2014 GVSU Football Media Guide

GRAND VALLEY STATE2014 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

HEATH PARLINGSENIOR • QB

DEONTÉ HURST

SENIOR • DB

CHRIS ROBINSONSENIOR • RB

MICHAEL RATAY

SENIOR • RB

KIRK SPENCERJUNIOR • RB

JAMIE POTTS

JUNIOR • TE

4 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS2002, 2003, 2005, 2006

6 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009

8 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2013

17 PLAYOFF APPEARANCES

14 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

5 HARLON HILL FINALISTSBRAD ICIEK (2007-09)

CULLEN FINNERTY (2006)CURT ANES (2001-02)JEFF FOX (1998)

ERIC LYNCH (1989-90)

WINNINGEST TEAM IN NCAA DIVISION II HISTORY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-3

Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

CoachesHead Coach Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7Assistant Coach Jack Ginn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Assistant Coach Tim Morrison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Assistant Coach Nick Postma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Assistant Coach Jim Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Assistant Coach Matt Yoches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Assistant Coach E.J. Whitlow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Assistant Coach Matt Vitzthum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Graduate Assistants/Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Preview2014 Season Preview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-18

Player ProfilesPlayer Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-48Award Candidates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Depth Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50-51

2014 RostersNumerical/Alphabetical Rosters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52-53

2013 Season ReviewAzusa Pacific . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54Truman State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55Tiffin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56Ohio Dominican . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57Michigan Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58Ferris State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59Northern Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60Northwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62Wayne State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63Saginaw Valley State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64Saginaw Valley State (Playoffs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65Colorado State-Pueblo (Playoffs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66West Texas A&M (Playoffs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67Northwest Missouri State (Playoffs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .682013 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69-75

GLIAC InformationGLIAC History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76-77GLIAC Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .782013 GLIAC Standings/All-GLIAC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792014 GLIAC Composite Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80

2014 OpponentsAzusa Pacific . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82Ohio Dominican . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .83Ferris State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84Lake Erie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .86Wayne State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .87Michigan Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90Tiffin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91Saginaw Valley State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92GVSU vs. GLIAC opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93-95GVSU vs. All opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96

Lubbers StadiumArend D. Lubbers Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98-99Attendance Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100

Storied TraditionStoried Tradition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .101-105Results When Ranked . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .106

This Is Laker FootballSpecial Section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .107-132

RecordsIndividual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .135Single-Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .136-137Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .138-139Single-Game Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .140Single-Game Home Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .141Scoring Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142Coaching Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .143100 Yard Rushing/Receiving Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .144-146

AwardsAll-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .148-153All-Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .154-155All-Time GLIAC Players of the Week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .156-157Harlon Hill Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .158-160Gene Upshaw Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .161-162GVSU All-Time Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .163-166

HistoryYear-by-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .168-171Year-by-Year Playoff Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .172All-Time Playoff Summaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .173-197Postseason Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .198

Grand Valley State University SectionGrand Valley State National Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .200-202Tim Selgo, Director of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203Thomas J. Haas, President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .204

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MEDIA INFORMATION

DJ Foster en-ters his seventh year asthe assistant sports in-formation director. Priorto GVSU, He was agraduate assistant in theAshland Universitysports information officefor two years.

DJ earned his bachelor’s of arts in sportcommunication and electronic media pro-duction from Ashland in 2005. Foster is also responsible for a widerange of duties, including production ofathletic publications, media relations, homeevent management, statistical record keep-ing, and promotion of GVSU student-ath-letes for conference and national honors. Inaddition to his responsiblities in the sportsinformation office, Foster is also the play-by-play commentator for the men’s basket-ball team. He also hosts several internetshows on GVSULakers.com. DJ resides in Grand Rapids, Mich. withhis wife, Katey.

This media guide was prepared to as-sist the news media in covering GrandValley State during the 2014 football season.

GENERAL SERVICES Your hosts at Lubbers Stadium andfor all Grand Valley State athletic eventsare Tim Nott, sports information director,and D.J. Foster, assistant sports informa-tion director. Depth charts, rosters, sou-venir programs and pregame notes will beavailable prior to each game, with a com-plete statistical package provided approx-imately 10 minutes following the contest.Information on scoring drives, recordsand updates on scores from around the na-tion will be distributed throughout thegame.

PRESS BOX Grand Valley State’s working facili-ties are located on the west side of Lub-bers Stadium at the top of the stands. TheGrand Valley State press box is a workingfacility and cheering will not be tolerated.

WORKING CREDENTIALS All requests for press credentialsshould be directed to Tim Nott in advanceof the game to be covered. Press creden-tials will either be mailed or held forpick-up on game day at the Will Callticket window located at the GVSU Foot-ball Center. No one will be admitted tothe press box who isn’t in an officialworking capacity per compliance with theFootball Writer’s Association of America.

Tim Nott, 47, enters his 17th year as the sports information directorat Grand Valley State University. Nott was named SID on July 14,1997. Nott is responsible for a wide range of duties, including productionof athletic publications, media relations, home event management, sta-tistical record keeping, web site administration and promotion ofGVSU student-athletes for conference and national honors. Nott andhis staff have been honored by the College Sports Information Direc-tors of American (CoSIDA) for several of their publications. The 2008and 2009 GVSU football media guides were voted best in the nation

by CoSIDA, while the 2006 football media guide was voted third-best in the nation andthe 2003 football media guide was voted fourth-best in the nation. Prior to his appointment at Grand Valley State, Nott spent three years as an assistantSID at Michigan Tech where his football, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball pub-lications won national awards. Nott spent one year with the University of Florida sportsinformation department, working with the Gator football team and the men’s swimmingand diving team. His 1994 men’s swimming and diving media guide was honored as thebest in the nation by the CoSIDA. A native of Holt, Mich., Nott earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism, with a minorin sports studies, from Central Michigan University in 1992. While at CMU, he workedas a student assistant under Fred Stabley, Jr. for three years. Nott is entering his 13 yearon the Harlon Hill selection committee. Nott and his beautiful, understanding wife, Christy, have two daughters, Alyssa (18),and Emily (16), and a son Kyle (13).

Doug Witte en-ters his third year as theDigital Media Managerfor the Lakers afterspending five years asthe Athletic Web andGraphic Designer. Priorto being hired full-time,he was a graduate assis-

tant in the sports information office andalso worked for the GVSU football pro-gram from 2002-04. Witte earned a bachelor’s degree inSports Management from Cornerstone Uni-versity in 2002 and an M.Ed. from GVSUin 2007. Doug is responsible for the overalllook and design of GVSULakers.com andother associated websites, graphic design,social media, photography, and licensing. Witte resides in Allendale, Mich.

Providing further assistance in theGrand Valley sports information depart-ment will be Zach Dirlam and Nick Kap-atos.

CREDITSThe 2014 GVSU football media guide

was written, edited and designed by TimNott, sports information director, KyleSchwerin, Kyle Chestnut, and DougWitte. Design layout and typesetting withQuarkXPress 9.0. Cover design by DougWitte. Special thanks to Don Thomas forhis contributions to the History of LakerFootball section. Photography by DougWitte and Adam Bird. Printed byGrandville Printing of Grandville, Mich.The 2014 Grand Valley State Media Guidecan be purchased for $10.

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In an effort to make things easier formembers of the media covering GrandValley State football, or Laker footballfans desiring more information on theteam, the sports information departmenthas prepared the 2014 football mediaguide. If there is something you needwhich you cannot find, please let usknow. You might also find what you needby checking out Grand Valley State foot-ball on the internet at gvsulakers.com. Ifyou would like to request photographs,feature stories, interviews, or additionalinformation, please contact the GrandValley State sports information depart-ment at (616) 331-3275.

Tim NottOffice Phone: (616) 331-3275

Email: [email protected] cell - 616 498-4713

D.J. FosterOffice Phone: (616) 331-3249

Email: [email protected]


MEDIA INFORMATION

Every Grand Valley State football game,both home and away, will be carried live onthe Grand Valley State Football Network.ESPN 96.1 FM will serve as the flagshipstation. Affiliates are as followsESPN-FM 96.1 Grand Rapids**WMUS-FM 107.9 Muskegon**WDFN-AM 1130 DetroitWKMI-AM 1360 KalamazooWIMS-AM 1420 Michigan City, IN**WBRN-AM 1460 Big RapidsWBRN-FM 107.7 Big RapidsWHFB-AM 1060 Benton Harbor**WBRN-FM 95.1 Reed City

WHTC-AM 1450 Holland**WFNT-AM 1470 FlintWTVB-AM 1590 ColdwaterWTVB-FM 95.5 ColdwaterWTKA-AM 1050 Ann Arbor**WLBY-AM 1290 Ann ArborWJIM-AM 1240 Lansing##WVFN-AM 730 Lansing##Flagship station in BOLD**carrying Matt Mitchell Show## Abbreviated Football schedule

Dick Nelson, The Voice of Laker Footballfor 37 years, will call the play-by-play, withSteve Lloyd-Jones, adding color.

LAKER FOOTBALL ON THE RADIO

LAKER FOOTBALL TV/VIDEO/AUDIO

PRIMARY GVSU FOOTBALL MEDIA OUTLETSESPN Radio 96.177 Monroe Center, NWSuite 1000Phone: (616) [email protected]

Bret BakitaWOOD Radio1300 AM or 106.9 FMPhone: (616) [email protected]

Pete WallnerGrand Rapids Press/MLive155 Michigan NWGrand Rapids, MI 49501Phone: (616) [email protected]

Dan D’AddonaHolland Sentinel54 W. 8th StreetHolland, MI 49423Phone: (616) 546-4271www.hollandsentinel.com

Grand Haven Tribune101 N. Third StreetGrand Haven, MI 49417Phone: (616) 842-6400

The LanthornGVSU Student Paper0051 Kirkhof CenterAllendale, MI 49401Phone: (616) [email protected]

Mark OpfermannMuskegon Chronicle981 3rd StreetMuskegon, MI 49443Phone: (231) [email protected]

Tom ClydeWZZM-TV 13P.O. Box ZGrand Rapids, MI 49501Phone: (616) [email protected]

Jack DolesWOOD-TV 8120 College Ave. SEGrand Rapids, MI 49503Phone: (616) [email protected]

Steve AmoroseWXMI FOX 173117 Plaza Drive NEGrand Rapids, MI 49525Phone: (616) [email protected]

Regional Outlets Phone Number Fax NumberAssociated Press 1-800-642-4125 313-259-4966Detroit News 1-800-678-6400 (2260) 313-222-6019Detroit Free Press 1-800-678-6728 (6660) 313-222-5983Bay City Times 1-800-219-9919 989-893-0649Big Rapids Pioneer 231-796-4831 231-769-1152Jackson Citizen Patriot 517-768-4967 517-787-9710Kalamazoo Gazette 269-345-3511 269-388-8447Lansing State Journal 517-377-1068 517-377-1298

Regional Outlets Phone Number Fax NumberMidland Daily News 989-839-4238 989-835-6991Macomb Daily 586-469-4510 586-469-2892Mt. Pleasant Morning Sun 989-779-6061 989-773-6060Observer-Eccentric 734-591-2300 734-591-7279Port Huron Times Hearald 810-989-6266 810-989-6294Saginaw News 989-752-7171 989-752-3115South Haven Tribune 269-637-1104 269-637-8415Traverse City Record-Eagle 231-933-1410 231-946-8273

• Television/Video - Every Laker home football game can be viewed either live on TV (XFinity 900) or live on the internet atgvsulakers.com. Tom Cleary and Bob Mitchell will handle the call on the Grand Valley Sports Network (GVSN). • GVSU Football Media Luncheon - Monday from 12-1 pm at Uccello’s in Standale. Coach Mitchell and selected players will discussthe previous game and talk about the upcoming opponent. • The Matt Mitchell Show (Video) - GVSU head coach Matt Mitchell will discuss Laker football with D.J. Foster. Available on theGVSU video channel on Youtube (gvsulakers.com Multimedia).Laker Football Weekly Radio Shows• GVSU Football Insider (ESPN 96.1) - Monday's 7-8 pm; Location Buffalo Wild Wings downtown Grand Rapids; Hosted by SteveLloyd-Jones and Brett Bakita.• Matt Mitchell show (ESPN 96.1) - Thursday's 6-7 pm; Main Street Pub Allendale; Hosted by Dick Nelson and Jeremy Bolker withhead football coach Matt Mitchell.Laker Football Gameday Radio Shows• GVSU Football Tailgate Show – ESPN 96.1 - hosted by Jeremy Bolker - 30 minute show starting 90 minutes prior to kickoff. (AtGVSU for home games and at Uccello's (Standale) for road games)• LMCU Pregame Show – GVSN Network hosted by Steve Lloyd-Jones 30 minute show 60 minutes prior to kickoff.• GVSU Football Kickoff Show – GVSN Network hosted by Steve Lloyd-Jones 30 minute show 30 minutes prior to kickoff.• GVSU Football Postgame Show – Immediately following the end of the game hosted by Steve Lloyd-Jones 30 minute show.


MEDIA INFORMATION/QUICK FACTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Allendale, Mich.FOUNDED 1960ENROLLMENT 24,477 (Fall 2014)SCHOOL COLORS Blue, Black and WhiteCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM Arend D. Lubbers StadiumCAPACITY 10,620SURFACE FieldTurfPRESIDENT Thomas J. HaasATHLETIC DIRECTOR Tim W. Selgo

HEAD COACH Matt MitchellALMAMATER Cornell College (‘97)RECORD AT GV (YEARS) 39-11 (4)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 39-11 (4)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 616-331-3050ASSISTANTSAssociate Head Coach/Wide Receivers Jack GinnCo-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Jim LouisCo-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Nick PostmaOffensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Tim MorrisonDefensive Line E.J. WhitlowQuarterbacks Matt VitzthumRunning Backs Matt YochesGraduate Assistant Scott ColeGraduate Assistant Charlie Roberts Student Assistant Jake BuffingaFOOTBALL HISTORYFirst Year - 1971All Time Record - 353-129-3 (.733)Last Playoff Appearance - 2013Playoff Appearances - 1978 (NAIA), 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994,1998, 2001, 2002,2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013GLIAC North Champions - 2012GLIAC Champions - 1977, 1978, 1981, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1997, 1998, 2001,2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010NCAA Division II National Champions - 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006

COACHING INFORMATION

2013 RECORD 12-3CONFERENCE FINISH 7-2 (3rd GLIAC North)OFFENSIVE SET No Huddle, One BackDEFENSIVE SET 4-3LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 47 / 18STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 16 / 9

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 4 at Azusa PacificSept. 13 Ohio DominicanSept. 20 at Ferris StateSept. 27 Lake ErieOct. 4 at HillsdaleOct. 11 Wayne StateOct. 18 at Michigan TechOct. 25 at FindlayNov. 1 AshlandNov. 8 TiffinNov. 15 Saginaw Valley State

2013 RESULTS (12-3 (7-2 GLIAC))Azusa Pacific W 38-17Truman State W 31-15Tiffin W 42-17at Ohio Dominican L 57-14Michigan Tech W 49-3at Ferris State L 54-44Northern Michigan W 48-17at Northwood W 23-17Hillsdale W 31-21at Wayne State W 34-20Saginaw Valley State W 49-34Saginaw Valley State* W 40-7at CSU-Pueblo* W 34-30West Texas A&M* W 35-28at NW Missouri State* L 27-13

* Denotes Playoff GameItalics denote Non-Conference Game

TEAM INFORMATION

GVSU FOOTBALL WEEKLYGet into the locker room once a week on XFINITY. GVSU FootballWeekly is a magazine style television show that airs on XFINITYchannel 900 in Michigan every Thursday at 9:00 pm during the sea-son. Hosted by Steve Lloyd-Jones, the show highlights the previousweek’s game and then takes a deeper look at the football programfrom the inside. GVSU Football Weekly goes inside the locker roomat halftime, goes in-depth with one of the players every week, andincludes behind-the-scenes features on the program.

EMAIL/INTERNET Grand Valley State has a wireless network and four data portsavailable for use in the press box. The Grand Valley State sports in-formation department will compile an opponent email list.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Photography credentials are issued to media and departmentphotographers only. Photographers must remain outside the restrain-ing line enclosing the playing field.

STATISTICS The Statcrew Football in-game statistics program is used to pro-vide a play-by-play report, halftime summary and final game statis-tics.

PRACTICESAll practices, as a general rule, are open to the media. However,

no interviews may be conducted during a practice. Interviews withplayers or coaches must be arranged in advance, and may be heldbefore or after practice.INTERVIEWS WITH HEAD COACH MATT MITCHELLAll requests for interviews with head coach Matt Mitchell should

be made through the Grand Valley State sports information depart-ment at (616) 331-3275.

PLAYER INTERVIEWSAll requests for player interviews should be made through the

Grand Valley State sports information department at least 48 hoursin advance. Game day interviews are not permitted prior to the game.Post-game interviews will take place in the Football Center MediaRoom after the team has been dismissed from its post-game meeting.In general, Coach Mitchell and players will be available approxi-mately 10 minutes after the game.

COACHES


COACHES

MATT MITCHELLHEAD COACH11TH SEASON AT GVSU (5TH AS HC)

Matt Mitchell is set for his fifth year as the head coach of theGrand Valley State University football program. Mitchell is 39-11as the head coach of the Lakers with two NCAA DII Playoff ap-pearances, a GLIAC Championship and two GLIAC North Divisiontitles. In addition, Mitchell is 4-2 in NCAA DII Playoff action as ahead coach and guided GVSU to its eighth NCAA DII Semifinalappearance since 2001. In 10 years as a part of the Laker footballprogram (four as head coach and six as an assistant) Mitchell hascoached in two NCAA DII Chaampionship games, four NCAAsemifinal contests and eight NCAA quarterfinal games. Mitchell guided the Lakers to a 12-3 overall mark and a 9-2 reg-ular season mark in 2013. The Lakers also notched a 4-2 markagainst teams that finished the year ranked in final AFCA Coashes’poll. GVSU closed the 2013 regular season with a 49-34 victoryover 15th-ranked Saginaw Valley State. The Lakers and Cardinalswere paired up against one another in an NCAA Super Region 4first-round playoff matchup just one week later and GVSU againcame out on top, this time by a 40-7 score. Grand Valley State cap-tured a 34-30 victory at No. 3 Colorado State-Pueblo and won itseithth NCAA DII regional crown with a 35-28 comeback win over11th-ranked West Texas A&M. The Lakers dropped a 27-13 decitionat eventual National Champion Northwest Missouri State in thesemifinals. The Lakers averaged 35.0 points and 431.3 yards per games in2013. A stable of running backs averaged 186.5 yards per gamerushing, while the passing game produced 244.7 yards per games.Due to injuries, the Lakers used two starting QBs and the RB trio

The Matt Mitchell FileDegree: Cornell (Iowa), 1997, Biology/SecondaryEducationFamily: wife, Jen, sons, Trayton and RJ

Coaching: 2013 - 12-3 NCAA DII Semifinals 2012 - 8-3 GLIAC North Champion 2011 - 8-3 GLIAC North Champion 2010 - 11-2 NCAA DII Regional Semifinal 2009 - 13-2 NCAA DII Finalist 2008 - 11-1 NCAA DII Quarterfinals 2007 - 12-1 NCAA DII Semifinals 2006 - 13-0 NCAA DII National Champions 2005 - 15-0 NCAA DII National Champions 2004 -10-3 NCAA DII Quarterfinals 2008 - 2009 Defensive Coordinator Linebackers/Defensive Backs Grand Valley State 2004 - 2007 Assistant Coach Defensive Backs Grand Valley State 2000 - 2003 Assistant Coach Linebackers Wartburg


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patched together a rotation that rushed for 2,798 yards and 32 TDs.The defense forced 31 turnovers really meshed together the second-half of the regular season and the playoff run. Senior offensive cen-ter Matt Armstrong was a consensus first-team all-american and wasthe recipient of the 2013 Rimington Award as the top center in Di-vision II football. In addition, sophomore tight end Jamie Pottsearned all-america honors after catching 54 passes for 899 yards and11 TDs.. Grand Valley State was decimated by injuries on the defensiveside of the ball in 2012. Offensively, the Lakers led the GLIAC inscoring in 2012 despite missing a number of key performres thatwere lost to season-ending injuries early in the season. Mitchell set a Grand Valley State record for most wins in a sea-son for a first-year football coach (11) in 2010, guiding GVSU to a10-1 regular season mark and a victory over Colorado Mines in anNCAA DII First-Round playoff game. The Laker defense held fiveopponents to 10 points or less, while the Laker offense scored 35points or more nine times. A six-year veteran of the GVSU coaching staff prior to becom-ing head coach, Mitchell was the defensive coordinator and line-backer/safety coach for the Lakers. Mitchell's 2009 defense finishedthe regular season ranked first in the GLIAC in scoring defense(17.7 ppg), rushing defense (95.6 ypg), total defense (305.0 ypg),turnover margin (+22), QB sacks (48), tackles for loss (7.1 pg), andinterceptions (21). The GVSU defense ranked in the top 20 of sixNCAA DII national categories and held six opponents to 10 pointsor less. Seven Laker defenders earned either All-GLIAC first or sec-ond-team honors in 2009. The 2008 Laker defense led the GLIAC in six different cate-gories and ranked in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense(4th/12.6), QB sacks (2nd/4.17) and tackles for loss (6th/9.17).GVSU also ranked 17th in total defense (278.9), tallied two shutoutsand limited seven opponents to 10 points or less on the year withMitchell at the helm. Ten Lakers earned All-GLIAC plaudits, in-cluding Dan Skuta being named the GLIAC Defensive Lineman ofthe Year and being a consensus all-american selection. Mitchell’s 2007 Laker linebacking unit was the focal point of aGVSU defense that led the GLIAC and ranked nationally in scoringdefense (14.5), total defense (303.6), pass efficiency defense (95.6)and QB sacks (42), while ranking second in pass defense (154.7)and rush defense (148.9). Grand Valley State held nine-of-13 oppo-nents under 14 points and only one scored more than 21 points. An-thony Adams was a consensus all-american, while Kirk Carruth andMatt Beaty earned All-GLIAC honors. In 2006, the Laker defense held its opponents to seven pointsor less five times, including a shutout in the season-opener at Find-lay. GVSU led the nation in QB sacks per game (3.53), while rank-ing fifth in turnovers gained (37). The Lakers held 8-of-15 foesunder 100 yards rushing. Mitchell’s linebacking unit featured All-American Anthony Adams, Matt Beaty, Kirk Carruth and P.J. Beuke.That group comprised four of the top 10 tacklers on the 2006 squad. In 2005, the Lakers’ defensive charge led the nation in pass ef-ficiency defense (83.6), ranked third in scoring defense (12.2), fifthin total defense (254.6) and seventh in rushing defense (88.3). GrandValley State held its opponents off the scoreboard in 25-of-52 quar-ters played during the 2005 season and seven-of-13 opponentsscored 10 points or less. In addition, nine-of-13 foes failed to reachthe 100-yard rushing mark. The Grand Valley State defense yielded15 TDs in 13 games last season, with six of those 15 TDs coming inthe fourth quarter. The Lakers held three opponents out of the end-zone for over 11 quarters to start the season. Mitchell’s linebacking unit was key in the Lakers’ dominatingdefense in 2004. GVSU led the GLIAC in scoring defense (14.4),rushing defense (99.2), and total defense (281.2). The Lakers rankedsecond in pass efficiency defense (95.7) and QB sacks (33). GVSU

held six teams to seven points or less with one shutout (34-0 atWayne State). Prior to his arrival at GVSU, Mitchell spent four years at Wart-burg (Iowa) College as an assistant coach, including the final twoas the defensive coordinator. Wartburg, which compiled a record of21-3 while Mitchell was in charge of the defense, advanced to thequarterfinals of the NCAA Division III National Championship eachof his last two years. Wartburg finished third in total defense, secondin rush defense and eighth in scoring defense in 2003 underMitchell's guidance. His 2002 defense also ranked among the top10 statistically in Division III. Mitchell is a certified strength and conditioning coach throughthe NSCA and a club coach certified through USA Weightlifting.Mitchell was named the Football Quarterly Division II Strength andConditioning Coach of the Year in February 2007. Mitchell earned his B.S.S in Biology and Secondary Educationfrom Cornell (Iowa) College in 1997. Matt was a two-time, First-Team All-Midwest Conference selection as a defensive lineman dur-ing his playing career at Cornell (Iowa) College. Matt and his wife, the former Jenny Selgo, are the proud parentsof sons Trayton (5) and RJ (4).

All-Americans under Mitchell:Player Position YearCameron Bradfield OL 2010Andre Thomas DL 2011Matt Armstrong OL 2013Jamie Potts TE 2013

Defensive All-GLIAC under Mitchell:Player Position YearLucius Hawkins LB 2004Matt Beaty LB 2005,07Anthony Adams LB 2006,07Kirk Carruth LB 2006,07Jake McGuckin SS 2008, 09Rob Carlisle CB 2008, 10Chris Huley CB 2008Justin Victor LB 2009Zach Breen LB 2009, 10Matt Bakker DB 2009, 10Reggie Williams CB 2013


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JACK GINNASSOC. HEAD COACH/WIDE RECEIVERS6TH SEASON AT GVSU

RECRUITING AREA: Southeast Michigan, Northern Indiana, Ft. Wayne, Toledo

Jack Ginn enters his sixth year at Grand Valley State as the associate head coach. Ginn will move back to coaching the widereceivers in 2014 aftter coaching the quarterbacks in 2013. Due to injuries Ginn had to mentor two different starting quarterbacks during the 15-game schedule. However, that did not slow

the offense as GVSU averaged 35.0 points, 431.3 yards of total offense per game and 6.8 yards per play in 2013. Heath Parling andIsiah Grimes combined to throw for 3,671 yards and 35 TDs. In addition to coaching the quarterbacks in 2013, Ginn played a majorrole in the development of wide receiver Brandon Green and tight end Jamie Potts. Green hauled in 53 catches for 1,210 yards and sixTDs en route to earning First-Team Alll-GLIAC honors, while Potts caught 54 passes for 899 yards and 11 TDs. Potts earned all-america honors in addition to being named First-Team All-GLIAC. Ginn is known for an innovative, yet balanced offensive scheme. Since his arrival, GVSU has led the GLIAC and ranked in the

top 20 nationally in virtually every offensive category. GVSU has averaged over 35.0 points and 450 yards per game during Ginn’stenure with the Lakers. Ginn has tutored eight offensive players that have earned All-GLIAC first or second-team honors in his sixyears. Ginn started the North Carolina Wesleyan football program in 2004 and quickly established the Blue & Gold as a USA South con-

tender. In four years, he compiled a 23-17 overall record and an 18-9 USA South mark, having produced the first-ever undefeated con-ference champion with a 7-0 league record in 2007. Additionally, Ginn produced 42 All-Conference players, two Defensive Rookiesof the Year, two Offensive Rookies of the Year, and two Offensive Players of the Year. North Carolina Wesleyan earned its first NCAA Tournament berth and playoff win in 2007, becoming the first-ever #8 seed to

knock off a #1 seed when the Bishops upset Washington and Jefferson by a 35-34 score. In just four seasons of play, Ginn took NorthCarolina Wesleyan from unknown status to a spot in the Division National III top 25. Ginn joined North Carolina Wesleyan with 15 years of college coaching experience, including stints at NCAA Division I, II, and

III institutions. In those 15 seasons, Ginn was a part of 130 victories and just 28 defeats, having spent almost equal time coachingoffense and defense. Prior to coming to North Carolina Wesleyan, Ginn served two years as an assistant coach at Shepherd College, an NCAA Division

II school in Shepherdstown, WV. During his tenure, Shepherd compiled a two-year record of 15-5, and set 16 offensive school records.From 1997-2000, Ginn was the Offensive Coordinator at Wartburg College, a NCAA Division III school in Waverly, IA . His offenseaveraged 35 points per game over the four-year period, setting 19 school records and helping Wartburg achieve a 35-6 record. Ginn began his coaching career in 1987 as a part-time assistant at his alma mater, Emory & Henry College. Emory & Henry con-

cluded the 1987 campaign with an appearance in the NCAA Division III national semifinals. Ginn spent the 1988 and 1989 seasons asa graduate assistant at the University of Illinois. The Illini played in the 1988 All-American Bowl (vs. Florida) and the 1990 FloridaCitrus Bowl (vs. Virginia). Ginn returned to his alma mater in the fall of 1990, coaching the secondary for six years. Emory & Henrywon four conference championships and compiled a record of 49-14during his stay. Ginn and his wife, Sherri, have three children: daughter Katherine

(19), son Adam (14), and son Carter (13). All-GLIAC under Ginn:

Player Position YearJonn Mathews WR 2008Blake Smolen WR 2008-09Andrew Lorman TE 2009, 11Greg Gay WR 2010-11Tony Carreri TE 2010-11Jovonne Augustus WR 2010-11Charles Johnson WR 2011-12Israel Woolfork WR 2012


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TIM MORRISONASST. COACH/OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR5TH SEASON AT GVSU

RECRUITING AREA: West Michigan, Indianapolis

Tim Morrison enters his fifth year coaching the offensive line and his second as the Grand Valley State offensive coordinator. Mor-rison has solidified himself as one of the top offensive minds and offensive line coaches in the country, evidenced by his tutoring 10All-GLIAC performers in four years. Morrison guided the Laker offensive line and offensive unit as a whole to an outstanding 2013 campaign. The Lakers averaged35.0 points and 431.3 yards per game. GVSU used two starting quarterbacks due to injury and that duo combined to throw for 3,671passing yards and 35 TDs. Three primary running backs also had to be used due to various injuries throughout the season and that group

rushed for 2,798 yards and 32 TDs. The Laker offensive line wasled by consensus all-american and the Rimington Award winner asthe top center in the country in Matt Armstrong. Jim Walsh alsoearned All-GLIAC honors.

The 2012 offense ranked among the leaders nationally and theGVSU offensive line keyed that scoring punch. GVSU ranked sixthnationally in scoring (41.9 ppg), second in the GLIAC and 13thnationally in total yards per game (474.5), while ranking 10th na-tionally in sacks allowed (0.73).

Morrison’s 2011 offensive line led the GLIAC and ranked sixthnationally in sacks allowed (10). The Laker offensive line pavedthe way for a balanced offensive attack. GVSU led the GLIAC inrushing (226.4), total offense (467.5) and scoring (42.3) in 2011,while ranking fifth in passing (240.9). GVSU ranked sixth nation-ally in scoring and 10th in total offense.

Morrison’s offensive line in 2010 played a key role in an of-fense that ranked nationally in several categories, including 14thin rushing offense (216.3), 16th in scoring offense (36.1) and 17thin total offense (437.6).

Morrison tutored three All-GLIAC honorees in 2010, includingfirst-team performers Cameron Bradfield and Matt Armstrong.Bradfield signed a free agent contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars,while Armstrong is a preseason all-american.

Prior to his arrival at GVSU, Morrison spent nine years as theoffensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at Wartburg. In addition, Morrison spent the two years (2008-2009) as the offensive co-ordinator for the Knights. Wartburg was 66-17 during his time on the staff, including four trips to the NCAA DIII playoffs. The Knightsranked as one of the top offensive units in the Iowa Intercollegiate AthleticConference and in Division III with Morrison at the helm of the offense.Wartburg used a balanced attack en route to setting several team and indi-vidual records, while his offensive lines allowed just 48 quarterback sacksin over 1,600 passing attempts from 2002-2009. Tim spent two years(1999-2000) coaching the linebackers and special teams at Allegheny Col-lege. Morrison earned four letters (1995-1999) and was the starting fullbackfor three seasons at Wartburg. He was voted team captain as a senior. Mor-rison earned a B.A. degree in secondary education at Wartburg in 1999and completed his masters of arts in education degree from Viterbo (Wis.)University in July of 2007. Tim and his wife, Betsy, reside in Grandvillewith daughter Harper (3)

All-GLIAC under Morrison:Player Position YearCameron Bradfield OL 2010James Hardy OL 2011Ian Evans OL 2011Andrew Biedenbender OL 2011-12Tim Lelito OL 2011-12Matt Armstrong OL 2010, 12, 13Jim Walsh OL 2013


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NICK POSTMACO-DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR5th SEASON AT GVSU

RECRUITING AREA: Northern and Eastern Detroit suburbs, Kansas Junior Colleges

Nick Postma enters his fifth year in charge of the Laker secondary, but his first as the co-defensive coordinator. Postma is makinghis second stint on the Laker coaching staff, having served as a graduate assistant in 2007. Postma mentored a defensive secondary that earned three All-GLIAC plaudits in 2013. Reggie Williams, Deonte Hurst and ErikThompson each earned honors and held as the last line of defense. The Laker defensive backfield picked off 21 passes and held opponentsto 216.8 passing yards per game. The aggressive unit played run support as well as defending the pass, evidenced by five secondaryperformers ranking among the top 10 in total tackles. In addition, the Laker secondary recorded 58 pass breakups. In this time of passhappy offenses, the GVSU secondary yielded just 20 passing TDs. Postma tutored three All-GLIAC performers (Matt Bakker, Zach Breen, Rob Carlisle) in 2010 as GVSU’s secondary picked off 18passes and notched 35 pass deflections as a group in 2010. The Laker defensive secondary ranked among the leaders nationally in passdefense, pass breakups and interceptions. Prior to his return to GVSU, Postma spent two years as an assistant coach at Lake Erie College in Painesville, Ohio where hecoached the defensive backs. Nick spent the 2006 campaign at Gannon University as a defensive backs coach. A graduate of Saginaw Valley State, Postma earned a bachelor's degree in exercise science in June of 2005. Postma was a four-yearletterwinner and a three-year starter for the Cardinals on the gridiron as a strong safety. Saginaw Valley State appeared in the NCAA Di-vision II playoffs each of his playing seasons, while also capturing a GLIAC Championship in 2003. SVSU compiled an overall recordof 39-9 and a GLIAC mark of 34-6 during his career. Postma, who recorded 110 career tackles, earned All-GLIAC honors as a senior.

All-GLIAC under Postma:Player Position YearMatt Bakker DB 2009-10Rob Carlisle DB 2010Zach Breen DB 2010-11Erik Thompson DB 2011Deonte’ Hurst DB 2013Reggie Williams DB 2013


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RECRUITING AREA: Southwest Michigan, Kalamazoo, Chicago Western Suburbs

Jim Louis enters his first year as linebacker coach and co-defensive coordinator for the Laker football program. Louis was pre-viously the defensive coordinator/linebacker coach at St. Cloud State (Minn.) from 2008-1013. "We are excited to have Jim join our coaching staff and become a part of the Laker football tradition," said fourth-year headcoach Matt Mitchell. "Jim is an outstanding coach, a proven recruiter and will bring a fresh perspective to our defensive staff." St. Cloud State experienced a great deal of success on the gridiron since his arrival in 2008. The Huskies were a combined 52-20 overall, including a 45-15 mark in Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference action. In addition, St. Cloud State captured two NSICco-championships in 2010 and 2011 and advanced to the NCAA Division II playoffs three times during his tenure on the defensivecoordinator. "It is an honor to join the Grand Valley State football program and be-come a part of the Laker football tradition," said Louis. "I have been fa-miliar with coaches on the staff and kept track of the success they haveenjoyed on the field since I joined the coaching ranks. I am excited to ex-perience everything that surrounds the football program and join the interframework of one of the top collegiate football programs in the country,"added Louis. St. Cloud State led the nation in turnover margin in 2010 (+23) andranked third during the 2013 campaign (+22). His 2011 defense ranked10th in scoring (17.8 ppg) and 16th in pass defense (167.7 ypg). SCSUranked among the top four in six defensive categories 22 times since 2008in the NSIC and he coach a defensive all-american in each of the last threeyears. Louis joined the St. Cloud State coaching staff after three seasons asan assistant coach at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa. At Wartburg, hewas hired as the defensive line coach in 2005, and in 2006 was named thedefensive coordinator and linebackers coach. Louis directed his Wartburgdefense to the number one ranking in nearly every category in the Iowa In-tercollegiate Athletic Conference (IIAC). In 2007, the Knights were rankedin the top 15 nationally in five defensive categories, including second inthe nation in scoring defense. Louis was a part of the St. Cloud State football program from 1993 to 1997. A three-year starter, he earned All-North CentralConference recognition in 1996 as an Honorable Mention player and in 1997 as a Second Team honoree. He was also named to the1996 and 1997 Academic All-North Central Conference teams. He ranked among the top five in Husky tackles during the 1995,1996, and 1997 seasons. He was the second leading tackler for the Huskies in 1997 recording 94 that season. Louis currently ranks14th on the St. Cloud State tackles chart with 236 during his career.

Jim and his wife, Stacy, are the proud parents of Zoe (12), Ben (10) and Trey (8).

JIM LOUISCO-DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR1st SEASON AT GVSU


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MATT YOCHESASST. COACH/RUNNING BACKS9TH SEASON AT GVSU

RECRUITING AREA: Mid-Michigan, Lansing Area, Chicago South Suburbs, California Junior Colleges

Matt Yoches enters his ninth year on the Laker coaching staff and will tutor the running backs in 2014. His nine years on the staff rankssecond to head coach Matt Mitchell’s 10 years, but when including his playing days Yoches has been a part of the Laker football programsince 2000. Matt has coached 16 All-GLIAC performers and six all-america selections during his coaching tenure. Yoches tutored two All-GLIAC performers in 2013, despite the only returning regular being lost for the season on the seventh play ofthe first game. DeOndre Hogan earned All-GLIAC Second-Team plaudits, while Matt Mosley garnered honorable mention honors. TheLaker defensive front recorded 40 tackles for loss and 20 QB sacks. The 2012 GVSU defensive line was decimated by injuries, evidenced by the fact that 22 games were missed from the defensive front. The Lakes’ 2011 defensive line led the GLIAC in QB sacks (36) and tackles for loss (93), while helping the squad rank second in scoringdefense (20.2). Yoches’ 2010 defensive line ranked among the league leaders in sacks and tackles for loss. The 2010 defensive line played a key role in a defense that ranked 15th nationally in scoring defense (17.7 ppg), 17th in rushing defense

(95.6 ypg), and 13th in QB sacks (48). In addition, the Laker defense recorded107 tackles for loss, a total that led the GLIAC and ranked 47th nationally.The Laker defense led the GLIAC in five categories and ranked among thetop 10 in every listing. Yoches tutored junior defensive end Danny Richard,the 2009 GLIAC Defensive Lineman of the Year, while Nick Lawrence andAlex Gilde earned All-GLIAC plaudits.

The 2008 Laker defense led the GLIAC in six different categories andranked in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense (4th/12.6), QB sacks(2nd/4.17) and tackles for loss (6th/9.17). GVSU also ranked 17th in total de-fense (278.9), tallied two shutouts and limited seven opponents to 10 pointsor less on the year. Justin Victor and Brad Howard both earned All-GLIAChonors as linebackers under Yoches.

Yoches guided the 2007 GVSU defensive line to 28 QB sacks and 49.5tackles for loss. GVSU led the GLIAC in scoring defense (14.5), total defense(303.6), pass efficiency defense (95.6) and QB sacks (42), while ranking sec-ond in pass defense (154.7) and rush defense (148.9). Grand Valley State heldnine-of-13 opponents under 14 points and only one scored more than 21points. Junior Dan Skuta earned all-america honors, while senior Ryan Gay-dosh and freshman Danny Richard earned All-GLIAC plaudits.

Yoches’ defensive line dominated the line of scrimmage in 2006. The Laker defensive line played a key role in holding opponents toseven points or less five times, including a shutout in the season-opener at Findlay.GVSU led the nation in QB sacks per game (3.53), while ranking fifth in turnoversgained (37). The Lakers held 8-of-15 foes under 100 yards rushing. Four membersof the Laker defensive line ranked among the top eight tacklers and accounted for57 tackles for loss and 28 quarterback sacks. Defensive tackle Mike McFadden washonored as the GLIAC Defensive Lineman of the Year for the second straight yearand became the first two-time winner of the Gene Upshaw Award which is presentedto the top interior lineman in Division II football. Defensive tackle Derrick Jonesjoined McFadden on the All-GLIAC First-Team. Yoches turned in a stellar four-year career for the Lakers on the defensive line(2000-2003). A four-year letterwinner for the Lakers on the defensive front, Yocheswas part of GVSU’s back-to-back National Championship teams in 2002-03. He tal-lied 38 tackles, 12 tackles for loss (-67) and five QB sacks (-42) during his seniorcampaign. Matt received All-GLIAC plaudits and was named to the CoSIDA DistrictFour All-Academic squad as a senior. Yoches recorded 68 total tackles, 16 tacklesfor loss (-67) and seven QB sack (-42) in his career. GVSU was 48-6 during his ca-reer with two National Championships and two GLIAC titles. A Dearborn Heights, Mich. native, Matt graduated from Grand Valley State in2004 with a movement science degree and is currently working on his master’s. Mattand his wife, the former Adrienne Lubeck, are the proud parents of Samuel (7) andDanielle (5).

All-GLIAC under Yoches:Player Position YearKeyonta Marshall DL 2004Marcus Spencer DL 2004Aaron Hein DL 2004Michael McFadden DL 2004,05,06Jorge Tapia DL 2005Derrick Jones DL 2006Ryan Gaydosh DL 2006,07Dan Skuta DL 2006,07Danny Richard DL 2007, 08, 09Justin Victor LB 2008Brad Howard LB 2008Alex Gilde DL 2009Nick Lawrence DL 2009-10Andre Thomas DL 2011De’Ondre Hogan DL 2013Matt Mosley DL 2013


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E.J. WHITLOWASST. COACH/DEFENSIVE LINE1ST SEASON AT GVSU

RECRUITING AREA: Detroit, Western and Southern Detroit Suburbs, Cleveland

E.J. Whitlow enters his first season on the Laker football coaching staff. Whitlow, who will coach the defensive line, was previouslythe defensive line coach at Notre Dame College (Ohio) from 2010-1013.

"We are excited to have E.J. join our coaching staff," said fourth-year coach Matt Mitchell. "E.J. knows the GLIAC, having been anoutstanding player at Findlay and he brings a valuable asset in recruiting having gone to high school on the east side of the state," addedMitchell.

Whitlow spent four years at Notre Dame College (Ohio) and was a part of the program from its beginning as the Falcons initial seasonplaying football was in 2010. Whitlow was a graduate assistant in 2010 and 2011, but became the full-time defensive line coach in 2012.

"It is an honor to become a part of the Grand Valley State footballcoaching staff and the tradition of the program," said Whitlow. "I havefollowed Grand Valley State having played in the GLIAC and whenI got into coaching you pay attention to the top programs in the coun-try and obviously Grand Valley State falls in that category."

Whitlow played collegiately at Findlay from 2006-10, where he wastwice an All-GLIAC performer as a defensive tackle and was namedthe Oilers' 2009 Team MVP. He recorded 44 total tackles and 5.0 tack-les for loss (-19) en route to earning All-GLIAC honors as a junior,followed by senior season in which he tallied career-highs in totaltackles (60) and tackles for loss with six (-21) and was named First-Team All-GLIAC and team MVP.


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Dave Larkin returns for his second stint on the GVSU coaching staff, having served as an assistantcoach during the 2008-09 campaigns. Larkin will work with the tight ends in 2014.

Larkin was most recently the offensive coordinator/QB coach at Grand Haven High School from2010-2013. Grand Haven won the O.K. Red Conference title and qualified for the playoffs with Larkin leadingthe offense. Prior to Grand Valley State and Grand Haven, Larkin was the head coach at Jenison High Schoolfor eight years. He guided Jenison to the 2000 O.K. Red Conference title and advanced to the 2001 MHSAADivision II State Championship game in 2001. He also spent three years as the head coach at Flint Carman-Ainsworth where he won a conference championship and qualified for the playoffs and three years as thehead coach at Grayling High School. Dave and his wife, Terry, have three children.

RECRUITING AREA: Northeast Michigan, Dayton, Cincinnati

Matt Vitzthum enters his second year on the Laker coaching staff and his first as the quarterback coach. Vitzthum coached a groupof talented running backs his first year on the staff. Prior to arriving at Grand Valey State, Vitzthum was the quarterback coach at Wit-tenberg University. Vitzthum mentored one of the most productive running back units in the country in 2013. The group rushed for 2,798 yards and32 TDs, while accounting for 186.5 yards per game. Michael Ratay (1,012), Chris Robinson (880) and Kirk Spencer (450) led the wayfor the Laker rushing game. Ratay earned All-GLIAC honors, but missed the final six games with an injury, while Spencer missed themiddle portion of the season. Robinson was coming back from a season ending injury in 2012. "We are excited to have Matt join the Grand Valley State football program," said head coach Matt Mitchell. "Matt has been aroundsuccessful football programs in St. Cloud State and Wittenberg that have competed at a championship level. In addition, he has workedunder some outstanding coaches that are highly respected in the coaching profession." Vitzthum joined the Wittenberg coaching staff in 2012 after spending three years at St. Cloud State as a graduate assistant coach.Wittenberg finished with a 10-2 mark and advanced to the second round of the NCAA DIII Playoffs during the 2012 campaign. He tu-tored an all-conference quarterback and helped direct an offense that led the league in total offense, passing efficiency and scoring. Vitzthum served as the video coordinator and also coached both the tight ends and running backs at St. Cloud State, helping theteam to a three-year record of 30-7, including two trips to the NCAA DII football playoffs. He coached three players who earned all-conference honors as St. Cloud State advanced to the NCAA Division II Tournament in both 2010 and 2011. Matt played three years of football at Wartburg College, earning Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year and a varsity letter duringhis playing career. While working toward his bachelor of arts in business administration that he earned in 2009, Vitzthum spent twoyears serving as a student assistant coach, assisting the offensive coordinator with game plans and conducting weekly scout team meet-ings.

MATT VITZTHUMASST. COACH/QUARTERBACKS2ND SEASON AT GVSU

DAVE LARKINASSISTANT COACH


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Mark Stoessner enters his eighthyear as head athletic trainer at GrandValley State. Stoessner is responsiblefor the day-to-day operation in theGVSU athletic training department thatoversees more than 550 student-ath-letes. Stoessner, who was awarded theGreat Lakes Athletic Trainers’ Associ-ation’s Dedicated Service Award for 2012, is currently the Presidentof the Michigan Athletic Trainers Society.

Stoessner was an assistant athletic trainer at Michigan from 2001-2004, before taking over as the Coordinator of Athletic Medicine forthe Wolverines in 2004. In addition to his responsibilities in athletictraining, Stoessner was an instructor in the Department of Kinesiol-ogy. Prior to joining the University of Michigan in 2001, Mark wasthe head athletic trainer at Northern Michigan from 1988-2001.Stoessner received his Master of Arts degree from Northern Michiganin 1988 and his Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green in1986.

A native of Ravenna, Ohio, Stoessner and his wife, Becky, are theproud parents of sons Jeremy (18) and Joshua (14). Mark is an activemember of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the Michi-gan Athletic Trainers Association.

MarkStoessner

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

DamonArnold

ACADEMIC ADVISOR

Damon Arnold is in his 10th yearas the athletic academic advisor atGrand Valley State. In his position as athletic aca-demic advisor at Grand Valley,Arnold and his staff work with all 20intercollegiate athletic teams and stu-dent-athletes on a variety of aca-demic issues. Arnold assists the coordinators of tutorial services,the academic resource center and career services in assisting stu-dent-athletes with the appropriate support services on campus asneeded. In addition, Arnold assists all student-athletes with courseselection, goal fulfillment and eligibility requirements, while mon-itoring the academic progress during the academic year of student-athletes in each sport. Prior to coming to Grand Valley, Arnold spent five years atWashington State University where he worked as a counselor/ad-vocate for African American student-athletes. Damon received his Associates Degree in 1992 and his Bach-elor of Arts degree in 1997. Damon then went on to obtain hisMaster of Arts Degree and Masters of Science Degree in PhysicalEducation. Finally Damon earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Ed-ucation in 2003. Damon and his wife, Sharelle, have a son D.J. (11), and a daugh-ter, Alani (9)

Michael PannoneStudent Assistant

Jerry SchneiderEquipment

Dustin SimmonsEquipment

Jordan CooperEquipment

Scott ColeGraduate Assistant

Charlie RobertsGraduate Assistant

Jake BuffingaStudent Assistant


PREVIEW

The 2014 Grand Valley State football team en-ters the campaign with the optimism and excitement likethat of many others. The start of practice building to theseason opener, with the hopes and dreams of extendingthe season with a playoff run. However, the previous 26

years the finaldestination forthe NCAADII NationalC h a m p i -onship gamewas BralyStadium inFlorence, A l a b a m a .Grand ValleyState reachedthat destina-tion six timesfrom 2001-

2013, with four NCAA DII Football National Champi-onships. In 2014 Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kansaswill serve as the site desired by many to end the footballseason. With 47 letterwinners returning, including a sen-ior class of 21 and 26 players that have started gamesfor the Lakers, fifth-year head coach Matt Mitchell andhis Laker football squad have their sights set firmly onAzusa Pacific.

“We are a process driven football team and theprocess starts with Azusa Pacific on September 4th inCalifornia,” said Mitchell. “Azusa Pacific was 10-2 lastyear and they have an outstanding team returning. If youwant to look ahead, our first three opponents in 2014(Azusa Pacific 10-2, Ohio Dominican 10-1, Ferris State8-3) were a combined 28-6 in 2013 so we have to beready from the opening kickoff of our first game. Wehave to prepare from the start of camp to get better eachday and take care of what we can control -- and theprocess of preparing each and every week for a qualityfootball team on our schedule is something that we cancontrol,” added Mitchell.

