Tyjuan Massey ( ) Opio Gary ( ) Brent Hockenberry ( ) Tackles (Season) Name # Solo Year 1. James Noel Reggie Chambers James Noel James Noel John O Connell Tackles (Career) Name # Solo 1. James Noel ( ) Nate List ( ) Reggie Chambers ( ) John O Connell ( ) Brian Dunn ( ) Jonathan LeDonne ( ) Ray Thomas ( ) Jason Spencer ( ) Jemond Riffe ( )

11 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page 11 2-Deep Depth Charts - Robert Morris ROBERT MORRIS OFFENSE (Pro Style) WAGNER DEFENSE (4-4) SE 85 MICHAEL ROGERS JR DE 32 CHARLES BRYANT JR 17 Alvin Hill SO 70 Antonio Pinder JR LT 79 GUS ALONSO JR DT 99 AARON ROBINSON SR 77 Bryan Mullins JR 90 Joseph Harkins FR LG 63 CLIFTON JEAN-JACQUES SR DT 95 THOMAS DAVIS SO 50 Chase Benjamin JR 53 Chris Russo JR C 53 VINCE ROMO SR DE 56 AZIM ROSS JR 66 John Steilner SO 64 Charles Becco SR RG 59 GREG HARTEIS SR OLB 10 RYAN LAYTON SR 52 Anthony Rada FR 44 Jeremy Spinks FR RT 76 JOE SETTICASE SO ILB 42 CRAIG ROMANO SR 72 Matt Williams SR 34 Jovan Bonelli JR TE 86 JARVIS POWERS JR OLB 11 EIN WILLIAMS JR 91 Scott Schade FR 8 Ian Flack JR QB 9 DREW GEYER SR CB 30 CHRIS FERRARA SR 7 Erik Cwalinski FR 29 Dario Charlton FR FB 42 VINCE MAGNONE SR SS 27 JASON BUTLER SO 40 Rion Listhrop SO 19 Jamie Romano SO HB 27 DEVIN WILSON SR FS 26 TONY SMITH SR 5 Moises Hernandez JR 31 Tavares Lee FR FL 83 TYJUAN MASSEY SR CB 7 ALFRED PHILLIPS SO 80 Robert Meyer SR 37 Marquis Short JR ************************************************************************************************************************************ WAGNER OFFENSE (Multiple Pro) ROBERT MORRIS DEFENSE (Multiple) WR 13 CHRIS TURNER JR RE 90 MICHAEL CRANDLE SR 4 Mike Malik SR 92 Kelvern Grant SO LT 76 ANTHONY PERILLI JR RT 99 JASON FORREST SR 59 Pawel Gradzki FR 73 Colyn Haugh JR LG 58 SEAN DRIER SO LT 35 VICTOR SILVA SR 66 Robert Stephens JR 98 Matt Brunck JR C 67 THOMAS HEATH JR LE 54 RAY GENSLER JR 79 John Monahan JR 61 Shannon Smoot FR RG 55 JAMES ANDREA JR OLB 32 JEFF ROMMES JR 75 James Krainski SR 51 Chris Williams JR RT 77 MATT LAMELA JR MLB 48 JAMES NOEL SR 74 Joe Garbe FR 47 Jordan Howard SO TE 14 JOE KINARD SO OLB 44 CHAD WENGERT SO 88 Scott Pease SR 58 Louis St. Felix SR QB 16 JOHN SCIARRA SR CB 25 SHANE GOSNELL SO 25 Thomas Hammel FR 3 Josh O Bannon JR HB 23 MARCUS WILSON GR SS 33 BRIAN PRUITT JR 20 Billy Clancy SO 6 Jonathan Robinson SR FB 28 WARREN BARNETT JR WS 23 JAMES KAZIL SO 35 John Peckman FR 38 Sam Fiorante SR WR 2 SHAUN GROVER SR CB 16 TOHEEB AKINOLA JR 22 Mark Jepson SR 29 Nelson Walker SR ************************************************************************************************************************************ ROBERT MORRIS SPECIAL TEAMS WAGNER SPECIAL TEAMS PK 8 MICHAEL WALSER FR PK 17 PIOTR CZECH SO 4 Nathan DiLorenzo JR 92 Mike Durkan FR P 39 KEVIN FRIEDMAN FR P 17 PIOTR CZECH SO 8 Michael Walser FR 24 Chris Allen JR HOLD 80 ROB MEYER SR HOLD 2 SHAUN GROVER JR SNAP 96 ERIC JEWELL FR SNAP 89 TYLER LINEHAN JR KR 83 TYJUAN MASSEY SR KR 22 MARK JEPSON SR 81 CHRIS KOZAK FR 7 AL PHILLIPS SO 17 ALVIN HILL SO PR 83 TYJUAN MASSEY SR PR 2 SHAUN GROVER JR 17 Alvin Hill SO 7 Al Phillips SR