The Lakers return a significant amount of pro-duction on both the offensive and defensive side of theball, while all three phases of the kicking game return.

“We have a great group of returnees that have awealth of experience and have played key roles in oursuccess. But it starts with our senior class that is 21strong and played a significant role in our run to theNCAA DII semifinals a year ago,” said Mitchell

GVSU returns a pair ofsenior signal callers, HeathParling and Isiah Grimes,that have combined to start37 games (Parling24/Grimes 13) over the lastthree years. Parling com-pleted 155-of-273 passesfor 2,441 yards and 27

touchdowns a year ago and has thrown for 5,632 yardsand 82 touchdowns in his career. Grimes, who completed68-of-119 in 2013 for 1,230 yards and eight TDs last sea-son, has thrown for 3,670 yards and 31 TDs in his timeat GVSU. The QB duo has thrown for 9,302 yards and113 touchdowns in 37 career games. In addition, Grimes(169.6) and Parling (168.9) rank first and second in ca-reer pass efficiency rating at GVSU.

“We feel really good about where we stand withour quarterback situation,” said Mitchell. “Both haveproven to be outstanding quarterbacks and are both ca-pable of leading our football team.”

Parling started the opener, but sat the next fourgames with a shoulder injury. Grimes got the call beforeParling returned for game six. Grimes again got the callafter Parling was injured in game six and guided the Lak-ers to a pair key victories. Parling returned to start thefinal eight games and led the lakers to the NCAA DIISemifinals.

Talented, versatileand deep could best de-scribe the GVSU runningback position. The Lakersreturn a stable of backsthat have produced someincredible numbers.

The trio has rushedfor 3,656 yards and 56TDs, while catching 94passes for 1,163 yards. Inaddition, they have com-bined for 6,928 all-pur-pose yards in 37 careergames.

Ratay rushed for 1,012 yards and 16 TDs in 2013before a knee injury cost him the final six games. Robin-son filled in and rushed for 880 yards, while Spenceradded 450 yards via the ground. Spencer was a standoutperformer during the playoff run after returning from ahand injury that cost five games during the regular sea-

RUNNING BACKSPlayer ClassBen Hutchins Sr.Hersey Jackson Sr.Michael Ratay* Sr.Chris Robinson* Sr.Kirk Spencer Jr.Terrell Dorsey So.Parker McInnis R-Fr.Jalen Bryant Fr.Martayveous Carter Fr.Brandon Mable Fr.* Denotes returning starter

QUARTERBACKSPlayer ClassIsiah Grimes * Sr.Heath Parling * (inj. ‘12) Sr.Bart Williams RFr.Sean Charette RFr.Ollie Ajami Fr.* Denotes returning starter


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son. Robinson returned in 2014 after missing the major-ity of the 2013 to a knee injury.

“All three of these running backs have been pro-ductive throughout their careers and offer a different skillset,” said Mitchell. “This group is versatile, tough andknow what we want to do on the offensive side of theball,” added Mitchell.

Fellow senior Hersey Jackson has rushed for1,008 yards in his career and adds another element toLaker ground game.

Brandon Green turned ina stellar senior season,catching 53 passes for1,210 yards and six TDs.Offensive coordinator TimMorrison will have a com-mittee of receivers set toreplace the production ofGreen. Leading the groupof returnees will be seniorDarryl Pitts who hauled in30 catches for 525 yardsand five TDs. Fellow sen-ior Keontre Miskel pulled

in five catches for 105 yards. The Laker offense will lookto seniors Steve Eleazer and Justice Wright, while soph-omores Joe Robbins, James Wright and Matt Williamswill join freshmen Urston Smith and Brandon Bean asproducers in the passing game.

“On the offensive side of the ball this is the spotwhere we have some question marks,” said Mitchell.“We have some talented players, they just don’t have theexperience that we have at other positions. We have someyoung guys that are going to have to step up and give ussome significant contributions in all facets of the passinggame.”

Another position not lacking in talent, experienceand production is tight end. Leading the cast of returnees

is junior preseason All-American Jamie Potts. Pottsled the team in receptions(54) and TD catches (11),while recording 899 receiv-ing yards a year ago. SeniorJoe Wirth caught 17 passesfor 212 yards and four TDs,followed by Joe Warnerwho caught two passes,both of which went for atouchdown. Junior Alton

Voss will also join the cast at tight end.“We have a wide variety of skill sets at tight end,”

commented Mitchell. “We ask our tight ends to do anumber of things within our offense and this group al-lows us create matchups that favor what we want to ac-complish.”

The offensive line returnsa nice blend of experienceand youth. Four playershave started a significantnumber games for theLakers up front, with sixadditional pushing forplaying time. Junior JimWalsh is an All-Americacandidate and will teamwith senior Eric LaBuhnto form one of best leftsides of an offensive inDII football. Senior Pay-ton McCallum will handlethe snapping duties andjunior Brandon Revenbergwill continue to hold downright tackle. Junior Aaron

Cox, sophomore Robert Ault and redshirt freshmen DanDeLuca, Cameron Hobbs, Anthony Jazvac, Josh Dentler,Scott Koenigsknecht and Evan Schriner will battle forthe final spot and playing time. Sophomore transfer DirkWeisenburger could also be in the mix for playing time.A pair of true freshman, Angelo Allen (6-4, 280) and BenWalling (6-6, 290), have the physical nature to competeearly.

“We have a nice group of offensive linemen, butthe key as always is building depth,” said Mitchell. “Ourreturnees really need to be leaders and they need help ouryounger players come along quickly as fall camp opens.”

The strength of the Laker defense will be at thepoint of attack on the defensive line. GVSU returns fivekey performers up front that all have the ability to changethe game. Seniors Isiah Dunning, Frank Boenzi and MattMosley will team with juniors DeOndre Hogan and MattJudon to form one top defensive lines in the country.Mosley (86), Dunning (65), Hogan (60) and Boenzi (39)ranked among the leading tacklers in 2013. Judon was akey performer in 2012, but was injured on the seventhplay of the 2013 season and did not return.

OFFENSIVE LINEPlayer ClassEric LaBuhn* Sr.Payton McCallum Sr.Aaron Cox Jr.Brandon Revenberg* Jr.Jim Walsh* Jr.Robert Ault So.Dan DeLuca So.Zach Jolly So.Josh Dentler R-Fr.Cameron Hobbs R-Fr.Anthony Jazvac R-Fr.Scott Koenigsknecht R-Fr.Evan Schriner R-Fr.Angelo Allen Fr.Ryan Egan Fr.James Fleming Fr.Nelson Schrader Fr.Ben Walling Fr.Dirk Weisenburger Fr.* Denotes returning starter

TIGHT ENDSPlayer ClassJoe Wirth* Sr.Derek DeLuca Jr.Jamie Potts* Jr.Alton Voss Jr.Jeremy Byers So.Joe Warner So.Nick Keizer R-Fr.Brian Moran R-Fr.Connor Nally Fr.Mitch von Zittwitz Fr.* Denotes returning starter

WIDE RECEIVERSPlayer ClassSteve Eleazer Sr.Keontre’ Miskel Sr.Darryl Pitts* Sr.Justice Wright Sr.Joe Robbins So.Troy Sassack So.Kevin Vicari So.James White So.Matt Williams So.Brandon Bean R-Fr.Urston Smith R-Fr.Brent Morris Fr.*Denotes returning starter


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In addition, the group com-bined for 35.5 tackles forloss and 17 QB sacks.Sophomores Sonny Hask-ins and Dylan Heyvaert,along with redshirt fresh-men Dylan Carroll, CodyMoore, Keane Belcher,Alex Kelly and Jake Slobinwill provide depth.

“We have had someoutstanding defenses atGrand Valley State and theone common componentwas a physical, athletic de-fensive line that changedthe line of scrimmage,”said Mitchell. “This defen-sive line has that ability and if we want to have a domi-nating defense we will need the 2014 defensive front to

play that kind of football.”Three of the top five tack-lers in 2013 resided in thelinebacking unit and allthree graduated. JordanKaufman, Charles Hill andLuther Ware had a greatdeal of experience that willbe sorely missed in 2014. As experienced as theGVSU defensive line is,the linebacking position

lacks that very game experience. This group is athleticand physical, but unproven in game situations. JuniorBrad Horling will move down to linebacker from safety.Horling recorded 55 tackles and has the size to make animpact. A pair of sophomores, Joe Moran and David Tal-ley, saw action a year ago in the middle of the Laker de-fense and both showed the ability to make plays in thespring. Junior transfer Christian Harris will make his bidfor playing time, while freshmen Jeff Madison and Rob-bie Peck made an impact during the spring.

“Our defensive line will have to make an impactearly in the season because of our lack of experience atlinebacker,” commented Mitchell. “This group will needto build its confidence and get a feel for the speed of thegame at the linebacker position. We ask a lot out of ourlinebackers and this group is more than capable of gettingthe job done.”

The defensive secondaryhas a number of key re-turnees that have played alot of football for the Lak-ers and played at a veryhigh level. Six secondarydefenders played a majorrole on the Laker defense in2013 and all six return.Senior Deonte Hurst tiedfor the team lead in tackleswith 109 and is poised forbig senior season. SeniorJack Sauber, sophomoresBrandon Delk and Mar-quez Gollman will teamwith redshirt freshmenGarrett Pougnet and KyleShort to form an outstanding backline. Senior DeVonteJones is a returning starter at corner, while sophomoreDonte Carey will get a chance to earn the other startingassignment. Freshmen TyVel Jemison, Khalil Hill, DevinMcKissic will push for significant playing time.

“We have a lot of talent in the secondary, but likethe linebackers a number of players are untested,” saidMitchell. “I really like the way this unit competes everyplay and that is something that will allow them to be suc-cessful on the field.”

The Lakers return all three primary kickers in2014 and this position group enters as one of strength.

Senior Chris Picano aver-aged 40.5 yards per punt,while Marco Iaderosa did asolid job on kickoffs.Sophomore Joel Schipperdid an outstanding job atplace kicker as a true fresh-man. Schipper was 66-for-

69 in PATs and converted 13-of-16 field goal attempts.“We have experience and talent among our kick-

ers,” said Mitchell. “We just need to be solid and convertour kicks when given the opportunity.”

SECONDARYPlayer ClassDeonte’ Hurst* Sr.DeVonte’ Jones* Sr.Jack Sauber Sr.Donte Carey So.Nate Cole So.Branden Delk So.Marquez Gollman So.Khalil Hill R-Fr.TyVel Jemison R-Fr.Gerald McGee R-Fr.Devin McKissic R-Fr.Garret Pougnet RFr.Seth Riley R-Fr.Kyle Short R-Fr.Tre Walton R-Fr.Jonathan Clark Fr.Brendan McMahon Fr.Daigien Morgan Fr.* Denotes returning starter

SPECIAL TEAMSPlayer ClassMarco Iaderosa Sr.Chris Picano Sr.Joel Schipper So.Collin Cribley Fr.Spencer Hurst Fr.

LINEBACKERSPlayer ClassChristian Harris Jr.Brad Horling* Jr.Joe Moran So.David Talley So.Chris Calvano R-Fr.Heath Hoogerhyde R-Fr.Jeff Madison R-Fr.Robbie Peck R-Fr.Collin Schlosser R-Fr.Rahju Blackmon Fr.* Denotes returning starter

DEFENSIVE LINEPlayer ClassFrank Boenzi* Sr.Isiah Dunning* Sr.Matt Mosley* Sr.Demarco Bisbee Jr.De’Ondre Hogan* Jr.Matt Judon R-Jr.Sonny Haskins So.Dylan Heyvaert So.James Nutter So.Scott Tackett So.Keane Belcher R-Fr.Dylan Carroll R-Fr.Alex Kelly R-Fr.Cody Moore R-Fr.Mike Parker R-Fr.Jake Slobin R-Fr.Corey Smykowski R-Fr.Tyler Cuckovich Fr.Jacob Howe Fr.John Smutny Fr.Albert Williams Fr.* Denotes returning starter

PLAYER PROFILES


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Dearborn High School...Played forDave Mifsud...Accounted for 39 TD’s as a senior...Completed 109-of-184 passes for 1,788 yards and 21 TD’s, while rushing for 1,180yards and 18 TD’s on 226 carries as a senior...Associated Press Di-vision 1-2 All-State selection...Detroit News All-Metro West hon-oree...Detroit Free Press All-State...Detroit Free Press All-WestFirst-Team selection...Earned all-city and all-leaguehonors...Earned Academic All Excellence Award...Completed 81-of-169 passes for 1,217 yards and 17 TD’s as a junior...Rushed for597 yards and five TD’s on 138 carries during juniorcampaign...Three-year starter on the varsity. Personal: Son of Chuck and Hanna Ajami

Ollie Ajami18

QuarterbackRS Fr. • 6-1 • 190Dearborn, Mich.

(Dearborn)

2013: GLIAC All-Academic Excellance honoree...Earned firstvarsity letter as a reserve offensive lineman. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Detroit Catholic Central High Schoolunder head Coach Tom Mach...Earned Detroit Catholic League All-Conference plaudits as a senior...Team was 12-2 senior year...Alsoplayed hockey in high school...Won two World Championships inhockey and captured nine Michigan High School Athletic Associ-ation team titles. Personal: Son of Robert and Bernadette Ault.

Robert Ault65

Offensive LineSo • 6-3 • 295 • 1L

Lansing, Mich.(Detroit Catholic Central)

Brandon Bean80

Wide ReceiverRS Fr. • 6-3 • 197

Lathrup Village, Mich.(Southfield)

2013: Redshirted. Member of the GVSU track & field team asa high jumper. High School: Prepped at Southfield High School...Played forTim Conley...Four-year varsity letterman and started for threeyears...Caught 42 passes for 462 yards and eight TDs as asenior...Detroit Free Press All-Metro North honoree...Two-time all-league honoree...Caught 28 passes for 388 yards and seven TDs asa junior...Selected to play in the Michigan High School CoachesAssociation East-West All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Vincent and Tracy Bean.

Keane Belcher92

Defensive LineRS Fr. • 6-3 • 255

Grand Rapids, Mich.(Catholic Central)

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Catholic Central HighSchool...Played for Trip Gallery...Tallied 65 tackles, 11 QB sacks,three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries as asenior...Named to the West Michigan Dream Team...Earned First-Team All-O.K. Conference honors...Earned Advance All-Areaplaudits. Personal: Son of Keane Belcher and Tamara Brown.


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Earned first varsity letter...Played in all 15games...Recorded 39 total tackles (6 solo/33 assisted)...Recorded4.5 tackles for loss (-14) and one QB sack (-9)...Ranked third onthe squad in QB hurries with four...Recorded three tackles (1 solo/2assisted) and three QB hurries vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Talliedseven tackles (1 solo/7 assisted) and 2.5 tackles for loss (-3) at Fer-ris State (10/12)...Notched a season-high eight tackles (2 solo/6 as-sisted), a tackle for loss and a QB sack (-9) at Northwood (10/26). Prior to GVSU: Played one season at Garden City Commu-nity College in Kansas in 2012...Played in 10 games, tallying 23total tackles, including 1.5 sacks (-14) and six tackles for loss (-25) to go with one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, one passbreak-up and two blocked kicks...Spent one season at Northern Illi-nois in 2011, where he redshirted...Honored as NIU's defensivework team Player of the Year at the team's annual awardbanquet...Selected as one of the Huskies' work team players of theweek for the Minnesota (9-25) and Central Michigan (10-23)games. High School: First team All-State honoree by the ChicagoTribune as a senior...Named to the Illinois all-state squad by Edgy-Tim and MaxPreps...Selected as the Aurora Beacon News Defen-sive Player of the Year...Earned all-area recognition from theChicago Sun-Times, Daily Herald, Kane County Chronicle and Au-rora Beacon News following his junior and senior years...VotedWestern Sun Conference co-Defensive Player of the Year as a sen-ior...Three-year starter at defensive tackle also saw action at full-back for the Vikings...Ranked fourth on the team with 73 tackles,20 solo, in 10 games as a senior...Added five quarterback sacks andtwo fumble recoveries...In 11 games as a junior, compiled 61 tack-les with two fumble recoveries and two sacks...Totaled 58 tackles,

Frank Boenzi11

Defensive LineSr. • 6-2 • 295 • 1L

Geneva, Ill.(Garden City C.C.)

recovered three fumbles and collected six quarterback sacks hissophomore year...Career totals include 192 tackles, seven fumblesrecovered and 14 sacks in 33 games...Geneva won the conferencetitle in each of his last three years, two with an undefeated 9-0record, and his Viking teams went 33-4 overall...Made a season-high 10 stops versus Wheaton Warrenville South in the 7A statequarterfinal game...2008 squad advanced to the state titlegame...Also competed in wrestling where he qualified for state as asophomore, took sixth in the state meet in the shot put as a sopho-more and junior. Personal: Son of Patrice and Frank Boenzi.

Boenzi’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2013 6 33 39 1.0/9 4.5/14 1 0 0 0Totals 6 33 39 1.0/9 4.5/14 1 0 0 0

Demarco Bisbee95

Defensive LineJr. • 6-4 • 300 • Tr

Lansing, Mich.(Morgan State)

Prior to GVSU: Earned one letter at Morgan State on the de-fensive line. High School: Prepped at Lansing Sexton High School...Playedfor Dan Bogan...Three-year starter on the offensive and defensiveline...Earned 2010 All-Capital Area Red Conference Team selec-tion...CAAC All-Conference...AP All-State Team...Also threw shotput (55’) on the track & field squad.

11 Frank Boenzi

ALL-AMERICAN CANDIDATE


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Clarkston High School...Played forKurt Richardson...Three-year starter on the varsity...Tallied 93 totaltackles as a senior...Earned Detroit News All-Metro North hon-ors...Tallied all-conference, all-league and all-stateplaudits...Recorded 82 tackles as a junior and 40 as a sopho-more...Selected to play in the Michigan High School Coaches As-sociation East-West All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Conrad and Terri Calvano.

Chris Calvano56

LinebackerRS Fr. • 6-1 • 212Clarkston, Mich.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Portland High School...Played forJohn Novara...Team captured the Division 5 State Champi-onship...Notched 149 tackles, nine QB sacks and 16 tackles for lossas a senior...Ionia County Defensive Player of the Year...Named tothe Lansing State Journal Mid-Michigan Dream Team...DetroitFree Press Dream Team selection...Detroit Free Press Division 5Dream Team honoree...Earned all-league, all-county and all-con-ference plaudits as a senior...Notched 76 tackles, four QB sacksand nine tackles for loss as a junior...Earned all-conference, all-county and all-area honors as a junior...Selected to play in theMichigan High School Coaches Association East-West All-StarGame. Personal: Son of Troy and Linda Carroll.

Dylan Carroll54

Defensive LineRS Fr. • 6-4 • 250Portland, Mich.

2013: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned first varsity let-ter as a reserve tight end...Also saw action on special teams. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Macomb Dakota High School underhead coach Mike Giannone...Named Macomb Area Red All-Con-ference, Detroit News All-Metro East Second Team and All-Ma-comb Second Team as a senior...Played in the MHSFCA All-StarGame...Had 15 catches for 176 yards and a touchdown...As a jun-ior, he caught 11 passes for 121 yards and a touchdown. Personal: Son of Jon Byers and Darlene Mazur.

Jeremy Byers45

Tight EndSo. • 6-3 • 240 • 1L

Macomb, Mich.(Dakota)

2013: Earned first varsity letter for the Lakers...Played in 14games as a reserve defensive back...Also played a key role on spe-cial teams...Tallied eight total tackles (6 solo/2 assisted) and atackle for loss (-2)...Recorded a career-high four tackles (3 solo/1assisted) vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Notched one solo tackle for a loss oftwo yards at Wayne State (11/9).

2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Ottawa Hills High School underhead coach Chuck Ruffin...Caught 52 passes for 806 yards and had10 interceptions total in his final two prep campaigns...Recorded62 tackles as a senior and 65 tackles as a junior. Personal: Son of Don Juan Carey and CilenaFitzpatrick...Brother, Don Carey, is a six-year veteran for the De-troit Lions.

Donte Carey32

Defensive BackSo. • 6-1 • 192 • 1L

Grand Rapids, Mich.(Ottawa Hills)

Carey’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2013 6 2 8 0 1.0/2 0 0 0 0Totals 6 2 8 0 1.0/2 0 0 0 0

2013: Medical Redshirt 2012: Redshirted...Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year. High School: Prepped at Lake Orion High School under headcoach Chris Bell...As a senior, he was 117-for-199 with 1,850 yardsand 17 TDs...Named All-OAA and to the Detroit NewsAll-MetroNorth Second Team...As a junior, he threw for 1,503 yards and 20TDs and was named All-OAA and All-Area...Threw for 1,139yards and 14 TDs as a sophomore, earning All-OAA and All-Areahonors...Holds career school records in passing yards (5,602) andTDs (65)...Four-time All-State Honorable Mention...Led team totwo state championship games. Personal: Son of Patrick and Patricia Charette.

Sean Charette37

QuarterbackSo. • 5-10 • 195

Lake Orion, Mich.


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Earned first varsity letter as a reserve defensiveback...Also saw action on special teams...Tallied two total tackles. 2012: Redshirted.High School: Prepped at Bloomfield Hills Lahser High Schoolunder head coach Dan Loria...As a senior, he was named All-OAA,Detroit News All-Metro North, Oakland Press Most ImportantPlayer and participated in the MHSFCA All-Star Game...Had 53tackles, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, three inter-ceptions and 25 break-ups...Named all-area and All-OAA Honor-able Mention as a junior after collecting 61 tackles, five forcedfumbles, three fumble recoveries, one interception and 19 break-ups...Had 30 tackles, two forced fumbles and 10 break-ups as asophomore. Personal: Son of John and Ann Cole.

Nate Cole59

Defensive BackSo. • 5-11 • 190 • 1L

Bloomfield Hills, Mich.(Lahser)

2013: Earned first varsity letter as a reserve offensive line-man...Also saw action on field goal and point after attempt teams. 2012: Medical Redshirt. 2011: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Utica Ford II High School…Playedfor Todd Winters...Honorable Mention on the Division 1-2 All-State team by both the Detroit News and Associated Press as a de-fensive lineman…Named to the All-Metro East team by the DetroitNews as a defensive end…Named to the All-East First Team de-fense by candgnews.com…Earned First-Team All-Macomb AreaWhite conference honors...Tallied 85 tackles and seven QB sacksas a senior.

Personal: Son of Michael and Suzan Cox.

Aaron Cox51

Offensive LineSo. • 6-5 • 300 • 1L

Macomb, Mich.(Utica Ford) 2013: Earned first varsity letter for the Lakers...Saw action as

a long snapper.2012: Member of the squad, but did not play.2011: Redshirted.High School: Prepped at Allen Park High School…Played for

Tom Hoover...Tallied 81 tackles, six pass break-ups and oneblocked punt for a touchdown his senior year…Earned DownriverLeague First-Team honors as a senior…Named to the Large SchoolAll-Downriver team by The News-Herald…Ranked the 162nd bestoffensive tackle in the country by ESPN.com.

Personal: Son of Kal and Jen DeLuca...Younger brother, Dan,is a redshirt freshman offensive lineman.

Derek DeLuca74

Long SnapperJr. • 6-5 • 260 • 1LAllen Park, Mich.

2013: Redshirted.High School: Prepped at Allen Park High School...Played for

Tom Hoover...Two-year starter on the offensive and defensivelines...Recorded 52 total tackles, four QB sacks and two blockedfield goals as a senior...Detroit News All-Metro West First-Team...Earned all-southeastern area honors...Earned all-conferencelaurels...Younger brother of current Laker football player DerekDuLuca.

Personal: Son of Kal and Jen DeLuca...Older brother, Derek,is a junior long snapper on the GVSU football team.

Dan DeLuca71

Offensive LineRS Fr. • 6-4 • 280Allen Park, Mich.


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Portage Northern HighSchool...Played for head coach Pete Schermerhorn...Two-time all-conference honoree...Academic all-district performer...Three-sportathlete...Honor Roll Student. Personal: Son of Bill and Debbie Dentler.

Josh Dentler72

Offensive LineRS Fr. • 6-6 • 280

Portage, Mich.(Northern)

2013: Earned first varsity letter for the Lakers...Started fourgames and played in 14 games...Recorded 34 total tackles (23solo/11 assisted) on the year...Tallied six tackles (5 solo/1 assisted)vs. Truman State (9/14)...Notched a career-high eight tackles (4solo/4 assisted), a tackle for loss (-2) and a QB sack (-1) vs. Tiffin(9/21)...Tallied five solo tackles at Wayne State (11/9). 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Kalamazoo Central High Schoolunder head coach Dana Chambers...Earned Kalamazoo GazetteAll-Area D1-D4 honors as a senior...Rushed for 913 yards on 139carries (6.6 ypc) and 10 TDs...Had seven catches for 219 yards andtwo TDs...Collected 40 tackles and one interception.

Branden Delk23

Defensive BackSo. • 6-1 • 210 • 1LKalamazoo, Mich.

(Central)

Delk’s Career StatsTacklesYear Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds PD Int FR2013 23 11 34 0.5/1 1.5/2 2 0 0Totals 23 11 34 0.5/1 1.5/2 2 0 0

2013: Earned first varsity letter after seeing action as a reserverunning back...Saw action in eight games...Toted the ball 23 timesfor 104 yards...Averaged 4.3 yards per carry...Tallied 26 yards onfive carries vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Recorded 22 yards on six carries vs.Michigan Tech (10/5)...Rushed for a career-high 56 yards on 12carries at Wayne State (11/9). 2012: Medical Redshirt. High School: Prepped at Mansfield High School under headcoach Chioke Bradley...Earned All-NW District Honorable Men-tion honors from the Toledo Blade as a senior...Ran for 988 yardson 166 attempts with 14 TDs...Had eight catches for 115 yards andtwo TDs...As a junior, he ran for 384 yards on 77 carries with fourTDs during an injury-shortened season...Ran for 696 yards on 164carries and four TDs as a sophomore. Personal: Son of Renia Cheathem.

Terrell Dorsey31

Running BackSo. • 5-11 • 225 • 1L

Mansfield, Ohio

Dorsey’s Career StatsRushing

Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg 2013 23 105 1 104 13.0 0 17 Totals 23 105 1 104 13.0 0 17

Isiah Dunning1


Grand Rapids, Mich.(Ravenna)

2013: Earned third varsity letter...Played in 13 games, includ-ing starts in the final four games...Ranked sixth on the squad andsecond among all defensive linemen with 65 total tackles (24solo/41 assisted)...Tallied 8.5 tackles for loss (-35), 4.0 QB sacks(-29) and four QB hurries...Recorded six tackles (2 solo/4 assisted),two TFL (-10) and a QB sack vs. Truman State (9/14)...Notched acareer-high 11 tackles (2 solo/9 assisted) in regular season finalevs. Saginaw Valley State (11/16)...Recorded 10 tackles followingweek versus the Cardinals in an NCAA First-Round playoff game(11/23)...Chipped in seven tackles (5 solo/2 assisted) at ColoradoState-Pueblo (11/30)...Tallied six tackles (1 solo/5 assisted) andtwo QB hurries vs. West Texas A&M (12/7). 2012: Earned second varsity letter...Played in all 11 gameswith two starts...Tallied 14 total tackles (3 solo/11 assisted), 4.5QB sacks (-13) and one QB sack (-5)...Notched two QB hurries. 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Played in five games as a re-serve defensive lineman...Tallied three total tackles (1 solo/2 as-sisted) and 1.5 tackles for loss (-4).



PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Earned second varsity letter after seeing action in 10games...Saw action as a reserve receiver and on specialteams...Recorded one tackle vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7). 2012: Earned first varsity letter...Played in eight games on spe-cial teams and as a reserve wide receiver. 2011: Member of the squad but did not play. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Ross Beatty High School under headcoach Andy Hubbard...Earned All-Lakeland Conference plauditsas a junior and senior...Also participated in basketball and track. Personal: Son of Anthony Eleazer and Tamika Welch.

Steven Eleazer88

Wide ReceiverSr. • 6-2 • 205 • 2LCassopolis, Mich.

(Ross Beatty)Dunning’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2011 1 2 3 0 1.5/4 0 0 0 02012 3 11 14 1/5 4.5/13 0 0 0 02013 24 41 65 4/29 8.5/35 0 0 1 1Totals 28 54 82 5/34 14.5/52 0 0 1 1

2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Ravenna High School under headcoach Dusty Fairfield...Named to the Division 7-8 All-State teamat lineman by the Associated Press...Named to the Division 7 All-State team by the Detroit Free Press...Named to the "2009 FootballAll-stars" team by westmiallstar.com on the defensive line...Namedhonorable mention Division 7-8 All-State by the DetroitNews...Anchored an offensive line that allowed the team to rushfor over 4,200 yards his senior season. Personal: Son of Daniel and Loren Dunning.

1 Isiah Dunning

2013: Earned first varsity letter...Played in final 10 games ofthe season after missing the first five with an injury...Saw actionas a reserve defensive back and on special teams...Tallied 11 tack-les (5 solo/6 assisted)...Recorded three tackles (1 solo/2 assisted)vs. Northern Michigan (10/19)...Tallied three total tackles (2 solo/1assisted) in regular season finale vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/16). 2012: Redshirted. Prior to GVSU: Spent one year at Grand Rapids CommunityCollege. High School: Prepped at Ypsilanti High School...Named hon-orable mention Division 3-4 All-State by both the Associated Pressand Detroit News after collecting 98 tackles, 11 sacks, four inter-ceptions and three forced fumbles on the season...Also had 12catches for 303 yards and seven touchdowns...Named all-confer-ence and all-area as both a junior and senior. Personal: Son of Larry and Keynosha Smith.

Marquez Gollman

2Defensive Back

So. • 5-11 • 190 • 1LYpsilanti, Mich.

Gollman’s Career StatsTacklesYear Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds PD Int FR2013 5 6 11 0 0 0 0 1Totals 5 6 11 0 0 0 0 1


PLAYER PROFILES

Prior to GVSU: Played in 22 games at the University of Ten-nessee...Saw action as a reserve linebacker and played on specialteams. High School: Prepped at Etowah High School...Rivals.com,Scout.com and ESPN.com 3-start recruit...Named Georgia 5A All-State honoree...Associated Press All-State performer...2010 Chero-kee Tribune Defensive Player of the Year...UGASports.comAll-State honoree...Tallied 127 tackles and 22 tackles for loss as asenior...Notched 108 tackles and 19 tackles for loss as a junior. Personal: Son of Jamie and Connie Harris

ChristianHarris

50Linebacker

Jr. • 6-2 • 240 • TrWoodstock, Ga.

(Tennessee)

Career: Completed 199-of-343 passes for 3,670 yards and 31TDs...Recorded a career pass efficiency rating of 169.6. 2013: Earned third varsity letter...Played in seven games withfive starts...Completed 68-of-119 passes for 1,230 yards and eightTDs...Completed 57.1 percent of passes and had a pass efficiencyrating of 157.75...Averaged 245.6 passing yards per start...Com-pleted 15-of-23 passes for 339 yards and two TDs in first start ofthe season vs. Truman State (9/14)...Completed 11-of-23 passes for266 yards and two TDs vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Passed for 240 yards twoTDs on 13-of-22 vs. Northern Michigan (10/19). 2012: Honorable Mentional All-GLIAC...Named GLIAC Of-fensive Player of the Week (10/1)...Named GVSU’s Most Im-proved Offensive Player...Earned second varsity letter...Played in10 games with seven starts...Led the nation in pass efficiency rating(178.07)...Tossed three or more TDs in a game four times...Com-pleted 119-of-203 passes for 2,213 yards and 22 TDs...Completed14-of-30 passes for 316 yards and three TDs in first start of his ca-reer vs. Ohio Dominican (9/22)...Completed 17-of-27 passes for411 yards and four TDs at Michigan Tech (9/29)...Completed 12-of-19 passes for 301 yards and four TDs vs. Northwood(10/20)...Completed 21-of-37 passes for 391 yards and four TDsat Saginaw Valley State (11/10)...411 passing yards at MichiganTech ranks third in a single-game in Laker history, while the 391passing yards at Saginaw Valley State ranks eighth. 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action in seven games asa reserve quarterback...Completed 12-of-21 passes for 227 yardsand one TD...Completed 2-of-4 passes for 34 yards in first colle-giate action vs. Western Oregon (9/1)...Was 6-for-9 for 102 yardsand a TD vs. Tiffin (10/1)...Completed 3-of-7 passes for 63 yardsvs. Ferris State (10/22). 2010: Member of the squad. 2009: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at South Haven High School...Playedfor head coach Sam Nichols...Three-year starter who threw for2,835 yards and 30 touchdowns, while running for 212 yards andfour touchdowns as a senior…Named honorable mention Division3-4 All-State by the Associated Press…Set the Wolverine Confer-ence record for touchdown passes and completions, while also set-ting South Haven High School career records for passing TDs andpassing yards…Two-time All-Wolverine Conference honoree inboth football and basketball…Passed for 1,500 yards and 13 touch-downs as a sophomore and 1,700 yards and 15 touchdowns as ajunior...Named First-Team All-Wolverine Conference threetimes...Ranked the #86 player in the state of Michigan byScout.com following his senior season...Also participated in bas-ketball where he was honorable mention all-state as a junior andbaseball where he was an all-conference performer. Personal: Son of Michael Grimes.

Isiah Grimes17

QuarterbackSr. • 6-6 • 240 • 3L

South Haven, Mich.

Grimes’ Career StatsYear Comp Att. Yards Pct Yds/GM TD INT Lg Effic2011 12 21 227 57.1 32.4 1 1 37 154.12012 119 203 2213 58.6 221.3 22 8 60 178.02013 68 119 1230 57.1 175.7 8 5 61 157.7Totals 199 343 3670 58.0 152.9 31 14 61 169.6

17 Isiah Grimes


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Earned first varsity letter for the Lakers...Saw action in14 games as a reserve defensive lineman and on special teams...Tal-lied six total tackles (2 solo/4 assisted) and one TFL (-3)...Recordedthree assisted tackles vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Notched two tackles vs.Michigan Tech (10/5). 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Bowman Academy…Played forAndre Kelly...Two-time All Northwest Indiana Independent hon-oree...Recorded 86 total tackles and 11 QB sacks as ajunior...Notched 66 total tackles and three QB sacks as a senior.

Personal: Son of Ricky and Georgie Haskins...Member ofthe Bowman Student Council.

Sonny Haskins99

Defensive LinemanSo. • 6-2 • 310 • 1L

Gary, Ind.(Bowman Academy)

Haskins’ Career StatsTacklesYear Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds PD Int FR2013 2 4 6 0.5/3 1.0/3 0 0 0Totals 2 4 6 0.5/3 1.0/3 0 0 0

2013: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action as a reserve defen-sive lineman on on special teams...Tallied one tackle vs. Tiffin(9/21). 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Penn High School under head coachCory Yeoman...Named IndyStar All-State 5A Honorable Mentionand All-NIAC First team as a senior...Had 83 total tackles (18 forloss), 63 solo tackles, eight sacks, two pass break-ups and one fum-ble recovery...As a junior, he had 47 total tackles (12 for loss), 28solo tackles, three sacks, one pass break-up, one fumble recoveryand one blocked punt. Personal: Son of Michael and Denise Heyvaert.

Dylan Heyvaert93

Defensive LinemanSo. • 6-3 • 265 • 1L

Granger, Ind.(Mishawaka Penn)

High School: Prepped at Detroit East English VillagePrep...Played for head coach Rod Oden...Tallied 28 tackles and 14pass breakups on defense, while hauling in 15 passes for 335 yardsand seven TDs...Earned Detroit Free Press All-Detroitplaudits...Named to the Detroit All-City team...Recorded 19 tacklesand 11 pass breakups as a junior...Member of the National HonorSociety. Personal: Son of Gwendolyn Mia

Khalil Hill36

Defensive BackRS Fr. • 5-11 • 175

Detroit, Mich.(East English)

2013: Medical Redshirt 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Sanford-Meridian High Schoolunder head coach Keith Schulte...Earned both offensive and defen-sive Jack Pine First Team All-Conference honors...Associated PressD5/D6 All-State Honorable Mention and Holland Sentinel Division5/6 Player of the Year Honorable Mention.

Cameron Hobbs76


Sanford, Mich.(Sanford-Meridian)


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: BSN First-Team All-GLIAC...All-GLIAC Second-Teamselection...Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Two-time GLIAC De-fensive Player of the Week (11/4 & 11/11)...Earned second varsityletter...Played in 14 games with 11 starts...Ranked third among de-fensive linemen with 60 total tackles (18 solo/42 assissted)...Ledthe team with 8.0 QB sacks (-37) and ranked second with 11 tacklesfor loss (-44)...Recorded four or more tackles 11 times and recordeda TFL nine times...Named GLIAC POW after recording eight tack-les (3 solo/5 assisted), 3.0 tackles for loss (-15) and 2.0 QB sacks(-13) at Northwood (10/26)...Earned GLIAC POW honors withseven tackles (3 solo/4 assisted), 2.5 TFL (-9) and 2.5 QB sacks vs.Hillsdale (11/2)...Tallied six tackles (1 solo/5 assisted) vs. SaginawValley State (11/16) in regular season finale...Notched six assistedtackles vs. West Texas A&M (12/7) in playoffs. 2012: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned first varsity let-ter...Played in six games as a reserve defensive lineman...Recordedtwo tackles (2 solo) at Hillsdale (10/27)...Notched one solo tacklevs. Northwood (10/20). 2011: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Clarenceville High School…Playedfor Ken Fry...Named First-Team All-Area Defense by the Observer& Eccentric Hometown after collecting 130 total tackles, foursacks, and one forced fumble on defense…Ran for 847 yards on85 carries as a running back and had 16 catches for 158yards...Named second-team all-area and first team all-metro.

Personal: Son of Danny Hogan and Ondrea Byes...Memberof the Business Professionals of America.

Hogan’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2012 3 0 3 0 1.0/3 0 0 0 02013 18 42 60 8.0/37 11.0/44 2 1 1 1Totals 21 42 63 8.0/37 12.0/47 2 1 1 1

5 DeOndre Hogan

2013: Redshirted.High School: Prepped at Caledonia High School...Played for

Steve Uyl...Three-year starter...Recorded 112 total tackles andpicked off nine passes during senior campaign...Rushed for 894yards and 14 TDs on 161 carries as a senior...Hauled in 26 recep-tions for 508 yards and two TDs...Associated Press Division 2 All-State...Detroit Free Press Division 2 All-State...Detroit NewsDream Team...Grand Rapids Press Dream Team...First-Team All-O.K. White honoree...Advance All-Area...Recorded 74 tackles andintercepted four passes as a junior...Toted the ball 92 times for 526yards, while catching 18 passes for 225 yards as a junior...EarnedAll-O.K. White honors following junior campaign...Notched 232career tackles, while rushing for 1,420 yards and catching 53 passesfor 857 yards...Member of the GVSU baseball team.Personal: Son of Don and Laurie Hoogerhyde.

Prior to GVSU: Redshirted at Arizona State in 2011 and didnot see game action at ASU in 2012...Spent one season at Mt. SanAntonio.High School: Led Muir with 23 receptions for 628 yards (27.3

avg.) and six touchdowns as a senior in 2010...added a 46-yardrushing touchdown...played wide receiver and cornerback for theMustangs and also saw action on special teams...collected a sea-son-best 110 receiving yards on four catches against Arcadia onOct. 8, 2010...caught three passes for 99 yards against Glendale onOct. 29, 2010 and hauled in four passes for 91 yards and a scoreagainst Burbank on Oct. 1, 2010...coached by Ken Howard at MuirHigh School.

HeathHoogerhyde

58Linebacker

RS Fr. • 6-1 • 215Caledonia, Mich.

Karl Holmes29

Defensive BackJr. • 6-1 • 197

Pasadena, Calif.(Mt. San Antonio)

De’OndreHogan

5Defensive LinemanJr. • 6-2 • 255 • 2L

Livonia, Mich.(Clarenceville)



PLAYER PROFILES

Brad Horling16

LinebackerJr. • 6-2 • 215 • 2L

Zeeland, Mich.(East)

2013: GLIAC All-Academic selection...Earned second varsityletter...Played in 12 games with six starts...Missed three games withan injury...Recorded 55 total tackles (27 solo/28 assisted)...Tallied3.5 tackles for loss (-9)...Recorded five or more tackles in sevengames...Picked off one pass and notched three pass breakups...Notched eight tackles (4 solo/4 assisted) and 1.5 TFL (-3) vs.Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Recorded eight tackles (5 solo/3 assisted) atOhio Dominican (9/28)...Tallied seven total tackles (3 solo/4 as-sisted), while returning an interception 13 yards at Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30)...Notched seven tackles (2 solo/5 assisted) at NWMissouri State (12/14) in NCAA semifinals. 2012: GLIAC All-Academic honoree...GVSU Rookie of theYear...Earned first varsity letter after starting all 11 games at safetyas a redshirt freshman...Ranked second on the team in total tackleswith 89 (51 solo/38 assisted)...Tallied 9.0 TFL (-33), 1.5 QB sacks(-12), recovered a fumble and picked off a pass...Notched fourgames with 10 or more tackles...Recorded nine tackles (8 solo/1assisted), 3.0 TFL (-15) and a QB sack (-9) in first collegiate gameat Western Oregon (9/1)...Notched 11 total tackles (3 solo/8 as-sisted) and picked off a pass vs. Notre Dame College (9/8)...Tallied10 tackles (4 solo/6 assisted) vs. Ohio Dominican (9/22)...Recorded14 tackles (5 solo/9 assisted) vs. Ferris State (10/6)...Notched 14tackles (12 assisted/2 solo) at Hillsdale (10/27). 2011: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Zeeland East High School…Namedto the Division 3-4 All-State team by the Detroit News as a runningback after gaining 1,730 yards and 33 touchdowns…Named to theDivision 3 All-State team as a defensive back by the Detroit FreePress after collecting 81 tackles at safety…Also named First-TeamAll-State in Division 3-4 by the Associated Press…Named the Hol-land SentinelOffensive Player of the Year and to the Grand RapidsPress Dream Team…Named the WZZM 13 Player of the Year in2010…Selected for the 2011 MHSFCA East-West All-StarGame...Earned O.K. Conference and all-area honors as ajunior...Rushed for over 3,000 yards during prep career…Also par-ticipated in basketball and track. Personal: Son of Doug and Pamela Horling.Horling’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2012 51 38 89 1.5/12 9/33 3 1 0 12013 27 28 55 0 3.5/9 4 1 0 0Totals 78 66 144 1.5/12 12.5/42 8 2 0 1

2013: Honorable Mention All-GLIAC...Played in 15 gameswith 13 starts...Led the team in total tackles with 109 (49 solo/60assisted)...Recorded 4.0 tackles for loss (-15), picked off threepasses and tallied seven pass break ups...Recorded five 10 or moretackles in five games and averaged 11.2 tackles in last fivegames...Tallied seven tackles (3 solo/4 assisted) vs. Azusa Pacific(9/7)...Recorded 10 tackles (5 solo/5 assisted) at Ferris State(10/12)...Tallied 13 tackles (4 solo/9 assisted) and had two passbreak ups vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/16) in regular season fi-nale...Notched 12 tackles (3 solo/9 assisted) and picked off a passin NCAA playoff game vs. SVSU (11/23)...Recorded 11 tackles (5solo/6 assisted) and 2.0 TFL at Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30)...Tal-lied a career-high 15 tackles (9 solo/6 assisted) and returned an in-terception 18 yards vs. West Texas A&M (12/7). 2012: Earned second varsity letter...Played in all 11 gameswith one start (Tiffin)...Recorded 33 total tackles (12 solo/21 as-sisted) and two pass breakups...Tallied seven tackles (3 solo/4 as-sisted) at Western Oregon (9/1)...Notched a career-high 11 tackles(2 solo/9 assisted) and two pass deflections vs. Notre Dame(9/8)...Recorded six tackles (2 solo/4 assisted) in first collegiatestart at Tiffin (9/15). 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Played in six games on spe-cial teams and as a defensive back...Tallied 11 total tackles (5 solo/6assisted) and a pass deflection...Returned on kickoff 24yards...Notched three tackles (1 solo/2 assisted) vs. Ferris State(10/22)...Recorded four tackles (1 solo/3 assisted) vs. MichiganTech (10/29)...Ran indoor and outdoor track for GVSU. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at East Kentwood High School underhead coach Greg Hudkins...Earned Grand Rapids Press All-Areahonors...Named honorable mention Division 1-2 All-State by theDetroit News three times...Named to the "2009 Football All-Stars"team by westmiallstar.com as a wide receiver. Personal: Son of Willie Hurst.

Deonté Hurst6

Defensive BackSr. • 5-11 • 185 • 3LGrand Rapids, Mich.

(East Kentwood)

Hurst’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2011 5 6 11 0 0 1 0 0 02012 12 21 33 0 0 2 0 0 02013 49 60 109 1.0/5 4.0/15 10 3 1 0Totals 66 87 153 1.0/5 4.0/15 13 3 1 0



PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Played in all 15 games and earned third varsityletter...Saw action as a reserve running back and was a key specialteams performer...Toted the ball 37 times for 234 yards and threeTDs...Recorded 14 special teams tackles (5 solo/9 assisted)...Talliedthree special teams tackles vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Rushed fivetimes for 46 yards at Ohio Dominican (9/28)...Tallied 70 yardsrushing, including a career-long 60 yard TD run vs. Michigan Tech(10/5)...Toted the ball four times for 34 yards and a TD vs. NorthernMichigan (10/19)...Toted the ball 10 times for 42 yards and a TDat Wayne State (11/9)...Recorded three special teams tackles vs.West Texas A&M (12/7) 2012: Earned second varsity letter after seeing action in 10games as a reserve running back and on special teams...Rushed 33times for 216 yards and three TDs, while catching one pass for 31yards...Recorded seven special teams tackles (3 solo/4assisted)...Rushed for 51 yards and a TD on five carries vs. NotreDame (9/8)...Toted the ball 11 times for 43 yards and two TDs,while catching one pass for 31 yards at Michigan Tech(9/29)...Rushed for 48 yards on seven carries vs. Northwood(10/20)...Tallied 62 yards on four carries, with a career-long run of49 yards at Hillsdale (10/27). 2011: Earned first varsity letter after playing in eightgames...Saw action at running back and on special teams...Rushedfor 138 yards and two TDs on 26 carries...Caught one pass for 14yards...Returned one kickoff 20 yards and tallied four tackles onspecial teams...Toted the ball nine times for 20 yards and a TD,while hauling in one pass for 14 yards vs. Western Oregon(9/1)...Rushed for 41 yards on seven carries at Lake Erie(10/5)...Recorded 41 yards on five carries vs. Ferris State(10/22)...Toted the ball five times for 36 yards vs. SVSU (11/12). 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Portage Northern High School underhead coach Pete Schermerhorn...Had 32 catches for 584 yards andseven touchdowns and also ran the ball 133 times for 1,024 yardsand 11 touchdowns as a senior...Named Division 1-2 All-State hon-orable mention at running back by the Detroit News...Had 10catches for 80 yards and two touchdowns along with 96 carries for474 yards and six touchdowns as a junior. Personal: Son of Antonio and Corinne Hutchins.

Ben Hutchins38

Running BackSr. • 5-9 • 195 • 3L


Hutchins’ Career Stats Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg 2011 26 138 0 138 17.2 2 17 2012 33 217 1 216 21.6 3 49 2013 37 236 2 234 15.6 3 60 Totals 96 591 3 588 17.8 8 60

2013: GLIAC Academic All-Excellence Teamhonoree...Earned third varsity letter...Handled all kickoffduties...Averaged 59.1 yards on 94 kickoffs...Recorded 16 touch-backs...Recorded four touchbacks vs. Tiffin (9/21) and three vs.Saginaw Valley State (11/16) and Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30). 2012: Member of the GLIAC Academic All-ExcellenceTeam...Converted 52-of-57 PATs and 3-of-9 field goals...Connectedon 37-yard field goal at Michigan Tech (9/29) and at NorthernMichigan (10/13)...Averaged 62.1 yards on 78 kickoffs with 22touchbacks...Recorded seven touchbacks vs. Notre Dame College(9/8). 2011: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned first varsity let-ter after playing in all 11 games...Handled all kickoff duties...Av-eraged 59.7 yards on 81 kickoffs with five touchbacks. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Farmington High School under headcoach John Bechtel...Named Second-Team All-County by the Oak-land Press as a senior, and honorable mention as a junior...Namedhonorable mention for the All-Metro North team by the DetroitNews. Personal: Son of Franco and Angela Iaderosa.

Marco Iaderosa53

Place KickerSr. • 5-10 • 205 • 3L

Farmington Hills, Mich.(Farmington)

Iaderosa’s Career Stats Year PAT FGM FGA Lg KO Yds Avg 2011 3 0 0 0 81 4833 59.7 2012 52 3 9 37 78 4846 62.1 2013 0 0 0 0 94 5552 59.1 Totals 55 3 9 37 253 15231 60.2


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Earned third varsity letter...Played in all 15games...Reached the 1,000-yard career rushing mark on a 28 yardrun vs. Northern Michigan (10/19)...Rushed four times for 46yards...Recorded two special teams tackles...Became a dominatingblocker in the Laker offense. 2012: Played in just two games due to injury...Missed the firstsix games and last three games...Rushed for 69 yards and three TDson 22 carries...Caught one pass for six yards and returned one kick-off 25 yards...Rushed for 68 yards and two TDs vs. Northwood(10/20). 2011: Earned second varsity letter...Played in 10 games withfour starts...Rushed for a team-high 764 yards on 135 carries...Ledsquad in rushing TDs with eight...Ranked eighth in the GLIAC and64th in the country in rushing yards per game...Averaged 76.4yards per game rushing...Broke the 100-yard rushing mark threetimes...Rushed for a career-high 124 yards and two TDs on 28 car-ries vs. Findlay (10/24)...Tallied 112 rushing yards and a TD on 14carries at Lake Erie (10/15)...Toted the ball 12 times for 106 yards(8.8 ypc) and a TD vs. Ferris State (10/22)...Rushed for 97 yardsand a TD vs. Michigan Tech (10/29) and 89 yards and a TD oneight carries vs. Tiffin (10/1). 2010: Earned first varsity letter...Played in 11 games...Rushed34 times for 140 yards...Averaged 4.1 yards per carry...Caught twopasses for five yards...Toted the ball 11 times for 57 yards at Find-lay (9/25)...Rushed 10 times for 46 yards at Ferris State (10/23). 2009: Redshirted...Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year. High School: Prepped at Allendale High School…Played forhead coach Ben Burk...Rushed for a combined 4,147 yards and 60touchdowns during prep career...Averaged 8.8 yards percarry...Named to the Lansing State Journal Catch 22Team...Missed final eight games during senior year with an achillesinjury...Rushed for 1,370 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior,1,705 yards as a sophomore and 1,004 yards as a freshman...Two-time all-state selection...Two-time member of the Grand RapidsPress All-Area Dream Team...Ran the 100 meter dash in track in10.89 seconds to win a state title as a junior…Ranked the #58 run-ning back in the country by Scout.com before his senior season…Ranked the #47 running back in the country by Rivals.com…Ranked the #25 player in the state of Michigan by Scout.com fol-lowing his senior season as well as a two-star prospect and the #123running back in the country. Personal: Son of Kim Jackson.

Hersey Jackson35

Running BackSr. • 6-0 • 215 • 3LAllendale, Mich.

Jackson’s Career Stats Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg 2010 34 145 5 140 12.7 0 15 2011 135 792 28 764 76.4 8 35 2012 22 81 12 69 34.5 3 26 2013 4 46 0 46 3.1 0 28 Totals 195 1064 45 1019 26.8 11 35

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Warren Cousino High School...Playedfor head coach Mike Powell...Two-year starter at the varsitylevel...Played both offensive and defensive line...Recorded 14 tack-les as a senior...Detroit News All-Metro East selection as an offen-sive lineman...Earned all-conference and all-area plaudits followingsenior season...Earned all-conference honors as a junior.

Personal: Son of Edward and Michelle Jazvac.

Anthony Jazvac67


Warren, Mich.(Cousino)

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Bishop Luers...Had 81 tackles andfive interceptions as a senior...Tallied 67 tackles (eight for loss) andthree forced fumbles as a junior...Led team to four consecutiveClass 2A state titles during his prep career...Ranked a three-starprospect by both rivals.com and scout.com...Named the 10th-ranked player in Indiana and 52nd-ranked cornerback nationallyby rivals.com...Named the 94th-ranked cornerback nationally byscout.com.

TyVel Jemison10


Ft. Wayne, Ind.(Bishop Luers)


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Namd to GLIAC All-Academic Team...Earned first var-sity letter...Played in eight games as a reserve offensivelineman...Also saw action on field goal and point after attemptteams.

2012: Redshirted.High School: Prepped at Brighton High School under head

coach Cliff Kiefer...Named All-KLAA First Team as asenior...Earned the Coaches Award and Brighton Scholar MedalAthlete awards...Nominated for the MHSFCA All-Star Game...Asa junior, he earned All-County and All-KLAA Honorable Mentionhonors and was the Brighton Scholar Medal Athlete.

Personal: Son of Dean and Lynn Jolly.

long of 91...On offense, he had three carries for 22 yards and atouchdown along with 11 catches for 310 yards and six touch-downs...Named honorable mention Division 3-4 All-State by theAssociated Press as a specialist as well as for the Division 3-4 De-troit News All-State team. Personal: Son of Charlie and Regina Jones.

Zach Jolly77

Offensive LineSo. • 6-7 • 290 • 1L

Brighton, Mich. Jones’ Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2011 7 5 12 0 0 2 0 0 02012 11 17 28 0 1.0/1 3 0 0 02013 22 31 53 0 1.5/4 7 4 1 1Totals 40 53 93 0 2.5/5 12 4 1 1

2013: Earned third varsity letter...Played in all 15 games with12 starts...Tallied 53 total tackles (22 solo/31 assisted)...Picked offfour passes and recovered one fumble...Notched six tackles (2solo/4 assisted) and picked off a pass vs. Azusa Pacific(9/7)...Recorded a season-high seven tackles at Ferris State(10/12)...Picked off a pass and returned it 14 yards at Northwood(10/26)...Recorded three tackles (1 solo/2 assisted) and picked offa pass vs. West Texas A&M (12/7) in NCAA Playoffs. 2012: Named GVSU’s Most Improved DefensivePlayer...Played in all 11 games with six starts...Earned second var-sity letter...Recorded 28 total tackles (11 solo/17 assisted) and threepass deflections...Recorded seven tackles (1 solo/6 assisted) vs.Notre Dame College (9/8)...Tallied a career-high nine tackles (4solo/5 assissted) at Saginaw Valley State (11/10) in season finale. 2011: Earned first varsity letter after seeing action in 10 gameson special teams and as a reserve cornerback...Tallied 12 total tack-les (7 solo/5 assisted) and two pass breakups...Recorded five tack-les (4 solo/1 assisted) vs. Tiffin (10/1)...Tallied three tackles vs.Ferris State (10/22). 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at St. Joseph's High School under headcoach Elliot Uzelac...Collected 65 total tackles (56 solo), twosacks, and three interceptions as a senior...Returned 13 punts for243 yards with a long of 70, and eight kicks for 206 yards with a

DeVonté Jones21

CornerbackSr. • 5-10 • 185 • 3LSt. Joseph, Mich.

Judon’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2011 7 5 12 2/24 2/24 2 0 0 02012 18 19 37 3.5/19 7/28 1 1 1 02013 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Totals 27 24 51 5.5/43 9/52 4 1 1 0

2013: Medical redshirt after injuring knee on seventh play ofthe season-opening game vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7). 2012: Earned second varsity letter...Played in eight games witheight starts...Missed four games in middle of the season with an in-jury...Led all defensive linemen in tackles, recording 37 total tackles(18 solo/19 assisted), 7.0 tackles for loss (-28) and 3.5 QB sacks (-19)...Forced a fumble, picked off one pass and notched three QBhurries...Notched two tackles (1 solo/1 assisted), a QB sack (-7) andreturned an interception 41 yards for a TD in season-opener at West-ern Oregon (9/1)...Recorded eight tackles (3 solo/5 assisted), 2.0TFL (-6) and a QB sack (-3) vs. Northwood (10/20)...Tallied a ca-reer-high 11 tackles (5 solo/6 assisted) at Saginaw Valley State(11/10). 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Played in each of the finalseven games...Recorded 14 total tackles (9 solo/5 assisted), two QBsacks (-24), two tackles for loss (-24) and a fumble recovery...Tal-lied four solo tackles, a QB sack (-12) and a tackle for loss (-12) infirst collegiate game vs. Tiffin (10/1)...Notched three tackles (1solo/2 assisted) at Lake Erie (10/15)...Recorded four tackles (1solo/3 assisted) vs. Ferris State (10/22). 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at West Bloomfield High School underhead coach Jim Thomas...Named to the Spinal Column NewsweeklyAll-Area football team after collecting 89 total tackles, including16 for loss, and six sacks...Named honorable mention All-MetroNorth by the Detroit News...Named to the All-Oakland CountyFootball Second-Team by the Oakland Press...Named to the All-Westside First-Team by C & G News...Rated as a two-star recruitat defensive end by Scout.com. Personal: Son of Earl and Pieretta Hairston.

Matt Judon9

Defensive LineJr. • 6-4 • 255 • 2L

West Bloomfield, Mich.



PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Portage Northern HighSchool...Played for Pete Schermerhorn...Earned two varsity let-ters...Caught 19 passes for 353 yards and three TDs as a senior...Av-eraged 18.6 yards per catch...Tallied 28 tackles, including 14.5tackles for loss as an outside linebacker...Earned Associated PressDivision 1-2 All-State plaudits...Named to the Detroit Free PressDivision 2 All-State team...Academic All-State honors...Earned all-conference and all-area plaudits...Selected to play in the MichiganHigh School Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Stephen and Marga Keizer.

Nick Keizer41

Tight EndRS Fr. • 6-5 • 240


2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Avon High School...Played for headcoach Mike Elder...Earned four letters and was a three-yearstarter...Recorded 138 total tackles during his career, including 29solo stops, 17 tackles for loss and 12 QB sacks...Earned the Lom-bardi Award as the top defensive lineman in Lorain County...LorainCounty Defensive Lineman of the Year...Earned all-district and all-ohio honors...Three-time, First-Team all-conference and all-countyselection...Led squad to a combined 34-5 mark during his finalthree years. Personal: Son of Mike and Gina Kelly.

Alex Kelly60


Avon, Ohio

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Waverly High School...Played forhead coach Anthony Walker...Caught five passes for 57 yards as asenior and hauled in four catches for 25 yards as a junior...Alsoplayed defense...Earned All-CAAC Gold honors as a junior andsenior...Two-time Academic All-CAAC honoree. Personal: Son Norman and Karyn Koenigsknecht.

ScottKoenigsknecht

66Offensive Line

RS Fr. • 6-6 • 275Lansing, Mich.

(Waverly)

2013: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned second varsityletter after starting 14 games at left tackle...Key member of an of-fensive line that helped the Lakers average 35.0 points, 431.3 yardsof total offense per game and 6.8 yards per play. 2012: Academic All-GLIAC performer...Earned first varsityletter...Played in all 11 games, including starts in the final three onthe offensive line...Key figure in an offensive line that helped theLaker offense lead the GLIAC and rank sixth nationally in scoring(41.9 ppg)...Offense ranked second in the GLIAC and 13th nation-ally in total yards per game (474.5), while ranking 10th nationallyin sacks allowed (0.73). 2011: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Missed first half of theseason with an ankle injury. 2010: Received medical redshirt. 2009: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Ubly High School...Played for headcoach Bill Sweeney...Paved the way for a stout Ubly offensive at-tack that recorded 4,991 yards and 625 points his senior season…Also recorded 74 tackles on the defensive line…Named First-TeamAll-Thumb offensive and defensive line by the Thumb Sportswrit-ers Association…Named First-Team All-Greater Thumb Confer-ence at both offensive and defensive lineman…Named First-TeamAssociated PressAll-State at offensive tackle in 2008…Tallied 54tackles as a junior...Ranked as the #104 player in the state of Michi-gan by Scout.com following his senior season...Also participatedin track. Personal: Son of Steve and Vicki LaBuhn.

Eric LaBuhn75

Offensive LineSr. • 6-5 • 315 • 2L

Ubly, Mich.



PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Redshirted. High School: Played for head coach Tim Conley...Three-yearstarter on the varsity level...Recorded 127 total tackles, three QBsacks and picked off two passes as a senior...Earned Detroit NewsAll-Metro North honors...Free Press All-North honoree...Notchedall-conference and all-region honors as a senior...Spent junior sea-son at Detroit Pershing High School, recording 101 tackles en routeto earning all-conference honors. Personal: Son Talena Madison and Jeffery Walker.

Jeff Madison39

LinebackerRS Fr. • 6-1 • 215

Detroit, Mich.(Southfield)

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Bishop Dwenger HighSchool...Played for head coach Chris Svarczkopf...Tallied 58 tack-les and four interceptions as a senior...Tallied 18 pass breakups andblocked two field goals...Earned all-city, all-area and all-conferenceplaudits as a senior...Recorded 66 tackles, two interceptions and 10pass breakups as a junior. Personal: Son of Gerald Sr., and Andrea McGee.

Gerald McGee30

Defensive BackRS Fr. • 5-9 • 175Ft. Wayne, Ind.

(Bishop Dwenger)

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Orchard Lake St. Mary’s HighSchool...Played for head coach George Porritt...Team advanced tothe 2012 MHSAA Division 3 State Championship game...Rushedfor 1,624 yards and 31 TDs as a senior...Hauled in 19 receptionsfor 357 yards...Chipped in 64 tackles and recovered three fumbleson defense...Detroit News Blue Chip honoree...Offense-DefenseAll-American selection...Detroit News All-Metro North hon-oree...Detroit Free Press All-State selection...First-Team All-Catholic League performer...Earned all-area honors as asenior...Rushed for 2,336 career yards and scored 43 career rushingTDs during prep career...Participated in mission trips to Mexicoand Nicaragua. Personal: Son of Patrick and Julie McInnis.

Parker McInnis34

Running BackRS Fr. • 6-0 • 200

Commerce Twp., Mich.(Orchard Lake St. Mary’s)

2013: Earned third varsity letter...Played in 13 games withthree starts...Also saw action on the field goal and PAT specialteams...Key member of an offensive line that helped the Lakers av-erage 35.0 points, 431.3 yards of total offense per game and 6.8yards per play. 2012: Earned second varsity letter after seeing action in fivegames, including a start in the season-finale at Saginaw Valley State(11/10)...Saw action on field goal and PAT. 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Played in six games as a re-serve offensive lineman...Also saw action on field goal and PAT. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Lapeer East High School under headcoach Jake Wiengartz...Named First-Team All-Flint Metro Leagueon both offense and defense...Named All-State Honorable Mentionfor Divisions 1-2 by the Associated Press...Had 91 tackles, threesacks, three fumbles forced, and two fumbles recovered as a sen-ior...As a junior, he had 82 total tackles, five sacks, one forced fum-ble, and two fumble recoveries...65 tackles and four sacks as asophomore. Personal: Son of Scott and Julie McCallum.

Payton McCallum

55Offensive Line

Sr. • 6-2 • 290 • 3LLapeer, Mich.

(East)


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Detroit Renaissance HighSchool...Played for Tyrice Grice...Caught 45 passes for 758 yardsand nine TDs as a senior...Tallied 842 kick return yards...Recorded39 tackles and 11 pass deflections...Earned Detroit News All-Metrohonors...Detroit Free Press All-Detroit honoree...Named All-City. Personal: Son of Duane and Joy McKissic.

Devin McKissic26


Detroit, Mich.(Renaissance)

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Fishers High School for head coachRick Wimmer...Recorded 32 solo tackles, including 21 tackles forloss and 4.5 QB sacks as a senior...Earned all-conference, all-county and all-state honors following senior campaign...Notched22 tackles and 15 tackles for loss as a junior...Recorded 19 solotackles and 12 tackles for loss as team captured State Championshiphis sophomore season...Played with GVSU recruits Robbie Peckand Seth Riley at Fishers High School. Personal: Son of Eddie and Brenda Moore.

Cody Moore97


Fishers, Ind.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Fowlerville High School...Played forBrett Shrader...Hauled in 51 receptions for 804 yards and three TDsas a senior...Added 56 tackles as a senior...Detroit Free Press All-State selection...Named First-Team all-conference and all-county...Caught 20 passes for 339 yards and four TDs as ajunior...Nationally-ranked wrestler (16th) at 215 pounds and wentundefeated en route to State Championship as a senior. Personal: Son of Jim and Elaine Moran.

Brian Moran43

Tight EndRS Fr. • 6-5 • 250Webberville, Mich.

(Fowlerville) 2013: Earned third varsity letter after playing in all 15games...Hauled in five passes for 105 yards...Averaged 21.0 yardsper catch...Also saw action on special teams, making sixtackles...Caught one pass for 28 yards vs. Truman State(9/14)...Hauled in one pass for 29 yards at Ohio Dominican(9/28)...Pulled down one pass for 17 yards vs. Saginaw Valley Statein NCAA Playoffs (11/34)...Caught one pass for 25 yards at Col-orado State-Pueblo in NCAA Playoffs (11/30). 2012: Earned second varsity letter...Played in all 11 gameswith three starts...Hauled in five passes for 70 yards and a TD...Ledteam in special teams tackles with 15 (7 solo/8 assisted)...Hauledin three passes for 35 yards vs. Ferris State (10/6)...Caught one passfor 30 yards and a TD vs. Northwood (10/20)...Played both waysthe final three games of the season and recorded four tackles (3solo/1 assisted) vs. Wayne State (11/3). 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Played in five games as awide receiver and on special teams...Caught four passes for 68yards and a TD...Caught three passes for 50 yards and a TD vs. Tif-fin (10/1)...Hauled in one pass for 18 yards vs. Ferris State (10/22). 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Muskegon Mona Shores under headcoach Ken Rose...Had 44 catches for 681 yards and nine touch-downs along with 51 total tackles (26 solo) on defense...Also re-turned four kicks for 100 yards...Named to the Muskegon ChronicleDivision 1-4 All-Area team as a wide receiver...Garnered a spot onthe Division 1-2 All-State team by the Associated Press...Namedhonorable mention Division 1-2 All-State by the Detroit News. Personal: Son of Kevin Meeks and Nannette Miskel.

Keontré Miskel83

Wide ReceiverSr. • 6-1 • 190 • 3LMuskegon, Mich.(Mona Shores)

Miskel’s Career Stats Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2011 4 68 17.0 1 32 2012 5 70 14.0 1 30 2013 5 105 21.0 0 29 Totals 14 243 17.4 2 32


PLAYER PROFILES

4 Matt Mosley

2013: Earned Academic All-GLIAC honors... Earned first var-sity letter...Saw action as a reserve linebacker and on specialteams...Recorded 17 total tackles (9 solo/8 assisted)...Tallied sixtackles (3 solo/3 assisted), including a tackle for loss (-1) vs. Tiffin(9/21)...Notched four tackles (1 solo/3 assisted) vs. Michigan Tech(10/5). 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Loveland High School under headcoach Andrew Marlatt...Earned First Team All-Fort Ancient ValleyConference honors...All-SW District Honorable Mention by theDayton Daily News...Tallied 74 tackles (14 for loss), 5.5 sacks,three forced fumbles and one punt block as a senior...As a junior,he was Second Team All-Fort Ancient Valley Conference after tal-lying 56 tackles and 3.5 sacks.

Joe Moran40

LinebackerSo. • 6-2 • 240 • 1L

Loveland, Ohio

Moran’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2013 9 8 17 0.5/0 1.0/1 0 0 0 0Totals 9 8 17 0.5/0 1.0/1 0 0 0 0

2013: Earned Honorable Mention All-GLIAC honors...Led alldefensive linemen in tackles with 86 (27 solo/59 assissted), tacklesfor loss with 12.5 (-43) and QB hurries (11)...Recorded 5.0 QBsacks (-26) and recovered a fumble...Notched a tackle for loss in10 games...Tallied eight tackles (1 solo/7 assisted) and two QB hur-ries vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Notched two solo tackles, two QBsacks and two tackles for loss (-8) vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Recorded fivetackles (3 solo/2 assisted) and 3.5 tackles for loss (-8) at Ohio Do-minican (9/28)...Tallied six tackles (3 solo/3 assisted), a QB sackand a TFL (-11) vs. Northern Michigan (10/19)...Notched ninetackles (4 solo/5 assisted), a TFL, a QB sack and forced a fumbleat Northwood (10/26)...Recorded nine tackles (5 solo/4 assisted),a TFL (-1.5) at Wayne State (11/9)...Tallied a season-high 14 tack-les (4 solo/10 assisted) vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/16). Prior to GVSU: Spent one season at Coffeyville CommunityCollege in Kansas in 2012...Played in 10 games, collecting 51 tack-les, 1.5 sacks (-10) and 7.5 tackles for loss (-25)...Had one passbreak-up, forced and recovered a fumble and blocked onekick...Spent one season at Ball State in 2010...Played in all 12

games...Recorded first career tackle vs. Southeast MissouriState...Career high two tackles vs. Southeast Missouri State, vs.Liberty, vs. Eastern Michigan, at Purdue, at Iowa and at CentralMichigan. High School: Earned four letters for Coach LexieSpurlock...Helped Morgan Park to a 9-3 record as a senior, includ-ing a 6-0 Prairie State Conference mark...Helped the Mustangs toa city and conference championship as a senior...Helped MorganPark to a top-25 ranking in the state as a senior...All-conference asa senior...Received honorable mention on the all-state team as asenior...Managed 59 tackles, including eight sacks as asenior...Also lettered in track and placed fourth in the state in thediscus as a junior. Personal: Son of Robert and Regina Mosley.

Matt Mosley4


Chicago, Ill.(Coffeyville C.C.)

Mostley’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TFL/Yds PD Int FF FR2013 27 59 86 5.0/26 12.5/43 1 0 1 1Totals 27 59 86 5.0/26 12.5/43 1 0 1 1

2013: Member of the squad. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Forest Hills Central HighSchool...Played for Greg Ganfield...Tallied 60 total tackles, sevenQB sacks and an interception as a senior...Earned All O.K Confer-ence plaudits as a junior and senior...Named All-Area as a senior. Personal: Son of Rich and Kelly Nutter.

James Nutter96

Defensive LineSo. • 6-3 • 255

Ada, Mich. (Forest Hills Central)



PLAYER PROFILES

12 Heath Parling

Career: Completed 367-of-611 passes for 5,632 yards and 69TDs...Ranks third in career pass efficiency rating (168.9), fourth inTD passes thrown (69), seventh in completions (367), passing yards(5,632) and total offense (5,740). 2013: Earned third varsity letter...Member of the GLIAC Aca-demic All-Excellence Team...Played in 10 games with 10starts...Started the season-opener and then missed threegames...Missed two games in the second half of the season and thenstarted the final seven games...Completed 155-of-273 passes for2,441 yards and 27 TDs...Recorded a pass efficiency rating of158.6...Tallied a 3.4-1.0 TD pass-to-INT ratio...Tossed four or moreTDs in a game four times...Averaged 15.7 yards per completion and244.1 yards per game passing...Completed 14-of-24 passes for 177yards and two TDs vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Completed 19-of-24passes for 264 yards and four TDs vs. Michigan Tech (10/5)...Av-eraged 3.2 TD passes per game in final five games...Completed 14-of-26 passes for 274 yards and four TDs in regular season finalevs. Saginaw Valley State (11/16)...Completed 15-of-27 passes for204 yards and three TDs vs. SVSU in NCAA Playoff game(11/23)...Completed 16-of-28 passes for 316 yards and four TDs atColorado State-Pueblo (11/30) in NCAA Playoffs...Completed 16-of-32 passes for 219 yards and four TDs vs. West Texas A&M inNCAA Playoff regional final. 2012: Injured in third game of the year and missed the remain-der of the season as a medical redshirt...Named to the GLIAC Ac-ademic All-Excellence team...Named GLIAC Offensive Player ofthe Week (9/10)...Completed 38-of-59 passes for 525 yards and sixTDs...Rushed for 43 yards on six carries...Completed 15-of-24passes for 159 yards and one TD, while rushing for 19 yards onthree carries at Western Oregon (9/1)...Named GLIAC Player ofthe Week after completing 21-of-31 passes for 307 yards and fourTDs vs. Notre Dame (9/8)...Was 2-4 for 59 yards and a TD in twoseries at Tiffin (9/15) before leaving with a seson-ending injury. 2011: Bilo D2 Quarterback of the Year finalist...GLIAC Aca-demic Excellence honoree...Named GVSU’s Most Improved Of-fensive Player...Finished the year with the highest pass efficiencyrating in DII football (180.3)...Completed 154-of-249 passes (61.8)for 2.415 yards and 34 TDs...Led the nation in pass efficiency rating(180.3) and ranked third in TD passes with 34...His 34 TD passesranks fifth all-time in Laker anals for a single-season...26 percentof his pass completions go for TDs...2,415 passing yards ranks 11thall-time for a single-season...Completed 21-of-28 passes for 336yards and six TDs in three quarters of action vs. Ferris State (10/22)and was named GLIAC Offensive Player of the Week...Parling'scompletions (21), yards (336) and TD passes (6) were all careerhighs, while his six TDs tied a Lubbers Stadium record that CurtAnes accomplished twice....His 336 passing yards equalled BradIciek's total vs. Saginaw Valley State in 2009 and is the 10th-bestsingle-game total at Lubbers Stadium....Parling's 34 passing TDsalso set a GVSU sophomore record that was previously set byCullen Finnerty (25) in 2005...Rushed 31 times for 128 yards andone TD...Tossed just two interceptions in 155 throws to end the sea-son...Completed 16-of-28 passes for 226 yards and four TDs at In-dianapolis (9/17)...Completed 17-of-22 passes for 298 yards andfive TDs in just over two quarters of action vs. Tiffin (10/1)...Con-nected on 12-of-16 passes for 189 yards and five TDs at NorthernMichigan (10/8).

Heath Parling12

QuarterbackSr. • 6-3 • 220 • 3LPlymouth, Mich.

(Salem)

Parling’s Career StatsYear Comp Att. Yards Pct Yds/GM TD INT Lg Effic2010 20 30 251 66.7 41.8 2 0 42 158.92011 154 249 2,415 61.8 219.5 34 10 71 180.32012 38 59 525 64.4 175.0 6 0 58 172.72013 155 273 2441 56.8 244.1 27 8 82 158.7Totals 367 611 5632 60.1 187.7 69 18 82 168.9

2010: Academic All-GLIAC selection...Earned first varsity let-ter as a reserve quarterback...Completed 20-of-30 passes for 251yards and two TDs...Completed 66.7 percent of his passes andrecorded a pass efficiency rating of 158.95...Rushed 10 times for69 yards and three TDs...Recorded 320 yards of totaloffense...Completed 7-of-9 passes for 134 yards and two TDs atTiffin (10/2)...Completed 10-of-16 passes for 79 yards at FerrisState (10/23). 2009: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Salem High School…Played for headcoach Parker Salowich...Named to the All-Kensington Lakes Ath-letic Association conference team…Ranked as the #79 player inthe state of Michigan by Scout.com following his senior season. Personal: Son of Craig Parling and Linda Manni.



PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Fishers High School...Played for RickWimmer...Tallied 85 solo and 51 assisted tackles as asenior...Hamilton County Defensive Player of the Year...IndianaAll-State selection...Earned all-conference and all-county hon-ors...Earned all-state, all-conference and all-county honors as a jun-ior...Set a Fishers school-record for season (111) and career tackles(265)...Played with GVSU recruits Cody Moore and Seth Riley atFishers High School. Personal: Son of Bob Peck and Cheryl Carmack.

Robbie Peck33

LinebackerRS Fr. • 6-1 • 215

Fishers, Ind.

Career: Career punting average of 39.0 ranks second all-time...Holds the first (40.9 in 2012) and third-best (40.5 in 2013),single-season yards per punt average. 2013: Earned third varsity letter...Averaged 40.5 yards per puntwith a long of 59 yards...Tallied six punts of 50 net yards ormore...Six games with a game average of 42.2 yards ormore...Dropped 10 punts inside the opponents 20 yard line...Forced11 fair catches. 2012: Second-Team All-GLIAC honoree...Earned second var-sity letter...Averaged 40.9 yards per punt, second in theGLIAC...Led the league in net punting per punt (39.8)...Dropped14 punts inside the opponents 20 yard line...Forced a fair catch ninetimes and tallied six punts of 50 yards or more...Tallied just twotouchbacks...Recorded a long punt of 62 yards at Northern Michi-gan (10/13). 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Punted 28 times for a 34.6yards per punt average with a long of 50 yards...Dropped 11 puntsinside the opponents 20 yard line...Forced a fair catch 10times...Tallied just one touchback...Averaged 37.7 yards on sixpunts in first collegiate game vs. Western Oregon (9/1). 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Brighton High School under headcoach Cliff Kiefer...Named to the all-county first team as a punterfollowing senior year...Named all-conference as a junior and sen-ior...Named one of the best punters at the ProKicker.com kick acad-emy, recording the best punting hangtime in 2008 of 4.81 seconds,with an average of 4.19 seconds. Personal: Son of Mario and Lisa Picano.

Chris Picano52

PunterSr. • 5-11 • 200 • 3L

Brighton, Mich.

Picono’s Career Stats Year No. Yards Avg. Long I20 2011 28 969 34.6 50 11 2012 32 1308 40.9 62 14 2013 43 1740 40.5 59 10 Totals 103 4017 39.0 62 35

2013: Earned third varsity letter...Played in 15 games with 14starts...Ranked third on the team in receptions (30) and receivingyards (525)...Averaged 17.5 yards per reception...25 of 30 recep-tions resulted in a first down...Currently ranks 10th all-time atGVSU with a 20.1 yards per catch average...Hauled in two recep-tions for 43 yards vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Caught two passes for55 yards and a TD vs. Michigan Tech (10/5)...Pulled down threepasses for 35 yards and a TD at Ferris State (10/12)...Hauled inthree passes for 68 yards in regular season finale vs. Saginaw Val-ley State (11/16)...Caught five passes for 82 yards and a TD vs.SVSU in NCAA Playoff meeting (11/23)...Hauled in four passesfor 44 yards and two TDs at Colorado State-Pueblo in NCAA Play-offs (11/30). 2012: Earned second varsity letter...Played in all 11 games withtwo starts...Sixth on the squad with 13 catches for 323 yards andtwo TDs...Caught two passes for 60 yards and a TD vs. Ohio Do-minican (9/22)...Hauled in two catches for 54 yards and a TD atMichigan Tech (9/29)...Pulled down two receptions for 57 yardsvs. Northwood (10/20)...Caught three passes for 82 yards in sea-son-finale at Saginaw Valley State (11/10). 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Played in seven games withone start...Caught four passes for 98 yards...Hauled in one catchfor 20 yards vs. Western Oregon (9/1)...Caught one pass for 13yards vs. Tiffin (10/1), one for 28 yards at Northern Michigan(10/8) and one for 37 yards vs. Ferris State (10/22). 2010: Member of the squad. 2009: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Southeastern High School…Playedfor Donshell English...Caught 43 passes for 753 yards and 12touchdowns as a senior, while also collecting 30 tackles and eightinterceptions on defense…Named to the Second-Team All-Detroitby the Detroit News as a defensive back…Earned all-city and all-state honors...Led squad to MHSAA football regional finals…Ranked the #62 player in the state of Michigan by Scout.com fol-lowing his senior season. Personal: Son of Demetrus and Tonya Pitts.

Darryl Pitts7

Wide ReceiverSr. • 6-2 • 200 • 3L

Detroit, Mich.(Southeastern)

Pitts’ Career Stats Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2011 4 98 24.5 0 37 2012 13 323 24.8 2 35 2013 30 525 17.5 5 35 Totals 47 946 20.1 7 37


PLAYER PROFILES

Sporting News DII Preseason All-American

2013: Academic All-GLIAC selection...Daktronics First-TeamAll-American...Daktronics Super Region 4 First-Team...BSN All-GLIAC First-Team...BSN Third-Team All-American...D2FootballHonorable Mention All-American...Honorable Mention All-GLIAC...Set a GVSU single-season record for catches (54) and re-ceiving yards (899) by a tight end...Averaged 16.6 yards percatch...Broke the 100 yard receiving mark three times...Hauled in25 passes for 387 yards and five TDs in five NCAA Playoffgames...Caught two passes for 60 yards and two TDs vs. Tiffin(9/21)...Hauled in five passes for 80 yards and a TD at Ohio Do-minican (9/28)...Caught a career-high eight passes for a career-high157 yards and a TD vs. Hillsdale (11/2)...Hauled in five passes for112 yards and two TDs in regular season finale vs. Saginaw ValleyState (11/16)...Pulled down six catches for 123 yards and a TD atColorado State-Pueblo (11/30) in NCAA Playoffs...Hauled in fourpasses for 44 yards and a TD vs. West Texas A&M (12/7), followedby seven receptions for 77 yards and a TD at NW Missouri State(12/14) in NCAA Semifinals...Earned All-America honors as anoutfielder for the Laker baseball team.

2012: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Beyond Sports DII Ath-lete of the Week...Played in all 11 games with six starts...Rankedthird on the team in receptions with 17 for 327 yards and twoTDs...Caught two passes for 30 yards and a TD in his first collegegame at Western Oregon (9/1)...Hauled in three passes for 90 yards,including a key third down 41-yard reception...Tallied four catchesfor 85 yards and a TD at Hillsdale (10/27).

2011: Redshirted..Named the GVSU Offensive Scout TeamPlayer of the year...Lettered for the GVSU baseball team as a truefreshman...Hit .313 with 21 hits in 67 at bats...Finished the seasonas the everyday DH.

High School: Prepped at Oakridge High School…Played forJack Schugars...Passed for 696 yards and 10 touchdowns, whilerushing for 1,561 yards and 24 touchdowns on 193 carries as a sen-ior…Collected 64 total tackles, one sack, two interceptions, andfour pass break-ups…Also averaged 39.4 yards per punt on 25punts and had 37 touchbacks on 74 kickoffs while converting 9-of-13 field goals and 45-of-48 extra points…Named to the Division5-6 All-State team by the Detroit News as a defensive back…Named Division 5 All-State by the Detroit Free Press…Earned Di-vision 5-6 All-State accolades from the Associated Press…NamedAll-West Michigan Conference at quarterback, defensive back andkicker, while being named honorable mention at punter…As a jun-ior, he passed for 457 yards and five touchdowns, while rushingfor 975 yards and 15 touchdowns on 170 carries...Threw for 779yards and 11 touchdowns as a sophomore and rushed for 588 yardsand 11 touchdowns...Selected to play in the 2011 MHSFCA East-West All-Star Game and named to the MHSFCA All-Academichonorable mention team.

Personal: Son of Tom and Kathy Potts.

Jamie Potts15

Tight EndJr. • 6-3 • 235 • 2LRavenna, Mich.

(Muskegon Oakridge)

Potts’ Career Stats Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2012 17 327 19.2 2 48 2013 54 899 16.6 11 41 Totals 71 1226 17.3 13 48

15 Jamie Potts

Prior to GVSU: Redshirted at Southern Illinois...Named to theMVFC Academic Honor Roll. High School: Prepped at Flint Powers Catholic HighSchool...Played quarterback in high school...Associated Press Di-vision 5-6 Player of the Year...All-State selection by the AssociatedPress...All-State Dream Team selection by the Detroit FreePress...Division 5 All-State selection by the Detroit News...GeneseeCounty Dream Team Player of the Year...Unanimous first-team All-Conference selection in the Saginaw Valley South...Rushed for 556yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior...Also passed for 1,856 yardsand 16 touchdowns...Won the state title as a junior...Threw for 258yards and ran for 155 yards in the state title game... Personal: Son of Thomas and Ursula Pougnet.

GarrettPougnet

25Defensive Back

RS Fr. • 6-3 • 210Fenton, Mich.

(Southern Illinois)



PLAYER PROFILES

Career: Rushed for 2,075 yards and 33 TDs on 307 carries...Aver-aging 6.8 yards per carry in his career...Fourth all-time at GVSU inrushing TDs (33) and total TDs scored (36)...2,880 career all-purposeyards...Ninth in all-time points scored with 218. 2013: Academic All-GLIAC selection...Second-Team All-GLIAC...Rushed for 1,012 yards and 16 TDs on 138 carries in just ninegames played...Missed final six games with an injury...Averaged 112.4yards per game rushing, the third-best rushing yards per game total inLaker football history...Tallied 1,265 all-purpose yards (140.6 ypg) innine games...Caught 26 passes for 253 yards...Broke the 100-yard rush-ing mark five times...Toted the ball 10 times for 110 yards and twoTDs, while catching six passes for 61 yards vs. Azusa Pacific(9/7)...Rushed for 174 yards and three TDs vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Toted theball 16 times for 117 yards and a TD, while catching three passes for33 yards vs. Michigan Tech (10/5)...Rushed 17 times for 81 yards anda TD at Ferris State (10/12)...Rushed for 143 yards and two TDs on 18carries, while catching four passes for 46 yards vs. Northern Michigan(10/19)...Rushed for 196 yards and two TDs on 27 carries, while catch-ing four passes for 23 yards at Northwood (10/26)...The 196 rushingyards is the 15th-best single-game total in Laker football history...Totedthe ball 12 times for 97 yards and two TDs before leaving the gamemidway through the third quarter with a season-ending injury...Wentover the 1,000-yard rushing mark on final carry. 2012: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Honorable Mention All-GLIAC...Earned second varsity letter...Played in nine games with threestarts...Missed three games in middle of the season with aninjury...Ranked second on the team in rushing, toting the ball 103 timesfor 603 yards and a team-high 12 TDs...Tallied 865 all-purpose yards,averaging 96.1 all-purpose yards per game...Ranked fourth on the teamin receptions with 14 for 219 yards and three TDs...Second on the teamin TDs with 15...Broke the 100-yard rushing mark two times in finalthree games...Caught four passes for 104 yards and two TDs, whilerushing six times for 41 yards and two TDs vs. Notre Dame(9/8)...Rushed 16 times for 110 yards and a a TD at Hillsdale(10/27)...Tallied 118 rushing yards and two TDs on 20 carries vs.Wayne State (11/3)...Rushed 17 times for 95 yards and three TDs atSaginaw Valley State (11/10). 2011: GLIAC Academic Excellence honoree...Earned first varsityletter...Played in all 11 games with one start...Rushed for 317 yards andfour TDs on 48 carries, while hauling in 15 passes for 189 yards...Re-turned four kickoffs for 91 yards with a long of 37 yards...Recorded597 all-purpose yards...Ranked third on the squad in rushing and fourthin receiving...Led team with 11 special teams tackles...Rushed fourtimes for 40 yards and a TD vs. Tiffin (10/1)...Toted the ball 13 timesfor 68 yards and caught one pass for 25 yards at Northern Michigan(10/8)...Caught five passes for 70 yards and rushed one time for fouryards vs. Ferris State(10/22)...Rushed for 105 yards and a TD on ninecarries, while also catching three passes for 48 yards at Northwood(11/5)...Rushed nine times for 54 yards and a TD and hauled in fourpasses for 25 yards vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/15)... 2010: Received a medical redshirt...Played in three games...Rushedfor 79 yards and a TD on six carries at Tiffin (10/2)...Toted the ballseven times for 40 yards vs. Northern Michigan (10/9). 2009: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Geneva High School...Played for RobWicinski...Named IHSFCA 7A All-State at running back as a juniorand senior...Rushed for 2,859 yards and 44 touchdowns as a senior…

Michael Ratay22


Geneva, Ill.

Also caught 18 passes for 266 yards and three touchdowns…Named theGeneva Republican Player of the Year...Named to the Kane CountyChronicle All-Area First-Team offense…Also named Kane CountyChronicle Player of the Year as a junior and senior…Named All-WesternSun Conference and was MVP of the league...Earned Chicago TribuneFirst-Team All-State plaudits...Earned the Walter Payton Round HouseChicago Player of the Year award...As a junior, rushed for 1,743 yardsand 29 touchdowns, while catching 11 passes for 239 yards and fourtouchdowns en route to being named Chicago Tribune Second-Team All-State. Personal: Son of Mark Ratay and Peggy Kersting.Ratay’s Career Stats

Rushing Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg 2010 18 143 0 143 47.4 1 37 2011 48 328 11 317 28.8 4 51 2012 103 625 22 603 67.0 12 46 2013 138 1045 33 1012 112.4 16 87 Totals 307 2141 66 2075 64.8 33 87

Receiving Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2010 3 10 3.3 0 12 2011 15 189 12.6 0 30 2012 14 219 15.6 3 48 2013 26 253 9.7 0 20 Totals 58 253 11.6 0 48

All Purpose Year Rush RCV PR KO Total Avg/g 2010 143 10 0 0 153 51.0 2011 317 189 0 91 597 54.3 2012 603 219 0 43 865 96.1 2013 1012 253 0 0 1265 140.6 Totals 2075 671 0 134 2880 90.0

22 Michael Ratay



PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned second varsityletter...Played in 15 games with 14 starts at right tackle...Key mem-ber of an offensive line that helped the Lakers average 35.0 points,431.3 yards of total offense per game and 6.8 yards per play. 2012: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned first varsity let-ter...Played in six games in a reserve role on the offensiveline...Also saw action on the PAT and field goal units. 2011: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Essex District High School in On-tario…Played for Badi Qawwas...Tallied 81 tackles, eight sacks,three forced fumbles and two fumble recovery for TDs as a sen-ior...Tallied 63 total tackles, six sacks, and one interception as ajunior...Named a Wilson Conference Defensive All-Star…Namedto the All-WECSSAA Team as a defensive lineman…Named tothe Ridley Scouting Top 100 List as the 10th best defensive line-man in Canada...Named all-conference three times. Personal: Son of Jerry and Cindy Revenberg.

BrandonRevenberg

57Offensive Line

Jr. • 6-4 • 285 • 2LEssex, Ont.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Fishers High School for head coachRick Wimmer...Tallied 63 total tackles, five pass breakups, fourforced fumbles and three blocked field goals as a senior...IndianaFootball Coaches Association All-State selection...First-Team All-Hamilton County...Hamilton County Daily First-Teamhonoree...Recorded 54 tackles as a junior and 59 as asophomore...Earned all-conference and All-Hamilton County Dailyhonors as a junior...Outstanding wrestler...Played with currentGVSU players Cody Moore and Robbie Peck at Fishers HighSchool. Personal: Son of Warren and Carla Riley.

Seth Riley48


Fishers, Ind.

2013: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned first varsity let-ter...Exceptional blocker...Key member of an offensive line thathelped the Lakers average 35.0 points, 431.3 yards of total offenseper game and 6.8 yards per play. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Petoskey High School under headcoach Kerry Vanorman...Named Associated Press All-State FirstTeam (D3/D4), All-Big North First Team and was part of the MHS-FCA All-Star Game after rushing for 1,796 yards and 33 TDs on168 carries (both school records)...Had eight catches for three TDsand picked off six passes as a senior...As a junior, he was namedall-area and All-Big North First team after tallying 36 tackles,seven interceptions, 902 rushing yards, 12 rushing TDs and 269yards receiving. Personal: Son of Patrick and Lisa Robbins..

Joe Robbins8

Wide ReceiverSo. • 6-3 • 205 • 1L

Petoskey, Mich.

Chris Robinson3


Ovid, Mich. (Ovid-Elsie)

Career: Rushed for 1,553 yards and 15 TDs on 283 carriesin 23 career games...Averaging 5.5 yards per carry in hiscareer...Caught 17 passes for 222 yards and one TD...Tallied 1,775career all-purpose yards. 2013: Earned third varsity letter...Played in 13 games withfive starts...Rushed for 880 yards and six TDs on 186carries...Caught nine passes for 105 yards and one TD...Broke the100 yard rushing mark four times...Toted the ball 15 times for 53yards and a TD vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7), his first game back fromknee injury which ended the 2012 campaign...Rushed for 129 on16 carries and caught one pass for 17 yards vs. Truman State(9/14)...Recorded 137 rushing yards and one TD on 23 carries,while also catching two passes for 21 yards vs. Hillsdale(11/2)...Rushed for 108 yards on 21 carries at Wayne State(11/9)...Toted the ball 24 times for 120 yards and hauled in a passfor 27 yards and a TD vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/23) in NCAAPlayoffs. 2012: Injured in fourth game of the season and missed finaleight games...Played in four games with three starts...Rushed for368 yards and six TDs on 56 carries...Averaged 6.4 yards percarry...Hauled in five passes for 74 yards...Rushed for 99 yards



PLAYER PROFILES

Robinson’s Career Stats Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg 2011 41 312 0 312 78.0 3 38 2012 56 368 7 361 90.2 6 46 2013 186 911 31 880 67.7 6 34 Totals 283 1591 38 1553 67.5 15 46

Robinson continued...and two TDs on just 11 carries, while catching three passes for 35yards in season opener at Western Oregon (9/1)...Toted the ball 19times for 107 yards and four TDs vs. Notre Dame (9/8)...Tallied 77rushing yards on 12 carries at Tiffin (9/15), followed by a 14-carry,78-yard effort vs. Ohio Dominican (9/22) before getting injuredearly in second quarter. 2011: Earned first varsity letter...Played in final fourgames...Rushed for 312 yards and three TDs on 41 carries...Caughtthree passes for 43 yards...Averaged 78.0 yards per game and 7.6yards per carry...Rushed for 65 yards on nine carries and caughtone pass for 25 yards in first collegiate game vs. FerrisState(10/22)...Rushed seven times for 57 yards at Northwood(11/5)...Toted the ball 22 times sfor 175 yards and three TDs, whilecatching two passes for 18 yards vs. Saginaw Valley State(11/12)...175 rushing yards set a freshman single-game record. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Ovid-Elsie High School under headcoach Jerry Goosen...Named Division 5-6 co-player of the year bythe Associated Press...Named Division 5 All-State by the DetroitFree Press...One of two running backs named to the Detroit NewsAll-State Dream Team...Also named to the Lansing State Journal'sannual "Catch-22" rankings as one of the top 22 players in thestate...As a senior, ran the ball 304 times for 2,692 yards and 39touchdowns...As a junior, ran for 2,840 yards and 41 touchdownson 256 carries...Had 1,756 yards and 17 touchdowns rushing as asophomore...Set a Michigan state record with 27 consecutive gamesof over 100 yards rushing...Placed fourth all-time in career rushingyards in the state (7,123 yards on 814 carries)...On defense, he had69 total tackles and four interceptions as a senior, 82 total tacklesand two interceptions as a junior, and 59 total tackles as a sopho-more...Rated a two-star prospect on Scout.com. Personal: Son of Chris and Ronda Robinson...Educationmajor with a history minor...Enjoys sports and video games. 3 Chris Robinson

2013: Medical Redshirt. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Pontiac Notre Dame Prep HighSchool under head coach Kyle Zimmerman...Named AssociatedPressAll-State Honorable Mention (D3/D4), All-Catholic LeagueAA First Team, all-region, all-county, all-area, All-Catholic DetroitLeague and Detroit NewsAll-Metro North Honorable Mention asa senior...Tallied 35 catches for 617 yards and 10 TDs...As a junior,he was the Schuman NUC Receiver MVP and caught 25 passes for346 yards and two TDs.

Troy Sassack86

Wide ReceiverRS Fr. • 6-4 • 205Washington, Mich.

(Pontiac Notre Dame)


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Earned first varsity letter as a true freshman...Led theteam in scoring with 105 points...Played in all 15 games...Con-verted 66-of-69 point after attempts and was 13-for-16 in fieldgoals with a long of 37 yards...Converted first 37 PATs and firstnine field goals of his career...Converted two field goals, includinga long of 34 yards vs. Northern Michigan (10/19)...Kicked two fieldgoals at Wayne State (11/9) and vs. Saginaw Valley State(11/23)...Converted two field goals at NW Missouri State (12/14),including a career-long of 37 yards. High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Christian HighSchool...Played for head coach Don Fellows...Team captured Di-vision 3 Michigan High School Football State Championship hissenior campaign...Converted all 72 PATs and was 14-for-17 on fieldgoals as a senior...Tied State Championship game with field goalthat sent the game into overtime and won the game with a 27 yardfield goal...Associated Press All-State selection...Detroit News All-State selection...Detroit Free Press All-State honoree...Member ofthe Grand Rapids Press Dream Team...First-Team All-O.K. Con-ference plaudits...Set Michigan High School Football State Recordwith 172 made PATs, including 142 consecutive makes. Personal: Son of Jim and Leah Schipper...Also a member ofthe GVSU baseball team.

Joel Schipper19

Place KickerSo. • 5-11 • 185 • 1LGrand Rapids, Mich.

(Christian)

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Forest Hills CentralHigh School for head coach Tim Rogers...Three-yearstarter...Recorded 136 total tackles, 20 tackles for loss and six QBsacks as a senior...Grand Rapids Press Dream Team honoree...De-troit Free Press All-State selection...Earned All-O.K. White Con-ference plaudits...Notched 118 total tackles and 16 tackles for lossas a junior, while contributing 109 tackles and 11 tackles for lossduring sophomore season...Earned all-state and Grand Rapids PressDream Team honors as a junior...Recorded 363 careertackles...Older sister is a member of the Laker women’s soccerteam. Personal: Son of Brett and Sheila Schlosser.

CollinSchlosser

49Linebacker

RS Fr. • 6-0 • 215Ada, Mich.