12 2005 Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page 12 Miscellaneous Stats Season 2005 Robert Morris Highs & Lows Highs Lows First Downs 21 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Duquesne (Sept. 3) Rushing Yardage 224 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Duquesne (Sept. 3) Passing Yardage Rowan (Sept. 24) 190 vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Total Offense 457 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Duquesne (Sept. 3) Total Plays Rowan (Sept. 24) Duquesne (Sept. 3) Rushing Attempts 47 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Duquesne (Sept. 3) Passing Attempts 34 vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) 22 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Pass Completions 18 on two occasions Duquesne (Sept. 3) Passes Had Intercepted 2 on two occasions 1 on two occasions Fumbles Lost Rowan (Sept. 24) 0 on three occasions Yards Penalized Rowan (Sept. 24) 62 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) 2005 Opponent Team Highs & Lows First Downs Rowan (Sept. 24) 19 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Rushing Yardage 153 on two occasions Duquesne (Sept. 3) Passing Yardage Duquesne (Sept. 3) 209 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Total Offense Rowan (Sept. 24) 331 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Total Plays Duquesne (Sept. 3) 66 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Rushing Attempts Rowan (Sept. 24) 26 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Passing Attempts Duquesne (Sept. 3) 37 vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Pass Completions Duquesne (Sept. 3) 18 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Passes Had Intercepted Rowan (Sept. 24) 0 on two occasions Fumbles Lost 1 on two occasions 0 on two occasions Yards Penalized 74 on two occasions 30 vs. Butler (Sept. 17) 2005 Robert Morris Single-Game Superlatives (Four-Game Totals) Rushing Attempts: 17, Devin Wilson (103 Rowan (Sept. 24) Rushing Yardage: 117 yards, Vince Magnone (16 carries) vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Longest Running Play: 48 yards (TD), Devin Rowan (Sept. 24) Longest Touchdown Run: 48 yards, Devin Rowan (Sept. 24) Pass Attempts: 34, Drew Geyer (18 completions) vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Pass Completions: 18 - two occasions, Drew Geyer (29 Rowan (Sept. 24) & (34 attempts) vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Pass Yardage: 265 yards, Drew Geyer Rowan (Sept. 24) Longest Pass: 71 yards (TD), Drew Geyer to Tyjuan Massey (Sept.24) Longest Touchdown Pass: 71 yards, Drew Geyer to Tyjuan Rowan (Sept. 24) Receptions: 4 - three occasions, Last: Michael Rogers (72 yards) vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Receiving Yardage: 113 yards, Tyjuan Massey (four receptions) vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Offensive Yardage: 240 yards, Drew Geyer (265 pass, -25 Rowan (Sept. 24) All-Purpose Yardage: 184 yards, Tyjuan Massey (113 receiving, 71 punt returns) vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Punts: 7, Michael Duquesne (32.7 yard average; Sept. 3) Punting Average: 39.4, Michael Walser (5 Rowan (Sept. 24) Longest Punt: 61 yards, Michael Walser vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Field Goals: 0 Field Goal Attempts: 1 - two occasions, Michael Walser vs. Butler (Sept. 17) & vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Longest Field Goal: NA Points: 18, Devin Wilson vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Touchdowns Rushing: 2 - two occasions, Devin Wilson vs. Butler (Sept. 17) & vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Touchdowns Passing: 4, Drew Geyer vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Longest Kickoff Return: 60 yards, Tyjuan Massey vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Longest Punt Return: 54 yards, Tyjuan Massey vs. Butler (Sept. 17) Interceptions: 1 - four occasions, Last: Jonathan Robinson, Josh O Bannon & James Rowan (Sept. 24) Longest Interception Return: 11 yards, Jonathan Rowan (Sept. 24) Quarterback Sacks: four occasions, Last: James Noel (-6 yards) & Kelvern Grant (-3 yards) vs. St. Francis (Oct. 1) Tackles: 11, Nelson Duquesne (Sept. 3)

13 Quarterback #9 - DREW GEYER Att-Comp-Int Yds TD Duquesne Butler Rowan t St. Francis Colonial Football Game Notes - (10/8/05 vs. Wagner) - Page 13 GEYER S CAREER HIGHS Attempts... Stony Brook (11/9/02) Completions... Stony Brook (11/9/02) Yards vs. Duquesne (9/11/04) Touchdowns... 6 vs. Buffalo State (9/4/04) Long... 93t vs. Albany (11/6/04) GEYER S CAREER TOTALS 300+ Yard Games Yard Games Multiple TD Pass Games Record as Starter GEYER IN Yard Games Yard Games... 2 Multiple TD Pass Games... 2 Record As Starter Individual Game-By-Game #83 - TYJUAN MASSEY Rec-Yds-TD Duquesne Butler Rowan t St. Francis MASSEY S CAREER HIGHS Receptions... 8 vs. Monmouth (9/18/04) Yards vs. Albany (11/6/04) Long... 93t vs. Albany (11/6/04) TD s... 2 on three occasions Career 100-Yard Games... 4 #2 - RUPERT RICKARDS Rec-Yds-TD Duquesne t Butler... Rowan St. Francis Receivers #85 - MICHAEL ROGERS Rec-Yds-TD Duquesne Butler Rowan t St. Francis ROGERS CAREER HIGHS Receptions... 4 vs. St. Francis (10/1/05) Yards vs. St. Francis (10/1/05) Long... Duquesne (9/3/05) TD s... 1 on two occasions Career 100-Yard Games... 0 #80 - ROB MEYER Rec-Yds-TD Duquesne Butler Rowan St. Francis RICKARDS CAREER HIGHS Receptions... 6 on three occasions Yards... Buffalo State (9/6/01) Long... Wagner (10/23/04) TD s... 2 on two occasions Career 100-Yard Games... 2 MEYER S CAREER HIGHS Receptions... 3 on three occasions Yards... Rowan (9/24/05) Long on two occasions TD s... 0 Career 100-Yard Games... 0 Note: School record in bold Kicker #8 - MICHAEL WALSER FG-FGA PAT Pts Duquesne Butler Rowan St. Francis Career-Long Field Goal... 0 Career-High Field Goals... 0 Punter #39 - KEVIN FRIEDMAN No. Yards Avg. Long Duquesne... DNP Butler Rowan St. Francis Career-Long Punt yards vs. Butler (9/17/05) Career-High Game Average... Rowan (9/24/05)