(Forest Hills Central)

Sauber’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds PD Int FR2012 18 19 37 1/1 3/4 2 1 22013 11 22 33 0 0 1 0 0Totals 29 41 70 0.5/1 3.0/4 3 1 2

Jack Sauber20

Defensive BackSr. • 6-0 • 200 • 2L Shelby Twp., Mich. (Utica Eisenhower)

2013: Member of the GLIAC Academic All-Excellenceteam...Earned second varsity letter...Saw action in 14 games as adefensive back and on special teams...Tallied 33 tackles (11solo/22 assisted)...Recorded a career-high 10 tackles (3 solo/7 as-sisted) vs. Truman State (9/14)...Notched five tackles (2 solo/3 as-sisted) vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Tallied four tackles (2 solo/2 assisted) vs.Hillsdale (11/2)...Chipped in four tackles (1 solo/3 assisted) vs.West Texas A&M (12/7) in NCAA Playoffs. 2012: Member of the GLIAC Academic All-Excellenceteam...Earned first varsity letter after seeing action in all 11 gameswith two starts...Ranked sixth on the squad in total tackles with 37(18 solo/19 assisted)...Tallied 3.0 TFL (-4), recovered two fumblesand picked off a pass...Recorded six tackles (4 solo/2 assisted) atTiffin (9/15)...Notched eight tackles (2 solo/6 assisted), two TFL(-3) and picked off a pass vs. Northwood (10/20)...Recorded a ca-reer-high 10 tackles (4 solo/6 assisted) vs. Wayne State (11/3). 2011: GLIAC Academic Excellance honoree...Member of thesquad...Caught one pass for eight yards vs. Western Oregon(9/1)...Moved to defensive back in the spring. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Utica Eisenhower High Schoolunder head coach Robert Lantzy...Named honorable mention All-State by the Detroit News as a defensive back...Named to the De-troit News All-Metro East team...Also named to the MacombDaily's Macomb County Tier I All-Star Football Team...Had 57total tackles and four interceptions as a senior along with threeblocked kicks...On offense, he caught 26 passes for 267 yards andtwo touchdowns as well as ran the ball 38 times for 362 yards andthree touchdowns. Personal: Son of John and Paula Sauber.

Schipper’s Career Stats Year PAT FGM FGA Lg Pts. 2013 66-69 13 16 37 105 Totals 66-69 13 16 37 105


PLAYER PROFILES

Evan Schriner61

Offensive LineRS Fr. • 6-2 • 285 Northville, Mich.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Northville High School for headcoach Matt Ladach...Two-year starter on the offensive line...De-troit Free Press All-Metro West honoree...Observer & EccentricHometown News selection...First-Team all-conference and all-areaas a senior...Earned Detroit Free Press and Observer & Eccentricplaudits as a junior. Personal: Son of Michael and Stephanie Schriner.

Kyle Short46

Defensive BackRS Fr. • 6-2 • 190 Rockford, Mich.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Rockford High School for headcoach Ralph Munger...Completed 83-of-162 attempts for 1,093yards and seven TDs as a senior...Rushed for 238 yards...Missedseveral games with an ankle injury...Earned All-O.K. Red Confer-ence and all-area honors. Personal: Son of Mike and Kim Short.

Jake Slobin91


Franklin, Mich. (Farmington Hills Harrison)

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Farmington Hills Harrison HighSchool for head coach John Herrington...Recorded 97 total tackles,including 30 tackles for loss and eight QB sacks as a senior...De-troit Free Press First-Team All-State selection...Detroit News All-State honoree...First-Team All-County by the OaklandPress...Observer & Eccentric First-Team All-Area...First-Team all-conference...Tallied 64 tackles, 25 tackles for loss and six QBsacks as a junior...First-Team All-County by the OaklandPress...Observer & Eccentric First-Team All-Area. Personal: Son of Billy and Tracy Slobin.

Urston Smith84

Wide ReceiverRS Fr. • 6-1 • 215

Elkhart, Ind. (Memorial)

2013: Did not play. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Elkhart Memorial High Schoolunder head coach Kevin Downey...Earned IndyStar All-State 5AHonorable Mention honors and was named All-North League Con-ference after catching 38 passes for 719 yards and six TDs as asenior. Personal: Son of Ursula Smith.

CoreySmykowski

69Defensive Line

RS Fr. • 6-3 • 265 Yale, Mich.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Yale High School for DonSmeznik...Rushed for 298 yards and notched 19 tackles as a sen-ior...Earned all-conference and academic all-conference honors asa senior...Toted the ball 94 times for 826 yards and seven TDs asa junior...All-Area Dream Team and all-conference performer asa junior...Added 365 rushing yards on 47 carries assophomore...Toted the ball for 1,489 career-yards. Personal: Son of Scott Smykowski and Maria Gerardy.

Career: Rushed for 1,428 yards on 199 carries in 22 careergames...Hauled in 19 receptions for 270 yards and five TDs...2,273all-purpose yards...575 kickoff return yards...Ranks second in all-time kickoff return average (30.2 ypr)...Fifth in yards per rush (7.2). 2013: Earned second varsity letter...Played in 11games...Missed four games with a hand inury...Rushed for 450yards and three TDs on 70 carries...Hauled in 19 receptions for 270yards and five TDs...Returned nine kickoffs for 195 yards and aTD...Toted the ball five times for 49 yards and caught three passes

Kirk Spencer27

Running BackJr. • 5-11 • 200 • 2L

East Grand Rapids, Mich.



PLAYER PROFILES

for 42 yards and two TDs vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Rushed for 62yards on nine carries and caught two passes for 18 yards vs. Tiffin(9/21)...Hauled in three passes for 63 yards and a TD vs. MichiganTech (10/5)...Tallied 33 yards and a TD on five carries, caught onepass for nine yards and returned two kickoffs for 112 yards, includinga 100-yard TD return at Ferris State (10/12)...Hauled in a 24 yardTD pass in only play vs. Saginaw Valley State (9/16) in the regularseason finale...Rushed for 137 yards and a TD, while catching twopasses for 34 yards at Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30)...Caught fourpasses for 77 yards, including a 46 yard TD reception, while totingthe ball six times for 21 yards and a TD vs. West Texas A&M (12/7). 2012: Earned first varsity letter...Played in all 11 games withfive starts...Led the team and ranked ninth in the GLIAC in rushingyards with 978 on 129 carries...Led the team with a 7.6 yards percarry average...Tallied 380 kickoff return yards on 10attempts...Notched long kickoff returns of 74, 77 and 94yards...Ranked ninth in the GLIAC in all-purpose yards per game(123.4)...Broke the 100-yard rushing mark five times...Rushed for228 yards and a TD on just 17 carries vs. Wayne State (11/3)...228yards was the fourth-best single-game total in Laker football his-tory...Toted the ball 28 times for 136 yards and one TD at MichiganTech (9/29)...Rushed for 145 yards on 13 carries at Northern Michi-gan (10/13)...Recorded 129 yards on 15 carries vs. Northwood(10/20), followed by a 100-yard, two-TD effort at Hillsdale...Talliedfour special teams tackles before moving into the starting runningback role in the fifth game. 2011: Member of the squad but did not play. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at East Grand Rapids High School underhead coach Peter Stuursma...Named to the Division 3-4 All-Stateteam by the Associated Press...Ran the ball 246 times for 2,043 yardsand 18 touchdowns as a senior...Member of the Grand Rapids PressDream Team...Had 23 carries for 98 yards and one catch for 27 yardsin the 2009 Michigan state championship game to go along with fourtackles and one fumble recovery on defense. Personal: Son of Kirk and Patricia Spencer...Enjoys readingand hanging out with friends.

Scott Tackett98

Defensive LineSo. • 6-4 • 240 Holland, Mich.

2013: Earned Academic All-GLIAC honors...Member of thesquad. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Holland High School under headcoach Shawn McManus...Named All-OK White and Holland Sen-tinelAll-Area after collecting 45 tackles (seven for loss) as a sen-ior. Personal: Son of Michael and Julie Tackett

David Talley42

LinebackerSo. • 6-2 • 230 • 1L Southfield, Mich.

(Orchard Lake St. Mary’s)

2013: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action in 10 games as areserve linebacker and on special teams...Tallied 26 total tackles(7 solo/19 assisted) and 2.0 tackles for loss (-8)...Recorded threeassisted tackles vs. Azusa Pacific (9/7)...Notched nine tackles (4solo/5 assisted) and 1.5 TFL (-7) vs. Tiffin (9/21)...Recorded fivetackles (1 solo/4 assissted) vs. Michigan Tech (10/5)...Tallied threetackles (2 solo/1 assisted) at Wayne State (11/9). 2012: Redshirted...Named GVSU Defensive Scout TeamPlayer of the Year. High School: Prepped at Orchard Lake St. Mary's Prep underhead coach George Porritt...Earned Associated PressAll-State FirstTeam (D3/D4) honors...Named all-area first team, All-CatholicLeague Central, Detroit NewsAll-Metro North Second Team andwas ranked 41st on the Detroit News Blue Chip Players list...Had148 total tackles (89 solo), 17 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, threeforced fumbles and one fumble recovery as a senior...Helped teamto state championship, where he had seven solo tackles and a sackto help secure the title. Personal: Son of David and Latahya Talley.Talley’s Career StatsYear Solo Asst Total Sack TL/Yds PD Int FR2013 7 19 26 0 2.0/8 0 0 0Totals 7 19 26 0 2.0/8 0 0 0

Spencer’s Career StatsRushing

Year Att Gain Loss Net Yds/Gm TD Lg 2012 129 994 16 978 88.9 5 57 2013 70 476 26 450 40.9 3 57 Totals 199 1470 42 1428 64.9 8 57 Receiving Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2012 0 0 0 0 0 2013 19 270 14.2 5 46 Totals 19 270 14.2 5 46

All Purpose Year Rush RCV PR KO Total Avg/g 2012 978 0 0 380 1358 123.5 2013 450 270 0 195 915 83.2 Totals 1428 270 0 574 2273 103.3


PLAYER PROFILES

2013: Member of the GLIAC Academic All-ExcellenceTeam...Earned first varsity letter...Saw action as a reserve wide re-ceiver. 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Grand Rapids Catholic Central HighSchool under head coach Todd Kolster...Earned Associated PressFirst Team All-State honors as an offensive utility player, DetroitFree Press First Team All-State honors as a defensive back, DetroitNews First Team All-State honors as a defensive back and GrandRapids Press Dream Team honors as an offensive utilityplayer...Had 1,572 all-purpose yards as a senior (10.3 yards/touch)that included 881 receiving yards (eight TDs), 332 rushing yards(five TDs) and 359 return yards to go with 107 total tackles, twofumble recoveries and one interception return for a touchdown...Asa junior, he was named first team all-area and first team All-OKGold after collecting 402 receiving yards (five TDs) and 476 rush-ing yards (six TDs) in addition to 149 total tackles, one fumble re-covery and one interception...Named the Division 4 StateChampion Player of the Game by WBBL Radio after catching twoTDs in the final three minutes to lead the team to victory. Personal: Scott and Laurie Vicari

Kevin Vicari82

Wide ReceiverSo. • 5-9 • 185 • 1L

Grand Rapids, Mich.(Catholic Central)

2013: Earned first varsity letter...Saw action as a tight end andon special teams...Caught one pass for three yards...One rush for18 yards...Tallied 19 tackles (11 solo/8 assisted) on special teams,with a blocked punt...Tallied three tackles (1 solo/2 assisted) vs.Truman State (9/14)...Recorded three tackles (2 solo/1 assisted) vs.Michigan Tech (10/5)...Notched two tackles and blocked a punt vs.Saginaw Valley State (11/16) in regular season finale...Tallied threetackles vs. SVSU (11/23) and West Texas A&M (12/7) in NCAAPlayoffs. High School: A dual threat quarterback...Ranked 61st bestprospect in Florida by Orlando Sentinel's Bill Buchalter...Ranked26th best QB in country and 100th overall prospect in Florida byRivals.com...Scout.com ranks him 36th top QB in country...Out-standing two-way player in high school at quarterback and defen-sive back...1,600 passing and 600 rushing yards in 2006...Despitetremendous offensive numbers in senior season, he was named to

Alton Voss87

Tight EndJr. • 6-3 • 240 • 1L

New Port Richey, Fla.(Gulf)

St. Petersburg TimesAll-Suncoast Team as a first team defensiveback...Led his team in interceptions and sacks and he blocked eightkicks...An All-Pasco County player in the Tampa Tribune and St.Petersburg Times...Named All-Suncoast first team as a junior bythe St. Petersburg Times in the utility position...Voss ran for 1,104yards and 13 touchdowns and threw for 1,314 and 13 scores whilepropelling a team that won only two games the previous season towithin one win of the playoffs...He saw time at defensive end, de-fensive tackle, linebacker, defensive back, kick returner and on thepunt team...Threw for 1,152 yards and ran for 500 as a sophomore,when he threw seven TD passes...Coached by Jay Fulmer. Personal: Son of Debra Voss.

2013: BSN First-Team All-GLIAC...All-GLIAC Second-Team selection...Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned secondvarsity letter...Started all 15 games at left guard...Key member ofan offensive line that helped the Lakers average 35.0 points, 431.3yards of total offense per game and 6.8 yards per play. 2012: Academic All-GLIAC honoree...Earned first varsity let-ter as a reserve offensive lineman...Also saw action PAT and fieldgoals teams. 2011: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Howell High School…Played forAaron Metz...Named to the All-Kensington Lakes Activities Asso-ciation team…Anchored an offensive line that paved the way for2,254 yards rushing and 1,501 yards passing on the season…Se-lected to play in the 2011 MHSFCA East-West All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Barry and Patricia Walsh.

Jim Walsh78

Offensive LineJr. • 6-5 • 310 • 2L

Howell, Mich.

Tre Walton28

Defensive BackRS Fr. • 5-11 • 180 Southfield, Mich.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Southfield High School...Played forTim Conley...Three-year starter on the varsity...Rushed for 989yards on 203 carries as a senior...Detroit Free Press All-MetroNorth selection...Earned all-league and all-area plaudits...Caught48 passes for 761 yards and 11 TD’s as a junior en route to earningall-league honors...Rushed for 1,092 yards on 221 carries, com-pleted 98-of-205 passes for 1,387 yards and 19 TD’s and hauledin 89 receptions for 1,214 yards and 15 TD’s during his prep career. Personal: Son of Dennis and Keila Walton.



PLAYER PROFILES

Joe Warner44

Tight EndSo. • 6-4 • 230 • 1L

Bloomfield Hills, Mich.(Brother Rice)

2013: Earned first varsity letter...Played in all 15 games as areserve tight end...Caught two passes for six yards and twoTDs...Caught a 5-yard TD pass vs. Michigan Tech (10/5)...Hauledin a 1-yard TD pass vs. Northern Michigan (10/19). 2012: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Birmingham Brother Rice underhead coach Al Fracassa...Detroit News Blue Chip Players #54 inthe state...All-Catholic League Team (Central)...Detroit NewsAll-Metro North Honorable Mention...Rated 2-star prospect onScout.com...90th ranked tight end in the country by Scout.com...14catches, 186 yards, one TD, 30 tackles, 13 sacks, three pass de-flections, one forced fumble as a senior. Personal: Son of Mary Jo Warner.

Warner’s Career Stats Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2013 2 6 3.0 2 5 Totals 2 6 3.0 2 5

Dirk Weisenburger

68Offensive LineSo. • 6-6 • 295 Norwalk, Ohio

(Albany)

Prior to GVSU: Spent two years at the University of Al-bany...Redshirted in 2012 and played in two games in 2013. High School: First-Team All-Conference and D2 All-District... Honorable Mention All-Ohio selection. Personal: Son of Kelly and Eric Weisenberger.

Bart Williams14

QuarterbackRS Fr. • 6-5 • 200

Grand Blanc, Mich.

2013: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Grand Blanc High School for headcoach Joe Delaney...Completed 228-of-405 passes for 3,121 yardsand 36 TDs as a senior...Associated Press Division 1-2 First-TeamAll-State selection...Detroit Free Press Division 1 First-Team All-State honoree...All-conference, all-area and academic all-leaguehonoree...Completed 226-of-387 passes as a junior for 3,210 yardsand 37 TDs...Named first-team all-state and all-conference as ajunior...Set Flint single-season record for passing yards (3,210) andtouchdowns (37)...Completed 454 passes for 6,331 yards and 73TDs during final two prep campaigns. Personal: Son of Ten Williams and Kristen Asiala.

James White85

Wide ReceiverSo. • 6-1 • 190 Detroit, Mich.

(Crockett)

Prior to GVSU: Redshirted at Bowling Green in 2012. High School: Prepped at Crockett Technical HighSchool...Coached by Rodereck Oden...Team captain...Earned first-team all-state class B honors as a senior...Ranked as the 47th bestrecruit by Midwest Blue-Chip...Helped lead his team to a 10-2record and a Public School League Championship (Div. 1) as asenior. Personal: Son of Charia Hall and Michael White.


PLAYER PROFILES

Matt Williams24

Wide ReceiverSo. • 6-2 • 195 Geneva, Illinois

(Northern Illinois)

Prior to GVSU: Spent two years at Northern Illinois...Red-shirted in 2012...2013 - Former QB turned WR appeared in 10games...Hauled in six receptions for 109 yards and a touchdownon the season...Second on the team in yards per catch with18.2...Returned five punts for 42 yards (8.4 avg.) on theyear...Made two grabs for 23 yards in the MAC Championshipgame (12-6)...Caught a 25 yard pass from Jordan Lynch to movethe chains on a key third down against Ball State (11/13)...Set ca-reer highs in receptions (2) and receiving yards (47) against East-ern Michigan (10/26)...Also caught his first career touchdownagainst Eastern Michigan (10/26)...Made his first career receptionagainst Akron (10/12). High School: Earned Illinois High School Football CoachesAssociation Class 7A All-State and Daily Herald Tri-Cities All-Area honors in 2011. Also a two-time Upstate Eight all-conferenceselection...Threw for 1,451 yards and nine touchdowns on 87-of-152 passing as a senior. Rushed for 426 yards and nine touchdownson 78 carries in 2011...Accounted for 45 percent of the Vikings'touchdowns in 2011...Recorded 1,725 yards and 18 touchdownspassing as a junior, while also rushing 71 times for 349 yards andeight touchdowns en route to Daily Herald Tri-Cities All-Areateam honors...Helped the Vikings win conference championshipsas a sophomore and junior. Attended the same high school as cur-rent Huskie Michael Santacaterina and former NIU standout PatSchiller. An all-conference pitcher and outfielder for the Genevabaseball team. Personal: Son of Robert and Julianne Williams.

Joe Wirth81

Tight EndSr. • 6-4 • 257 • 3LShelby Twp., Mich.(Utica Eisenhower)

2013: Earned third varsity letter...Appeared n 15 games withtwo starts as a tight end...Caught 17 passes for 212 yards and fourTDs...Caught two passes for 26 yards in opener vs. Azusa Pacific(9/7)...Hauled in two passes for 21 yards at Ohio Dominican(9/28)...Pulled down two passess for 36 yards and a TD vs. North-ern Michigan (10/19)...Caught two passes for 15 yards and a TD inregular season finale vs. Saginaw Valley State (11/16)...Hauled ina 22-yard reception for a key TD at Colorado State-Pueblo(11/30)...Caught one pass for two yards and a TD vs. West TexasA&M (12/7).

2012: Earned second varsity letter...Played in 10 games withthree starts...Caught two passes for 13 yards and a TD...Hauled ina two-point conversion pass...Key figure in an offensive line thathelped the Laker offense lead the GLIAC and rank sixth nationallyin scoring (41.9 ppg)...Offense ranked second in the GLIAC and13th nationally in total yards per game (474.5), while ranking 10thnationally in sacks allowed (0.73)...Caught one pass for seven yardsat Tiffin (9/15)...Pulled down a 2-point conversion pass vs. OhioDominican (9/22)...Hauled in one pass for six yards and a TD atHillsdale (10/27). 2011: Earned first varsity letter after seeing action in ninegames as a reserve tight end and on special teams. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Utica Eisenhower…Three-yearstarter on the football team … No. 29 on the Detroit Free Press Fab50…No. 38 on the Detroit News Blue Chip list…Named to DetroitFree Press Dream Team…Also earned All-East honors from theFree Press and All-Metro East accolades from the Detroit News…Tallied 65 tackles, including five sacks…Forced five fumbles andrecovered three fumbles...Earned three varsity letters in basketballand will earn four varsity letters in track. Personal: Son of Eric and Joyce Erieson. Wirth’s Career Stats Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg 2012 2 13 6.5 1 7 2013 17 212 12.5 4 28 Totals 19 225 11.8 5 28

2013: Missed season with a knee injury sustained in presea-son camp. 2012: Earned first varsity letter...Played in eightgames...Caught one pass for four yards at Tiffin (9/15) 2011: Played in three games as a reserve wide receiver. 2010: Redshirted. High School: Prepped at Sterling Heights Stevenson underhead coach Rick Bye...Ran the ball 118 times for 921 yards and 15touchdowns, while catching 38 passes for 627 yards and nine touch-downs as a senior...As a junior, he ran the ball 118 times for 906yards and 12 touchdowns while catching 37 passes for 452 yardsand two touchdown...Named First-Team All-County by the Ma-comb Daily as a junior and honorable mention all-state...Namedhonorable mention Division 1-2 All-State by the AssociatedPress...Named to the Macomb County Tier I First Team OffenseAll-Star team by the Macomb Daily...Garnered First-Team All-Metro East honors and First-Team MAC-Red Division honors...Atwo-star recruit by Scout.com. Personal: Son of Derrick and Sequana Kelley.

Justice Wright13

Wide ReceiverSr. • 5-11 • 190 • 1L

Macomb, Mich.(Sterling Heights Stevenson)


POSTSEASON AWARD CANDIDATES

Isiah Dunning Chris Robinson Matt Mosley

De’Ondre Hogan Deonté Hurst Heath Parling

Jamie Potts Michael Ratay Kirk Spencer

Jim Walsh Eric LaBuhn Matt Judon


DEPTH CHART

LT LG C RG RT 75 Eric LaBuhn 78 Jim Walsh 55 Payton McCallum 76 Cameron Hobbs 57 Brandon Revenberg (6-5, 315, Sr.) (6-5, 310, Jr.) (6-2, 290, Sr.) (6-5, 305, RFr.) (6-4, 285, Jr.)

68 Dirk Weisenburger 67 Anthony Jazvac 65 Robert Ault 51 Aaron Cox 74 Dan DeLuka (6-6, 295, So. (6-, 287, RFr.) (6-3, 295, So.) (6-5, 300, So.) (6-4, 280, RFr.)

66 Scott Koenigsknecht 61 Evan Schriner 72 Josh Dentler (6-6, 275, RFr.) (6-2, 285, RFr.) (6-6, 280, RFr.)

TE WR WR WR RB 15 Jamie Potts 83 Keontre’ Miskel 8 Joe Robbins 7 Darryl Pitts 3 Chris Robinson (6-3, 235, Jr.) (6-1, 190, Sr.) (6-3, 205, So.) (6-2, 200, Sr.) (6-1, 220, Sr.) 81 Joe Wirth 82 Kevin Vicari 80 Brandon Bean 84 Urston Smith 22 Michael Ratay (6-4, 257, Sr.) (5-9, 185, So.) (6-3, 197, RFr.) (6-1, 205, RFr.) (5-10, 205, Sr.) 87 Alton Voss 24 Matt Williams 88 Steven Eleazer 86 Troy Sassack 27 Kirk Spencer (6-3, 240, Jr.) (6-2, 195, So.) (6-2, 205, Sr.) (6-4, 200, RFr.) (5-11, 200, Jr.)

44 Joey Warner 13 Justice Wright 85 James White 35 Hersey Jackson (6-4, 240, So.) (5-11, 190, Sr.) (6-1, 190, So.) (6-0, 215, Sr.)

Starters ReturningQB Isiah GrimesQB Heath Parling (inj. 2012)TE Jamie PottsRB Kirk SpencerOL Eric LaBuhnOL Jim WalshOL Brandon RevenbergWR Darryl PittsRB Michael RatayRB Chris RobinsonRB Kirk SpencerPK Joel SchipperP Chris PicanoStarters Lost (5)OL Matt ArmstrongOL Connor GouldWR Brandon GreenLettermen Returning (29)OL Robert Ault (1L)TE Jeremy Byers (1L)OL Aaron Cox (1L)OL Derek DeLuca (2)RB Terrell Dorsey (1L)WR Steven Eleazer (1L)QB Isiah Grimes (3L)RB Ben Hutchins (3L)

K Marco Iaderosa (3L)RB Hersey Jackson (3L)OL Zach Jolly (1L)OL Eric LaBuhn (2L)OL Payton McCallum (3L)WR Keontre’ Miskel (3L)QB Heath Parling (3L)P Chris Picano (3L)WR Darryl Pitts (3L)TE Jamie Potts (2L)RB Michael Ratay (3L)OL Brandon Revenberg (2L)WR Joe Robbins (1L)RB Chris Robinson (3L)RB Kirk Spencer (2L)WR Kevin Vicari (1L)TE Alton Voss (1L)OL Jim Walsh (2L)TE Joey Warner (1L)TE Joe Wirth (3L)WR Justice Wright (1L)Lettermen Lost (4)OL Matt ArmstrongOL Connor GouldWR Brandan GreenWR Billy Seiler

Seniors (15)WR Steve EleazerQB Isiah GrimesRB Ben HutchinsK Marco IaderosaRB Hersey JacksonOL Eric LaBuhnOL Payton McCallumWR Keontre’ MiskelQB Heath ParlingP Chris PicanoWR Darryl PittsRB Michael RatayRB Chris RobinsonTE Joe WirthWR Justice WrightJuniors (6)OL Aaron CoxTE Derek DeLucaTE Jamie PottsOL Brandon RevenbergRB Kirk SpencerTE Alton VossSophomores (8)OL Robert AultTE Jeremy ByersRB Terrell Dorsey

OL Zach JollyWR Joe RobbinsPK Joel SchipperWR Kevin VicariTE Joe WarnerRedshirt Freshmen (14)QB Ollie AjamiWR Brandon BeanQB Sean CharetteOL Josh DentlerOL Cameron HobbsOL Anthony JazvacTE Nick KeizerOL Scott KoenigsknechtRB Parker McInnisTE Brian MoranWR Troy SassackOL Evan SchrinerWR Urston SmithQB Bart Williams

PR KR QB PK LS 27 Kirk Spencer 27 Kirk Spencer 12 Heath Parling 19 Joel Schipper 74 Derek DeLuca (5-11, 200, Jr.) (5-11, 200, Jr.) (6-3, 220, Sr.) (5-11, 185, So.) (6-5, 260, Jr.)

10 TyVel Jemison 10 TyVel Jemison 17 Isiah Grimes 53 Marco Iaderosa 71 Dan DeLuca (5-11, 190, RFr.) (5-11, 190, RFr.) (6-6, 240, Sr.) (5-10, 205, Sr.) (6-4, 280, RFr.)

85 James White 14 Bart Williams (6-1, 190, So.) (6-5, 200, RFr.) H 17 Isiah Grimes (6-6, 240, Sr.)


DEPTH CHART

DE NT DT DE 5 De’Ondre Hogan 11 Frank Boenzi 90 Isiah Dunning 4 Matt Mosley (6-2, 255, Jr.) (6-2, 295, Sr.) (6-3, 285, Sr.) (6-3, 255, sr.) 93 Dylan Heyvaert 99 Sonny Haskins 97 Cody Moore 9 Matt Judon (6-3, 265, So.) (6-2, 310, So.)) (6-2, 280, RFr.) (6-4, 255, Jr.) 98 Scott Tackett 60 Alex Kelly 91 Jake Slobin 54 Dylan Carroll (6-4, 240, So.) (6-1, 260, RFr.) (6-1, 155, RFr.) (6-4, 250, RFr.)

96 James Nutter 69 Corey Smykowski 92 Keane Belcher (6-3, 255, So.) (6-3, 240, RFr.) (6-3, 255, RFr.)

Will Mike Nickel 42 David Talley 40 Joe Moran 6 Deonte’ Hurst (6-2, 230, So.) (6-2, 240, So.) (5-11, 185, Sr.) or 16 Brad Horling 39 Jeff Madison 2 Marquez Gollman (6-2, 215, Jr.) (6-1, 215, RFr.) (5-11, 190, So.)

33 Robbie Peck 50 Christian Harris (6-1, 215, RFr.) (6-2, 240, Jr.)

Starters Returning (8)DL DeOndre HoganDL Frank BoenziDL Isiah DunningDL Matt MosleyDB Deonte HurstDB Brad HorlingDB DeVonte’ JonesDL Matt JudonDB Brandon DelkK Marco IaderosaStarters Lost (5)DB Michael HatcherLB Charles HillDB Erik ThompsonLB Luther WareDB Reggie WilliamsLettermen Returning (16)DL Frank Boenzi (1L)DL Matt Mosley (1L)DL Sonny Haskins (1L)DB Donte Carey (1L)DB Brandon Delk (1L)DL Isiah Dunning (3L)LB De’Ondre Hogan (2L)DB Brad Horling (2L)

DB Deonte’ Hurst (3L)DB DeVonte’ Jones (3L)DL Matt Judon (2L)DB Jack Sauber (2L)LB David Talley (1L)LB Joe Moran (1L)DB Marquez Gollman (1L)K Marco Iaderosa (3L)Lettermen Lost (10)DL Hunter CharneskiDB Michael HatcherLB Charles HillLB Jordan KaufmanDL Lucas KozuchDB Suave LavallisLB Sam PowerDB Erik ThompsonLB Luther WareDB Bobby Wunderlich Seniors (6)DL Frank BoenziDL Isiah DunningDB Deonte’ HurstDB DeVonte’ JonesDL Matt MosleyDB Jack Sauber

Juniors (5)DL De’Ondre HoganDB Brad HorlingLB Christian HarrisDL Matt JudonDB Karl HolmesSophomores (10)DB Donte CareyDB Nate ColeDB Branden DelkDB Marquez GollmanDL Sonny HaskinsDL Dylan HeyvaertLB Joe MoranDL James NutterDL Scott TackettLB David TalleyRedshirt Freshmen (18)DB TyVel JemisonDB Devin McKissicDB Tre WaltonDB Gerald McGeeDB Khalil HillLB Jeff MadisonDB Kyle ShortDB Seth Riley

LB Collin SchlosserDL Dylan CarrollLB Chris CalvanoLB Heath HoogerhydeDL Alex KellyDL Corey SmykowskiDL Jake SlobinDL Keane BelcherDL Cody MooreDB Garrett Pougnet

CB FS SS CB P 21 DeVonte’ Jones 23 Branden Delk 10 TyVel Jemison 32 Donte Carey 52 Chris Picano (5-10, 185, Sr.) (6-1, 210, So.) (5-11, 190, RFr.) (6-1, 192, So.) (5-11, 200, Sr.) 36 Khalil Hill 25 Garrett Pougnet 20 Jack Sauber 29 Karl Holmes 53 Marco Iaderosa (5-11, 175, RFr.) (6-3, 210, RFr.) (6-0, 200, Sr.) (6-1, 197, Jr.) (5-10, 205, Sr.) 28 Tre Walton 46 Kyle Short 48 Seth Riley 26 Devin McKissic (5-11, 180, RFr.) (6-2, 190, RFr.) (6-0, 195, RFr.) (5-11, 175, RFr.)


ROSTER

No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Exp Hometown/High School/College 1 Isiah Dunning DL 6-3 285 Sr 3L Grand Rapids, Mich./Ravenna 2 Marquez Gollman DB 5-11 190 So 1L Ypsilanti, Mich. 3 Chris Robinson RB 6-1 220 Sr 3L Ovid, Mich./Ovid-Elsie 4 Matt Mosley DL 6-3 255 Sr 1L Chicago, Ill./Coffeyville C.C. 5 De’Ondre Hogan DL 6-2 255 Jr 2L Livonia, Mich./Clarenceville 6 Deonte’ Hurst DB 5-11 185 Sr 3L Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood 7 Darryl Pitts WR 6-2 200 Sr 3L Detroit, Mich./Southeastern 8 Joe Robbins WR 6-3 205 So 1L Petoskey, Mich. 9 Matt Judon DL 6-4 255 Jr 2L West Bloomfield, Mich. 10 TyVel Jemison DB 5-11 190 Fr RS Ft. Wayne, Ind./Bishop Luers 11 Frank Boenzi DL 6-2 295 Sr 1L Geneva, Ill./Garden City C.C. 12 Heath Parling QB 6-3 220 Sr 3L Plymouth, Mich./Salem 13 Justice Wright WR 5-11 190 Sr 1L Macomb, Mich./Sterling Heights Stevenson 14 Bart Williams QB 6-5 200 Fr RS Grand Blanc, Mich. 15 Jamie Potts TE 6-3 235 Jr 2L Ravenna, Mich./Muskegon Oakridge 16 Brad Horling LB 6-2 215 Jr 2L Zeeland, Mich./East 17 Isiah Grimes QB 6-6 240 Sr 3L South Haven, Mich. 18 Ollie Ajami QB 6-1 190 Fr RS Dearborn, Mich. 19 Joel Schipper PK 5-11 185 So 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Creston 20 Jack Sauber DB 6-0 200 Sr 2L Shelby Twp., Mich./Utica Eisenhower 21 DeVonte’ Jones CB 5-10 185 Sr 3L St. Joseph, Mich. 22 Michael Ratay RB 5-10 205 Sr 3L Geneva, Ill. 23 Branden Delk DB 6-1 210 So 1L Kalamazoo, Mich./Central 24 Matt Williams WR 6-2 195 So Tr Geneva, Ill./Northern Illinois 25 Garrett Pougnet DB 6-3 210 Fr RS Fenton, Mich./Flint Powers 26 Devin McKissic CB 5-11 175 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Renaissance 27 Kirk Spencer RB 5-11 200 Jr 2L East Grand Rapids, Mich. 28 Tre Walton DB 5-11 180 Fr RS Southfield, Mich. 29 Karl Holmes DB 6-1 197 Jr Tr Pasadena, Calif/Mt. San Antonio 30 Gerald McGee CB 5-9 170 Fr RS Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger 31 Terrell Dorsey RB 5-11 225 So 1L Mansfield, Ohio 32 Donte Carey DB 6-1 192 So 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Ottawa Hills 33 Robbie Peck LB 6-1 215 Fr RS Fishers, Ind. 34 Parker McInnis RB 6-0 200 Fr Rs Commerce Twp., Mich./Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 35 Hersey Jackson RB 6-0 215 Sr 3L Allendale, Mich. 36 Khalil Hill CB 5-11 175 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./East English Village Prep 37 Sean Charette QB 5-10 195 So SQ Lake Orion, Mich. 38 Ben Hutchins RB 5-9 195 Sr 3L Portage, Mich./Northern 39 Jeff Madison LB 6-1 215 Fr RS Detroit, Mich./Southfield 40 Joe Moran LB 6-2 240 So 1L Loveland, Ohio 41 Nick Keizer TE 6-5 240 Fr RS Portage, Mich./Northern 42 David Talley LB 6-2 230 So 1L Southfield, Mich./Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 43 Brian Moran TE 6-5 250 Fr RS Webberville, Mich./Fowlerville 44 Joe Warner TE 6-4 240 So 1L Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Brother Rice 45 Jeremy Byers TE 6-3 240 So 1L Macomb, Mich./Dakota 46 Kyle Short DB 6-2 190 Fr RS Rockford, Mich. 48 Seth Riley DB 6-0 195 Fr RS Fishers, Ind. 49 Collin Schlosser LB 6-0 215 Fr RS Ada, Mich./Forest Hills Central 50 Christian Harris LB 6-2 240 Jr Tr Woodstock, Ga./Tennessee 51 Aaron Cox OL 6-5 300 So 1L Macomb, Mich./Utica Ford 52 Chris Picano P/K 5-11 200 Sr 3L Brighton, Mich. 53 Marco Iaderosa PK 5-10 205 Sr 3L Farmington Hills, Mich./Farmington 54 Dylan Carroll DL 6-4 250 Fr RS Portland, Mich. 55 Payton McCallum OL 6-2 290 Sr 3L Lapeer, Mich./East 56 Chris Calvano LB 6-1 212 Fr RS Clarkston, Mich. 57 Brandon Revenberg OL 6-4 285 JR 2L Essex, Ont. 58 Heath Hoogerhyde LB 6-1 230 Fr RS Caledonia, Mich. 59 Nate Cole DB 5-11 190 So 1L Bloomfield, Mich./Lahser 60 Alex Kelly DL 6-1 260 Fr RS Avon, Ohio 61 Evan Schriner OL 6-1 285 Fr RS Northville, Mich. 65 Robert Ault OL 6-3 295 So 1L Lansing, Mich./Detroit Catholic Central 66 Scott Koenigsknecht OL 6-6 275 Fr RS Lansing, Mich./Waverly 67 Anthony Jazvac OL 6-4 287 Fr RS Warren, Mich./Cousino 68 Dirk Weisenburger OL 6-6 295 So Tr Norwalk, Ohio/Albany 69 Corey Smykowski DL 6-3 240 Fr RS Yale, Mich. 71 Dan DeLuca OL 6-4 280 Fr RS Allen Park, Mich.

No Name18 Ollie Ajami

Angelo Allen65 Robert Ault80 Brandon Bean

Collin Beebe92 Keane Belcher95 Demarco Bisbee

Rahju Blackmon11 Frank Boenzi

Jalen Bryant45 Jeremy Byers56 Chris Calvano

Martayveous Carter37 Sean Charette

Jonathan Clark59 Nate Cole51 Aaron Cox

Collin CribleyTyler Cuckovich

71 Dan DeLuca74 Derek DeLuca23 Branden Delk72 Josh Dentler31 Terrell Dorsey1 Isiah Dunning

Ryan Egan88 Steve Eleazer

James Fleming2 Marquez Gollman

17 Isiah Grimes50 Christian Harris99 Sonny Haskins93 Dylan Heyvaert36 Khalil Hill76 Cameron Hobbs5 De’Ondre Hogan

58 Heath Hoogerhyde16 Brad Horling

Jacob Howe6 Deonte’ Hurst

Spencer Hurst38 Ben Hutchins53 Marco Iaderosa35 Hersey Jackson67 Anthony Jazvac10 TyVel Jemison77 Zach Jolly21 DeVonte’ Jones9 Matt Judon

41 Nick Keizer60 Alex Kelly66 Scott Koenigsknecht75 Eric LaBuhn

Brandon Mable39 Jeff Madison55 Payton McCallum30 Gerald McGee34 Parker McInnis26 Devin McKissic

Brendan McMahon83 Keontre’ Miskel


ROSTER

Ollie Ajami • (Ah-Jami)Frank Boenzi • (BEN-zee)Marco Iaderosa • (EYE-duh-rose-uh)Matt Judon • (Jew-DON)Scott Koenigsknecht • (Ken-ig-Schnect) Eric LaBuhn • (La-BOON)Joe Moran • (MUHR-ann)

Chris Picano • (Puh-KAHN-oh)Garrett Pougnet • (Poon-Yea)Joel Schipper • (SKIP-uhr)Corey Smykowski • (Sim-Cow-ski)Kevin Vicari • (Vuh-CAR-ee)Dirk Weisenburger • Wise-in-burger

No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Exp Hometown/High School/College 72 Josh Dentler OL 6-6 280 Fr RS Portage, Mich./Northern 74 Derek DeLuca LS 6-5 260 Jr 1L Allen Park, Mich. 75 Eric LaBuhn OL 6-5 315 Sr 2L Ubly, Mich. 76 Cameron Hobbs OL 6-5 305 Fr RS Sanford, Mich./Sanford-Meridian 77 Zach Jolly OL 6-7 290 So 1L Brighton, Mich. 78 Jim Walsh OL 6-5 310 Jr 2L Howell, Mich. 80 Brandon Bean WR 6-3 197 Fr RS Lathrup Village, Mich./Southfield 81 Joe Wirth TE 6-4 257 Sr 3L Shelby Twp., Mich./Utica Eisenhower 82 Kevin Vicari WR 5-9 185 So 1L Grand Rapids, Mich./Catholic Central 83 Keontre’ Miskel WR 6-1 190 Sr 3L Muskegon, Mich./Mona Shores 84 Urston Smith WR 6-1 205 Fr RS Elkhart, Ind./Memorial 85 James White WR 6-1 190 So SQ Detroit, Mich./Crockett 86 Troy Sassack WR 6-4 205 Fr RS Washington, Mich./Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 87 Alton Voss TE 6-3 240 Jr 1L New Port Richey, Fla./Gulf 88 Steven Eleazer WR 6-2 205 Sr 2L Cassopolis, Mich./Ross Beatty 91 Jake Slobin DL 6-1 255 Fr RS Franklin, Mich./Farmington Hills Harrison 92 Keane Belcher DL 6-2 255 Fr FR Grand Rapids, Mich./Catholic Central 93 Dylan Heyvaert DL 6-3 265 So 1L Granger, Ind./Mishawaka Penn 95 Demarco Bisbee DL 6-4 300 Jr Tr Lansing, Mich./Morgan State 96 James Nutter DL 6-3 255 So SQ Ada, Mich./Forest Hills Central 97 Cody Moore DL 6-2 280 Fr RS Fishers, Ind. 98 Scott Tackett DL 6-4 240 So SQ Holland, Mich. 99 Sonny Haskins DL 6-2 310 So 1L Gary, Ind./Bowman Academy

Angelo Allen OL 6-4 290 Fr FR Avon, Ind. Colin Beebe FB 6-1 230 Fr FR Allendale, Mich. Rahju Blackmon LB 6-0 212 Fr FR Ft. Wayne, Ind./Snider Jalen Bryant RB 6-0 197 Fr FR Livonia, Mich./Clarenceville Martayveous Carter RB 6-0 200 Fr FR East Chicago, Ind. Jonathan Clark DB 5-11 185 Fr FR Detroit, Mich./Renaissance Collin Cribley P 5-11 170 Fr FR Fruitport, Mich. Tyler Cuchovich DL 6-4 260 Fr FR Oxford, Mich./Detroit Jesuit Ryan Egan OL 6-4 270 Fr FR Montrose, Mich. James Fleming LS 6-0 200 Fr FR Jackson, Mich./Lumen Christi Jacob Howe DL 6-2 240 Fr FR Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Northern Spencer Hurst PK 6-0 190 Fr FR Wolverine Lake, Mich./St. Mary’s Brandon Mable RB 5-11 180 Fr FR Kendallville, Ind./East Noble Brendan McMahon DB 6-3 200 Fr FR Rochester Hills, Mich./Bishop Foley Daigien Morgan DB 6-0 200 Fr FR South Bend, Ind./Ben Davis Brent Morris WR 6-3 210 Fr FR Warren, Mich./De La Salle Conor Nally TE 6-1 210 Fr FR Plainfield, Ill./Oswego East Mike Parker DL 6-3 245 So SQ Libertyville, Ill. Nelson Schrader OL 6-2 265 Fr FR Northville, Mich./Detroit Catholic Central John Smutny DL 6-2 255 Fr FR Saline, Mich. Mitch von Zittwitz TE 6-3 232 Fr FR Troy, Mich./Utica Ben Walling OL 6-5 280 Fr FR Independence, Ky./Simon Kenton Albert Williams DL 6-1 260 Fr FR Indianapolis, Ind./Ben Davis

L=Letters Earned RS=Redshirt Tr=Transfer SQ=Squad Member

NoName97 Cody Moore43 Brian Moran40 Joe Moran

Daigien MorganBrent Morris

4 Matt MosleyConor Nally

96 James NutterMike Parker

12 Heath Parling33 Robbie Peck52 Chris Picano7 Darryl Pitts

15 Jamie Potts25 Garrett Pougnet22 Michael Ratay57 Brandon Revenburg48 Seth Riley8 Joe Robbins3 Chris Robinson

86 Troy Sassack20 Jack Sauber19 Joel Schipper49 Collin Schlosser

Nelson Schrader61 Evan Schriner46 Kyle Short91 Jake Slobin84 Urston Smith

John Smutny69 Corey Smykowski27 Kirk Spencer98 Scott Tackett42 David Talley 82 Kevin Vicari87 Alton Voss

Ben Walling78 Jim Walsh28 Tre Walton44 Joe Warner73 Dirk Weisenburger85 James White

Albert Williams14 Bart Williams24 Matt Williams81 Joe Wirth13 Justice Wright

Mitch von Zittwitz

Pronunciation Key


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Azusa Pacific 0 0 14 3 17Grand Valley State 17 7 7 7 38 First Quarter GV-Spencer 11 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 13:09 (3 plays, 13 yards, 0:44) GV 7 - APU 0GV-Schipper 23 yd field goal, 09:38(5 plays, 36 yards, 2:21) GV 10 - APU 0GV-Ratay 6 yd run (Schipper kick), 01:47(11 plays, 63 yards, 4:28) GV 17 - APU 0Second QuarterGV-Spencer 19 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 05:16(6 plays, 60 yards, 2:29) GV 24 - APU 0

Third QuarterGV-Robinson 2 yd run (Schipper kick), 11:18 (6 plays, 17 yards, 3:42) GV 31 - APU 0APU-Watson 12 yd run (DeFiebre kick), 05:10(8 plays, 77 yards, 3:52) GV 31 - APU 7APU-Watson 12 yd run (DeFiebre kick), 02:53(4 plays, 35 yards, 1:44) GV 31 - APU 14Fourth QuarterAPU-DeFiebre 37 yd field goal, 12:05(6 plays, 7 yards, 3:01) GV 31 - APU 17GV-Ratay 73 yd run (Schipper kick), 10:32(3 plays, 81 yards, 1:33) GV 38 - APU 17

Game 1September 7, 2013

ALLENDALE, Mich. - The 14th-ranked Grand Valley State football team kicked off the 2013 season with a 38-17victory over Azusa Pacific in front of a crowd of 13,659, the eighth-largest in Lubbers Stadium history.

The Lakers dominated play early, putting up 17 first-quarter points and 24 first-half points in total, while holdingthe Cougars off the board in the first 30 minutes of play.

The 2013 cap was lifted on scoring less than two minutes in to play, as sophomore Kirk Spencer hauled in an 11-yard touchdown pass from junior Heath Parling with 13:09 to play in the first quarter. That came following an inter-ception by senior Erik Thompson only a few plays in to the game near midfield, which he took back to the AzusaPacific 13-yard line.

After a three-and-out by the Laker defense on the ensuing Cougar drive, the offense put three more points on theboard courtesy of the first career field goal by true freshman Joel Schipper, from 23 yards out to make it a 10-0 gamewith 9:38 to play in the opening quarter.

GVSU added to the lead on the next drive, as junior Michael Ratay capped an 11-play, 63-yard drive with a six yardTD run to make it a 17-0 game late in the first quarter.

Parling would add another touchdown pass at the 5:16 mark of the second quarter, finding Spencer with a 19-yardtouchdown strike to make it 24-0, a lead the Lakers would carry in to the locker room.

The Lakers opened up the second half with a scoring drive on nothing but run plays, punctuated by a touchdowndive from Chris Robinson from two yards out to make it a 31-0 game with 11:18 to play in the third quarter. The drivebegan on a short field after senior Reggie Williams took the opening kickoff of the second half back 83 yards to theAzusa Pacific 17-yard line.

The Cougars then scored 17 straight points on their next three drives with two touchdown runs and a 37-yard fieldgoal to make it a 31-17 game and draw within two scores.

Any thoughts of a comeback were quickly thwarted by the next GVSU drive, however. Only three plays after theCougar field goal, Ratay took a handoff up the middle and outraced the defense down the field for a 73-yard touchdownto make it 38-17 with 10:32 to play in the game, which is where the score would remain for the rest of the contest.

Azusa Pacific 17Grand Valley State 38

Lubbers StadiumAllendale, Mich.Attendance - 13,659

TEAM STATISTICS APU GVFirst Downs 18 16 Rushing 9 10 Passing 7 6 Penalty 2 0Rushing Attempts 40 34Yards Gained Rushing 215 217Yards Lost Rushing 19 32Net Yards Rushing 196 185Net Yards Passing 143 177 Passes Attempted 30 24 Passes Completed 15 14 Had Intercepted 3 1Total Offensive Plays 70 58Total Net Yards 339 362 Avg. Gain Per Play 4.8 6.2Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 3-2Penalties: No.-Yds. 6-42 8-70No. of Punts-Yards 4-143 4-152Avg. Per Punt 35.8 38.0Punt Returns: No.-Yds 1-24 1-16Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 7-139 3-116Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-7 3-35Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 1-4 1-17Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 32:02 27:583rd Down Conversions 4-13 5-134th Down Conversions 0-2 1-1Sacks By:No.-Yds 3-19 1-6

Azusa PacificIndividual StatisticsRushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGWatson 30 182 8 174 2 27Stewart 6 23 4 19 0 18Douglas 2 3 1 2 0 3Owens 2 7 6 1 0 7Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGStewart 21 8 3 81 0 15Owens 8 7 0 62 0 34TEAM 1 0 0 0 0 0Receiving No. Yds TD LGDravis 5 15 0 12Martens 4 70 0 34Hill 2 21 0 12Watson 1 14 0 14Dillihunt 1 13 0 13Henry 1 10 0 10Schick 1 0 0 0Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Barber 4 143 35.8 45 1Returns PR KOR INTRDillihunt - 4-77 -Barber - - 1-7Olajide - 1-23 -Thornton 1-24 2-39 -Field Goal AttemptsDeFeibre 4th 12:05 37 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTThorton 2-7-9 0.5-1 - -Henderson 3-4-7 - - -Barber 1-6-7 1.0-1 - 1-7Smith 4-2-6 - 0.5-4 -

Grand Valley StateIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRatay 10 112 2 110 2 73Robinson 15 56 3 53 1 13Spencer 5 49 0 49 0 20Parling 4 0 27 -27 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 24 14 1 177 2 31Receiving No. Yds TD LGRatay 6 61 0 18Spencer 3 42 2 19Pitts 2 43 0 31Wirth 2 26 0 14Robinson 1 5 0 5Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 4 152 38.0 47 0Returns PR KOR INTRSpencer - 2-33 -Jones - - 1-0Williams 1-16 1-83 -Thompson - - 1-35Hatcher - - 1-0Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 1st 09:38 23 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INT Kaufman 3-8-11 2.5-10 0.5-3 -Horling 4-4-8 1.5-3 - -Hill 3-5-8 1.0-1 - -Mosley 1-7-8 0.5-1 - -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Truman State 0 9 6 0 15Grand Valley State 7 7 17 0 31

First QuarterGV-Ratay 2 yd run (Schipper kick), 05:24(5 plays, 69 yards, 2:11) GV 7 - TSU 0Second QuarterTSU-Koon 43 yd field goal, 14:20(11 plays, 52 yards, 6:04) GV 7 - TSU 3TSU-Koon 26 yd field goal, 08:54(7 plays, 16 yards, 3:14) GV 7 - TSU 6GV-Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 04:53(8 plays, 74 yards, 4:01) GV 14 - TSU 6

TSU-Koon 45 yd field goal, 01:00(6 plays, 33 yards, 1:34) GV 14 - TSU 6Third QuarterGV-Schipper 21 yd field goal, 10:26(9 plays, 72 yards, 4:34) GV 17 - TSU 9GV-Potts 3 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 07:01(4 plays, 36 yards, 1:52) GV 24 - TSU 9TSU-Grier 6 yd pass from Schottel (Schottel pass failed),02:23(9 plays, 44 yards, 4:38) GV 24 - TSU 15GV-Green 61 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 01:29(2 plays, 60 yards, 0:54) GV 31 - TSU 15Fourth QuarterNo Scoring


ALLENDALE, Mich. - The 10th-ranked Grand Valley State football team rolled up 565 yards of total offense and held Truman State toonly 219 yards of total offense en route to a 31-15 victory in front of 10,696 fans at Lubbers Stadium.

The story of the day for GVSU was big plays, as the Lakers racked up 12 plays over 20 yards on the day, including eight pass plays, fiveof which went to senior wide receiver Brandan Green.

In the first quarter, GVSU had only one possession but made the most of it. After Truman State fielded the opening kickoff, the Bulldogsate up nearly half the first quarter clock but were held off the board. The Lakers got the ball for the first time with only 7:35 to play in thefirst quarter and used only 2:11 on the clock to score. The five-play drive was keyed by a 39 yard pass from junior Isiah Grimes to Greenand it was topped off with a two-yard touchdown run by junior Michael Ratay to make it 7-0 with 5:24 to play.

Truman State answered on its next two drives, getting a 43-yard field goal from Derek Koon with 14:20 to play in the second quarter tomake it 7-3, and after a three-and-out on the ensuing Laker drive, Koon booted a 26-yard field to make it a 7-6 game with 8:54 to play inthe half.

The Lakers gave themselves breathing room on the next drive, which began with a 51-yard pass from Grimes to Green down to the Tru-man State 23 yard line. Six rushes on the next seven plays resulted in a 1-yard touchdown plunge by Ratay with 4:53 to play in the half asGVSU led 14-6.

The Bulldogs got on the board with another field goal with only a minute to play, as Koon booted a 45-yard field goal to cut the lead to14-9 as the teams went in to the locker room at halftime.

Truman State went in to halftime with 151 yards of total offense, while GVSU went in with 192. Those numbers would vary greatly inthe second half, as Truman State managed only 68 yards of total offense in the entire second half, while GVSU had 373 yards in the sec-ond half.

GVSU opened the second half with another scoring drive, as freshman Joel Schipper was good on a field goal from 21 yards out to makeit 17-9 with 10:26 to play in the third quarter.

After the Laker defense forced a three-and-out by Truman State, it took only four plays for GVSU to punch it in to the endzone again, an-other drive that was keyed by a long play from Grimes to Green, this time for 33 yards. Grimes then found sophomore Jamie Potts on afade in the back corner of the endzone from three yards out to make the score 24-9 GVSU with 7:01 to play in the third.

Truman State answered on the ensuing drive with a 9-play, 44-yard drive that ate up 4:38 of clock and ended with a touchdown passfrom Conrad Schottel to Dallas Grier, the only touchdown of the game for the Bulldogs. At that point, the lead was 24-15 for GVSU with2:23 left in the third quarter after the two-point conversion was batted down.

The Lakers answered with a big play yet again on the next drive, as Grimes hit Green with a 61-yard touchdown strike on the secondplay of the drive to up the lead to 31-15 with 1:29 left in the third quarter.

The fourth quarter would be a stalwart on the scoreboard, as the Lakers controlled the ball for 12:48 of the 15 minutes and nailed downthe victory at 31-15.

Truman State 15Grand Valley State 31


TEAM STATISTICS TSU GVFirst Downs 13 23 Rushing 7 12 Passing 1 11 Penalty 1 0Rushing Attempts 32 41Yards Gained Rushing 127 238Yards Lost Rushing 15 12Net Yards Rushing 112 226Net Yards Passing 107 339 Passes Attempted 26 23 Passes Completed 12 15 Had Intercepted 0 1Total Offensive Plays 58 64Total Net Yards 219 565 Avg. Gain Per Play 3.8 8.8Fumbles: No.-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties: No.-Yds. 3-15 4-25No. of Punts-Yards 5-233 2-68 Avg. Per Punt 46.6 34.5Punt Returns: No.-Yds 1-39 1-2Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 6-144 5-86Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-19 0-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 29:16 30:443rd Down Conversions 6-15 4-104th Down Conversions 0-0 1-2Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 2-14

Truman StateIndividual StatisticsRushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGWhite 20 97 1 96 0 20Millender 5 17 0 17 0 6Hartfield 1 4 0 4 0 4Bell 2 4 0 4 0 3Schottel 4 5 14 -9 0 5Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGSchottel 26 12 0 107 1 36Receiving No. Yds TD LGGrier 3 47 1 36Corcoran 2 28 0 20Orlando 2 8 0 4Hartfield 1 10 0 10Loyd 1 9 0 9Haferbler 1 4 0 4Millender 1 0 0 0Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Lamp 5 233 46.6 56 3Returns PR KOR INTRGrier 1-39 - -Hartfield - 3-44 -White - 1-21 -Millender - 2-79 -Bell - - 1-19Field Goal AttemptsKoon 1st 07:35 48 yards MissedKoon 2nd 14:20 43 yards GoodKoon 2nd 08:54 26 yards GoodKoon 2nd 01:00 45 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTZoda 2-13-15 0.5-1 - -Bell 4-6-10 - - 1-19Abbate 5-2-7 3.0-7 - -Stanton 5-2-7 - - -

Grand Valley StateIndividual StatisticsRushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRobinson 16 130 1 129 0 25Ratay 14 66 4 62 2 17Spencer 7 29 6 23 0 11Hutchins 2 8 0 8 0 4Jackson 1 5 0 5 0 5Team 1 0 1 -1 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGGrimes 23 15 1 339 2 61Receiving No. Yds TD LGGreen 6 223 1 61Pitts 2 44 0 22Potts 2 8 1 5Miskel 1 28 0 28Robinson 1 17 0 17Ratay 1 9 0 9Wirth 1 6 0 6Spencer 1 4 0 4 Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 2 69 34.5 38 0Returns PR KOR INTRSpencer - 3-40 -Williams 1-2 1-15 -Hutchins - 1-31 -Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 3rd 10:26 21 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INT Sauber 3-7-10 - - -Ware 4-4-8 1.0-5 1.0-5 -Delk 5-1-6 - - -Hill 3-3-6 - - -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Tiffin University 0 6 11 0 17Grand Valley State 14 21 0 7 42 First Quarter GV-Potts 32 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 09:39(5 plays, 75 yards, 1:55) GV 7 - TU 0GV-Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 01:42(9 plays, 82 yards, 4:13) GV 14 - TU 0Second QuarterGV-Pitts 2 yd run (Schipper kick), 11:45(6 plays, 84 yards, 1:49) GV 21 - TU 0GV-Potts 28 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 11:28

(1 play, 28 yards, 0:08) GV 28 - TU 0GV-Ratay 42 yd run (Schipper kick), 07:52(3 plays, 60 yards, 1:29) GV-35 - TU 0TU-Armstrong 6 yd pass from Pipkin (Derezic kick failed), 02:13(11 plays, 75 yards, 5:39) GV 35 - TU 6Third QuarterTU-Pekoe 34 yd field goal, 05:57(13 plays, 70 yards, 5:18) GV 35 - TU 9TU-Brown 25 yd pass from Pipkin (Collard pass from Jones), 01:09(9 plays, 79 yards, 3:15) GV 35 - TU 17Fourth QuarterGV-Ratay 2 yd run (Schipper kick), 06:11(9 plays, 53 yards, 4:58) GV 42 - TU 17


ALLENDALE, Mich. - The 10th-ranked Grand Valley State football team used five first-half touchdowns to beat Tiffin inits GLIAC-opener on Saturday (Sept. 21) night in front of 10,761 fans at Lubbers Stadium on Military Appreciation Night, 42-17.

The Lakers are now 3-0 on the year and 1-0 in GLIAC play, while Tiffin falls to 0-3 with an 0-2 mark in the conference. On the second drive of the game for GVSU, the team reeled off a streak of what would be five straight touchdowns. With

9:39 to play in the first quarter, junior quarterback Isiah Grimes found sophomore tight end Jamie Potts for a 32-yard scoringstrike to get the scoring started at 7-0.

After the Lakers blocked a 36-yard field goal attempt by Tiffin on the ensuing drive, GVSU capitalized with another touch-down, keyed by a 50-yard pass from Grimes to senior Brandan Green on the second play of the drive. Junior Michael Rataypounded the ball in front one yard out and freshman Joel Schipper put the extra point through to make it 14-0 with 1:42 to playin the first quarter.

Tiffin threatened again on the following drive, driving down to the GVSU 15 yard line before senior Charles Hill forced afumble that was recovered by freshman De'Ondre Hogan to thwart the drive. The Lakers capitalized again, this time keyed by aGrimes-to-Green 45 yard pass. On the final play of the drive, sophomore Kirk Spencer had an 11 yard run, then fumbled theball straight up in to the air, but it was grabbed out of mid-air by wide receiver Darryl Pitts, who carried it two yards in to theendzone to make it a 21-0 game with 11:45 to play in the first half.

It only took one play for GVSU to get the ball back again, as Deonte' Hurst picked off a Joey Frendo pass at the Tiffin 42yard line, which he returned to Tiffin's 28. On the first play from scrimmage, Grimes found Potts on a wide open wheel routefor the 28-yard touchdown and the Lakers led 28-0.

The fifth straight GVSU touchdown came courtesy of a 42-yard Ratay touchdown run, his second of three on the day, tomake it 35-0 with 7:52 to play in the first half.

Tiffin got on the board on their next drive, as a touchdown pass from six yards out cut the lead to 35-6. The point after at-tempt rang off the right goal post and the two teams went in to halftime with the 35-6 score.

GVSU had 372 yards of total offense in the first half, compared to only 167 for the Dragons. The Lakers were held off the board in the third quarter, while Tiffin got a 34-yard field goal from Seth Pekoe at the 5:57

mark of the quarter to make it a 35-9 game. The Dragons inched closer on their next drive when Antonio Pipkin found JerryBrown on a short pass that he carried in to the endzone for a 25-yard touchdown. A two-point attempt was good and the Lakerlead was cut to 35-17 after three quarters of play.

The final score of the day came at the 6:11 mark of the fourth, when a drive that consisted of nine plays that included eightruns was punctuated with a Ratay two-yard touchdown plunge to make it 42-17 and put an end to the scoring.

Tiffin University 17Grand Valley State 42


TEAM STATISTICS GV TUFirst Downs 24 25 Rushing 12 6 Passing 10 15 Penalty 2 4Rushing Attempts 40 33Yards Gained Rushing 308 131Yards Lost Rushing 17 44Net Yards Rushing 291 87Net Yards Passing 266 304 Passes Attempted 23 43 Passes Completed 11 31 Had Intercepted 0 1Total Offensive Plays 63 76Total Net Yards 557 391 Avg. Gain Per Play 8.8 5.1Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-0 4-1Penalties: No.-Yds. 10-97 9-87No. of Punts-Yards 4-134 4-139 Avg. Per Punt 33.5 34.8Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-3 0-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 1-11 3-75Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-14 0-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 6 0Possession Time 27:39 32:213rd Down Conversions 3-11 4-144th Down Conversions 1-3 1-2Sacks By:No.-Yds 7-30 2-15


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRatay 14 174 0 174 3 42Spencer 9 62 0 62 0 16Dorsey 5 26 0 26 0 17Hutchins 7 26 0 26 0 16Jackson 1 5 0 5 0 5Grimes 4 13 17 -4 0 13Pitts 0 2 0 2 1 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGGrimes 23 11 0 266 2 50Receiving No. Yds TD LGGreen 3 114 0 50Potts 2 60 2 32Pitts 2 36 0 23Spencer 2 18 0 10Wirth 1 22 0 22Ratay 1 16 0 16Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 4 134 33.5 44 3Returns PR KOR INTRHurst - - 1-14Williams 2-3 1-11 -Field Goal AttemptsNone Defense S-A-T TFL S INTTalley 4-5-9 1.5-7 - -Delk 4-4-8 1.0-2 0.5-1 -Moran 3-3-6 1.0-1 0.5-0 -Horling 4-1-5 1.0-5 - -

Tiffin UniversityIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGPipkin 17 88 25 63 0 21Brown 10 33 10 23 0 12Boggs 3 6 0 6 0 4Hall 3 4 4 0 0 4Frendo 1 0 5 -5 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGPipkin 31 24 0 236 2 25Frendo 12 7 1 68 0 27Receiving No. Yds TD LGBrown 6 82 1 25Schneider 6 41 0 12Beaurem 5 59 0 27Jones 5 35 0 11Armstrong 4 46 1 24Shead 3 13 0 8Santoro 1 22 0 22Rogers 1 6 0 6Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Pekoe 4 139 34.8 44 1Returns PR KOR INTRBeaurem - 1-12 -Shead - 1-15 -Willis - 3-75 -Field Goal AttemptsDerezic 1st 05:55 36 yards BlockedPekoe 3rd 05:57 34 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTPerson 6-4-10 - - -Watkins 4-2-6 - - -Etter 3-3-6 - - -Harper 2-3-5 - - -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Grand Valley State 0 14 0 0 14Ohio Dominican 17 16 10 14 57 First QuarterODU-Wahle 24 yd field goal, 12:07(11 plays, 68 yards, 2:53) GV 0 - ODU 3ODU-Bell 91 yd punt return (Wahle kick), 10:24GV 0 - ODU 10ODU-Johnson 7 yd pass from Miller (Wahle kick), 01:09(9 plays, 80 yards, 3:56) GV 0 - ODU 17Second QuarterGV-Potts 24 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 14:52(4 plays, 55 yards, 1:10) GV 7 - ODU 17ODU-Williams 25 yd pass from Miller (Wahle kick), 13:00(6 plays, 63 yards, 1:45) GV 7 - ODU 24

GV-Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 06:51(3 plays, 20 yards, 0:43) GV 14 - ODU 24ODU-Johnson 93 yd kickoff return (Wahle kick), 06:39GV 14 - ODU 31ODU-Team safety, 00:58GV 14 - ODU 33Third QuarterODU-Nichols 14 yd run (Wahle kick), 08:38(3 plays, 63 yards, 0:29) GV 14 - ODU 40ODU-Wahle 47 yd field goal, 01:02(10 plays, 54 yards, 3:49) GV 14 - ODU 43Fourth QuarterODU-Stewart 8 yd pass from Miller (Wahle kick), 13:10(7 plays, 25 yards, 2:49) GV 14 - ODU 50ODU-Spates 10 yd run (Bonchek kick), 03:03(14 plays, 79 yards, 8:34) GV 14 - ODU 57


Columbus, Ohio - Grand Valley State dropped a 57-14 decision at Ohio Dominican Saturday (Sept.28) afternoon in Columbus, Ohio. GVSU drops to 3-1 overall and 1-1 in GLIAC action.

Ohio Dominican played a perfect game in all facets, scoring two special teams touchdown, recordinga safety and holding the Laker offense to just 14 first half points. The Panthers went up 17-0 early inthe first quarter before the Laker offense mounted a drive. The Lakers went 55 yards in four plays asjunior QB Isiah Grimes hit sophomore tight end Jamie Potts with a 24 yard touchdown pass. Trailing24-7 senior cornerback Reggie Williams picked off a pass at the ODU 20 yard line. Grimes hit juniortight end Joe Wirth with an 18 yard pass to the Panther one and junior RB Michael Rate finished thedrive with a one yard plunge across the goal line. However, Ohio Dominican returned the kickoff 93yards for a TD and recorded a safety with under a minute left in the first half to take a 33-14 lead intothe lockerroom.

Sophomore RB Kirk Spencer led the offense with 55 rushing yards on nine carries, while BenHutchins added 46 yards on five carries. Grimes completed 14-of-26 passes for 183 yards and one TD,while Potts hauled in five passes for 80 yards. Junior punter Chris Picano averaged 44.3 yards on fivepunts with a long of 54. Senior LB Charles Hill led the defense with 12 tackles and two tackles forloss. Junior defensive lineman Matt Mosley recorded five tackles and 3.5 tackles for loss (-8). Williamsand Devonte Jones each picked off a pass.

Grand Valley State 14Ohio Dominican 57

Panther FieldColumbus, OhioAttendance - 1,987

TEAM STATISTICS ODU GVFirst Downs 22 17 Rushing 11 9 Passing 9 7 Penalty 2 1Rushing Attempts 44 32Yards Gained Rushing 252 168 Yards Lost Rushing 18 27Net Yards Rushing 234 141 Net Yards Passing 236 183 Passes Attempted 29 26 Passes Completed 23 14 Had Intercepted 2 2Total Offensive Plays 73 58 Total Net Yards 470 324 Avg. Gain Per Play 6.4 5.6 Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 3-1Penalties: No.-Yds. 8-76 6-40 No. of Punts-Yards 2-86 7-310 Avg. Per Punt 43 44.3Punt Returns: No.-Yds 4-127 1-1Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 2-123 8-67Interceptions:No.-Yds 2-39 2-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 32:37 27:233rd Down Conversions 6-14 2-104th Down Conversions 2-2 0-1Sacks By:No.-Yds 2-17 0-0


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGSpencer 9 55 5 50 0 12Hutchins 5 46 0 46 0 16Ratay 10 36 4 32 1 18Seller 1 14 0 14 0 14Robinson 4 13 1 12 0 9Green 1 4 0 4 0 4Grimes 2 0 17 -17 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGGrimes 26 14 2 183 1 29Receiving No. Yds TD LGPotts 5 80 1 24 Green 2 35 0 27Wirth 2 21 0 19Ratay 2 10 0 6Miskel 1 29 0 29Pitts 1 8 0 8Spencer 1 0 0 0Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 7 310 44.3 54 1Returns PR KOR INTRGreen - 1-3 -Spencer - 2-10 -Jones - - 1-0Delk - 1-0 -Ware - 1-0 -Williams 1--1 - 1-0Thompson - 3-54 -Field Goal AttemptsNoneDefense S-A-T TFL S INTHill 9-3-12 2.0-4 - -Hurst 2-7-9 1.0-3 - -Horling 5-3-8 - - -Thompson 5-2-7 - - -

Ohio DominicanIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGSchoen 18 126 11 115 0 51Nichols 17 72 7 65 1 28Spates 5 25 0 25 1 11Miller 2 23 0 23 0 19Williams 1 4 0 4 0 4Stewart 1 2 0 2 0 2Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGMiller 29 23 2 236 3 32Receiving No. Yds TD LGJohnson 7 60 1 23Williams 6 75 1 24 Stewart 5 76 1 32McCloud 3 14 0 9Weeks 1 6 0 6McKnight 1 5 0 5Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Snyder 2 86 43.0 53 1Returns PR KOR INTRJohnson - 2-123 -Bell 4-127 - -Eakins - - 1-0Harris - - 1-39 Field Goal AttemptsWahle 1st 12:07 24 yards GoodWahle 2nd 00:00 33 yards MissedWahle 3rd 01:02 47 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INT Bell 5-2-7 - - -Culbertson 4-3-7 1.5-5 - -Eakins 3-2-5 - - 1-0Harris 2-3-5 - - 1-39


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPMichigan Tech 0 3 0 0 3Grand Valley State 7 21 14 7 49First QuarterGV-Spencer 34 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 04:09(10 plays, 95 yards, 4:41) GV 7 - MT 0Second QuarterGV-Warner 5 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 11:50(6 plays, 16 yards, 3:02) GV 14 - MT 0MT-Mead 44 yd field goal, 09:05(8 plays, 50 yards, 2:45) GV 14 - MT 3

GV-Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 03:52(1 play, 1 yard, 0:05) GV 21 - MT 3GV-Green 14 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 00:24(9 plays, 85 yards, 1:19) GV 28 - MT 3Third QuarterGV-Pitts 35 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 13:34(4 plays, 82 yards, 1:26) GV 35 - MT 3GV-Robinson 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 09:51(5 plays, 62 yards, 2:13) GV 42 - MT 3Fourth QuarterGV-Hutchins 60 yd run (Schipper kick), 12:49(5 plays, 80 yards, 2:46) GV 49 - MT 3

Game 5October 05, 2013

ALLENDALE, Mich. - The 25th-ranked Grand Valley State football team showed its muscle on both sides of the ball on Sat-urday (Oct. 5) evening in front of 13,127 fans at Lubbers Stadium, rolling over Michigan Tech by a final score of 49-3.

The Lakers moved to 4-1 overall on the season with a 3-1 mark in the GLIAC, while Michigan Tech falls to 2-2 overall witha 1-2 record in the conference.

After forcing a Huskies punt on the first drive of the game, the Lakers offense took over and it looked as if junior quarter-back Heath Parling was going to have a tough return at the helm, as he threw an interception on the first GVSU offensive playof the game. However, the Laker defense stepped up in a big way. On a short field, Michigan Tech was able to drive down tothe Lakers' five yard line. After a stop from Charles Hill and Frank Boenzi pushed the ball back to the six and a stop by LutherWare put the ball at the five, the Huskies opted to go for it on 4th and 1. The defensive end pair of Matt Mosley and LucasKozuch made the play that arguably set the tone for the game, however, stuffing MTU's fullback, Cole Welch, at the line ofscrimmage to turn the ball over on downs.

From there, GVSU started moving up and down the field and never looked back. On a 10-play, 95-yard drive that ate up4:41 of the clock, Parling capped things off with a 34-yard screen pass to Kirk Spencer that only went about four yards downfield. Spencer did the rest of the work, weaving through the Huskies defense en route to the opening score of the game as theLakers went up 7-0 with 4:09 to play in the first quarter.

After a Michigan Tech three-and-out, the Lakers saw an errant snap all but end their ensuing drive. Chris Picano then cameon to punt and booted a high ball to the Michigan Tech 15 yard line, but returner Brett Gervais dropped it and Billy Seiler re-covered, setting up the Lakers on a short field at the Michigan Tech 16 yard line. Six plays later, Parling hit freshman JoeWarner with a five yard touchdown pass to make it a 14-0 game with 11:50 to play in the second quarter.

On the following drive, the Huskies were finally able to get on the board, as Garrett Mead booted through a 44-yard fieldgoal with 9:05 to play in the second to make it a 14-3 contest.

With 3:57 to play in the half, another special teams miscue by the Huskies led to more Laker points. On fourth and two, ErikThompson rushed in on the punter and blocked the kick, as Deonte' Hurst picked the ball up and took it down to the one yardline of Michigan Tech. On the next play, Michael Ratay punched it in to make it a 21-3 Laker lead.

The Lakers got the ball back again with 1:43 to play in the half and on their own 15, but Parling orchestrated a spectaculardrive, going 85 yards on nine plays in only 1:19, capped with a 14-yard screen pass for a touchdown to Brandan Green. GVSUcarried a 28-3 lead in to the locker room.

At the half, the yardage was close as GVSU held a 248-193 offensive yardage edge, but one turnover on downs and one lostfumble were the difference for the Huskies.

GVSU took the kickoff to begin the second half of play and picked up where they it left off, going 83 yards on only fourplays, as Parling hit Darryl Pitts with a 35-yard strike to make it a 35-3 game.

After a Michigan Tech three-and-out on the ensuing drive, the Lakers again punched one in the endzone, keyed by a drive-starting 48 yard run by Ratay. Chris Robinson finished it off with a one-yard over-the-top plunge to make it a 42-3 lead with9:51 left in the third quarter.

The final score came early in the fourth quarter, when Ben Hutchins ran in to a pile at the line of scrimmage, but spun out ofit and went 60 yards for a touchdown to make it a 49-3 game and cap the scoring.

Michigan Tech, which was ranked in the top 20 of Division II in total defense and pass efficiency defense, surrendered 507offensive yards to the Lakers, led by Parling's 19-for-24 performace for 264 yards and four touchdowns to four different re-ceivers.

Michigan Tech 3Grand Valley State 49


TEAM STATISTICS GV MTFirst Downs 26 16Rushing 13 4 Passing 13 11 Penalty 0 1Rushing Attempts 41 34 Yards Gained Rushing 266 125Yards Lost Rushing 23 10Net Yards Rushing 243 115 Net Yards Passing 264 223 Passes Attempted 26 37 Passes Completed 19 17 Had Intercepted 1 0Total Offensive Plays 67 71Total Net Yards 507 338 Avg. Gain Per Play 7.6 4.8Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 1-1Penalties: No.-Yds. 3-30 0-0No. of Punts-Yards 4-156 7-234 Avg. Per Punt 39.0 33.4Punt Returns: No.-Yds 4-46 1-1Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 2-29 6-113Interceptions:No.-Yds 0-0 1-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 30:11 29:493rd Down Conversions 7-12 6-184th Down Conversions 0-0 1-4Sacks By:No.-Yds 1-4 0-0


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRatay 16 122 5 117 1 48Hutchins 4 70 0 70 1 60Robinson 9 36 0 36 1 15Dorsey 6 22 0 22 0 7Spencer 1 11 0 11 0 11Green 1 5 0 5 0 5Team 4 0 18 -18 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 24 19 1 264 4 35Team 1 0 0 0 0 0O’Brien 1 0 0 0 0 0Receiving No. Yds TD LGSeller 4 44 0 20Spencer 3 63 1 34Ratay 3 33 0 20Pitts 2 55 1 35Potts 2 27 0 16Wirth 2 17 0 12Green 1 14 1 14Miskel 1 6 0 6Warner 1 5 1 5Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 4 156 39.0 53 2Returns PR KOR INTRHurst 1-4 - -Williams 3-31 2-29 -Thompson 1-11 - -Field Goal AttemptsNoneDefense S-A-T TFL S INTKaufman 2-7-9 0.5-2 0.5-2 - Hill 3-2-5 0.5-1 - -Ware 2-3-5 0.5-0 - -Talley 1-4-5 0.5-1 - -

Michigan TechIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGLeffingwell17 69 4 65 0 32Miller 11 28 2 26 0 7Scarlett 4 21 4 17 0 17Mineau 1 7 0 7 0 7Welch 1 0 0 0 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGScarlett 36 17 0 223 0 40Team 1 0 0 0 0 0Receiving No. Yds TD LGCowle 10 133 0 33McConnell 4 32 0 15Root 1 40 0 40Clark 1 16 1 16Leffingwell 1 2 0 2Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Ledvina 6 234 39.0 53 1Team 1 0 0.0 0 0Returns PR KOR INTRRoot - 5-98 -Gervais 1-1 - -Nelson - - 1-0Welch - 1-15 -Field Goal AttemptsMead 2nd 09:05 44 yards GoodMead 2nd 00:00 36 yards MissedDefense S-A-T TFL S INTZlolkowski 3-8-11 - - -Gervais 1-7-8 - - -Kuoppala 5-2-7 - - -Perrault 4-3-7 - - -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 3 7 13 21 44 Ferris State 3 14 10 27 54First QuarterGV-Schipper 24 yd field goal, 07:07(14 plays, 52 yards, 6:06) GV 3 - FS 0FS-Kantola 27 yd field goal, 00:29(9 plays, 67 yards, 3:58) GV 3 - FS 3Second QuarterFS-Boston 27 yd pass from Vander Laan (Kantola kick),12:06(6 plays, 68 yards, 2:41) GV 3 - FS 10GV-Spencer 27 yd run (Schipper kick), 04:50(5 plays, 39 yards, 3:11) GV 10 - FS 10FS-Vander Laan 8 yd run (Kantola kick), 02:10(7 plays, 72 yards, 2:34) GV 10 - FS 17Third QuarterGV-Green 19 yd run (O’Brien rush failed), 06:53(10 plays, 70 yards, 4:56) GV 16 - FS 17

FS-Kantola 22 yd field goal, 03:28(10 plays, 63 yards, 3:18) GV 16 - FS 20GV-Spencer 100 yd kickoff return (Schipper kick), 03:15GV 23 - FS 20FS-Ringer 33 yd run (Kantola kick), 01:26(5 plays, 81 yards, 1:43) GV 23 - FS 27Fourth Quarter FS-Lampman 11 yd pass from Vander Laan (Kantola kick failed), 10:47(10 plays, 77 yards, 4:34) GV 23 - FS 33FS-Stewart 62 yd interception return (Kantola kick), 08:44GV 23 - FS 40GV-Green 68 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 07:50(3 plays, 70 yards, 0:49) GV 30 - FS 40FS-Ringer 35 yd run (Kantola kick), 06:30(3 plays, 49 yards, 1:20) GV 30 - FS 47GV- Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 04:20(5 plays, 25 yards, 1:58) GV 37 - FS 47FS-Vander Laan 27 yd run (Kantola kick), 02:52(4 plays, 45 yards, 1:28) GV 37 - FS 54GV-Pitts 18 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 02:08(4 plays, 35 yards, 0:36) GV 44 - FS 54


Big Rapids, Mich. -Grand Valley State dropped a 54-44 decision at Ferris State Saturday night before a crowd of 4,958. GVSUdrops to 4-2 overall and 2-2 in GLIAC action, while Ferris State improves to 4-2 overall and 3-1 in league action. The Lakerswill host Northern Michigan next Saturday at Lubbers Stadium.

Grand Valley State took the early lead lead following a fumble recovery by junior defensive lineman Isiah Dunning. The Lak-ers drove 52 yards in 14 plays, as freshman place kicker Joel Schipper kicked a 24 yard field goal. Junior QB Heath Parling hitjunior RB Michael Ratay with a 19 yard pickup on fourth down to keep the drive alive.

Ferris State tied the contest with a 27 yard field goal with 27 seconds left in the first quarter and then took the lead on a 22 yardpass completion from Jason Vanderlaan to DeWayne Boston.

The GVSU defense came up big as senior safety Erik Thompson picked off a VanderLaan pass and returned it 20 yards to theFerris State 39 yard line. Parling hit Ratay again on a fourth-and-eight play, followed by a 27 yard TD run by sophomore runningback Kirk Spencer. Schipper added the PAT to tie the game at 10-10.

Ferris State regained the lead midway through the second quarter and led 17-10 at the half.The Lakers lost a fumble on it opening possession of the second half on its own 30 yard line, but the defense stiffened and got

the ball back as the Bulldogs failed on a fourth down attempt. Parling then drove the Lakers 70 yards in 10 plays as senior widereceiver Brandon Green took a handoff from Parling and went 20 yards for a TD. The Lakers failed on the PAT as the snap fromcenter was dropped in the driving rain and FSU maintained a 17-16.

Ferris State drove down the field and had first and goal on the GVSU two yard line, but the Laker defense held and forced a 22yard field goal to up the lead to 20-16.

Grand Valley State got the spark it was looking for as Kirk Spencer took the ensuing kickoff back 100 yards for a touchdownand Schipper added the PAT for a 23-20 Laker lead.

Ferris State answered with back-to-back scoring drives, the first a 5-play, 81-yard drive as Kory Spring rambled in from 33yards out and the second covering 77 yards in 10 plays as VanderLaan hit Jake Lampman with an 8-yard TD pass. The PAT wasno good and the Bulldogs held a 33-23 lead with just over 10 minutes left in the game. Maybe one of the biggest plays of thenight came on a tipped pass the Bulldogs returned 62 yards for a TD to build a 40-23 lead with 8:44 left in the game.

GVSU would get no closer than 10 points the rest of the way. Parling hit Green with a 68-yard TD pass on a screen to pullGVSU within a 40-30 margin, Ratay scored on a 1-yard TD run and Parling hit Pitts with an 18-yard TD pass for the final score.

Grand Valley State 44Ferris State 54

Top Taggart FieldBig Rapids, Mich.Attendance - 4,958

TEAM STATISTICS GV FSFirst Downs 18 29 Rushing 9 21 Passing 8 6 Penalty 1 2Rushing Attempts 35 57 Yards Gained Rushing 166 483 Yards Lost Rushing 35 18 Net Yards Rushing 131 465 Net Yards Passing 209 118 Passes Attempted 28 16 Passes Completed 14 9 Had Intercepted 1 1Total Offensive Plays 63 73Total Net Yards 340 583 Avg. Gain Per Play 5.4 8.0 Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-1 1-1Penalties: No.-Yds. 6-40 2-30No. of Punts-Yards 5-211 1-46 Avg. Per Punt 42.2 46.0 Punt Returns: No.-Yds 1--5 0-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 7-276 5-118Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-20 1-62Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 27:58 32:023rd Down Conversions 5-14 5-104th Down Conversions 2-2 0-1Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 4-35

Ferris StateIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGVanderLaan 27 222 12 210 2 49Jackson 13 92 1 91 0 21Ringer 6 79 2 77 2 35Agurs 6 53 0 53 0 22Ingraham 3 37 0 37 0 24TEAM 2 0 3 -3 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGanderLaan 16 9 1 118 2 29Receiving No. Yds TD LGLampman 6 76 1 29Boston 1 22 1 22Agurs 1 12 0 12Ingraham 1 8 0 8Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Bermingham 1 46 46.0 46 0Returns PR KOR INTRIngraham - 3-63 -Stewart - - 1-62Price - 2-55 -Field Goal AttemptsKantola 1st 0:29 27 yds GoodKantola 3rd 3:28 22 yds Good Defense S-A-T TFL S INTMorris 3-6-9 0.5-1 - -Cribbs 1-7-8 1.0-1 - -Porter 1-6-7 - 1.0-1 -Stewart 3-3-6 - - 1-62


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRatay 17 83 2 81 1 19Spencer 5 33 0 33 1 27Green 2 22 0 22 1 19Robinson 5 20 0 20 0 6Seiler 1 4 0 4 0 4Parling 5 4 33 -29 0 4Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 28 14 1 209 2 68Receiving No. Yds TD LGGreen 5 113 1 68Pitts 3 35 1 18Wirth 2 17 0 10Potts 2 16 0 18Ratay 1 19 0 19Spencer 1 9 0 9Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 5 211 42.2 47 0 Returns PR KOR INTRSpencer - 2-112 -Hutchins - 3-81 -Williams 1--5 2-83 -Thompson - - 1-20Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 1st 7:07 24 yds GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTHurst 5-5-10 - - -Hill 6-3-9 1.0-2 - -Kaufman 3-6-9 - - -Thompson 3-4-7 - - 1-20


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPNorthern Michigan 3 7 7 0 17Grand Valley State 10 17 14 7 48First Quarter GV-Warner 1 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 09:28(9 plays, 72 yards, 3:53) GV 7 - NM 0NM-Oberheide 28 yd field goal, 06:25(7 plays, 37 yards, 3:03) GV 7 - NM 3GV-Schipper 34 yd field goal, 01:43(9 plays, 52 yards, 4:42) GV 10 - NM 3Second QuarterGV-Robinson 20 yd run (Schipper kick), 11:52(6 plays, 72 yards, 2:59) GV 17 - NM 3GV-Ratay 11 yd run (Schipper kick), 05:14(6 plays, 91 yards, 2:29) GV 24 - NM 3

NM-Tucker 14 yd pass from Brown (Oberheide kick), 00:56(11 plays, 74 yards, 4:18) GV 24 - NM 10GV-Schipper 22 yd field goal, 00:00(7 plays, 60 yards, 0:56) GV 27 - NM 10Third QuarterGV-Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 10:24(4 plays, 49 yards, 1:56) GV 34 - NM 10NM-Schrader 0 yd blocked punt return (Oberheide kick), 07:02GV 34 - NM 17GV-Hutchins 23 yd run (Schipper kick), 03:11(8 plays, 84 yards, 3:51) GV 41 - NM 17Fourth QuarterGV-Wirth 15 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 14:50(4 plays, 57 yards, 1:28) GV 48 - NM 17


Northern Michigan 17Grand Valley State 48

Lubbers Stadium Allendale, Mich.Attendance - 13,391

TEAM STATISTICS GV NMFirst Downs 23 12Rushing 13 4 Passing 10 8 Penalty 0 0 Rushing Attempts 34 21 Yards Gained Rushing 321 82Yards Lost Rushing 12 15Net Yards Rushing 309 67Net Yards Passing 240 169 Passes Attempted 23 23 Passes Completed 13 14 Had Intercepted 0 2Total Offensive Plays 57 44Total Net Yards 549 235 Avg. Gain Per Play 9.6 5.3 Fumbles: No.-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties: No.-Yds. 5-45 0-0No. of Punts-Yards 2-42 4-167 Avg. Per Punt 21.0 41.8Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-13 1-24Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-98 8-194Interceptions:No.-Yds 2-27 0-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 25:48 21:173rd Down Conversions 6-10 3-84th Down Conversions 1-1 0-0Sacks By:No.-Yds 1-11 1-4

Northern MichiganIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGJurasin 11 42 0 42 0 15Collier 8 40 1 39 0 14Schrader 1 0 3 -3 0 0Brown 1 0 11 -11 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGBrown 22 14 1 168 1 40Young 1 0 1 0 0 0Receiving No. Yds TD LGTucker 6 111 1 40Young 3 17 0 11Jessie 3 7 0 10Craig 1 33 0 33Collier 1 0 0 0Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Salani 4 167 41.8 48 1 Returns PR KOR INTRJessie - 4-116 -Smarwt - 4-78 -Bush 1-24 - -Field Goal AttemptsOberheide 1st 06:25 28 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTKrause 5-1-6 1.0-4 - -McNamara 4-2-6 - - -Perry 2-4-6 - - -Reynolds 2-4-6 - - -


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRatay 18 151 8 143 2 32Robinson 8 61 0 61 1 20Green 1 37 0 37 0 37Hutchins 4 34 0 34 1 23Jackson 1 28 0 28 0 28Grimes 2 10 4 6 0 10Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGGrimes 22 132 0 240 2 42Team 1 0 0 0 0 0Receiving No. Yds TD LGGreen 4 109 0 42Ratay 4 46 0 14Potts 2 48 0 31Wirth 2 36 1 21Warner 1 1 1 1 Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 1 42 42 42 0Team 1 0 0 0 0Returns PR KOR INTRWilliams 2-13 1-18 1-0Thompson - - 1-27Hutchins - 2-80 -Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 1st 01:43 34 yards GoodSchipper 2nd 00:00 22 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTMosley 3-3-6 1.0-11 1.0-11 -Ware 0-5-5 0.5-1 - -Hill 3-1-4 0.5-0 - -Jones 2-2-4 - - -

ALLENDALE, Mich. - It was an interesting homecoming game day for the Grand Valley State football team, as it claimed a 48-17victory over Northern Michigan in a weather-shortened contest on Saturday (Oct. 19) evening in front of 13,391 fans at Lubbers Sta-dium.

The victory moves the Lakers to 5-2 overall with a 3-2 record in the GLIAC. Northern Michigan falls to 1-5 both overall and in theconference. The game was called with 12:55 to play in the fourth quarter due to heavy lightning in the area and then the remainder ofthe contest was cancelled shortly after due to the weather forecast for the rest of the night. After consultation with the executive boardof the GLIAC, the contest was considered final due to the score and time remaining at the point of cancellation.

In only three quarters of play, the Lakers still managed to put up big numbers, rolling up 549 yards of total offense, including 309yards on the ground with a 9.1 yards per carry average on 34 carries.

GVSU scored on its first five possessions of the game to take charge early and never looked back. After forcing a three-and-out onNMU's opening drive, the Lakers started their march. Keyed by a 37-yard run by senior Brandan Green, the Lakers convered a 4th-and-goal from the Wildcat one yard line with a touchdown pass from Isiah Grimes to Joe Warner with 9:28 to play in the first quarter.

After NMU punted to begin the second quarter, the Lakers promptly went back down the field with entirely run plays, getting 72yards on six plays, capped by a 20-yard touchdown scamper from Chris Robinson to make it a 17-3 Laker lead.

On the next GVSU drive, the Lakers got a pair of 28-yard runs, one from Michael Ratay and one from Hersey Jackson, to key an-other scoring drive. Ratay capped the drive off with an 11-yard run to put GVSU up 24-3 with 5:14 to play in the half.

The Wildcats responded with a touchdown of their own on the ensuing drive to make it 24-10, but left 56 seconds on the clock forGVSU to operate. After a 13-yard pass to Ratay and a 38-yard pass to Green, the Lakers got within field goal range and Schipper endedthe half with a 22-yard field goal to send the teams in to the locker room with GVSU up 27-10.

On NMU's first drive of the second half, it only took two plays for the Lakers to take control of the ball again, as Erik Thompsinpicked off a deep pass and returned it 27 yards back in to Wildcat territory. A 31-yard pass from Grimes to Jamie Potts put the Lakerson the one yard line a couple plays later, then Ratay punched the ball in to make it 34-10 with 10:24 to play in the third.

The Wildcats got a blocked punt in the endzone with 7:02 to play in the third quarter to make it 34-17, but again GVSU responded. A32-yard run by Ratay set up the Lakers in NMU territory, and Ben Hutchins finished the drive with a 23-yard touchdown run to putGVSU up 41-17 with 3:11 to play in the third quarter.

After a Reggie Williams interception along the sideline on the ensuing Wildcat drive, Grimes found Green for a 42-yard gain on thefirst play of the Laker drive and a 15-yard pass to Joe Wirth turned in to another GVSU touchdown to make it a 48-17 game one play into the fourth quarter.

NMU took the kickoff and moved in to Laker territory, but with 12:55 to play in the game and at 9:24 p.m., lightning struck in thearea and the game was suspended. After a nearly 30-minute delay, the remainder of the game was cancelled after consulting theweather radar for the remainder of the evening.


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 3 7 13 23 Northwood 3 7 7 0 17First QuarterNU-Haggarty 37 yd field goal, 04:00(7 plays, 42 yards, 2:59) GV 0 - NU 3Second QuarterGV-Schipper 27 yd field goal, 12:56(13 plays, 62 yards, 6:01) GV 3 - NU 3NU-Thompson 9 yd pass from Morris (Haggarty kick), 06:24

(3 plays, 15 yards, 1:13) GV 3 - NU 10Third QuarterGV-Green 28 yd run (Schipper kick), 11:08(8 plays, 93 yards, 3:42) GV 10 - NU 10NU-Winston 2 yd run (Haggarty kick), 04:03(5 plays, 14 yards, 2:33) GV 10 - NU 17Fourth QuarterGV-Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 13:39(10 plays, 76 yards, 5:18) GV 17 - NU 17GV-Ratay 3 yd run (Schipper kick), 04:43(4 plays, 64 yards, 1:47) GV 23 - NU 17


Midland, Mich. - Grand Valley State claimed a 23-17 road victory in rain and slop Saturday afternoon in Midland, Michigan.The Lakers improve to 6-2 overall and 4-2 in GLIAC action.

The Laker defense got a couple of key fourth quarter stops and the offense put together a fourth quarter scoring drive with thegame tied at 17. Northwood downed a punt at the GVSU 36 yard line with 6:30 remaining to set up the late game dramatics.

Senior RB Michael Ratay started with an 11 yard run, followed by a two yard rush to set up a second and eight. Junior QBIsiah Grimes hit senior WR Brandan Green with a screen pass that he took 48 yards to the Northwood three. Ratay then finishedthe drive with a 3 yard TD run to give GVSU a 23-17 lead. On the PAT freshman PK Joel Schipper hit a low kick that hit thecross bar and went over. However, the officials ruled that it in fact did not go over and the lead stayed a 23-17.

Northwood drove 50 yards in 14 plays, converting three third downs and a fourth down. However, facing a fourth-and-10Northwood QB Mark Morris' pass fell incomplete behind a big push from the GVSU defensive line. Ratay picked up a firstdown to secure the win.

Northwood got on the board first, driving 42 yards in seven plays for a 37 yard field goal to take a 3-0 lead with 4:00 left inthe first quarter.

GVSU got on the board with a 13-play, 62-yard drive that took 6:04 off the clock. Schipper hit a 27 yard field goal to tie thegame at 3-3 early in the second quarter, but Northwood blocked a GVSU punt and took over deep in Laker territory. Morris hitCarrington Thompson with a 9 yard TD pass to give the Timberwolves a 10-3 lead.

Michael Ratay rambled 87 yards to the Northwood five, but GVSU was unable to push the ball across the goal line and wasstopped on downs. GVSU moved inside Northwood territory late in the first half, but Grimes was picked off in the endzone tothwart the scoring opportunity.

The second half started in a driving rain storm and GVSU took over on its own seven yard line following a penalty on thekickoff. Grimes hit junior WR Darryl Pitts with a key third down completion for 16 yards and Ratay ripped off a 21 yard runinto NU territory. Green finished the drive with a 28 yard jet sweep run and Schipper tied the game with the PAT. The drive wasthe second longest scoring drive of the year for GVSU.

Northwood drove deep into Laker territory, but Devonte Jones picked off a pass at the goal line. However, on the return Jonesfumbled and Northwood recovered the ball to take over possession on the GVSU 14 yard line. Northwood scored need just fivefive plays to go the 14 yards as Glenn Winston scored on a one yard run.

The Laker offense answered with a 10-play, 76-yard drive that took 5:24 off the clock. Raty scored on a one yard run andSchipper added the PAT to tie the game at 17-17. Grimes hit Green with a 47 yard completion that put the Lakers on the North-wood 15 yard line to set up Ratay's touchdown.

Grand Valley State 23Northwood 17

Hantz StadiumMidland, Mich.Attendance - 2,612

TEAM STATISTICS

NU GVFirst Downs 14 19 Rushing 3 8 Passing 11 9 Penalty 0 2 Rushing Attempts 40 36 Yards Gained Rushing 114 258 Yards Lost Rushing 37 17 Net Yards Rushing 77 241 Net Yards Passing 168 200 Passes Attempted 28 24 Passes Completed 16 14 Had Intercepted 1 2Total Offensive Plays 68 60 Total Net Yards 245 441 Avg. Gain Per Play 3.6 7.3 Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-1 2-1Penalties: No.-Yds. 7-47 6-31No. of Punts-Yards 5-197 2-34 Avg. Per Punt 39.4 17.0Punt Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 1-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 5-58 4-34Interceptions:No.-Yds 2-0 2-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 29:37 30:23 3rd Down Conversions 8-18 4-114th Down Conversions 1-2 2-4Sacks By:No.-Yds 1-9 4-26

NorthwoodIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGWinston 25 71 1 71 1 7Morris 11 43 26 17 0 10Richmond 1 0 5 -5 0 0Team 3 0 5 -5 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGMorris 28 16 1 168 1 21Receiving No. Yds TD LGThompson 9 83 1 19Richmond 4 48 0 16Stocker 2 16 0 9Elzy 1 21 0 21Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Morris 5 197 39.4 46 2Returns PR KOR INTRThompson - 2-25 -Thomas - 1-13 -Bolden - - 1-0Kelly - - 1-0Gulvas - 2-20 -Field Goal AttemptsHaggarty 1st 04:40 27 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTFisher 7-6-13 0.5-0 - -Love 4-6-10 - - -Tripp 4-2-6 - - -Keith 2-4-6 - - -

Grand Valley StateIndividual StatisticsRushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRatay 27 197 1 196 2 87Green 2 37 0 37 1 28Hutchins 3 9 0 9 0 6Grimes 2 15 9 6 0 15Team 2 0 7 -7 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGGrimes 24 14 2 200 0 48Receiving No. Yds TD LGGreen 6 122 0 48Ratay 4 23 0 13Potts 3 39 0 15Pitts 1 16 0 16Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 1 45 45.0 45 0Team 1 -11 -11.0 0 0Returns PR KOR INTRJones - - 1-14Williams 1-0 3-26 -Hutchins - 1-8 -Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 2nd 12:56 27 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INT Kaufman 5-6-11 1.5-6 - -Mosley 4-5-9 1.0-4 1.0-4 -Hogan 3-5-8 3.0-15 2.0-13 -Boenzi 2-6-8 1.0-9 1.0-9 -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Hillsdale College 7 14 0 0 21Grand Valley State 7 7 7 10 31First QuarterHC-Spence 4 yd run (Mette kick), 11:22(10 plays, 80 yards, 3:38) GV 0 - HC 7GV-Robinson 6 yd run (Schipper kick), 04:54(6 plays, 46 yards, 2:32) GV 7 - HC 7 Second QuarterHC-Wood 8 yd run (Mette kick), 14:53(9 plays, 75 yards, 5:01) GV 7 - HC 14

GV-Ratay 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 12:23(6 plays, 81 yards, 2:30) GV 14 - HC 14HC-Landry 3 yd run (Mette kick), 07:03(11 plays, 67 yards, 5:20) GV 14 - HC 21Third QuarterGV-Ratay 10 yd run (Schipper kick), 07:08(3 plays, 59 yards, 1:20) GV 21 - HC 21Fourth QuarterGV-Potts 19 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 13:26(3 plays, 34 yards, 1:13) GV 28 - HC 21GV-Schipper 28 yd field goal, 07:13(10 plays, 36 yards, 4:31) GV 31 - HC 21

Game 9November 02, 2013

ALLENDALE, Mich. - The Grand Valley State football team used an extremely balanced offense and second-half defensivedominance to key the Lakers to a big 31-21 GLIAC victory over visiting Hillsdale on Saturday (Nov. 2) evening.

GVSU got 269 yards rushing and 298 yards passing (567 total) on the game and held the Charger offense to only 104 totalyards of offense in the second half, including only 22 rushing yards, as the Lakers picked up the victory in front of 8,129 fanson a rainy night at Lubbers Stadium. The Lakers move to 7-2 overall with a 5-2 record in the GLIAC, while Hillsdale falls to4-5 overall with a 4-3 mark in the conference. GVSU will travel to Wayne State for a 12 p.m. tilt against the Warriors next Sat-urday (Nov. 9).

Hillsdale got on the board first in the contest, going 80 yards on 10 plays after the opening kickoff, 68 of which came on theground, punctuated by a four-yard touchdown with 11:22 to play in the opening stanza.

After the two teams exchanged punts, the Lakers were able to tie the game up at seven with a six-yard touchdown run by jun-ior Chris Robinson with 4:54 to play in the first quarter.

The Chargers responded with another touchdown on their ensuing drive, finished with an eight-yard touchdown run on thefirst play of the second quarter to make it 14-7 Hillsdale.

Again, however, GVSU responded. Keyed by a 33-yard run from Robinson, junior Michael Ratay punched it in from a yardout with 12:23 to play in the second quarter to tie the game at 14.

Hillsdale again sustained another drive on their next possession, using up 5:20 of the clock on a 11-play, 67-yard drive thatended with a three-yard touchdown run to make it 21-14 Chargers with 7:03 to play in the first half, a lead Hillsdale wouldtake in to the locker room.

The Chargers outgained the Lakers in the first half, 263 to 231, but the tables turned after the two teams came out for the sec-ond half of play.

After a fake field goal by GVSU was snuffed out by Hillsdale on the Lakers' opening drive of the second half, GVSU forceda three-and-out and rebounded in a big way. Junior Heath Parling hit senior Brandan Green with a 49-yard strike to open thedrive, and Ratay went in from 10 yards out to tie the game up at 21 with 7:08 to play in the third.

The Lakers forced another Charger punt on their next drive and proceeded to take the ball down inside the Hillsdale five yardline, but a fumble at the goal-line gave the ball back to the Chargers as the third quarter ended.

The fourth quarter opened with pressure on the Hillsdale QB and an intentional grounding call that backed the Chargers updeep in their own territory on fourth down. A 20-yard punt return by senior Reggie Williams then set the Lakers up with goodfield position, which they capitalized on with a 19-yard touchdown pass from Parling to Jamie Potts to give the Lakers theirfirst lead of the game, 28-21.

GVSU forced another three-and-out on the ensuing drive and extended the lead to 31-21 with a 28-yard field goal fromfreshman Joel Schipper that bounced in off the right goalpost with 7:13 to play in the game.

Two plays in to the Hillsdale drive, the Laker defense came up with a big play, as Luther Ware forced a fumble near midfieldthat was recovered by Williams to give the ball back to the Lakers. After some time was run off the clock on the Laker drive,Hillsdale got the ball back with 2:53 to play, but a sack by Ware on 4th-and-6 from the GVSU 36-yard line ended the drivewith only 31 seconds left on the clock.

Hillsdale College 21Grand Valley State 31


TEAM STATISTICS GV HCFirst Downs 25 19 Rushing 15 11 Passing 10 8 Penalty 0 0Rushing Attempts 45 35 Yards Gained Rushing 295 189Yards Lost Rushing 26 15Net Yards Rushing 269 174Net Yards Passing 298 193 Passes Attempted 29 34 Passes Completed 19 20 Had Intercepted 0 0Total Offensive Plays 74 69 Total Net Yards 567 367 Avg. Gain Per Play 7.7 5.3 Fumbles: No.-Lost 3-2 2-1Penalties: No.-Yds. 1-5 5-38No. of Punts-Yards 1-44 6-225 Avg. Per Punt 44.0 37.5Punt Returns: No.-Yds 3-34 0-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-69 5-105Interceptions:No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 1-22Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 33:14 26:24 3rd Down Conversions 5-12 3-114th Down Conversions 1-4 2-3Sacks By:No.-Yds 4-14 1-7


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRobinson 23 145 8 137 1 33Ratay 12 104 7 97 2 40Parling 6 28 10 18 0 19Green 2 17 0 17 0 14O’Brien 1 1 0 1 0 1Team 1 0 1 -1 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 29 19 0 298 1 49Receiving No. Yds TD LGPotts 8 157 1 31Green 5 84 0 49Ratay 4 36 0 12Robinson 2 21 0 13Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 1 44 44.0 44 1Returns PR KOR INTRWilliams 3-34 5-69 -Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 4th 07:13 28 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTKaufman 6-2-8 - - 9Hogan 3-4-7 2.5-9 2.5-9 -Hurst 3-3-6 - - -Ware 3-2-5 1.0-4 1.0-4 -

Hillsdale CollegeIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGSpence 8 53 0 53 1 20Landry 13 58 15 43 1 18Wiseman 6 40 0 40 0 12Wood 6 17 0 17 1 8Mott 1 11 0 11 0 11Bundy 1 10 0 10 0 10Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGLandry 33 19 0 182 0 26Richter 1 1 0 11 0 11Receiving No. Yds TD LGSrebernak 4 44 0 20Carter 3 29 0 15Bach 2 13 0 13Spence 2 10 0 6Mott 2 8 0 10Haley 1 35 0 26Wood 1 12 0 12Sassack 1 11 0 11Landry 1 11 0 11Fogt 1 7 0 7Smith 1 7 0 7Lantis 1 6 0 6Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Eltringham 6 225 37.5 51 2Returns PR KOR INTRWood - 1-22 -Frickey 0 3-71 -Albert - 1-12 -Field Goal AttemptsNoneDefense S-A-T TFL S INTMoinet 7-3-10 - - -Moynihan 6-3-9 0.5-0 - -Pasche 4-5-9 3.5-10 - -Harding 5-0-5 - - -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Grand Valley State 14 10 7 3 34 Wayne State 7 0 7 6 20First QuarterGV-Potts 19 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 11:01(7 plays, 75 yards, 3:59) GV 7 - WS 0GV-Green 82 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 00:53(3 plays, 88 yards, 0:55) GV 14 - WS 0WS-Showers 85 yd kickoff retun (Terleckyj kick), 00:40GV 14 - WS 7Second QuarterGV-Schipper 30 yd field goal, 05:46(4 plays, 7 yards, 1:30) GV 17 - WS 7

GV-Kaufman 56 yd blocked FG return (Schipper kick), 10:33GV 24 - WS 7Third QuarterWS-Johnson 18 yd run (Terleckyj kick), 10:33(8 plays, 66 yards, 4:18) GV 24 - WS 14GV-Hutchins 7 yd run (Schipper kick), 05:51(11 plays, 82 yards, 4:37) GV 31 - WS 14Fourth Quarter GV-Schipper 23 yd field goal, 04:48(10 plays, 54 yards, 6:10) GV 34 - WS 14WS-Davis 21 yd run (Guinane pass failed), 02:13(7 plays, 75 yards, 2:35) GV 34 - WS 20


Detroit, Mich. - Grand Valley State picked up a key GLIAC road win at Wayne State Saturday in Detroit, Michi-gan. The Lakers, 8-2 overall and 6-2 in GLIAC action, used a balanced attack offensively and an opportunisticdefense en route to the 34-20 win. GVSU, sixth in the most recent NCAA DII Super Region 4 rankings, will en-tertain Saginaw Vallye State next Saturday (Nov. 16) at Lubbers Stadium. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.

Grand Valley State took the opening kickoff and drove 75 yards in seven plays for a score on its opening pos-session. Junior QB Heath Parling hit sophomore tight end Jamie Potts with a 19 yard TD pass to conclude a drivethat took 4:09 off the clock. Parling was 3-for-3 for 69 yards on the drive.

The Laker defense, which allowed just 24 yards in the opening quarter on six plays, set the offense up late inthe first quarter and on a third and four play Parling hit senior WR Brandan Green with a slip screen pass Greenwent 82 yards for a touchdown. The drive was three plays for 88 yards and took just 53 seconds. Freshman placekicker Joel Schipper added his second PAT for a 14-0 Laker lead.

Wayne State answered with an 85 yard kickoff return by Val Showers, but the GVSU special teams came upwith a big play. Freshman LB Marquez Gollman recovered a fumbled Wayne State punt at the Warrior 20 yardline. The Lakers were unable to pick up a first down, but Schipper connected on a 30 yard field goal to up theGVSU lead to 17-7. Special teams play came up big late in the second quarter as junior DL Frank Boenzi blockeda Wayne State field goal attempt that senior LB Jordan Kaufman picked up and returned 56 yards for a touch-down to up the lead to 24-7 heading into the lockerrom at the half.

Wayne State opened the second half with a 8-play, 66-yard drive that took 4:18 off the clock as Michael John-son raced in from 18 yards to close within 10 points (24-14).

The Laker offense answered with an impressive 11-play, 82-yard drive that took 4:37 off the clock. Parling hitjunior WR Darryl Pitts with a key seven yard completion on third down and later hit Potts with a 28-yard comple-tion on third down. Sophomore RB Ben Hutchins went the final seven yards for the TD to give GVSU a 31-14lead.

Following an interception by senior SS Erik Thompson the Lakers drove 54 yards in 10 plays for a Schipperkicked a 23 yard field goal to give GVSU a 34-14 lead.

Wayne State scored a late touchdown against the Laker second defensive unit.

Grand Valley State 34Wayne State 20

Adams FieldAllendale, Mich.Attendance - 4,429

TEAM STATISTICS GV WSFirst Downs 19 14Rushing 10 8Passing 8 5 Penalty 1 1Rushing Attempts 46 31 Yards Gained Rushing 209 212Yards Lost Rushing 17 11Net Yards Rushing 192 201Net Yards Passing 240 99 Passes Attempted 24 20 Passes Completed 11 13 Had Intercepted 0 3Total Offensive Plays 70 51 Total Net Yards 432 300Avg. Gain Per Play 6.2 5.9Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 2-2Penalties: No.-Yds. 6-45 3-26No. of Punts-Yards 3-143 3-98 Avg. Per Punt 47.7 32.7 Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-10 2-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 1-10 5-188Interceptions:No.-Yds 3-16 0-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 76 0Possession Time 35:25 24:35 3rd Down Conversions 7-14 4-114th Down Conversions 0-2 0-1Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 1-11

Wayne StateIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGGriffin 9 87 0 87 0 41Davis 10 60 2 58 1 21Martin 8 33 4 29 0 9Johnson 3 29 5 24 1 18Showers 1 3 0 3 0 3Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGGuinane 15 8 3 76 0 35Griffin 5 5 0 23 0 15Receiving No. Yds TD LGJohnson 5 44 0 23Showers 2 31 0 35Maybanks 2 17 0 14White 2 7 0 5Walsh 1 1 0 1Martin 1 -1 0 0Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Terleckyj 2 92 46.0 53 2Team 1 6 6.0 6 0Returns PR KOR INTRShowers - 4-171 -Maybanks 2-0 - -Privett - 1-17 - Field Goal AttemptsTerleckyj 2nd 01:11 41 yards BlockedDefense S-A-T TFL S INTViverette 5-3-8 2.0-2 - -Bielecki 3-5-8 - - -Fradi 3-2-5 - - -Hasse 4-0-4 - - -


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRobinson 21 109 1 108 0 18Dorsey 12 57 1 56 0 11Hutchins 10 43 1 42 1 10Team 2 0 3 -3 0 0Parling 1 0 11 -11 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 24 11 0 240 2 82Receiving No. Yds TD LGGreen 5 119 1 82Potts 3 77 1 30Pitts 3 44 0 23Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Potts 1 43 43.0 43 0Picano 2 100 50.0 55 0Returns PR KOR INTRWilliams 2-10 1-10 2-16Thompson - - 1-0Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 2nd 05:46 30 yards GoodSchipper 3rd 01:54 31 yards MissedSchipper 4th 04:48 23 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTKaufman 8-1-9 3.0-6 - -Mosley 5-4-9 1.5-4 - - Delk 5-0-5 - - -Williams 3-0-3 - - 2-16


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Saginaw Valley State 6 14 7 7 34 Grand Valley State 7 14 21 7 49First QuarterSV-Stanford 24 yd field goal, 10:44(10 plays, 68 yards, 4:16) GV 0 - SV 3GV-Potts 28 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 08:28(5 plays, 70 yards, 2:16) GV 7 - SV 3SV-Stanford 37 yd field goal, 02:53(13 plays, 61 yards, 5:35) GV 7 - SV 6Second QuarterSV-Jennings 19 yd run (Stanford kick), 11:06(4 plays, 41 yards, 0:58) GV 7 - SV 13GV-Potts 6 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 07:50(6 plays, 75 yards, 3:16) GV 14 - SV 13

SV-Jennings 14 yd run (Stanford kick), 02:56(13 plays, 73 yards, 4:54) GV 14 - SV 20GV-Wirth 7 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 00:24(7 plays, 75 yards, 2:32) GV 21 - SV 20Third QuarterGV-Robinson 9 yd run (Schipper kick), 12:29(5 plays, 49 yards, 2:31) GV 28 - SV 20SV-Shuford 1 yd run (Stanford kick), 09:05(8 plays, 75 yards, 3:24) GV 28 - SV 27GV-Thompson 76 yd kickoff return (Schipper kick), 08:54GV 35 - SV 27GV-Spencer 24 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 07:33(1 play, 24 yards, 0:08) GV 42 - SV 27Fourth Quarter GV-Robinson 1 yd run (Schipper kick), 14:51(8 plays, 77 yards, 2:29) GV 49 - SV 27SV-Jennings 3 yd run (Stanford kick), 08:33(17 plays, 74 yards, 6:18) GV 49 - SV 34


ALLENDALE, Mich. - In a game that Grand Valley State needed to have to keep its season alive, the Lakers responded with a huge performance, using athird-quarter explosion to take down rival Saginaw Valley State, 49-34 on Saturday (Nov. 16) afternoon.

The Lakers entered the game ranked fifth in the latest Super Region 4 rankings, while SVSU was in the third spot with the top six teams in the rankingsmaking the playoffs.

In front of 11,888 fans at Lubbers Stadium, a number that resulted in a new single-season attendance record at GVSU, the Lakers moved to 9-2 on the sea-son with a 7-2 mark in the GLIAC. The Cardinals fall to 9-2 overall and take their first loss in conference play, moving to 9-1.

SVSU struck first in the game, driving the opening kickoff down to the Laker seven yard line and converting a 24-yard field goal to go up 3-0.The Lakers responded with a touchdown, as a 31-yard run by Brandan Green and a 28-yard touchdown pass from Heath Parling to Jamie Potts put the Lak-

ers on the board, 7-3, with 8:28 to play in the first quarter.The Cardinals got a second field goal on their ensuing drive, this time from 37 yards out, to cut the lead to 7-6 with 2:53 to play in the opening stanza.Only four minutes in to the second quarter, the Cardinals took the lead back, as Jonathon Jennings scrambled in from 19 yards away to give SVSU a 13-7

lead with 11:06 to play in the half.GVSU put together a six-play, 75-yard scoring drive on its next possession, keyed by 23 and 28-yard catches from Darryl Pitts. The drive ended with a six-

yard touchdown reception by Potts, his second of the game, to put the Lakers up 14-13 with 7:50 to play in the first half.Again the Cardinals responded, using a long 13-play, 73-yard drive to take the lead back at 20-14 with another Jennings rush, this time from 14 yards out.

SVSU led 20-14 with 2:56 to play in the half, but it would be the last time in the game that they held a lead.With only 24 seconds to play in the half, the Lakers ran a play-action pass and Parling found Joe Wirth in the middle of the endzone for a seven-yard scoring

strike to put the Lakers back on top, 21-20. SVSU would drive the ball down to the Laker 36 yard line on their ensuing drive, but a 53-yard field goal fromScott Stanford sailed wide left as time expired on the half.

In the first half, Parling was 9-for-14 for 149 yards and three touchdowns to lead GVSU to the halftime lead.The Lakers received the ball to start the second half and wasted no time extending their lead, as Chris Robinson trucked in from nine yards out to make it a

28-20 game only a couple minutes in to the second half.Holding a 28-27 lead with 9:05 to play in the third quarter, GVSU's Erik Thompson received a short kickoff at the GVSU 24 yard line, then raced up the

middle and all the way in to the endzone for a 76 yard kick return touchdown to make it 35-27. It was the second time in three years and the second straighthome game against SVSU that Thompson returned a kick for a touchdown, as a 100 yard return in 2011 sprung the Lakers to victory in the season finale.

On the next Cardinal drive, GVSU special teams came up with another huge play, as Alton Voss broke through the wall of defenders on a punt and took theball right off the punter's foot for the block and recovery, setting the Lakers up on the SVSU 24 yard line.

One play later, Parling pitched a ball out to Kirk Spencer on the right side, and on the only touch Spencer would have in the game, he took it to the house,extending the lead to 42-27 GVSU with 7:33 to play in the third quarter.

SVSU would take the ball and drive down to the GVSU 21 yard line on the next drive, but a fourth-and-seven play would get sniffed out when Isiah Dun-ning sacked Jennings to turn the ball back over to the Lakers.

Maybe the biggest play of a game full of big plays came from Potts on the following GVSU drive. On a second-and-10 from the Cardinal 45 yard line, Par-ling tossed a pass up the sideline to Potts, who had his right arm being held by the defender. Potts reached out with his left arm, and while falling to the ground,hauled in the 41 yard pass at the SVSU four yard line.

Three plays later, GVSU was in the endzone again, as Robinson punched it in from a yard out to make it 49-27 with 14:51 to play in the game.SVSU would get another touchdown on the next drive, going 74 yards in 17 plays, but taking over six minutes off the clock, as they made it a 49-34 game.From there, an interception and a fourth down stop from the Lakers nailed down the victory as the Cardinals could not get any closer.The two teams were nearly equal in their scoring output for three quarters, but it was a 21-point third quarter that led the Lakers to the win.Even though the Cardinals had 573 yards of total offense, the opportunistic Laker defense became the first team to hold Jennings, a Harlon Hill Award semi-

finalist, without a touchdown pass this season.

Saginaw Valley State 34Grand Valley State 49


TEAM STATISTICS GV SVFirst Downs 17 37 Rushing 7 18 Passing 9 18 Penalty 1 1Rushing Attempts 26 53 Yards Gained Rushing 135 273Yards Lost Rushing 24 6Net Yards Rushing 111 267Net Yards Passing 274 306Total Offensive Plays 52 100 Total Net Yards 385 573 Avg. Gain Per Play 7.4 5.7Fumbles: No.-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties: No.-Yds. 2-20 4-25No. of Punts-Yards 4-144 2-39 Avg. Per Punt 36.0 19.5Punt Returns: No.-Yds 2-18 0-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-120 5-85Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-0 1-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0--0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 22:48 37:123rd Down Conversions 5-9 12-204th Down Conversions 0-0 2-4Sacks By:No.-Yds 1-2 3-20


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGGreen 7 68 2 66 0 31Robinson 16 67 2 65 2 16Parling 3 0 20 -20 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 26 14 1 274 4 41Receiving No. Yds TD LGPotts 5 112 2 41Pitts 3 68 0 28Green 2 30 0 21Wirth 2 15 1 8Seiler 1 25 0 25Spencer 1 24 1 24Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Potts 4 144 36.0 50 1Returns PR KOR INTRSauber - 1-5 -Voss 1-14 - -Williams 1-4 2-39 -Thompson - 1-76 -Hill - - 1-0Field Goal AttemptsNoneDefense S-A-T TFL S INT Kaufman 4-12-16 0.5-0 - -Mosley 4-10-14 - - -Hurst 4-9-13 0.5-0 - -Ware 3-8-11 1.0-1 - -

Saginaw Valley StateIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGJennings 17 124 3 121 3 19Shuford 22 89 1 88 1 15Mays 14 60 2 58 0 20Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGJennings 46 26 1 306 0 33Team 1 0 0 0 0 0Receiving No. Yds TD LGJanis 10 122 0 28Dillon 6 97 0 33Albrecht 4 28 0 11Shuford 3 33 0 18Degraffenreid 1 9 0 9Wren 1 9 0 9Vultaggio 1 8 0 8Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Swailes 1 39 39.0 39 1Team 1 0 0.0 0 0Returns PR KOR INTRVultaggio - 3-59 -Craven - 1-11 -Johnson - - 1-0Gardner - 1-15 -Field Goal AttemptsStanford 1st 10:44 24 yards GoodStanford 1st 02:53 37 yards GoodStanford 2nd 00:00 53 yards MissedDefense S-A-T TFL S INTJohnson 5-4-9 1.5-12 1.0-11 -Toussaint 2-4-6 - - -Metcalf 0-5-5 0.5-1 - -Hamilton 4-0-4 - - -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Grand Valley State 6 10 3 21 40 Saginaw Valley 0 0 0 7 7First QuarterGV-Green 53 yd run (Schipper kick failed), 04:51(7 plays, 88 yards, 3:25) GV 6 - SV 0Second QuarterGV-Schipper 35 yd field goal, 13:30(11 plays, 69 yards, 5:24) GV 9 - SV 0GV-Robinson 27 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 02:04(5 plays, 80 yards, 1:29) GV 16 - SV 0

Third QuarterGV-Schipper 27 yd field goal, 03:17(11 plays, 36 yards, 4:38) GV 19 - SV 0Fourth Quarter GV-Pitts 17 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 12:26(9 plays, 66 yards, 4:33) GV 26 - SV 0SV-Albrecht 41 yd pass from Jennings (Stanford kick), 10:08(5 plays, 69 yards, 2:18) GV 26 - SV 7GV-Green 20 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 05:41(3 plays, 20 yards, 1:27) GV 33 - SV 7GV-Seiler 2 yd pass from Grimes (Schipper kick), 01:45(5 plays, 15 yards, 2:55) GV 40 - SV 7


ALLENDALE, Mich. - For the second straight week, the Grand Valley State football team was on the winning end against itsrival, Saginaw Valley State, although this time it was in the NCAA Division II Playoffs. The Lakers put the rout on, downingthe Cardinals 40-7 in Lubbers Stadium on Saturday (Nov. 23) afternoon.

The victory sends GVSU to the second round of the playoffs, where the team will face Colorado State-Pueblo on Saturday(Nov. 30) at a time to be determined in Pueblo, Colo.

The forecast called for wind and snow and the weatherman proved to be correct as the kickoff temp was 21 degrees with windout of the Northwest at 23 mph. SVSU won the toss and elected to take the second half kickoff so the Lakers would get the ballto start the game, but they would be heading directly into the wind. GVSU went three-and-out and following a 10 yard punt theCardinals took over on the GVSU 35 yard line. The GVSU defense forced a field goal attempt and the 51 yard attempt wentwide left allowing GVSU to take over on its 34 yard line. Following a second three-and-out for the Laker offense SVSU droveinto Laker territory once again, but junior DB Deonte Hurst picked off a Jonathon Jennings pass on the GVSU 12 yard line. TheLakers drove 88 yards in seven plays, with the big play being a 53 yard jaunt to paydirt by WR Brandan Green on a reverse togive GVSU a 6-0 lead.

"Obviously getting that early lead was key and what made it bigger was we got defensive stops inside out 35 and then scoredgoing into the wind," said fourth-year head coach Matt Mitchell.

Following a Cardinal three-and-out and a 61 yard punt, GVSU took over possession on its own 13 yard line. Junior RB ChrisRobinson tallied a 34 yard run to get the Lakers into good field position and junior QB Heath Parling hit Green with a key 10yard pass completion on third-and-seven to keep the drive alive. The drive stalled, but freshman place kicker Joel Schipper hit a35 yard field with the wind and GVSU led 9-0.

Saginaw drove to the Laker 12 yard line with a 14-play, 66-yard drive, but the GVSu held and forced yet another field goal at-tempt. Stanford's kick from 29 yards went wide left again and the Lakers took over on their own 20. The GVSU offense wastedlittle time, moving 80 yards in five plays for a score. Parling hit junior WR Keonte Miskel with a 17 yard pass and catch, fol-lowed by consecutive completions of 13 and 23 yards to junior WR Darryl Pitts. Parling concluded the drive with a pass to jun-ior RB Chris Robinson out of the backfield that he took 27 yards for the touchdown. Schipper added the PAT for a 16-0 halftimelead for the Lakers.

Saginaw Valley State drove 36 yards in eight plays on its opening drive of the second half, but the GVSU defense held theCardinals on a third and three and a fourth and one at the Laker 35 yard line.

"It was big to get that touchdown late in the first half and build a two-score lead," said Mitchell. "We knew our defense wouldbe put under stress in the second half, but we came up big with that fourth down stop," added Mitchell.

The Laker defense flipped field position and sophomore tight end Jamie Potts, who was punting for the injured Chris Picano,dropped a 55 yard punt out of bounds at the Cardinal seven. Following a SVSU punt, GVSU drove 36 yards in 11 plays asSchipper connected on a 27 yard field goal to give GVSU a 19-0 lead with 3:17 left in the third quarter.

Parling continued to move the Laker offense, driving GVSU 66 yards in nine plays for a score. Parling hit Pitts with comple-tions of 19 and 17 yards, the second going for a TD and a 26-0 GVSU lead. Saginaw Valley State scored its only points on aJennings to Mike Albrecht 41-yard pass and catch.

SVSU turned the ball over and Parling took advantage quickly, hitting Green with a 20-yard TD pass. Jenning then tossed histhird pick of the day as senior LB Jordan Kaufman stepped in front of a hurried throw and returned it 32 yards to the SVSU 30.The Cardinals were called for personal foul on the play, advancing the ball to the 15. Four runs by Robinson moved the ball tothe Cardinal two and junior QB Isiah Grimes hit senior WR Billy Seiler with a TD pass and the final points in the 40-7 win.

Saginaw Valley State entered the game averaging 40.5 points and 492 yards of total offense. The Lakers limited SVSU toseven points and 307 total yards on 60 plays.

Saginaw Valley State 7Grand Valley State 40


TEAM STATISTICS GV SVFirst Downs 22 16Rushing 9 8Passing 12 7 Penalty 1 1Rushing Attempts 40 36 Yards Gained Rushing 228 172Yards Lost Rushing 30 21Net Yards Rushing 198 151Net Yards Passing 207 156 Passes Attempted 28 28 Passes Completed 16 13 Had Intercepted 0 3Total Offensive Plays 68 64 Total Net Yards 405 307Avg. Gain Per Play 6.0 4.8Fumbles: No.-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties: No.-Yds. 2-15 4-40No. of Punts-Yards 5-164 4-116 Avg. Per Punt 32.8 29.0 Punt Returns: No.-Yds 1--2 0-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 1-19 8-144Interceptions:No.-Yds 3-32 0-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 76 0Possession Time 32:19 27:41 3rd Down Conversions 7-14 3-134th Down Conversions 0-0 1-3Sacks By:No.-Yds 2-14 2-12

Saginaw ValleyIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGShuford 19 85 7 78 0 16Jennings 11 71 14 57 0 28Mays 5 15 0 15 0 8Janis 1 1 0 1 0 1Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGJennings 28 13 3 156 1 41Receiving No. Yds TD LGJanis 5 31 0 8Vultaggio 4 31 0 9Dillon 2 47 0 24Albrecht 2 47 1 41Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Swailes 4 116 29.0 61 1Returns PR KOR INTRJanis - 4-60 -Vultaggio - 1-10 -Metcalf - 2-62 -Wren - 1-12 - Field Goal AttemptsStanford 1st 11:26 51 yards MissedStanford 2nd 03:33 29 yards MissedDefense S-A-T TFL S INTBryant 5-4-9 - - -Trammer 5-4-9 0.5-0 - -Johnson 1-8-9 0.1-1 - -Maccoux 1-7-8 1.5-6 - -


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRobinson 24 124 4 120 0 34Green 2 53 0 53 1 53Spencer 8 46 0 46 0 14Team 1 0 5 -5 0 0Seiler 1 0 8 -8 0 0Parling 4 5 13 -8 0 5Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 27 15 0 205 3 27Grimes 1 1 0 2 1 2Receiving No. Yds TD LGPitts 5 82 1 23Green 4 50 1 20Potts 3 26 0 11Robinson 1 27 1 27Miskel 1 17 0 17Voss 1 3 0 3Seiler 1 2 1 2Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Potts 5 164 32.8 55 1Returns PR KOR INTRHogan - - 1-0Kaufman - - 1-32Hurst - - 1-0Williams 1-(-2) - -Thompson 0 1-19 -Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 2nd 13:30 35 yards GoodSchipper 3rd 03:17 27 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTHurst 3-9-12 - - 1-0Dunning 1-9-10 0.5-6 0.5-6 -Kaufman 2-5-7 - - 1-32Thompson 2-5-7 - - -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Grand Valley State 6 21 7 0 34CSU-P ueblo 16 7 7 0 30 First QuarterCSUP-McDondle 9 yd run (O’Donnell kick failed), 13:18(5 plays, 75 yards, 1:42) GV 0 - CSUP 6CSUP-O’Donnell 22 yd field goal, 11:36(4 plays, 3 yards, 1:00) GV 0 - CSUP 9CSUP-Browning 29 yd pass fom Bonner (O’Donnell kick), 03:52(7 plays, 77 yards, 1:39) GV 0 - CSUP 16GV-Potts 40 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick failed), 01:58(4 plays, 68 yards, 1:46) GV 6 - CSUP 16

Second QuarterGV-Spencer 15 yd run (Schipper kick), 10:40(10 plays, 64 yards, 4:26) GV 13 - CSUP 16CSUP-Duncan 2 yd pass from Bonner (O’Donnell kick), 07:28(10 plays, 75 yards, 3:12) GV 13 - CSUP 23GV-Pitts 18 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 03:44(8 plays, 75 yards, 3:44) GV 20 - CSUP 23GV-Pitts 5 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 00:22(7 plays, 33 yards, 2:24) GV 27 - CSUP 23Third QuarterCSUP-Reden 9 yd pass from Bonner (O’Donnell kick), 07:37(11 plays, 46 yards, 3:35) GV 27 - CSUP 30GV-Wirth 22 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 01:39(4 plays, 67 yards, 1:54) GV 34 - CSUP 30Fourth Quarter No Scoring


Pueblo, Colo. - #22 Grand Valley State overcame a 16-0 first quarter deficit to claim a 34-30 NCAA DII Sec-ond-Round playoff game road victory over Colorado State-Pueblo Saturday afternoon. GVSU (11-2) will now hostWest Texas A&M next Saturday (Dec. 7) at a time to be determined. #3 CSU finishes the 2013 campaign 11-1.

Colorado State-Pueblo scored on three of its first four possession and GVSU had -26 yards after their first threedrives. However, GVSU would get on the board late in the first quarter as junior QB Heath Parling directed a 4-play, 68-yard drive for a TD. Parling hit sophomore tight end Jamie Potts with a 40 yard touchdown, but the PATwas missed and the Thunderwolves led 16-6. The Lakers scored 21 second quarter point, the first coming on a Par-ling to Kirk Spencer swing pass out of the backfield that covered 15 yards and freshman place kicker Joel Schipperadded the PAT to pull the Lakers within three (16-13). Colorado State answered with a 10-play, 75-yard drive to upits lead to 23-13, but the Lakers would dominate the rest of the half. GVSU moved 75 yards in eight plays as Par-ling hit WR Darryl Pitts with an 18 yard TD pass and with just 22 seconds left in the first half Parling hit Pittsagain, this one covering five yards and the Lakers had a 27-23 lead at the half.

Colorado State-Pueblo took a 30-27 lead midway through the third quarter, but the Laker offense would answeragain, covering 67 yards in four plays. Parling hit senior WR Brandan Green with a 47 yards completion, then onthird and 12 Parling connected with junior TE Joe Wirth with a 22 yard touchdown.

The Laker defense held in the fourth quarter as sophomore safety Brad Horling picked off a Chris Bonner passand then with under three minutes left in the game and CSP on the GVSU 16 yard line the GVSU defense got afourth down stop. Kirk Spencer sealed the win with an 18 yard run on first down and with the Lakers facing a thirdand three Spencer busted through the line for a 57 yard run to the CSP two.

GVSU outgained Thunderwolves 446-408, despite running 12 few plays. Parling completed 16-of-28 passes for316 yards and five TDs. Spencer toted the ball 15 times for 137 yards, while Chris Robinson added 38 yards on 14carries. Potts hauled in six catches for 123 yards and one TD, Pitts four for 44 yards and two TDs and Green two for68.

Deonte Hurst led the defensve with eight tackles, a QB sack (-5) and 1.5 TFL (-7). Isiah Dunning added six tack-les and a QB sack, while Eric Thompson and Charles Hill each tallied six stops. Reggie Williams recorded four passdeflections.

Grand Valley State 34CSU-Pueblo 30

DeRose ThunderBowlPueblo, Colo.Attendance - 5,287

TEAM STATISTICS GV CSUPFirst Downs 22 22 Rushing 7 4 Passing 13 16 Penalty 2 2Rushing Attempts 42 36 Yards Gained Rushing 198 144Yards Lost Rushing 68 33Net Yards Rushing 130 111Net Yards Passing 316 297Total Offensive Plays 70 82 Total Net Yards 446 408 Avg. Gain Per Play 6.4 5.0Fumbles: No.-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties: No.-Yds. 7-71 9-80No. of Punts-Yards 4-194 6-237 Avg. Per Punt 48.5 39.5Punt Returns: No.-Yds 4-36 2-4Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-66 3-43Interceptions:No.-Yds 1-13 3-17Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 30:40 29:203rd Down Conversions 8-14 5-164th Down Conversions 1-2 2-3Sacks By:No.-Yds 3-20 4-21


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGSpencer 15 144 7 137 1 57Robinson 14 40 2 38 0 10Green 1 2 0 2 0 2Hutchins 1 0 1 -1 0 0Parling 6 12 21 -9 0 8Team 5 0 37 -37 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 28 16 3 316 4 47Receiving No. Yds TD LGPotts 6 123 1 40Pitts 4 44 2 18Green 2 68 0 47Spencer 2 34 0 27Miskel 1 25 0 25Wirth 1 22 1 22Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 4 194 48.5 59 0Returns PR KOR INTRMiskel - 1-0 -Horling - - 1-13Williams 4-36 1-19 -Thompson - 2-47 -Field Goal AttemptsNoneDefense S-A-T TFL S INT Hurst 5-6-11 1.5-7 1.0-5 -Hill 3-6-9 1.5-1 - -Thompson 5-2-7 1.0-2 - -Dunning 5-2-7 1.5-10 1.0-9 -

Colorado State-PuebloIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGMcDondle 28 133 7 126 1 21Bredl 1 5 0 5 0 5Duncan 2 6 4 2 0 6Millines 3 0 7 -7 0 0Bonner 2 0 15 -15 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGBonner 46 27 1 297 3 52Receiving No. Yds TD LGBrowning 9 143 1 52Millines 4 29 0 12Reden 3 28 1 11McDondle 3 25 0 14Sandoval 3 22 0 14Thornton 2 28 0 24Thompson 1 12 0 12Pfannenschmi 1 8 0 8Duncan 1 2 1 2Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Kliesen 6 237 39.5 46 1Returns PR KOR INTRSandoval 2-4 - -Cooper - 3-43 -Cummings - - 1-17Dickens - - 2-0Field Goal AttemptsO’Donnell 1st 11:36 22 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTHenderson 7-4-11 - - -Lacy 4-6-10 - - -Pennel 5-2-7 1.5-10 - -Allen 3-4-7 4.5-15 1.0-9 -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Grand Valley State 7 7 21 0 35 West Texas A&M 14 14 0 0 28First QuarterWT-Johnson 33 yd pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick), 12:36(6 plays, 70 yards, 2:24) GV 0 - WT 7WT-Jackson 2 yd pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick), 04:32(13 plays, 73 yards, 5:30) GV 0 - WT 14GV-Green 36 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 02:25(5 plays, 78 yards, 2:07) GV 7 - WT 14Second QuarterWT-Allen 1 yd pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick), 11:47(12 plays, 76 yards, 5:38) GV 7 - WT 21

GV -Spencer 46 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 10:50(2 plays, 47 yards, 0:57) GV 14 - WT 21WT-Johnson 11 yd pass from Vaughan (Castillo kick), 06:10(11 plays, 68 yards, 4:40) GV 14 - WT 28Third QuarterGV-Wirth 2 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 11:34(9 plays, 71 yards, 3:26) GV 21 - WT 28GV-Spencer 12 yd run (Schipper kick), 08:17(5 plays, 37 yards, 1:10) GV 28 - WT 28GV-Potts 16 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 03:27(7 plays, 52 yards, 2:49) GV 35 - WT 28Fourth Quarter No Scoring

Game 14December 7, 2013

West Texas A&M 28Grand Valley State 35


ALLENDALE, Mich. - The Grand Valley State football team is back in the NCAA Division II Football Playoff Semifinals after theLakers picked up a 35-28 victory over West Texas A&M on Saturday (Dec. 7) afternoon at Lubbers Stadium. The Lakers will now face afamiliar playoff foe in Northwest Missouri State on Saturday, December 14th, at a time and place to be determined. The host school andtime will be determined later tonight.

GVSU moves to 12-2 overall on the season, while West Texas A&M finishes the year with an 11-3 record.A clutch second half performance on defense by GVSU, in which the Lakers allowed only 124 yards of total offense, keyed a come-

from-behind victory, as the Lakers trailed 28-14 at halftime.West Texas A&M, which rolled up 310 yards of total offense in the first half, was dominated in the second half by the GVSU defense.

Three third-quarter interceptions by the defense and three third-quarter touchdowns by the offense kept the Lakers' season alive.In the first quarter, the Buffaloes took their first two drives in to the endzone to get out to a quick 14-0 lead only 10 minutes in to the

game. The Lakers got on the scoreboard with 2:25 to play in the first quarter, as a screen pass to Brandan Green went 36 yards for thescore to cut the lead to 14-7.

West Texas A&M kept rolling on offense, however, finding the endzone again only three minutes in to the second quarter to go backup by two touchdowns, 21-7.

Again, GVSU had an answer, needing only two plays following an Erik Thompson 47-yard kickoff return, the scoring play being a 46-yard shovel pass for a score to Kirk Spencer with 11:47 to play to make it 21-14.

The fourth touchdown pass of the first half from Dustin Vaughan on the ensuing West Texas A&M drive again put the lead back up totwo scores, at 28-14 with 6:10 to play in the half, and the teams would go in to the locker rooms with that score.

The Buffaloes were in control in the first half, with 310 total offensive yards, including 293 through the air with four touchdowns. Thebiggest stat in the half was West Texas A&M going 9-for-11 on third down opportunities.

In the second half, however, the tables turned, and the Laker defense controlled the game. After the Lakers began the third quarter witha fourth down two-yard touchdown pass to Joe Wirth to cut the lead to 28-21, a Deonte' Hurst interception on 3rd-and-3 was broughtback to the Buffaloes' 37 yard line.

Five plays later, the score was tied, as Spencer rumbled in from 12 yards out to tie the game at 28 with 8:17 to play in the third quarter.On the next West Texas A&M drive, pressure from the Laker defensive line forced an overthrow, and DeVonte' Jones picked off the

pass near midfield to give the ball back to GVSU.The Lakers were able to cash in again, as Heath Parling found a diving Jamie Potts with a 16-yard touchdown pass to give GVSU its

first lead of the game, 35-28, with 3:27 to play in the third quarter. Earlier in the drive, GVSU faced a 4th-and6 from the West TexasA&M 34-yard line, but a fake punt was snapped to tight end Alton Voss, who ran for 18 yards and the first down to keep the drive alive.

It took only one play from scrimmage for GVSU to get the ball back again, as Reggie Williams made a diving pick on the first play ofthe Buffaloes' drive, giving GVSU the ball back near midfield again with its third interception in West Texas A&M's last seven pass at-tempts.

The defense was relied upon in the fourth quarter, and they were up to the task, forcing two West Texas A&M punts, an incompletepass on fourth down inside the GVSU 10-yard line, and a missed field goal.

The Lakers took over with 2:13 to play and after West Texas A&M stopped the clock after the first two plays, GVSU faced a 3rd-and-7with about two minutes to play. Parling then took the snap, rolled right, and took off for a 12 yard gain to salt the game away and sendthe Lakers to the national semifinals.

It was the fourth straight week that the Laker defense faced a Harlon Hill semifinalist at quarterback, with West Texas A&M's Vaughanbeing one of the final eight candidates for the award. The Lakers defeated all of them, however, beating Saginaw Valley State's JonathonJennings twice and Colorado State-Pueblo's Dustin Bonner last week.

TEAM STATISTICS GV WTFirst Downs 22 23Rushing 6 3Passing 10 20 Penalty 6 0Rushing Attempts 31 24 Yards Gained Rushing 119 68Yards Lost Rushing 43 31Net Yards Rushing 76 37Net Yards Passing 219 397 Passes Attempted 32 56 Passes Completed 16 36 Had Intercepted 1 3Total Offensive Plays 63 80 Total Net Yards 295 434Avg. Gain Per Play 4.7 5.4Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 0-0Penalties: No.-Yds. 3-22 8-92No. of Punts-Yards 4-149 2-99 Avg. Per Punt 37.2 49.5 Punt Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 1-3Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 4-88 6-121Interceptions:No.-Yds 3-32 1-6Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 26:57 33:03 3rd Down Conversions 6-13 10-184th Down Conversions 2-2 1-2Sacks By:No.-Yds 3-21 2-21

West Texas A&MIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGHarris 16 53 7 46 0 13Alridge 5 15 3 12 0 8Vaughan 3 0 21 -21 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGVaughan 56 36 3 397 4 43Receiving No. Yds TD LGJohnson 11 165 2 33Allen 11 141 1 22Slaughter 4 28 0 9Jackson 4 18 1 9Rhone 2 19 0 10Harris 2 -1 0 4Hammargren 1 24 0 24Watson 1 3 0 3Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20VanVoris 2 99 49.5 58 0Returns PR KOR INTRSlaughter - 5-104 -Watson 1-3 - -Slater - - 1-6Parker 0-0 1-17 - Field Goal AttemptsCastillo 2nd 01:23 50 yards MissedCastillo 4th 02:13 39 yards MissedDefense S-A-T TFL S INTSlater 6-2-8 - - 1-6Voss 3-5-8 - - -Willrich 1-5-6 1.5-3 - -McCuller 1-4-5 - - -


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRobinson 16 55 7 48 0 9Spencer 6 26 5 21 1 12Voss 1 18 0 18 0 18Green 1 7 0 7 0 7Hutchins 1 0 0 0 0 0Parling 4 13 21 -8 0 12TEAM 2 0 10 -10 0 0Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 32 16 1 219 4 46Receiving No. Yds TD LGSpencer 4 77 1 46Potts 4 49 1 19Green 3 51 1 36Robinson 3 28 0 10Seiler 1 12 0 12Wirth 1 2 1 2Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 4 149 37.2 40 1Returns PR KOR INTRJones - - 1-5Hurst - - 1-18Williams - - 1-0Thompson - 4-88 -Field Goal AttemptsNoneDefense S-A-T TFL S INTHurst 9-6-15 1.0-5 - 1-18Williams 5-3-8 - - 1-0Ware 4-3-7 2.0-14 1.0-8 -Kaufman 2-4-6 1.0-7 1.0-7 -


2013 GAME SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TP Grand Valley State 6 0 7 0 13Northwest Missouri 7 3 10 7 27First QuarterGV-Schipper 37 yd field goal, 12:59(4 plays, -3 yards, 1:27) GV 3 - NWMSU 0GV-Schipper 28 yd field goal, 07:27(8 plays, 49 yards, 4:00) GV 6 - NWMSU 0NWMSU-Bolles 6 yd run (Mathieson kick), 03:19(9 plays, 80 yards, 4:01) GV 6 - NWMSU 7

Second QuarterNWMSU-Mathieson field goal, 00:00(10 plays, 78 yards, 2:24) GV 6 - NWMSU 10Third QuarterNWMSU-Thomas 25 yd pass from Adams (Mathieson kick), 10:33(6 plays, 84 yards, 2:54) GV 6 - NWMSU 17NWMSU-Mathieson 25 yd field goal, 03:55(10 plays, 72 yards, 4:00) GV 6 - NWMSU 20GV-Potts 4 yd pass from Parling (Schipper kick), 00:02(8 plays, 77 yards, 3:46) GV 13 - NWMSU 20Fourth Quarter NWMSU-Thomas 43 yd pass from Adams (Mathieson kick), 04:58(4 plays, 80 yards, 1:55) GV 13 - NWMSU 27

Game 15December 14, 2013

Maryville, Mo. - Grand Valley State dropped an NCAA DII semifinal contest at Northwest MissouriState Saturday afternoon by a 27-13 margin. GVSU, making its eighth national semifinal appearancesince 2001, finished the 2013 campaign with a 12-3 mark. NW Missouri State will play Lenior Rynenext Saturday (Dec. 21) in the DII National Championship game in Florence, Alabama.

Grand Valley State turned a Northwest Missouri State lateral that was recovered by Matt Mosley intointo three points as freshman kicker Joel Schipper booted a career-long 37-yard through the uprights togive GVSU a 3-0 lead at the 12:59 mark of the first quarter. The Laker defense forced a three and outand the offense drove 48 yards yards in eight plays as Schipper booted a 28 yard field goal to up theGVSU lead to 6-0. Junior QB Heath Parling hit junior TE Joe Wirth with a 28 yard reception on thedrive.

Northwest Missouri State answered, driving 80 yards in nine plays as sophomore QB Brady Boleswent the final six yards for the TD and Ben Trewyn added the PAT for a 7-6 Bearcat lead.

NWMS fumbled at the GVSU one yard line and senior safety Erik Thompson picked it up and re-turned it to the GVSU 15 yard line. GVSU then drove 68 yards in 14 plays on a drive that took 5:44 offthe clock. Schippper was wide right on a 34-yard attempt into the wind.

NW Missouri State kicked a 19 yard field goal as time expired in the second quarter to complete a 10-play, 78-yard drive that took 2:24 off the clock.

Northwest Missouri State drove 84 yards in six plays for a score on its first drive of the second halfto take a 17-6 lead.

Following a Lakers missed field goal, the Bearcats added a third quarter field goal of there own totake a 20-7 lead.

Grand Valley State answered with an 8-play, 77-yard touchdown drive as Parling hit sophomore tightend Jamie Potts with a 4-yard TD pass. Schippers's PAT cut the Bearcat lead to 20-13.

The Bearcats added a 43 yard TD from Trevor Anderson to Reuben Thomas to seal the game.Junior QB Heath Parling completed 17-of-31 passes for 239 yards and one TD, while sophomore TE

Jamie Potts caught seven passes for 77 yards and a TD. Senior WR Brandan Green caught five passesfor 78 yards. Junior RB Chris Robinson rushed for 53 yards on 15 carries,

Senior SS Erik Thompson tallied nine tackles, while LB Charles Hill added seven stops.

Grand Valley State 13Northwest Missouri 27

Bearcat StadiumMaryville, MOAttendance - 4,096

TEAM STATISTICS GV NWMSUFirst Downs 17 21 Rushing 4 8 Passing 12 12 Penalty 1 1Rushing Attempts 32 39 Yards Gained Rushing 107 201Yards Lost Rushing 52 17Net Yards Rushing 55 201Net Yards Passing 239 184Total Offensive Plays 63 64 Total Net Yards 294 521 Avg. Gain Per Play 4.7 8.1Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-1 2-2Penalties: No.-Yds. 3-15 5-45No. of Punts-Yards 4-134 3-138 Avg. Per Punt 33.5 46.0Punt Returns: No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Kickoff Returns:No.-Yds 5-115 3-49Interceptions:No.-Yds 0-0 0-0Fumble Returns: No.-Yds 2-19 0-0Miscellaneous Yards 0 0Possession Time 31:21 28:393rd Down Conversions 2-13 6-124th Down Conversions 2-2 0-0Sacks By:No.-Yds 0-0 4-36


Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGRobinson 15 55 2 53 0 11Spencer 5 21 3 18 0 7Green 4 15 1 14 0 11Jackson 1 8 0 8 0 8Parling 7 8 46 -38 0 8Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGParling 31 17 0 239 1 32Receiving No. Yds TD LGPotts 7 77 1 29Green 5 78 0 27Pitts 2 50 0 32Wirth 1 28 0 28Robinson 1 7 0 7Spencer 1 -1 0 0Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Picano 4 134 33.5 42 2Returns PR KOR INTRWilliams - 1-8 -Thompson - 4-107 -Field Goal AttemptsSchipper 1st 12:59 37 yards GoodSchipper 1st 07:27 28 yards GoodSchipper 2nd 02:24 34 yards MissedSchipper 3rd 07:55 36 yards MissedDefense S-A-T TFL S INT Thompson 7-2-9 - - -Hill 6-1-7 - - -Horling 2-5-7 - - -Williams 4-1-5 - - -

Northwest MissouriIndividual Statistics

Rushing Att Gain Lost Net TD LGCreason 12 72 0 72 0 29Bolles 7 56 0 56 2 17Jackson 9 41 0 41 0 15Adams 5 25 15 10 0 21Burton 4 6 0 6 0 2Thomas 1 1 0 1 0 1Passing Att Comp INT Yds TD LGAdams 21 15 0 284 2 43Bolles 4 2 0 53 0 34Receiving No. Yds TD LGThomas 7 143 2 43Jackson 4 72 0 22Young 3 83 0 34Jozaites 1 28 0 28Visk 1 8 0 8Creason 1 3 0 3Punting No. Yds AVG LG In20Goodburn 3 138 46.0 50 0Returns PR KOR INTREnyard - 3-49 -Field Goal AttemptsMathieson 2nd 00:00 19 yards GoodMathieson 3rd 03:55 25 yards GoodDefense S-A-T TFL S INTLongacre 6-1-7 5.0-41 3.0-27 -Manning 4-2-6 - - -Enyard 3-3-6 - - -Mathewson 2-3-5 0.5-1 - -


2013 STATISTICS

Date Opponent Result Atten.Sept. 7 Azusa Pacific W, 38-17 13,659Sept. 14 Truman State W, 31-15 10,696Sept. 21 Tiffin W, 42-17 10,761Sept. 28 at Ohio Dominican L, 14-57 1,987Oct. 5 Michigan Tech W, 49-3 13,127Oct. 12 at Ferris State L, 44-54 4,958Oct. 19 Northern Michigan W, 48-17 13,391Oct. 26 at Northwood W, 23-17 2,612Nov. 2 Hillsdale W, 31-21 8,129Nov. 9 at Wayne State W, 34-20 4,429Nov. 16 Saginaw Valley W, 49-34 11,888Nov, 23 Saginaw Valley W, 40-7 5,098Nov. 30 at Colorado State-Pueblo W, 34-30 5,287Dec. 7 West Texas A&M W, 35-28 4,296Dec. 14 at Northwest Missouri State L, 13-27 4,096

Team Statistics GV OPPSCORING 525 364 Points Per Game 35.0 24.3FIRST DOWNS 310 301 Rushing 144 125 Passing 148 158 Penalty 18 18RUSHING YARDAGE 2,798 2,487 Yards Gained Rushing 3,233 2,788 Yards Lost Rushing 435 310 Rushing Attempts 555 555 Average Per Rush 5.0 4.5 Average Per Game 186.5 165.2 TDs Rushing 32 20PASSING YARDAGE 3,671 3,252 Comp-Att-Int 223-395-13 289-488-21 Average Per Pass 9.3 6.7 Average Per Catch 16.5 11.3 Average Per Game 244.7 216.8 TDs Passing 35 20TOTAL OFFENSE 6,469 5,730 Total Plays 950 1,043 Average Per Play 6.8 5.5 Average Per Game 431.3 382.0KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 57-1,204 77-1,699 Kick Return Average 21.1 22.1PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 25-170 13-222 Punt Return Average 6.8 17.1INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 21-194 13-150 INT Return Average 9.2 11.5FUMBLES-LOST 20-9 16-10PENALTIES-YARDS 72-571 73-643 Average Per Game 38.1 42.9PUNTS-YARDS 55-2,080 58-2,197 Average Per Punt 37.8 37.9 Net Punt Average 33.1 34.3TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 29:23 29:453rd-DOWN CONVERSIONS 76/180 85/211 3rd-Down Pct. 42% 40%4th-DOWN CONVERSIONS 14/26 13/29 4th-Down Pct. 54% 45%SACKS BY YARDS 29-162 30-227MISCELLANEOUS YARDS 82 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 70 45FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTED 13-16 17-27PAT-ATTEMPTS 66-69 39-42ATTENDANCE 91,045 23,369 Games/Avg Per Game 9/10,116 6/3,895 Neutral Site Games - -

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT TotalGrand Valley State 111 166 145 103 - 525Opponents 83 114 96 71 - 364

Rushing GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Lng Avg/GMichael Ratay 9 138 1045 33 1012 7.3 16 87 112.4Chris Robinson 13 186 911 31 880 4.7 6 34 67.7Kirk Spencer 11 70 476 26 450 6.4 3 57 40.9Brandan Green 15 24 267 3 264 11.0 3 53 17.6Ben Hutchins 15 37 236 2 234 6.3 3 60 15.6Terrell Dorsey 8 23 105 1 104 4.5 0 17 13.0Hersey Jackson 15 4 46 0 46 11.5 0 28 3.1Alton Voss 12 1 18 0 18 18.0 0 18 1.5Billy Seiler 15 3 18 8 10 3.3 0 14 0.7Darryl Pitts 15 0 2 0 2 0.0 1 0 0.1Jeff O’Brien 13 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1Isiah Grimes 7 10 38 47 -9 -0.9 0 15 -1.3TEAM 14 18 0 82 -82 -4.6 0 0 -5.9Heath Parling 10 40 70 202 -132 -3.3 0 19 -13.2GVSU 15 555 3233 435 2798 5.0 32 87 186.5OPPONENTS 15 555 2788 310 2478 4.5 20 51 165.2

Passing GP Effic. Com-Att-Int Pct. Yds TD LngAvg/GHeath Parling 10 158.7 155-273-8 56.8 2441 27 82 244.1Isiah Grimes 7 157.7 46-119-5 57.1 1230 8 61 175.7TEAM 14 0.0 0-2-0 0-0 0 0 0 0.0Jeff O’Brien 13 0.0 0-1-0 0-0 0 0 0 0.0GVSU 15 157.2 223-395-13 56.5 3671 35 82 244.7OPPONENTS 15 120.1 289-488-21 59.2 3252 20 52 216.8

Receiving GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg./GJamie Potts 15 54 899 16.6 11 41 59.9Brandan Green 15 53 1210 22.8 6 82 80.7Darryl Pitts 15 30 525 17.5 5 35 35.0Michael Ratay 9 26 253 9.7 0 20 28.1Kirk Spencer 11 19 270 14.2 5 46 24.5Joe Wirth 15 17 212 12.5 4 28 14.1Chris Robinson 13 9 105 11.7 1 27 8.1Billy Seiler 15 7 83 11.9 1 25 5.5Keontre’ Miskel 15 5 105 21.0 0 29 7.0Joe Warner 15 2 6 3.0 2 5 0.4Alton Voss 12 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.2GVSU 15 223 3671 16.5 35 82 244.7 OPPONENTS 15 289 3252 11.3 20 52 216.8

Field Goals 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lng Total Pct.Joel Schipper 0-0 9-9 4-7 0-0 0-0 37 13-16 81.2

Field Goal Sequence Grand Valley State OpponentsAzusa Pacific (23) (37)Truman State (21) 48,(43),(26),(45)Tiffin - 36,(34)Ohio Dominican - (24),33,(47)Michigan Tech - (44),36Ferris State (24) (27),(22)Northern Michigan (34),(22) (28)Northwood (27) (37)Hillsdale (28) -Wayne State (30),31,(23) 41Saginaw Valley - (24),(37),53Saginaw Valley (35),(27) 51,29CSU-Pueblo - (22)West Texas A&M - 50,39Northwest Missouri (37),(28),34,36 (19),(25)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made

Overall Record: 12-3 • GLIAC: 7-2 • Home: 9-0 • Away: 3-3 • Neutral: 0-0 • Playoffs: 3-1


2013 STATISTICS

Total Offense GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GHeath Parling 10 313 -132 2441 2309 230.9Isiah Grimes 7 129 -9 1230 1221 174.4Michael Ratay 9 138 1012 0 1012 112.4Chris Robinson 13 186 880 0 880 67.7Kirk Spencer 11 70 450 0 450 40.9Brandan Green 15 24 264 0 264 17.6Ben Hutchins 15 37 234 0 234 15.6Terrell Dorsey 8 23 104 0 104 13.0Hersey Jackson 15 4 46 0 46 3.1Alton Voss 12 1 18 0 18 1.5Billy Seiler 15 3 10 0 10 3.7Darryl Pitts 15 0 2 0 2 0.1Jeff O’Brien 13 2 1 0 1 0.1TEAM 14 20 -82 0 -82 -5.9GVSU 15 950 2798 3671 6469 431.3OPPONENTS 15 1043 2478 3252 5730 382.0

All Purpose GP Rush Rec PR KOR IR Total Avg/GBrandan Green 15 264 1210 0 3 0 1477 98.5Michael Ratay 9 1012 253 0 0 0 1265 140.6Chris Robinson 13 880 105 0 0 0 985 140.6Kirk Spencer 11 450 270 0 195 0 915 83.2Jamie Potts 15 0 899 0 0 0 899 59.9Reggie Williams 15 0 0 141 410 16 567 37.8Darryl Pitts 15 2 525 0 0 0 527 35.1Erik Thompson 14 0 0 11 391 82 484 34.6Ben Hutchins 1 234 0 0 200 0 434 28.9Joe Wirth 15 0 212 0 0 0 212 14.1Keontre’ Miskel 15 0 105 0 0 0 105 7.0Terrell Dorsey 8 104 0 0 0 0 104 13.0Billy Seiler 15 10 83 0 0 0 91 6.2Hersey Jackson 15 46 0 0 0 0 46 3.1Deonte’ Hurst 15 0 4 0 32 36 2.4Alton Voss 12 18 3 14 0 0 35 2.9Jordan Kaufman 14 0 0 0 0 32 32 2.3DeVonte’ Jones 15 0 0 0 0 19 19 1.3Brad Horling 12 0 0 0 0 13 13 1.1Joe Warner 15 0 6 0 0 0 6 0.4Jack Sauber 14 0 0 0 5 0 5 0.4Jeff O’Brien 13 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.1Isiah Grimes 7 -9 0 0 0 0 -9 -1.3TEAM 14 -82 0 0 0 0 -82 -5.9Heath Parling 10 -132 0 0 0 0 -132 -13.2GVSU 15 2798 3671 170 1204 194 8037 535.8OPPONENTS 15 2478 3252 222 1699 150 7801 520.1

Punting No. Yds Avg Lng TB FC I20 BlkdChris Picano 43 1740 40.5 59 1 11 10 1Jamie Potts 10 351 35.1 55 1 2 2 0TEAM 2 -11 -5.5 0 0 0 0 1GVSU 55 2080 37.8 59 2 13 12 2OPPONENTS 58 2197 37.9 61 2 11 17 3

Kickoffs No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnMarco Iaderosa 94 5552 59.1 16 1GVSU 94 5552 59.1 16 1 22.1 36.7 28OPPONENTS 75 4219 56.3 16 1 21.1 34.9 30

Fumble Returns No. Yds Avg TD LngErik Thompson 1 12 12.0 0 12Jordan Kaufman 1 17 17.0 1 17Matt Mosley 1 7 7.0 0 7GVSU 3 36 12.0 1 17OPPONENTS 2 26 13.0 0 22

Interceptions No. Yds Avg TD LngReggie Williams 5 16 3.2 0 16DeVonte’ Jones 4 19 4.8 0 14Erik Thompson 4 82 20.5 0 35Deonte’ Hurst 3 32 10.7 0 18Michael Hatcher 1 0 0.0 0 0De’Ondre Hogan 1 0 0.0 0 0Brad Horling 1 13 13.0 0 13Jordan Kaufman 1 32 32.0 0 32Charles Hill 1 0 0.0 0 0GVSU 21 194 9.2 0 35OPPONENTS 13 150 11.5 1 62

Punt Returns No. Yds Avg TD LngReggie Williams 23 141 6.1 0 20Alton Voss 1 14 14.0 0 0Erik Thompson 1 11 11.0 0 0Deonte’ Hurst 0 4 0.0 0 4GVSU 24 170 6.8 0 20OPPONENTS 13 222 17.1 2 91

Kick Returns No. Yds Avg TD LngReggie Williams 20 410 20.5 0 83Erik Thompson 15 391 26.1 1 76Kirk Spencer 9 195 21.7 1 100Ben Hutchins 8 200 25.0 0 40Brandan Delk 1 0 0.0 0 0Brandan Green 1 3 3.0 0 3Luther Ware 1 0 0.0 0 0Keontre’ Miskel 1 0 0.0 0 0Jack Sauber 1 5 5.0 0 5GVSU 57 1204 21.1 2 100OPPONENTS 77 1699 22.1 2 93

[----------------PAT----------------]Scoring TD FG Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsJoel Schipper 0 13-16 66-69 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 105Michael Ratay 16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 96Jamie Potts 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 66Brandan Green 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54Kirk Spencer 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54Chris Robinson 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42Darryl Pitts 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Joe Wirth 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Ben Hutchins 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Joe Warner 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Jordan Kaufman 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Billy Seiler 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Erik Thompson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Jeff O’Brien 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 0GVSU 70 13-16 66-69 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 525OPPONENTS 45 17-27 39-42 0-0 1 1-3 0 1 364


2013 STATISTICS

[-------------Tackles-------------] [--Sacks--] [------------Pass Def------------] [-------Fumbles-------] BlkdDefensive Leaders GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick SafJordan Kaufman 11 46 63 109 9.0-31 2.0-12 1-32 3 3 1-17 - - -Deonte’ Hurst 15 49 60 109 4.0-15 1.0-5 3-32 7 3 - 1 - -Matt Mosley 15 27 59 86 12.5-43 5.0-26 - 1 11 1-7 1 - -Charles Hill 15 45 39 84 8.5-12 - 1-0 6 3 - 1 - -Luther Ware 15 32 38 70 9.5-41 3.5-24 - - 2 - 1 - -Isiah Dunning 13 24 41 65 8.5-35 4.0-29 - - 4 1-0 1 - -Reggie Williams 15 42 22 64 2.0-10 - 5-16 17 - 1-0 - 1 -Erik Thompson 14 38 24 62 2.0-6 - 4-82 4 - 2-12 1 2 -De’Ondre Hogan 14 18 42 60 11.0-44 8.0-37 1-0 1 1 1-0 1 - -Brad Horling 12 27 28 55 3.5-9 - 1-13 3 - - - - -DeVonte’ Jones 15 22 31 53 1.5-4 - 4-19 3 - 1-0 1 - -Frank Boenzi 15 6 33 39 4.5-14 1.0-9 - 1 4 - - 1 -Hunter Charneski 15 9 25 34 2.5-3 - - 2 8 - - - -Branden Delk 14 23 11 34 1.5-2 0.5-1 - 2 - - - - -Jack Sauber 14 11 22 33 - - - 1 - - - - -Lucas Kozuch 14 10 20 30 2.5-10 0.5-3 - 1 2 - - - -David Talley 10 7 19 26 2.0-8 - - - 1 - 1 - -Alton Voss 12 11 8 19 - - - - - - - 1 -Michael Hatcher 12 8 10 18 2.0-8 - 1-0 4 - - - - -Joe Moran 12 9 8 17 1.0-1 0.5-0 - - - - - - -Ben Hutchins 15 5 9 14 - - - - - - - - -Sam Power 12 3 10 13 1.0-1 - - - 2 - - - -Marquez Gollman 10 5 6 11 - - - - - 1-0 - - -Tommie Bush 8 5 5 10 2.5-4 1.0-2 - - 1 - - - -Bobby Wunderlich 4 8 2 10 - - - - - - - - -Donte Carey 14 6 2 8 1.0-2 - - - - - - - -Sonny Haskins 14 2 4 6 1.0-3 0.5-3 - - - - - - -Keontre’ Miskel 15 3 3 6 - - - - - - - - -Jamie Potts 15 2 3 5 - - - - - - - - -Billy Seiler 15 2 3 5 - - - - - 1-0 - - -Jacques Christian 4 3 2 5 - - - - - - - - -Robert Shelby 5 1 1 2 - - - 1 - - - - -Suave Lavallis 1 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - -Mike Parker 2 - 2 2 0.5-2 0.5-2 - - - - - - -Nate Cole 2 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - -Hersey Jackson 15 - 2 2 - - - - - - - - -Darryl Pitts 15 1 1 2 - - - - - - - - -Marco Iaderosa 15 2 - 2 - - - - - - - - -Heath Parling 10 2 - 2 - - - - - - - - -Joe Wirth 15 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -TEAM 14 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -Isiah Grimes 7 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -Brandon Revenberg 15 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -Brandan Green 15 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -Dylan Heyvaert 2 1 - 1 1.0-9 1.0-9 - - - - - - -Steve Eleazer 10 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -Eric LaBuhn 15 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -Matt Armstrong 15 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - -Matt Judon 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - -GVSU 15 525 660 1185 95-317 29-162 21-194 58 45 10-36 9 5 -OPPONENTS 15 484 502 986 82-351 30-227 13-150 32 14 9-26 10 2 1


2013 STATISTICS

Scoring DrivesAzusa PacificPlays Yards TOP Qtr Score3 13 0:44 1 Spencer 11-yard pass from Parling5 36 2:21 1 Schipper 23-yard field goal11 63 4:28 1 Ratay 6-yard run6 60 2:29 2 Spencer 19-yard pass from Parling6 17 3:42 3 Robinson 2-yard run3 81 1:33 4 Ratay 73-yard runTruman State5 69 2:11 1 Ratay 2-yard run8 74 4:01 2 Ratay 1-yard run9 72 4:34 3 Schipper 21-yard field goal4 36 1:52 3 Potts 3-yard pass from Grimes2 60 0:54 3 Green 61-yard pass from GrimesTiffin5 75 1:55 1 Potts 32-yard pass from Grimes9 82 4:13 1 Ratay 1-yard run6 84 1:49 2 Pitts 2-yard run 1 28 0:08 2 Potts 28-yard pass from Grimes3 60 1:29 2 Ratay 42-yard run9 53 4:58 4 Ratay 2-yard runat Ohio Dominican4 55 1:10 2 Potts 24-yard pass from Grimes3 20 0:43 2 Ratay 1-yard runMichigan Tech10 95 4:41 1 Spencer 34-yard pass from Parling6 16 3:02 2 Warner 5-yard pass from Parling1 1 0:05 2 Ratay 1-yard run9 85 1:19 2 Green 14-yard pass from Parling4 83 1:26 3 Pitts 35-yard pass from Parling5 62 2:13 3 Robinson 1-yard run 5 80 2:46 4 Hutchins 60-yard runat Ferris State14 52 6:06 1 Schipper 24-yard field goal5 39 3:11 2 Spencer 27-yard run10 70 4:56 3 Green 19-yard run- 100 - 3 Spencer 100-yard kickoff return3 70 0:49 4 Green 68-yard pass from Parling5 25 1:58 4 Ratay 1-yard run4 35 0:36 4 Pitts 18-yard pass from ParlingNorthern Michigan9 72 3:53 1 Warner 1-yard pass from Grimes9 52 4:42 1 Schipper 34-yard field goal6 72 2:59 2 Robinson 20-yard run6 91 2:29 2 Ratay 11-yard run7 60 0:56 2 Schipper 22-yard field goal4 49 1:56 3 Ratay 1-yard run8 84 3:51 3 Hutchins 23-yard 4 57 1:28 4 Wirth 15-yard pass from Grimesat Northwood13 62 6:01 2 Schipper 27-yard field goal8 93 3:42 3 Green 28-yard run10 76 5:18 4 Ratay 1-yard run4 64 1:47 4 Ratay 3-yard runHillsdale6 46 2:32 1 Robinson 6-yard run6 81 2:30 2 Ratay 1-yard run3 59 1:20 3 Ratay 10-yard run3 34 1:13 4 Potts 19-yard pass from Parling10 36 4:31 4 Schipper 28-yard field goalat Wayne State7 75 3:59 1 Potts 19-yard pass from Parling3 88 0:55 1 Green 82-yard pass from Parling4 7 1:30 2 Schipper 30-yard field goal- 56 - 2 Kaufman 56-yard blocked FG return11 82 4:37 3 Hutchins 7-yard run10 54 6:10 4 Schipper 23-yard field goalSaginaw Valley5 70 2:16 1 Potts 28-yard pass from Parling6 75 3:16 2 Potts 6-yard pass from Parling7 75 2:32 2 Wirth 7-yard pass from Parling5 49 2:31 3 Robinson 9-yard run- 76 - 3 Thompson 76-yard kickoff return1 24 0:08 3 Spencer 24-yard pass from Parling8 77 2:29 4 Robinson 1-yard runSaginaw Valley7 88 3:25 1 Green 53-yard run11 69 5:24 2 Schipper 35-yard field goal5 80 1:29 2 Robinson 27-yard pass from Parling11 36 4:38 3 Schipper 27-yard field goal9 66 4:33 4 Pitts 17-yard pass from Parling3 20 1:27 4 Green 20-yard pass from Parling5 15 2:55 4 Seiler 2-yard pass from Grimesat Colorado State-Pueblo4 68 1:46 1 Potts 40-yard pass from Parling10 64 4:26 2 Spencer 15-yard run8 75 3:44 2 Pitts 18-yard pass from Parling7 33 2:24 2 Pitts 5-yard pass from Parling4 67 1:54 3 Wirth 22-yard pass from Parling

at Colorado State-PuebloPlays Yards TOP Qtr Score4 68 1:46 1 Potts 40-yard pass from Parling10 64 4:26 2 Spencer 15-yard run8 75 3:44 2 Pitts 18-yard pass from Parling7 33 2:24 2 Pitts 5-yard pass from Parling4 67 1:54 3 Wirth 22-yard pass from ParlingWest Texas A&M5 78 2:07 1 Green 36-yard pass from Parling2 47 0:57 2 Spencer 46-yard pass from Parling9 71 3:26 3 Wirth 2-yard pass from Parling5 37 1:10 3 Spencer 12-yard run 7 52 2:49 3 Potts 16-yard pass from Parlingat Northwest Missouri4 -3 1:27 1 Schipper 37-yard field goal8 49 4:00 1 Schipper 28-yard field goal8 77 3:46 3 Potts 4-yard pass from Parling

Average Time of Possession (By Quarter) 1 2 3 4 TotalGrand Valley State 7:16 7:04 7:40 7:22 29:23Opponents 7:43 7:55 7:20 6:46 29:45

Conversions (By Quarter)3rd-Down Conversions 1 2 3 4 TotalGrand Valley State 18-43 18-48 20-44 20-45 76-80Pct. 41.9 37.5 45.5 44.4 42.2Opponents 21-51 22-57 13-42 29-61 85-211Pct. 41.2 38.6 31.0 47.5 40.3

4th-Down Conversions 1 2 3 4 TotalGrand Valley State 3-5 4-7 3-6 4-8 14-26 Pct. 60.0 57.1 50.0 50.0 53.8 Opponents 2-3 1-4 4-8 6-14 13-29Pct. 66.7 25.0 50.0 42.9 44.8

Inside The Red ZoneOffense Inside 20 TDs FGs Score Pct.Azusa Pacific 5 4 1 5 100.0Truman State 6 3 1 4 66.7Tiffin 3 3 0 3 100.0at Ohio Dominican 3 1 0 1 33.3Michigan Tech 4 4 0 4 100.0at Ferris State 4 3 1 4 100.0Northern Michigan 7 5 2 7 100.0at Northwood 4 2 1 3 75.0Hillsdale 8 4 1 5 62.5at Wayne State 5 2 2 4 80.0Saginaw Valley 4 4 0 4 100.0Saginaw Valley 5 5 3 2 100.0at CSU-Pueblo 5 4 0 4 80.0West Texas A&M 3 3 0 3 100.0at Northwest Missouri 5 1 2 3 60.0Totals 71 59 46 13 83.1

Defense Inside 20 TDs FGs Score Pct.Azusa Pacific 5 2 1 3 60.0Truman State 2 1 1 2 100.0Tiffin 5 2 1 3 60.0at Ohio Dominican 6 4 1 5 83.3Michigan Tech 3 0 0 0 0.00at Ferris State 4 2 2 4 100.0Northern Michigan 3 1 1 2 66.7at Northwood 3 2 1 3 100.0Hillsdale 3 3 0 3 100.0at Wayne State 3 1 0 1 33.3Saginaw Valley 6 4 2 6 100.0Saginaw Valley 1 0 0 0 0.00at CSU-Pueblo 5 3 1 4 80.0West Texas A&M 5 3 0 3 60.0at Northwest Missouri 4 1 2 3 75.0Totals 58 29 13 42 72.4

Scoring By QuarterGVSU-Opponent 1 2 3 4 TotalAzusa Pacific 17-0 7-0 7-14 7-3 38-17Truman State 7-0 7-9 17-6 0-0 31-15Tiffin 14-0 21-6 0-11 7-0 42-17at Ohio Dominican 0-17 14-16 0-10 0-14 14-57Michigan Tech 7-0 21-3 14-0 7-0 49-3at Ferris State 3-3 7-14 13-10 21-27 44-54Northern Michigan 10-3 17-7 14-7 7-0 48-17at Northwood 0-3 3-7 7-7 13-0 23-17Hillsdale 7-7 7-14 7-0 10-0 31-21at Wayne State 14-7 10-0 7-7 3-6 34-20Saginaw Valley State 7-6 14-14 21-7 7-7 49-34Saginaw Valley State 6-0 10-0 3-0 21-7 40-7at Colorado State-Pueblo 6-16 21-7 7-7 0-0 34-30West Texas A&M 7-14 7-14 21-0 0-0 35-28at Northwest Missouri 6-7 0-3 7-10 0-7 13-27Totals 111-83 166-114 145-96 103-71 525-364


2013 STATISTICS

2013 Game-by-Game Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Total Off. Punts Fum. Penalties 3rd Time ofGame Score Total (R-Pa-Pn) Car.-Yds-TD C-A-I Yds TD Pl-Yds No.-Avg F/L No.-Yds Dns Possat Grand Valley State 38 16 (10-6-0) 34-185-3 14-24-1 177 2 58-362 4-38.0 3/2 8-70 5-13 27:58Azusa Pacific 17 18 (9-7-2) 40-196-2 15-30-3 143 0 70-339 4-35.8 1/1 6-42 4-13 32:02at Grand Valley State 31 23 (12-11-0) 42-292-7 21-31-0 307 4 73-599 0-0 0/0 7-55 8-11 28:32Truman State 15 35 (17-15-3) 55-354-6 25-33-2 287 1 88-641 2-22.5 3/2 3-24 6-11 31:37 at Grand Valley State 28 12 (6-6-0) 31-157-1 13-20-1 206 3 51-363 0-0 0/0 5-46 3-10 26:41 Tiffin 0 21 (11-8-2) 37-144-0 24-40-1 169 0 77-313 7-37.3 1/0 3-20 6-16 33:19 Grand Valley State 46 19 (7-11-1) 32-144-3 14-30-2 316 3 62-460 3-45.3 4/1 5-35 5-12 27:06 at Ohio Dominican 41 22 (14-7-1) 51-395-2 14-28-2 235 3 79-630 4-36.0 3/1 4-35 5-15 32:54 at Grand Valley State 51 26 (7-16-3) 47-225-3 17-27-0 411 4 74-636 5-38.4 3/2 4-25 7-14 33:28 Michigan Tech 43 24 (2-22-0) 22-34-0 29-50-0 441 5 72-475 8-40.4 1/1 6-47 6-14 26:32 Grand Valley State 24 17 (7-10-0) 31-175-2 14-31-1 188 1 62-363 4-40.0 1/0 5-41 4-12 27:03 at Ferris State 40 26 (21-4-1) 61-457-5 10-17-0 79 0 78-536 2-26.5 2/2 0-0 10-16 32:57 at Grand Valley State 10 15 (11-2-2) 37-185-1 9-24-4 78 0 61-263 5-48.0 2/1 9-85 4-12 27:47 Northern Michigan 38 23 (11-8-4) 42-244-4 18-27-1 218 1 69-462 3-32.0 3/2 4-31 6-11 32:13 Grand Valley State 42 24 (14-9-1) 49-278-2 12-20-0 301 4 69-579 2-39.5 3/3 7-37 3-9 33:08 at Northwood 28 10 (6-4-0) 40-176-1 8-15-1 95 2 55-271 7-33.9 0/0 5-40 6-15 26:52 at Grand Valley State 42 25 (16-9-0) 45-287-4 16-21-0 259 2 66-546 1-52.0 3/2 5-35 3-8 28:56 Hillsdale 23 27 (13-12-2) 44-237-2 19-32-1 216 1 76-453 2-40.5 2/1 3-20 5-12 31:04 Grand Valley State 35 23 (13-8-2) 40-319-3 15-23-2 204 2 63-523 3-35.3 4/0 1-10 4-10 29:30 at Wayne State 13 15 (7-8-0) 34-87-0 21-37-0 164 1 71-251 7-47.0 1/0 5-57 8-20 30:30 at Grand Valley State 52 26 (5-15-6) 32-111-3 21-37-2 391 4 69-502 3-42.3 2/0 6-58 6-14 27:55Saginaw Valley State 55 25 (10-13-2) 32-262-3 27-38-0 367 4 70-629 4-41.8 1/1 12-122 5-13 32:05at Grand Valley State 40 22 (9-12-1) 40-198-1 16-28-0 207 4 68-405 5-32.8 0/0 2-15 7/14 32:19Saginaw Valley State 7 16 (8-7-1) 36-151-0 13-28-3 156 1 64-307 4-29.0 0/0 4-40 3/13 27:41Grand Valley State 34 22 (7-13-2) 42-130-1 16-28-3 316 4 70-446 4-48.5 0/0 7-71 8/14 30:40at Colorado State-Pueblo 30 22 (4-16-2) 36-111-1 27-46-1 297 3 82-408 6-39.5 0/0 9-80 5/16 29:20at Grand Valley State 35 22 (6-10-6) 31-76-1 16-32-1 219 4 63-295 4-37.2 1/1 3-22 6/13 26:57West Texas A&M 28 23 (3-20-0) 24-37-0 36-56-3 397 4 80-434 2-49.5 0/0 8-92 10/18 33:03Grand Valley State 13 17 (4-12-1) 32-55-0 12-31-0 239 1 63-294 4-33.5 2-1 3-15 2/13 31:21at Northwest Missouri 27 21 (8-12-1) 39-184-1 17-25-0 337 2 64-521 3-46.0 2-2 5-45 6-12 28:39

2013 Game-by-Game StartersOFFENSE QB RB HB/WR/TE WR/TE WR TE LT LG OC RG RTAzusa Pacific Parling Robinson Jackson Seiler Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould RevenbergTruman State Grimes Spencer Potts Seiler Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould RevenbergTiffin Grimes Ratay Jackson Seiler Green Potts LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould Revenbergat Ohio Dominican Grimes Ratay Wirth Green Pitts Potts Revenberg Walsh Armstrong McCallum GouldMichigan Tech Parling Ratay Wirth Green Pitts Potts LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould Revenbergat Ferris State Parling Spencer Seiler Green Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould RevenbergNorthern Michigan Grimes Ratay Wirth Seiler Pitts Potts LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould Revenbergat Northwood Grimes Ratay Jackson Wirth Pitts Potts LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould RevenbergHillsdale Parling Ratay Jackson Green Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould Revenbergat Wayne State Parling Robinson Warner Green Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong McCallum RevenbergSaginaw Valley State Parling Hutchins Warner Green Potts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould RevenbergSaginaw Valley State Parling Spencer Potts Robbins Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould Revenbergat Colorado St.-Pueblo Parling Robinson Seiler Green Pitts Potts LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould RevenbergWest Texas A&M Parling Robinson Potts Green Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong Gould Revenbergat Northwest Missouri Parling Robinson Jackson Green Pitts Wirth LaBuhn Walsh Armstrong McCallum Revenberg

DEFENSE DE DT NT DE WLB MLB NLB CB CB FS SSAzusa Pacific Judon Charneski Boenzi Mosley Hill Ware Sauber Williams Hatcher Thompson HorlingTruman State Kozuch Charneski Boenzi Mosley Hill Ware Hurst Williams Hatcher Delk WunderlichTiffin Bush Dunning Boenzi Mosley Hill Ware Hurst Williams Hatcher Delk Horlingat Ohio Dominican Hogan Dunning Boenzi Mosley Hill Ware Sauber Williams Jones Thompson DelkMichigan Tech Kozuch Dunning Boenzi Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson Hillat Ferris State Hogan Dunning Boenzi Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson HillNorthern Michigan Hogan Charneski Boenzi Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson Hillat Northwood Hogan Charneski Boenzi Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson HillHillsdale Hogan Dunning Boenzi Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Delk Hillat Wayne State Hogan Dunning Boenzi Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson HillSaginaw Valley State Hogan Dunning Boenzi Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson HillSaginaw Valley State Hogan Charneski Dunning Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson Horlingat Colorado St.-Pueblo Hogan Charneski Dunning Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson HorlingWest Texas A&M Hogan Charneski Dunning Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson Horlingat Northwest Missouri Hogan Charneski Dunning Mosley Kaufman Ware Hurst Williams Jones Thompson Horling


2013 STATISTICS

Rushing (Attempts-Yards-TDs)Spencer Ratay Robinson Hutchins Jackson Green Parling Dorsey O’Brien Grimes Seiler Voss

Azusa Pacific 5-49-0 10-110-2 15-53-1 - - - 4-(-27)-0 DNP DNP - - -Truman State 7-23-0 14-62-2 16-129-0 2-8-0 1-5-0 - DNP DNP - - - -Tiffin 9-62-0 14-174-3 DNP 7-26-0 1-5-0 - DNP 5-26-0 - 4-(-4)-0 - -at Ohio Dominican 9-50-0 10-32-1 4-12-0 5-46-0 - 1-4-0 DNP - - 2-(-17)-0 1-14-0 -Michigan Tech 1-11-0 16-117-1 9-36-1 4-70-1 - 1-5-0 - 6-22-0 - - - -at Ferris State 5-33-1 17-81-1 5-20-0 - - 2-22-1 5-(-29)-0 DNP - - 1-4-0 DNPNorthern Michigan DNP 18-143-2 8-61-1 4-34-1 1-28-0 1-37 DNP DNP - 2-6-0 - DNPat Northwood DNP 27-196-2 DNP 3-9-0 - 2-37-1 DNP DNP - 2-6-0 - DNPHillsdale DNP 12-97-2 23-137-1 - - 2-17-0 6-18-0 DNP - - - -at Wayne State DNP DNP 21-108 10-42-1 - - 1-(-11)-0 12-56-0 - - - -Saginaw Valley State - DNP 16-65-2 - - 7-66-0 3-(-20)-0 - - DNP - -Saginaw Valley State 8-46-0 DNP 24-120-0 - - 2-53-1 4-(-8)-0 DNP - - 1-(-8)-0 -at Colorado State-Pueblo 15-37-1 DNP 14-38-0 1-(-1)-0 - 1-2-0 6-(-9)-0 - - DNP - -West Texas A&M 6-21-1 DNP 16-48-0 1-0-0 - 1-7-0 4-(-8)-0 - DNP DNP - 1-18-0at Northwest Missouri 5-18-0 DNP 15-53-0 - 1-8-0 4-14-0 1-(-8)-0 - - DNP - -Totals 70-450-3138-1012-16186-880-6 37-234-3 4-46-0 24-264-3 40-(-132)-0 23-104-0 1-1-0 10-(-9)-0 3-10-0 1-18-0

Passing (Completions-Attempts-Interceptions-Yards-TDs) Parling Grimes O’Brien Azusa Pacific 14-24-1-177-2 - -Truman State - 15-23-1-339-2 -Tiffin - 11-23-0-266-2 -at Ohio Domincan - 14-26-2-183-1 -Michigan Tech 19-24-1-264-4 - 0-1-0-0-0at Ferris State 14-28-1-209-2 - -Northern Michigan - 13-22-0-240-2 -at Northwood - 14-24-2-200-0 -Hillsdale 19-29-0-298-1 - -at Wayne State 11-24-0-240-2 - -Saginaw Valley State 14-26-1-274-4 - -Saginaw Valley State 15-27-0-205-3 1-1-0-2-1 -at Colorado State-Pueblo 16-28-3-316-4 - -West Texas A&M 16-32-1219-4 - -Northwest Missouri 17-31-0-239-1 - -Totals 155-273-8-2441-27 68-119-5-1230-8 0-1-0-0-0

Receiving (Receptions-Yards-TDs) Green Potts Pitts Ratay Wirth Spencer Miskel Seiler Robinson Warner VossAzusa Pacific - - 2-43/0 6-61/0 2-26/0 3-42/2 - - 1-5/0 - -Truman State 6-223/1 2-8/1 2-44/0 1-9/0 1-6/0 1-4/0 1-28/0 - 1-17/0 - -Tiffin 3-114/0 2-60/2 2-36/0 1-16/0 1-22/0 2-18/0 - - DNP - -at Ohio Dominican 2-35/0 5-80/1 1-8/0 2-10/0 2-21/0 1-0/0 1-29/0 - - - -Michigan Tech 1-14/1 2-27/0 2-55/1 3-33/0 2-17/0 3-63/1 1-6/0 4-44/0 - 1-5/1 -at Ferris State 5-113/1 2-16/0 3-35/1 1-19/0 2-17/0 1-9/0 - - - - -Northern Michigan 4-109/0 2-48/0 - 4-46/0 2-36/1 DNP - - - 1-1/1 -at Northwood 6-122/0 3-39/0 1-16/0 4-23/0 - DNP - - DNP - -Hillsdale 5-84/0 8-157/1 - 4-36/0 - DNP - - 2-21/0 - -at Wayne State 5-113/1 3-77/1 3-44/0 DNP - DNP - - - - -Saginaw Valley State 2-30/0 5-112/2 3-68/0 DNP 2-15/1 1-24/1 - 1-25/0 - - -Saginaw Valley State 4-50/1 3-26/0 5-82/1 DNP - - 1-17/0 1-2/1 1-27/1 - 1-3/0at Colorado State-Pueblo 2-68/0 6-123/1 4-44/2 DNP 1-22/1 2-34/0 1-25/0 - - - -West Texas A&M 3-51/1 4-49/1 - DNP 1-2/1 4-77/1 - 1-12/0 3-28/0 - -at Northwest Missouri 5-78/0 7-77/1 2-50/0 DNP 1-28/0 1-(-1)/0 0-0/0 0-0/0 1-7/0 0-0/0 0-0/0Totals 53-1210-6 54-899-11 30-525-5 26-253-0 17-212-4 19-270-5 5-105-0 7-83-1 9-105-1 2-6-2 1-3-0Punting (No.-Avg.-Inside 20) Picano PottsAzusa Pacific 4-38.0-0 -Truman State 2-34.5-0 -Tiffin 4-33.5-3 -at Ohio Dominican 7-44.3-1 -Michigan Tech 4-39.0-2 -at Ferris State 5-42.2-0 -Northern Michigan 1-42.0-0 -at Northwood 1-45.0-0 -Hillsdale 1-44.0-1 -at Wayne State 2-50.0-0 1-43.0-0Saginaw Valley State - 4-36.0-1Saginaw Valley State - 5-32.8-1at Colorado State-Pueblo 4-48.5-0 -West Texas A&M 4-37.2-1 -at Northwest Missouri 4--2 -Totals 43-40.5-10 10-35.1-2


2013 STATISTICS

Grand Valley State Team SuperlativesPoints Scored 49 vs Michigan Tech (10/5), vs Saginaw Valley (11/16) Low 14 at Ohio Dominican (9/28)First Downs 26 vs Michigan Tech (10/5) Low 16 at Ohio Dominican (9/28)Rushing Plays 46 vs Wayne State (11/9) Low 31 vs West Texas A&M (12/7)Rushing Yards 309 vs Northern Michigan (10/19) Low 76 vs West Texas A&M (12/7)Rushing TDs 4 vs TU (9/21), vs NM (10/19) Low 1 5 tied (Last:West Texas A&M (12/7))Passes Attempted 32 vs West Texas A&M (12/7) Low 23 vs TS (9/14), vs TU (9/21), vs NM (10/19)Passes Completed 19 vs MT (10/5), vs HU (11/2) Low 11 vs TU (9/21), at WS (11/9)Had Intercepted 2 at OD (9/28), at NU (10/26) Low 0 vs TU (9/21), vs NM (10/19), vs HU (11/2), at WS (11/9)Passing Yards 339 vs Truman State (9/14) Low 177 vs Azusa Pacific (9/7)Passing TDs 4 5 tied (last:West Texas A&M (12/7)) Low 0 at Northwood (10/26)Total Offensive Plays 74 vs Hillsdale (11/2) Low 46 at Wayne State (11/9) Total Offense 567 vs Hillsdale (11/2) Low 295 vs West Texas A&M (12/7)Sacks By 7 vs Tiffin (9/21) Low 0 at OD (9/28), at FS (10/12), at WS (11/9)Interceptions By 3 vs AP (9/7), at WS (11/9), vs WT (12/7) Low 0 vs TU (9/14), vs MT (10/5), vs HU (9/2)Turnovers Forced 5 at Wayne State (11/9) Low 0 vs Wayne State (11/3)Penalties 10 vs Tiffin (9/21) Low 1 vs Hillsdale (11/2)Penalty Yards 97 vs Tiffin (9/21) Low 5 vs Hillsdale (11/2)

Grand Valley State Individual SuperlativesRushing Attempts 27 Michael Ratay at Northwood (10/26)Rushing Yards 196 Michael Ratay at Northwood (10/26)Rushing TDs 3 Michael Ratay vs Tiffin (9/21)Pass Attempts 32 Heath Parling vs West Texas A&M (12/7)Pass Completions 19 Heath Paling vs Michigan Tech (10/5) Heath Parling vs Hillsdale (11/2)Passing Yards 339 Isiah Grimes vs Truman State (9/14)Passing TDs 4 Heath Parling vs Michigan Tech (10/5) Heath Parling vs Saginaw Valley (11/16) Heath Parling at CSU-Pueblo (11/30) Heath Parling vs West Texas A&M (12/7)Receptions 8 Jamie Potts vs Hillsdale (11/2)Receiving Yards 223 Brandan Green vs Truman State (9/14)Receiving TDs 2 Kirk Spencer vs Azusa Pacific (9/7) Jamie Potts vs Tiffin (9/21) Jamie Potts vs Saginaw Valley (11/16) Darryl Pitts at CSU-Pueblo (11/30)Punts 7 Chris Picano at Ohio Dominican (9/28)Punting Avg. 50.0 Chris Picano at Wayne State (11/9)Tackles 16 Jordan Kaufman vs Saginaw Valley (11/16)Sacks 2.5 De’Ondre Hogan vs Hillsdale (11/2)Tackles for Loss 3.5 Matt Mosley at Ohio Dominican (9/28)Interceptions 2 Reggie Williams at Wayne State (11/9)

Grand Valley State Individual Long PlaysRushing 87 Michael Ratay at Northwood (10/26)Passing 82 Heath Parling at Wayne State (11/9)Receiving 82 Brandan green at Wayne State (11/9)Field Goal 37 Joel Schipper vs Northwest Missouri (12/14)Punt 59 Chris Picano at CSU-Pueblo (11/30)Punt Return 20 Reggie Williams vs Hillsdale (11/2)Kickoff Return 100 Kirk Spencer at Ferris State (10/12)

Opponent Team SuperlativesPoints Scored 57 at Ohio Dominican (9/28) Low 3 vs Michigan Tech (10/5)First Downs 37 vs Saginaw Valley (11/16) Low 12 vs Northern Michigan (10/19)Rushing Plays 57 at Ferris State (10/12) Low 21 vs Northern Michigan (10/19)Rushing Yards 465 at Ferris State (10/12) Low 37 vs West Texas A&M (12/7)Rushing TDs 4 at Ferris State (10/12), vs Saginaw Valley (11/16) Low 0 6 tied (Last:West Texas A&M (12/7))Passes Attempted 56 vs West Texas A&M (12/7) Low 16 at Ferris State (10/12)Passes Completed 36 vs West Texas A&M (12/7) Low 9 at Ferris State (10/12)Had Intercepted 3 vs AP (9/7), at WS (11/9) Low 0 vs TS (9/14), vs MT (10/5), vs Hillsdale (11/2)Passing Yards 397 vs West Texas A&M (12/7) Low 99 at Wayne State (11/9)Passing TDs 4 vs West Texas A&M (12/7) Low 0 5 tied (Last:Saginaw Valley (11/16))Total Offensive Plays 100 vs Saginaw Valley (11/16) Low 44 vs Northern Michigan (10/19)Total Offense 583 at Ferris State (10/12) Low 219 vs Truman State (9/14)Sacks By 4 at FS (10/12), at CSUP (11/30), at NWM (12/14) Low 0 vs TS (9/14), vs MT (9/5)Interceptions By 3 at Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30) Low 0 vs TU (9/21), vs NM (10/19), vs HU (11/2), at WS (11/16)Turnovers Forced 3 vsAP (9/7), at OD (9/28), at NU (10/26), at CSUP (11/30) Low 0 vs TU(9/21), vs NM (10/19), at WS (11/16), vs SV (11/23)Penalties 9 vs Tiffin (9/21) Low 0 vs MT (10/5), vs NM (10/19)Penalty Yards 92 vs West Texas A&M (12/7) Low 5 vs Hillsdale (11/2)

Opponent Individual SuperlativesRushing Attempts 30 by Terrell Watson of Azusa Pacific (9/7)Rushing Yards 210 by Jason Vander Laan of Ferris State (10/12)Rushing TDs 3 by Jonathon Jennings of Saginaw Valley (11/16)Pass Attempts 56 by Dustin Vaughan of West Texas A&M (12/7)Pass Completions 36 by Dustin Vaughan of West Texas A&M (12/7)Passing Yards 397 by Dustin Vaughan of West Texas A&M (12/7)Passing TDs 4 by Dustin Vaughan of West Texas A&M (12/7)Receptions 11 by Anthony Johnson of West Texas A&M (12/7) by Torrence Allen of West Texas A&M (12/7)Receiving Yards 165 by Anthony Johnson of West Texas A&M (12/7)Receiving TDs 2 by Anthony Johnson of West Texas A&M (12/7) by Reuben Thomas of Northwest Missouri (12/14)Punts 6 by Jordan Ledvina of Michigan Tech (10/5) by Matt Eltringham of Hillsdale (11/2)Punting Avg. 49.5 by Kevin VanVoris of West Texas A&M (12/7)Tackles 15 by Austin Zoda of Truman State (9/14)Sacks 2.0 by Anthony Smith of Ohio Dominican (9/28) by Darius Allen of Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30) by Ethan Westbrooks of West Texas A&M (12/7)Tackles for Loss 4.5 by Darius Allen of Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30)Interceptions 2 by Stephan Dickens of Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30)

Opponent Individual Long PlaysRushing 51 by Brandon Schoen of Ohio Dominican (9/28)Passing 52 by Chris Bonner of Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30)Receiving 52 by Paul Browning of Colorado State-Pueblo (11/30)Field Goal 47 by Brent Wahle of Ohio Dominican (9/28)Punt 61 by Kyle Swailes of Saginaw Valley (11/23)Punt Return 91 by Justin Bell of Ohio Dominican (9/28)Kickoff Return 93 by Abe Johnson of Ohio Dominican (9/28)


GLIAC INFORMATION


GLIAC INFORMATION


GLIAC INFORMATION


2013 GLIAC STATISTICS

NORTH GLIAC OverallTeam W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PASaginaw Valley State* 9 1 .900 422 296 9 3 .750 453 381Ferris State 8 2 .800 417 261 8 3 .727 427 317Grand Valley State* 7 2 .778 334 240 12 3 .800 525 364Michigan Tech 6 4 .600 275 281 6 4 .600 275 281Hillsdale 5 4 .556 274 239 5 6 .455 307 278Northern Michigan 3 7 .300 235 342 3 7 .300 235 342Wayne State (Mich.) 3 7 .300 218 286 3 8 .273 246 341Northwood (Mich.) 1 8 .111 165 267 2 9 .182 243 357

SOUTH GLIAC OverallTeam W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PAOhio Dominican* 9 0 1.00 349 151 10 1 .909 417 199Findlay 6 3 .667 328 254 8 3 .727 417 308Ashland 5 4 .556 280 224 5 5 .500 289 234Lake Erie 3 6 .333 346 424 4 7 .364 427 481Walsh 3 6 .333 211 318 3 8 .273 266 386Malone 1 8 .111 230 362 2 9 .182 320 441Tiffin 1 8 .111 181 320 2 9 .182 269 373* NCAA DII Playoff Participant

2013 FINAL GLIAC STANDINGS

OffenseName School Pos Yr HometownJonathon Jennings Saginaw Valley State QB Sr. Columbus, OhioDaiquone Ford Findlay RB So. Myrtle Beach, S.C.Mark Nichols Ohio Dominican RB Sr. Pataskala, OhioAnthony Taylor Ashland RB Jr. Arlington, Va.Jaryd Brown Findlay HB Sr. Germantown, OhioBrandan Green Grand Valley State WR Sr. Linden, Mich.Lloyd Henry Findlay WR Jr. Garfield Hts., OhioJeff Janis Saginaw Valley State WR Sr. Tawas City, Mich.Dez Stewart Ohio Dominican WR So. Cincinnati, OhioMatt Armstrong Grand Valley State OL Sr. Lansing, Mich.Jake Brandt Ohio Dominican OL Sr. Columbus, OhioTevon Conrad Saginaw Valley State OL Sr. Detroit, Mich.Damon Howe Findlay OL Jr. Plymouth, Ind.Carlin Landingham Ferris State OL Sr. Muskegon, Mich.Zach Vermillion Ashland OL Sr. Bellefontaine, OhioBrent Wahle Ohio Dominican PK So. Pataskala, OhioChristian Jessie Northern Michigan Spec. Sr. Grand Rapids, Mich.

DefenseName School Pos Yr HometownKevin Brewton Findlay DL Jr. Akron, OhioRyan Busch Saginaw Valley State DL Sr. Holton, Mich.Di’Andre Harrison Ohio Dominican DL So. Columbus, OhioJamie Meder Ashland DL Sr. Parma, OhioJustin Zimmer Ferris State DL So. Greenville, Mich.Cody Culbertson Ohio Dominican LB So. Galloway, OhioBrian Johnson Saginaw Valley State LB Sr. Muskegon, Mich.Warren Shields Ohio Dominican LB So. Richwood, OhioBrett Pasche Hillsdale LB Sr. Findlay, OhioEd Viverette Wayne State LB Sr. Southfield, Mich.Justin Bell Ohio Dominican DB Sr. Columbus, OhioJamaris Brown Walsh DB Jr. Fort Myers, Fla.Harold Jones-Quartey Findlay DB Jr. Columbus, OhioMarvin Robinson Ferris State DB Sr. Winter Haven, Fla.Reggie Williams Grand Valley State DB Sr. Lansing, Mich.Stefan Terleckyj Wayne State P Sr. Warren, Mich.

Coach Of The Year—Bill Conley, Ohio DominicanPlayer Of The Year—Jonathon Jennings, Saginaw Valley StateOffensive Back Of The Year—Jeff Janis, Saginaw Valley State

Offensive Lineman Of The Year—Matt Armstrong, Grand Valley StateDefensive Lineman Of The Year—Jamie Meder, Ashland

Defensive Back Of The Year—Justin Bell, Ohio DominicanFreshman Of The Year—Mason Sawicki, Ohio Dominican

Offense

Name School Pos Yr HometownJason Vander Laan Ferris State QB So. Frankfort, Ill.Anthony Bilal Lake Erie RB So. Painesville, OhioMichael Ratay Grand Valley State RB Jr. Geneva, Ill.Brandon Schoen Ohio Dominican RB So. Olentangy, OhioAndrew Dillon Saginaw Valley State HB Jr. Ypsilanti, Mich.Brandon Cowie Michigan Tech WR Fr. West Bend, Wis.Tommy Jackson Lake Erie WR Jr. Hubbard, OhioAbe Johnson Ohio Dominican WR Jr. Cincinnati, OhioSeth White Findlay WR Sr. Bexley, OhioChristian Babini Saginaw Valley State OL Sr. Rochester, Mich.Perrin Cunningham Ohio Dominican OL Jr. Cincinnati, OhioJustin Music Findlay OL Sr. Burton, Mich.Mike Price Lake Erie OL Sr. Parma Heights, OhioFrank Vruwink Michigan Tech OL So. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.Jim Walsh Grand Valley State OL So. Howell, Mich.Patrick Ryan Hillsdale OL Sr. Davison, Mich.Scott Stanford Saginaw Valley State PK Jr. Novi, Mich.Bryan Thomas Northwood Spec. Jr. Pompano Beach, Fla.

DefenseName School Pos Yr HometownNathan Bundy Hillsdale DL Sr. Greenfield, Ind.De’Ondre Hogan Grand Valley State DL So. Livonia, Mich.Sydney Omameh Ohio Dominican DL So. Columbus, OhioCorey Stone Ferris State DL Jr. Sterling Heights, Mich.Nelson Wienke Michigan Tech DL Jr. Kingsford, Mich.Chris Harvey Ashland LB Jr. Columbus, OhioJordan Kaufman Grand Valley State LB Sr. Ubly, Mich.Terell Porter Ferris State LB Jr. Detroit, MichTrevor Smith Findlay LB Sr. Waterville, OhioTanner Wells Lake Erie LB Jr. Carrollton, TexasJon Bryant Saginaw Valley State DB Sr. Detroit, Mich.Demarco Donaldson Malone DB Jr. Southfield, Mich.Billy Eakins Ohio Dominican DB So. Pickerington, OhioDeAngeloo Parris Saginaw Valley State DB Sr. Clinton Twp., MichBrandon Parson Northern Michigan DB Sr. Petersburg, Va.Matt Eltringham Hillsdale P Jr. Loveland, Ohio

GVSU Honorable Mention All-GLIACJamie Potts (SO/TE), Luther Ware (SR/LB), Charles Hill (SR/LB), Deonte’ Hurst

(JR/DB), Matt Mosley (JR/DL), Erik Thompson (SR/DB)

2013 All-GLIAC First Team 2013 All-GLIAC Second Team


2013 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

Thursday, September 4Michigan Tech at Wayne State* 6:00 pmFerris State at McKendree (Ill.) 8:00 pmGrand Valley State at Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 9:00 pmSaturday, September 6Malone at Ohio Dominican* NoonTiffin at Walsh* NoonCarson-Newman (Tenn.) at Wayne State 6:00 pmLake Erie at Ashland* 7:00 pmHillsdale at Findlay* 7:00 pmNorthwood at Northern Michigan* 7:00 pmIndianapolis at Saginaw Valley State 7:00 pmSaturday, September 13McKendree (Ill.) at Findlay NoonFerris State at Northwood* 1:00 pmHillsdale at Lake Erie* 1:00 pmMichigan Tech at Malone* 2:00 pmNorthern Michigan at Quincy (Ill.) 4:00 pmOhio Dominican at Grand Valley State* 7:00 pmWalsh at Ashland* 7:00 pmTiffin at Saginaw Valley State* 7:00 pmSaturday, September 20Ashland at Ohio Dominican* NoonNothern Michigan at Hillsdale* 1:00 pmSaginaw Valley State at Michigan Tech* 1:00 pmMcKendree (Ill.) at Northwood 1:00 pmFindlay at Tiffin* 1:30 pmGrand Valley State at Ferris State* 7:00 pmWalsh at Lake Erie* 7:00 pmWayne State at Malone* 7:00 pm Saturday, September 27Northwood at Wayne State* NoonOhio Dominican at Walsh* NoonMalone at Tiffin* 1:30 pmAshland at Findlay* 3:00 pmHillsdale at Indianapolis 6:00 pmLake Erie at Grand Valley State* 7:00 pmFerris State at Saginaw Valley State* 7:00 pmLake Erie at Ashland* 7:00 pmMichigan Tech at Northern Michigan* 7:00 pmSaturday, October 4Northwood at Walsh* NoonTiffin at Wayne State* NoonFindlay at Ferris State* 2:00 pmGrand Valley State at Hillsdale* 4:30 pmMalone at Ashland* 7:00 pmNorthern Michigan at Saginaw Valley State* 7:00 pmOhio Dominican at Lake Erie* TBASaturday, October 11 Tiffin at Ferris State* NoonWalsh at Findlay* NoonHillsdale at Ohio Dominican* NoonLake Erie at Notre Dame (Ohio) 1:00 pmSaginaw Valley State at Ashland* 1:00 pmMichigan Tech at Northwood* 1:00 pmNorthern Michigan at Malone* 2:00 pmWayne State at Grand Valley State* 7:00 pm

Saturday, October 18Findlay at Northwood* 1:00 pmGrand Valley State at Michigan Tech* 1:00 pmSaginaw Valley State at Lake Erie* 1:00 pmWayne State at Northern Michigan* 1:00 pmMissouri Baptist at Tiffin 1:30 pmAshland at Hillsdale* 2:30 pmMalone at Walsh* 6:00 pmFerris State at Ohio Dominican* TBASaturday, October 25Grand Valley State at Findlay* NoonWalsh at Wayne State* NoonNorthern Michigan at Ashland* 1:00 pmFerris State at Michigan Tech* 1:00 pmHillsdale at Tiffin* 1:30 pmLake Erie at Malone* 7:00 pmNorthwood at Saginaw Valley State* 7:00 pmSaturday, November 1Lake Erie at Ferris State* NoonWayne State at Findlay* NoonSaginaw Valley State at Hillsdale* 1:00 pmMalone at Urbana (Ohio) 1:00 pmWalsh at Northern Michigan* 1:00 pmOhio Dominican at Northwood* 1:00 pmMichigan Tech at Tiffin* 1:30 pmGrand Valley State at Ashland* 7:00 pmSaturday, November 8Glenville State (W.Va.) at Walsh 11:00 amNorthern Michigan at Ferris State* NoonSaginaw Valley State at Ohio Dominican* NoonAshland at Michigan Tech* 1:00 pmNorthwood at Hillsdale* 1:00 pmWayne State at Lake Erie* 1:00 pmFindlay at Malone* 3:30 pmTiffin at Grand Valley State* 4:00 pmSaturday, November 15Ferris State at Walsh* NoonHillsdale at Wayne State* NoonFindlay at Northern Michigan* 1:00 pmGrand Valley State at Saginaw Valley State 1:00 pmLake Erie at Michigan Tech* 1:00 pmMalone at Northwood* 1:00 pmOhio Dominican at Tiffin* 1:30 pm Saturday, November 22NCAA Division II First Round Playoffs - campus sitesSaturday, November 29NCAA Division II Second Round Playoffs - campus sitesSaturday, December 6NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - campus sitesSaturday or Sunday, December 13 or 14NCAA Division II Semifinals - campus sitesSaturday, December 20NCAA Division II ChampionshipSporting Park, Kansas City, Kan.Mid-America Athletic Association & Kansas City Sports Commision, hosts* - GLIAC Game

OPPONENTS


2014 OPPONENTS

AZUSA PACIFIC COUGARSSEPTEMBER 4 • CITRUS STADIUM • AZUSA, CALIF. • 9:00 PM

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Azusa, CaliforniaFOUNDED 1899ENROLLMENT 10,184SCHOOL COLORS Brick and BlackCONFERENCE Great Northwest AthleticSTADIUM Citrus StadiumCAPACITY 10,000SURFACE Artificial TurfPRESIDENT John R. Wallace, DBAATHLETIC DIRECTOR Gary Pine

HEAD COACH Victor Santa CruzALMAMATER Hawai’i (‘95)RECORD ATAPU (YEARS) 43-44 (9)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 43-44 (9)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 626-815-6000

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDTerrell Watson 301 1,812 6.0 23Ronald Douglas 59 224 3.8 3PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDNick Owens 25-21-0 225 84.0 2RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDEd Dillihunt 28 518 18.5 2Tanner Henry 17 220 12.9 3TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLTyler Thornton 66-54-120 5 - 5.0Steven Fanua 20-15-35 - 1.0 1.0Talaiasi Taueli 17-17-34 - 5.0 8.5Pasiaka Fahina 11-21-32 - 4.0 6.5


ASSISTANTSAssistant H.C./Def. Coord. Cesar Rivas-SandovalOffensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Rudy CarltonRunning Backs Ben BuysOffensive Line Jackie SlaterVideo Coordinator/Wide Receivers Justin RiddleSafeties Gabe HigerdWhips & Bandits Bo BeattyAcademic Coordinator/Tight Ends Salo FaraimoLinebackers Spencer DanielsonDefensive Line Manako TuifuaOffensive Assistant Ryan Van Den Heuvel

VICTORSANTA CRUZ

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 10-2CONFERENCE FINISH 9-1(1st GNAC)OFFENSIVE SET SpreadDEFENSIVE SET EagleLETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 46 / 25STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 10 / 12

RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Cody Clay OL Sr. 6-6 330Jaylen Crutchfield OL Jr. 6-2 333Ed Dillihunt WR Sr. 5-11 210Kyle Dravis WR Sr. 5-8 180Paul Flores OL Sr. 6-5 316Ahmad Sunda OL So. 6-3 306Terrell Watson RB Sr. 6-2 230Jamie Cacciatore PK Jr. 5-8 175Tyler Thornton PR Sr. 5-8 182Tarik Myles PR So. 5-6 152DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Pasiaka Fahina DT Sr. 5-11 270Talaiasi Taueli DT Jr. 6-1 283Tyler Thornton FS Sr. 5-8 182

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 4 Grand Valley StateSept. 13 Humboldt StateSept. 20 Simon FraserSept. 27 Dixie StateOct. 4 Central WashingtonOct. 9 Humboldt StateOct. 18 Dixie StateOct. 25 South Dakota MinesNov. 1 Western OregonNov. 8 Simon FraserNov. 15 Menlo

2013 RESULTS (10-2 (9-1 PWC))at Grand Valley State L 38-17at Dixie State W 36-20Humboldt State W 28-2Central Washington L 7-3at Western Oregon W 34-32Simon Fraser W 44-36at Humboldt State W 21-13at Central Washington W 24-17Western Oregon W 38-28Dixie State W 23-20at Simon Fraser W 28-19vs Greenville W 67-0

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Joe ReinschADDRESS Azusa Pacific University

901 E. Alosta Ave. PO Box 7000Azusa, CA 91702

OFFICE PHONE 626-815-5058CELL PHONE 626-482-5697E-MAIL [email protected] BOX PHONE 626-857-4089WEB SITE www.apu.edu/athletics

SERIES HISTORYFirst meeting 2013Series record 1-0 GVCurrent streak 1, GVMitchell vs APU 1-0Santa Cruz vs GVSU 0-1

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: GV - 38 vs APU - 17

Italics denote Non-Conference Game


2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Columbus, OhioFOUNDED 1911ENROLLMENT 3,000SCHOOL COLORS Black, Gold and WhiteCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (South Division)STADIUM Panther FieldCAPACITY 1,750SURFACE SprinTurfPRESIDENT Dr. Peter CimbolicATHLETIC DIRECTOR Jeff Blair

HEAD COACH Bill ConleyALMAMATER Ohio State (‘72)RECORD AT ODU (YEARS) 27-16 (5)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 27-16 (5)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 614-253-4806

OHIO DOMINICAN PANTHERSSEPTEMBER 13 • LUBBERS STADIUM • ALLENDALE, MICH. • 7:00 PM


AssistantsAssistant H.C./Offensive Coordinator Todd GoebbelDefensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coord. Kelly CummingsAssociate Head Coach/Linebackers Rob RowlandRunning Backs/Special Teams Pepe PearsonDefensive Backs/Co-Defensive Coordinator Harlen JacobsOffensive Line Scott McIntireQuarterbacks Zac BruneyReceivers Blaise HolzerDefensive Line Winfield GarnettDefensive Graduate Assistant Jake KuhnOffensive Graduate Assistant Nick Bolyard

BILL CONLEY

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 10-1CONFERENCE FINISH 9-0 (1st GLIAC North)OFFENSIVE SET SpreadDEFENSIVE SET 4-3LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 46 / 18STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 18 / 4

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 MaloneSept. 13 at Grand Valley StateSept. 20 AshlandSept. 27 at WalshOct. 4 at Lake ErieOct. 11 HillsdaleOct. 18 Ferris StateNov. 1 at NorthwoodNov. 8 Saginaw ValleyNov. 15 at Tiffin

2013 RESULTS (10-1 (9-0 GLIAC))at Georgetown W 41-14Hillsdale W 37-20at Northern Michigan W 30-23Grand Valley State W 57-14at Walsh W 33-20at Ashland W 31-19Findlay W 41-21at Tiffin W 18-0Lake Erie W 62-21at Malone W 40-13West Texas A&M L 34-27

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Scott MilesADDRESS 1216 Sunbury Road

Columbus, Ohio 43219OFFICE PHONE 614-251-4577CELL PHONE 216-310-2472E-MAIL [email protected] SITE www.ohiodominicanpanthers.com

SERIES HISTORY


RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDBrandon Schoen 184 1,105 6.0 7Mark Miller 37 100 2.7 0PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDMark Miller 323-218-7 2,648 67.5 24RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDDez Stewart 50 842 16.8 5Abe Johnson 60 657 10.9 7TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLWarren Shields 57-42-99 - 5.0 11.0Brad McCurdy 40-33-73 1 1.0 5.0Cody Culbertson 46-27-73 2 5.0 11.5Billy Eakins 48-21-69 3 1.0 3.0

RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Mark Miller QB R-Sr. 6-1 190Jarrod Howard OL Sr. 6-5 250Perrin Cunningham OL Sr. 6-2 275Michael Koehlke OL So. 6-4 255Ben Copher OL Jr. 6-6 315Ronald McCloud WR Jr. 5-11 185Abe Johnson WR Sr. 5-10 180Dez Stewart WR Jr. 6-2 190Brandon Schoen RB Jr. 5-11 205Brent Wahle K Jr. 6-2 175Michael Snyder P Jr. 5-10 175DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Di’Andre Harrison DL Jr. 6-4 260Luke Carothers DL So. 6-3 265Mason Sawicki DL So. 6-2 275Sydney Omameh DL Jr. 6-4 255Nikko Tanksley LB Sr. 6-0 225Warren Shields LB Jr. 6-3 220Cody Culbertson LB Jr. 5-10 175Billy Eakins DB Jr. 6-0 190Brad McCurdy DB Jr. 6-1 205Da’Twane Harris DB Jr. 6-0 185

First meeting 2012Series record 1-1 TieCurrent streak 1, ODUMitchell vs ODU 1-1Conley vs GVSU 1-1

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: ODU - 57 vs GV - 142012: GV - 46 vs ODU - 41


2014 OPPONENTS

HEAD COACH Tony AnneseALMAMATER Alma (‘83)RECORD AT FSU (YEARS) 15-7 (2) CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 15-7 (2)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 231-591-2860

TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLDarnell Morris 22-41-63 - - 6.0Justin Zimmer 20-37-57 1 7.5 10.5Corey Stone 13-36-49 - 0.5 6.0Marcus Cribbs 8-29-37 - 1.5 3.0RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Adam Bennett G Jr. 6-1 312Justin Glover C Sr. 6-0 316Jason Vander Laan QB Jr. 6-4 236Jake Lampman WR Sr. 5-11 201Jamaal Jackson RB Sr. 5-8 240Antonio Agurs SL Jr. 5-9 170Dontae Ingraham SL Sr. 5-6 163John Childers LS Sr. 6-0 235

FERRIS STATE BULLDOGSSEPTEMBER 20 • TOP TAGGART FIELD • BIG RAPIDS, MICH. • 7:00 PM


AssistantsAssistant Head Coach/Offensive Line Rob ZeitmanDefensive Coordinator TBAOffensive Coordinator Ryan BradyAssistant Coach/Defensive Backs Ryan HodgesAssistant Coach/Wide Receivers Sparky McEwenAssistant Coach/Running Backs Brad CorpeAssistant Coach/Defensive Line Andy TevlinSpecial Teams Coordinator Jack Schugars

TONYANNESE

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 8-3CONFERENCE FINISH 8-2 (2nd GLIAC North)OFFENSIVE SET VeerDEFENSIVE SET 4-3LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 47 / 27STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 14 / 13

DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Jeffrey Dean DT Sr. 5-11 300Carlton Johnson DE Sr. 6-2 222Justin Zimmer DE Jr. 6-3 255Corey Stone DT Sr. 6-0 270Darnell Morris LB Sr. 5-10 219A.J. McEwen CB Sr. 5-9 164

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 4 at McKendreeSept. 13 at NorthwoodSept. 20 Grand Valley StateSept. 27 at Saginaw Valley StateOct. 4 FindlayOct. 11 TiffinOct. 18 at Ohio DominicanOct. 25 at Michigan TechNov. 1 Lake ErieNov. 8 Northern MichiganNov. 15 at Walsh

2013 RESULTS (8-3 (8-2 GLIAC))at North Dakota State L 56-10Lake Erie W 56-49at Ashland W 34-7at Walsh W 59-16Saginaw Valley State L 31-28Grand Valley State W 54-44at Hillsdale L 45-38at Michigan Tech W 30-27Wayne State W 41-10at Northwood W 42-10Northern Michigan W 35-22

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Rob BentleyADDRESS 210 Sports Drive

Big Rapids, MI 49307OFFICE PHONE 231-591-3821CELL PHONE 231-349-1934E-MAIL [email protected] SITE www.FerrisStateBulldogs.com

SERIES HISTORYItalics denote Non-Conference Game

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDJason Vander Laan 265 1,607 6.1 21Jamaal Jackson 75 396 5.3 5PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDJason Vander Laan 224-140-9 1,741 62.5 15RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDJake Lampman 38 542 14.3 5Antonio Agurs 36 400 11.1 1

First meeting 1971Series record 27-14-1 GVCurrent streak FSU, 2Mitchell vs FSU 2-2Annese vs GVSU 2-0

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: FSU - 54 VS GV 442012: FSU - 40 @ GV - 242011: GV - 57 vs FSU - 102010: GV - 41 @ FSU - 02009: GV - 17 @ FSU - 102008: GV - 31 vs FSU - 132007: GV - 34 vs FSU - 72006: GV - 28 @ FSU - 62005: GV - 30 vs FSU - 102004: GV - 24 @ FSU - 6

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Big Rapids, MichiganFOUNDED 1884ENROLLMENT 14,707SCHOOL COLORS Crimson and GoldCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM Top Taggart FieldCAPACITY 6,200SURFACE Mondo Ecofill Artificial TurfPRESIDENT Dr. David L. EislerATHLETIC DIRECTOR Perk Weisenburger


2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Painesville, OhioFOUNDED 1856ENROLLMENT 1,100SCHOOL COLORS Forest Green and WhiteCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (South Division)STADIUM Jack Britt Memorial StadiumCAPACITY 3,000SURFACE PrograssPRESIDENT Michael VictorATHLETIC DIRECTOR Reid Guarnieri

HEAD COACH Mark McNellieALMAMATER Baldwin-Wallace (‘88)RECORD AT LEC (YEARS) 23-43 (8)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 23-43 (8)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 440-375-7388

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDAnthony Bilal 267 1,542 5.8 24Tommy Jackson 47 192 4.2 2PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDMitchel Hokavar 1-1-0 5 100 0RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDTommy Jackson 72 937 13.0 9Shane VanFleteren 42 502 12.0 2TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLTanner Wells 53-57-110 - 4.5 12.5Marcus Rogers 38-45-83 1 0.5 3.5Kyle Herth 29-50-79 - 6.0 9.0Austin Hoeflich 41-38-79 1 2.5 4.5

LAKE ERIE STORMSEPTEMBER 27 • LUBBERS STADIUM • ALLENDALE, MICH. • 7:00 PM


AssistantsOffensive Coordinator/Quarterback Gerald HazzardDefensive Line Chris CoanOffensive Line James BoyeasDefensive Backs Ryan DuganWide Receivers Sean AllgoodDefensive Line Kevin MorelandRunning Backs Greg JuholaOffensive Assistant Brett WeidigGraduate Assistant Nathaniel Wilson

MARK MCNELLIE

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 4-7CONFERENCE FINISH 3-6 (T4th GLIAC South)OFFENSIVE SET Wing SpreadDEFENSIVE SET 4-3LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 83 / 26STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 17 / 4

RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Tommy Jackson WR Sr. 6-2 165Shane VanFleteren WR Jr. 6-3 195Andrew Schickler WR Sr. 6-4 195Anthony Bilal RB Jr. 5-7 170Jeremy Durbin RT Jr. 6-3 165Chris Higgins LG Sr. 6-3 305Ben Milller RG Jr. 6-3 314Corbin Jackimowicz C Sr. 6-6 385David Bojalad P Jr. 6-2 225Kyle Galbraith K So. 5-9 172DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Tanner Wells LB Sr. 6-3 215Marcus Rogers LB Sr. 6-3 220Austin Hoeflich LB Jr. 6-1 210Kyle Herth DE Sr. 6-2 245Aaron Rojas DT Sr. 6-3 265Ty Law DT Sr. 6-1 260Kyle Humphrey DB Jr. 6-3 180Stacy Woodford DB Sr. 5-10 170Marquan Richardsone DB Jr. 6-0 180DeVen Darby` DB Jr. 6-1 190

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 at AshlandSept. 13 HillsdaleSept. 20 WalshSept. 27 at Grand Valley StateOct. 4 Ohio DominicanOct. 11 at Notre Dame (Ohio)Oct. 18 Saginaw ValleyOct. 25 at MaloneNov. 1 at Ferris StateNov. 8 Wayne StateNov. 15 Michigan Tech

2013 RESULTS (4-7 (3-6 GLIAC))Gannon L 36-33at Ferris State L 56-49Wayne State W 35-17at Saginaw Valley State L 51-41Ashland L 62-10Notre Dame (Ohio) W 48-21at Malone L 55-50at Findlay L 48-27Walsh W 63-41at Ohio Dominican L 62-21Tiffin W 50-32

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Jem SmithADDRESS Lake Erie College

391 West Washington StreePainesville, Ohio 44077

OFFICE PHONE 440-375-7475E-MAIL [email protected] SITE www.lakeeriestorm.com

SERIES HISTORY


First meeting 2010Series record 2-0, GVCurrent streak GV, 2Mitchell vs FSU 2-0Conley vs GVSU 0-2

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2011: GV - 61 @ LE - 312010: GV - 57 vs LE - 23


2014 OPPONENTS

HEAD COACH Keith OtterbeinALMAMATER Hillsdale College (‘79)RECORD AT HC (YEARS) 77-58 (12)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 137-97-3 (21)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 517-607-3138

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDWade Wood 82 357 4.4 4Alex Koski 70 248 3.5 3PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDMark LaPrairie 1-1-0 4 1.000 0RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDEvan Bach 28 345 12.3 3Joe Srebernak 28 343 12.2 3TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLTim Moinet 39-25-64 1 - 2Daniel Pittman 42-21-63 1 - 1Zach Swaffer 15-23-38 - 8 10.5Bryan Siegert 7-17-24 - 2 4.5

HILLSDALE CHARGERSOCTOBER 4 • FRANK “MUDDY” WATERS STADIUM • HILLSDALE, MICH. • 4:30 PM


AssistantsOffensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Nate ShrefflerDefensive Coordinator Crag BlanchardLinebackers John LindleyDefensive Line Aaron ShrefflerWide Receivers Steve OtterbeinQuarterbacks Brad OtterbeinH-Backs and Tight Ends Pat HornakSecondary Scott CampbellDirector of Football Operations Pat Hornak

KEITH OTTERBEIN

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 5-6CONFERENCE FINISH 5-4 (5th GLIAC North)OFFENSIVE SET Pro IDEFENSIVE SET 4-3LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 45 / 20STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 13 / 11

RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Joe Srebernak H-Back So. 6-3 221John Haley WR Jr. 6-3 202Matt VanOpstall OL Sr. 6-6 296Evan Bach WR Sr. 5-11 195Kegan Smith TE Jr. 6-3 251DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Bryan Siegert DL Sr. 6-2 258Tyler Jenks DL Sr. 6-2 282Zach Swaffer DL So. 6-4 243Roger Stewart DL Jr. 6-4 300Daniel Pittman DB Sr. 6-0 196Tim Moinet DB Sr. 6-3 212SPECIAL TEAMS POS. CL. HT. WT.Matt Eltringham P Sr. 6-0 232Steven Mette K So. 6-1 182

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 at FindlaySept. 13 at Lake ErieSept. 20 Northern MichiganSept 27. at IndianapolisOct. 4 Grand Valley StateOct. 11 at Ohio DominicanOct. 18 AshlandOct. 25 at TiffinNov. 1 Saginaw Valley StateNov. 8 NorthwoodNov. 15 at Wayne State

2013 RESULTS (5-6 (5-4 GLIAC))California (Pa.) L 22-19at Ohio Dominican L 37-20at Malone W 41-16Indianapolis L 17-14at Northern Michigan W 27-17Wayne State W 35-16Ferris State W 45-38at Saginaw Valley State L 47-34at Grand Valley State L 31-21Michigan Tech L 30-27Northwood W 24-7

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Brad MonastiereADDRESS 33 East College Street

Hillsdale, MI 49242OFFICE PHONE 517-607-3172CELL PHONE 517-425-1786E-MAIL [email protected] SITE www.hillsdalechargers.com


First meeting 1974Series record 23-4 GVCurrent streak GV, 2Mitchell vs HC 3-1Otterbein vs GVSU 2-9

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: GV - 31 VS HC - 212012: GV - 42 VS HC - 232011: HC - 34 vs GV - 312010: GV - 44 vs HC - 412009: GV - 44 vs HC - 27 *2009: HC - 27 vs GV - 242008: GV - 41 vs HC - 102005: GV - 38 @ HC - 102004: GV - 58 vs HC - 72003: GV - 37 @ HC - 24Denotes NCAA playoff game *

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Hillsdale, MichiganFOUNDED 1844ENROLLMENT 1,400SCHOOL COLORS Royal Blue and WhiteCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM Frank “Muddy” Waters StadiumCAPACITY 8,500SURFACE Pro Grass Artificial SurfacePRESIDENT Dr. Larry ArnnATHLETIC DIRECTOR Don Brubacher


2014 OPPONENTS

HEAD COACH Paul WintersALMAMATER Akron (‘80)RECORD ATWSU (YEARS) 56-56 (10)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 56-56 (10)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 313-577-4288

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDDesmond Martin 139 665 4.8 5Doug Griffin 80 456 5.7 4PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDCarl Roscoe 120-56-6 814 46.7 6RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDMichael Johnson 33 491 14.9 1Val Showers 11 150 13.6 2TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLNores Fradi 30-31-61 - 2.0 8.5Zak Bielecki 23-20-43 - - -Jamiil Williams 30-12-42 1 0.5 0.5Brandon McKay-Lee 30-10-40 - - 1.0

WAYNE STATE WARRIORSOCTOBER 11 • LUBBERS STADIUM • ALLENDALE, MICH. • 7:00 PM


AssistantsWide Receivers Alex BaileyRecruiting Coordinator/D-Line Scott KazmierskiLinebackers Keith McKenzieQuarterbacks Jeff ReardonDefensive Coordinator/D-Backs Brad WilsonOffensive Line Scott WoosterTight Ends Jason KluzakOffensive Line Grad. Assistant Bernard FaithfulDefensive Backs Grad. Assistant Steve McCollomRunning Backs Grad. Assistant Matt Maus

PAULWINTERS

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 3-8CONFERENCE FINISH 3-7 (T-6th GLIAC North)OFFENSIVE SET Pro SetDEFENSIVE SET 4-3LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 43 / 24STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 14 / 8

RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Michael Johnson WR Sr. 6-1 222Carl Roscoe QB Jr. 6-3 242Ben Walker LT Sr. 6-2 289Thom Box C Sr. 6-2 286Nate Theaker RG Jr. 6-6 301Robert Kelly RT So. 6-3 297Ethan Walsh TE Jr. 6-2 267DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Gerren DuHart CB Sr. 6-0 187Jamiil Williams S Jr. 5-10 193Zak Bielecki S Jr. 6-0 200Brandon McKay-Lee CB Jr. 6-0 189Nores Fradi LB Sr. 6-1 216Justice Akuezue DE Sr. 6-4 230Ryan Hankins NT Jr. 6-0 309

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 4 Michigan TechSept. 13 Carson-NewmanSept. 20 at MaloneSept. 27 NorthwoodOct. 4 TiffinOct. 11 at Grand Valley StateOct. 18 at Northern MichiganOct. 25 WalshNov. 1 at FindlayNov. 8 at Lake ErieNov. 15 Hillsdale

2013 RESULTS (3-8(3-7 GLIAC))at Carson-Newman L 55-28Ashland W 34-22at Lake Erie L 35-17Malone W 38-27Northwood W 31-17at Hillsdale L 35-16Saginaw Valley L 14-10at Northern Michigan L 33-21at Ferris State L 10-41Grand Valley State L 34-20at Michigan Tech L 21-28

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Jeff WeissADDRESS 5101 John C. Lodge

101 MatthaeiDetroit, MI 48202

OFFICE PHONE 313-577-7542CELL PHONE 419-367-1627E-MAIL [email protected] SITE www.wsuathletics.com

SERIES HISTORY


First meeting 1975Series record 30-5 GVCurrent streak GV, 25Mitchell vs WSU 2-0Winters vs GVSU 0-8

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: GV - 34 @ WSU - 202012: GV - 35 VS WSU - 132009: GV - 59 vs WSU - 282008: GV - 24 @ WSU - 102007: GV - 41 vs WSU - 10 *2006: GV - 35 @ WSU - 132005: GV - 36 vs WSU - 222004: GV - 34 @ WSU - 02003: GV - 50 vs WSU - 142002: GV - 49 @ WSU - 14

Game played at Fifth Third Ballpark(Comstock Park, Mich.) - *

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Detroit, MichiganFOUNDED 1868ENROLLMENT 30,565SCHOOL COLORS Green and GoldCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM WSU Stadium/Adams FieldCAPACITY 6,000SURFACE FieldTurfPRESIDENT Allan D. GilmourATHLETIC DIRECTOR Rob Fournier


2014 OPPONENTS

HEAD COACH Tom KearlyALMAMATER Winona State (‘79)RECORD AT MT (YEARS) 50-33 (8)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 50-33 (8)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 906-487-2985

RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDBrandon Cowie 58 933 16.1 3Andrew Clark 25 340 13.6 1TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLBrett Gervais 53-19-72 2 - 2Paul Kuoppala 36-18-54 - 1.5 3.5Jeremy Mims 41-10-51 2 - 1DeShawn Nelson 30-11-41 1 - 1.5RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Tyler Scarlett QB Sr. 6-1 215Charlie Leffinwell RB Sr. 5-10 200Andrew Clark WR Jr. 6-3 205Brandon Cowie WR So. 6-3 200Bob Fraker TE Sr. 6-3 240

MICHIGAN TECH HUSKIESOCTOBER 18 • SHERMAN FIELD • HOUGHTON, MICH. • 1:00 PM


AssistantsOffensive Coordinator Erik LeuterDefensive Coordinator Steve OlsonOffensive Line David SartinDefensive Backs Bryan ThomasLinebackers Josh WoodGraduate Assistant Justin Armstrong

TOM KEARLY

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 6-4CONFERENCE FINISH 6-4 (4th GLIAC North)OFFENSIVE SET Pro IDEFENSIVE SET 4-2LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 33 / 13STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 15 / 10

OFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Frank Vruwink LT Jr. 6-3 275Bruce Tebelman LG Sr. 6-3 270DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Nelson Wienke DE Sr. 6-3 265Tanner Agen DT Jr. 6-3 260Cameron Allen DE Sr. 6-3 240DeShawn Nelson CB Sr. 5-10 170Jeremy Mims FS Sr. 6-2 205Brett Gervais SS Jr. 5-11 170SPECIAL TEAMS POS. CL. HT. WT.Garrett Mead K Sr. 5-10 200Spencer Firlik LS Sr. 6-2 260

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 4 at Wayne StateSept. 13 at MaloneSept. 20 Saginaw Valley StateSept. 27 at Northern MichiganOct. 11 at NorthwoodOct. 18 Grand Valley StateOct. 25 Ferris StateNov. 1 at TiffinNov. 8 AshlandNov. 15 Lake Erie

2013 RESULTS (6-4 (6-4 GLIAC))Wayne State W 28-21at Hillsdale W 30-27Saginaw Valley State L 55-35Ferris State L 30-27at Northwood W 33-31Northern Michigan W 31-7at Grand Valley State L 49-3at Findlay L 40-19Walsh W 29-7at Tiffin W 40-14

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Wes FrahnADDRESS 1400 Townsend Drive, SDC 233

Houghton, MI 49931OFFICE PHONE 906-487-2350CELL PHONE 906-281-1205E-MAIL [email protected] BOX PHONE 906-487-2388WEB SITE www.michigantechhuskies.com


RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDCharlie Leffingwell 241 1,238 5.1 7Kevin Miller 72 245 3.4 0PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDTyler Scarlett 330-189-9 2,552 57.3 7

First meeting 1976Series record 24-3, GVCurrent streak GV, 3Mitchell vs MTU 3-1Kearly vs GVSU 1-7

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: GV - 49 VS MTU - 32012: GV - 51 VS MTU - 432011: GV - 24 vs MTU - 302010: MTU - 20 vs GV - 172009: GV - 55 vs MTU - 72008: GV - 52 vs MTU - 62007: GV - 48 @ MTU - 62006: GV - 41 vs MTU - 202004: GV - 24 vs MTU - 7 *2003: GV - 48 vs MTU - 17

Denotes “Bash at the Big House” *played at Michigan Stadium.

(Attendance 50,123)

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Houghton, Mich.FOUNDED 1885ENROLLMENT 7,031SCHOOL COLORS Silver, Gold and BlackCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM Sherman FieldCAPACITY 3,000SURFACE ProGrass Synthetic TurfPRESIDENT Glenn D. MrozATHLETIC DIRECTOR Suzanne Sanregret


2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Findlay, OhioFOUNDED 1882ENROLLMENT 3,600SCHOOL COLORS Black and OrangeCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM Donnell StadiumCAPACITY 7,500SURFACE Artificial TurfPRESIDENT Dr. Katherine FellATHLETIC DIRECTOR Steven Rackley

HEAD COACH Rob KeysALMAMATER West Virginia (‘96)RECORD AT UF (YEARS) 22-10 (4)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 22-10 (4)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 419-434-4894

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDDaiquone Ford 315 1,789 5.7 24Verlon Reed 67 389 5.8 2PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDVerlon Reed 190-128-7 1,791 67.4 11RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDLloyd Henry 71 951 13.4 7Daiquone Ford 16 141 8.8 0TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLHarold Jones-Quartly 66-26-92 3 - 4.5Feraris Golden 46-8-54 3 - 2.5Tony Clark 31-17-48 2 - 2.0Kevin Brewton 27-11-38 - 11.0 13.5

FINDLAY OILERSOCTOBER 25 • DONNELL STADIUM • FINDLAY, OHIO • 12:00 PM


AssistantsOffensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Troy RothenbuhlerCo-Defensive Coordinator/D-Line Dan HottCo-Defensive Coordinator/Spec. Teams Thomas HowardDefensive Backs Bart TanskiOffensive Line Kory AllenLinebackers Steve SiglerWide Receivers Mark Wozniak Running Backs Justin Roper

ROB KEYS

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 8-3CONFERENCE FINISH 6-3 (2nd GLIAC South)OFFENSIVE SET SpreadDEFENSIVE SET MultipleLETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 37 / 15STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 16 / 6

RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Verlon Reed QB Sr. 6-1 205Daiquone Ford RB Jr. 5-7 190Lloyd Henry WR Sr. 6-0 180Nathan Morris WR Sr. 6-1 205Luke Hampton WR So. 5-11 170Chris Reaper OT Jr. 6-3 295Bobby Brown OT Jr. 6-5 290Jason Mulligan OG So. 6-3 285Damon Howe OC Sr. 6-0 285DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Austin Reichert DE Jr. 6-3 230D.J. Williams DT Sr. 6-2 285Brad Fenton LB So. 6-3 220Tony Clark FS So. 5-11 195Harold Jones-Quartey SS Sr. 5-11 200Feraris Golden CB Sr. 5-10 180Zack Washington CB Jr. 5-10 180

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 HillsdaleSept. 13 McKendreeSept. 20 at TiffinSept. 27 AshlandOct. 4 at Ferris StateOct. 11 WalshOct. 18 at NorthwoodOct. 25 Grand Valley StateNov. 1 Wayne StateNov. 8 at MaloneNov. 15 at Northern Michigan

2013 RESULTS (8-3 (6-3 GLIAC))Walsh W 49-28at Malone W 35-21Ashland W 35-28Lake Erie W 48-27at Ohio Dominican L 41-21at Tiffin W 35-14at McKendree W 38-21Michigan Tech W 40-19Saginaw Valley State L 35-34at Northern Michigan L 41-31Urbana W 51-33

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT David BuckADDRESS 100 North Main Street

Findlay, Ohio 45840OFFICE PHONE 419-434-4727CELL PHONEE-MAIL [email protected] SITE athletics.findlay.edu

SERIES HISTORYFirst meeting 1971Series record 11-3, GVCurrent streak UF, 1Mitchell vs UF 2-0Keys vs GVSU 0-2

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2011: UF - 26 @ GV - 202010: GV - 35 @ UF - 72009: GV - 38 vs UF - 132008: GV - 34 @ UF - 102007: GV - 38 vs UF - 152006: GV - 13 @ UF - 02003: GV - 44 @ UF - 02002: GV - 63 vs UF - 191999: GV - 37 @ UF - 91998: GV - 50 vs UF - 7



2014 OPPONENTS

HEAD COACH Lee OwensALMAMATER Bluffton (‘77)RECORD ATAU (YEARS) 71-39 (11)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 111-110 (20)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 419-289-5447

TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLCody Bloom 51-65-116 2 2.5 7.5Chris Harvey 45-43-88 - 1 7Zach Olszewski 24-44-68 1 1 4Eric Schwieterman 39-18-57 4 - -RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Dan Piko WR Sr. 6-0 186Austin Bruns QB So. 6-3 209Anthony Taylor RB Sr. 5-11 209Jordan Crayon FB Jr. 5-11 225Jeff Triplett OL Sr. 6-4 281Jonathan Cipa OL Jr. 6-5 295Balil Knight OL Sr. 6-3 275

ASHLAND EAGLESNOVEMBER 1 • LUBBERS STADIUM • ALLENDALE, MICH. • 7:00 PM


AssistantsAssoc. H.C./Offensive Line Doug GeiserDefensive Coordinator Tim RoseCornerbacks/Recruiting Coordinator Dave ElliotAssistant Coach/Safety Joe NemithQuarterbacks/Head JV Coach Tom StacyOffensive Tackles/Tight Ends Reggie GambleGraduate Assistant/Outside Linebacker Dirk DickerhoofDefensive Line John SaccomenGraduate Assistant/Wide Receivers Joe Horn

LEE OWENS

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 5-5CONFERENCE FINISH 5-4 (4th GLIAC South)OFFENSIVE SET Spread-I-ProDEFENSIVE SET 4-2-5LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 41 / 21STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 18 / 10

OFFENSE (CONT.) POS. CL. HT. WT.Eric Thompkins WR Sr. 6-4 173Alex Weber WR Sr. 6-0 203Anthony McCarthy PK So. 5-9 135DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Eric Schwieterman DB Sr. 6-0 204Chris Harvey LB Sr. 6-1 220Kyle Tomko DB Jr. 6-0 194James Ester DB Jr. 5-10 171Domi-on Combs LB Sr. 5-7 228Cody Bloom LB Sr. 6-0 230Zach Olszewski LB R-So. 6-0 226Terrion Saunders DL Sr. 5-10 243

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 Lake ErieSept. 13 WalshSept. 20 at Ohio DominicanSept. 27 at FindlayOct. 4 MaloneOct. 11 Saginaw Valley StateOct. 18 at HillsdaleOct. 25 Northern MichiganNov. 1 at Grand Valley StateNov. 8 at Michigan Tech

2013 RESULTS (5-5 (5-4 GLIAC))Tiffin W 49-30at Findlay L 35-28Malone W 27-20at Walsh W 14-6Ohio Dominican L 31-19at Lake Erie W 62-10Northern Michigan W 52-24Ferris State L 34-7at Wayne State L 34-22at Indianapolis L 10-9

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Rachel O’ConnorADDRESS Ashland University

401 College Ave.Ashland, OH 44805

OFFICE PHONE 419-289-5442CELL PHONE 814-952-4601E-MAIL [email protected] 517-607-3310PRESS BOX PHONE 419-207-6985WEB SITE www.goashlandeagles.com


RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDAnthony Taylor 282 1,691 6.0 14Vance Settlemire 55 386 6.9 7PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDAustin Bruns 53-34-2 295 64.2 1RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDDan Piko 41 623 15.2 5

First meeting 1990Series record 16-2, GVCurrent streak GV, 14Mitchell vs UF 0-0Owens vs GVSU 0-6

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2009: GV - 34 @ AU - 72008: GV - 40 vs AU - 72008: GV - 48 vs AU - 422007: Cancelled2006: GV - 30 vs AU - 242005: GV - 14 @ AU - 102004: GV - 37 vs AU - 72001: GV - 63 @ AU - 192000: GV - 38 vs AU - 71999: GV - 44 @ AU - 26

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Ashland, OhioFOUNDED 1878ENROLLMENT 6,000SCHOOL COLORS Purple and YellowCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM Jack Miller StadiumCAPACITY 6,000SURFACE Artificial TurfPRESIDENT Frederick J. FinksATHLETIC DIRECTOR Bill Goldring


2014 OPPONENTS

HEAD COACH Gary GoffALMAMATER Valdosta StateRECORD ATWSU (YEARS) 5-28 (9)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 5-28 (9)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 419-448-3364

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDJerry Brown 111 399 3.6 3Antonio Pipkin 120 165 1.4 5PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDAntonio Pipkin 382-254-12 2,316 66.5 12RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDMarcus Beaurem 67 598 8.9 3Tyler Jones 64 593 9.3 1TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLTerry Harper 44-43-87 - 1.5 7.5Carlton Watkins 25-17-42 1 - 1.0Kyle Yoder 23-15-38 - - 2.0Bill McCague 11-18-29 - 2.0 2.0

TIFFIN DRAGONSNOVEMBER 8 • LUBBERS STADIUM • ALLENDALE, MICH. • 4:00 PM


AssistantsOffensive Line Dave BucarSpecial Teams Coordinator Josh IsonQuarterbacks Adam NeugebauerDefensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Matt EdwardsDefensive Backs Adrian WhiteAssistant Defensive Coach Lee StalkerAssistant Defensive Backs Shawn MurphyAssistant Offensice Line Steve Gilbert

GARY GOFF

TEAM INFORMATION2013 RECORD 2-9CONFERENCE FINISH 1-8 (T6th GLIAC South)OFFENSIVE SET SpreadDEFENSIVE SET 4-3LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 36 / 20STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 13 / 9

RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Antonio Pipkin QB So. 6-3 205Tony Shead WR Jr. 6-1 190Jerry Brown RB So. 6-1 185Patrick Boggs RB Jr. 6-0 205Marcus Beaurem WR Sr. 5-11 185Marchelloe Brown OL Jr. 6-4 285Dustan Craig OL Sr. 6-1 285Lorenzo Lepe OL So. 6-3 299Mark Rogers TE Sr. 6-2 240Seth Pekoe K/P Sr. 6-0 185Tomislav Derezic K Jr. 6-0 220DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Bill McCague DL Jr. 6-4 260Al Thompson DT So. 6-4 300Terry Harper LB Jr. 5-11 220Carlton Watkins WR Sr. 5-10 170

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 at Walsh Sept. 13 at Saginaw Valley StateSept. 20 FindlaySept. 27 MaloneOct. 4 at Wayne StateOct. 11 at Ferris StateOct. 18 Missouri BaptistOct. 25 HillsdaleNov. 1 Michigan TechNov. 8 at Grand Valley StateNov. 15 Ohio Dominican

2013 RESULTS (2-9 (1-8 GLIAC))at Lake Erie L 50-32at Ashland L 49-30Ohio Dominican L 18-0Walsh L 30-29vs South Dakota Mines W 60-21Findlay L 35-14Malone W 34-30at Northwood L 26-11at Grand Valley State L 42-17Michigan Tech L 40-14at McKendree L 32-28

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Shane O’DonnellADDRESS Tiffin University

155 Miami StreetTiffin, Ohio 44883

OFFICE PHONE 419-448-3288CELL PHONE 419-937-7388E-MAIL [email protected] SITE www.gotiffindragons.com

SERIES HISTORY


First meeting 2008Series record 6-0 GVCurrent streak GV, 6Mitchell vs TU 4-0Goff vs GVSU 0-3

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: GV - 42 vs TU - 172012: GV - 28 @ TU - 02011: GV - 70 vs TU - 72010: GV - 71 @ TU - 02009: GV - 47 vs TU - 212008: GV - 49 @ TU - 0

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION Tiffin, OhioFOUNDED 1888ENROLLMENT 6,500SCHOOL COLORS Green and GoldCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (South Division)STADIUM Frost-Kalnow StadiumCAPACITY 4,500SURFACE Field TurfPRESIDENT Dr. Paul MarionATHLETIC DIRECTOR Lonny Allen


2014 OPPONENTS

GENERAL INFORMATIONLOCATION University Center, MichiganFOUNDED 1963ENROLLMENT 10,498SCHOOL COLORS Red, White and BlueCONFERENCE Great Lakes Intercollegiate (North Division)STADIUM Harvey Randall Wickes Memorial StadiumCAPACITY 6,600SURFACE FieldTurfPRESIDENT Dr. Eric R. GilbertsonATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mike Watson

HEAD COACH Jim CollinsALMAMATER Wittenberg (‘88)RECORD AT SVSU (YEARS) 44-23 (7)CAREER RECORD (YEARS) 110-74 (18)FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE 989-964-7315

SAGINAW VALLEY STATE CARDINALSNOVEMBER 15 • WICKES MEMORIAL STADIUM • UNIV. CENTER, MICH. • 1:00 PM


AssistantsDefensive Coordinator Adam GonzagaRunning Backs/Recruiting Coordinator Andre GriffinWide Receivers/Special Teams Coord. Dan FodrocyOffensive Line Mike AnconaDefinsive Line Josh MillerDefensive Backs Jahmal BrownTight Ends Nate Hoyle

JIM COLLINS

TEAM INFORMATION

SCHEDULE / RESULTS2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 IndianapolisSept. 13 TiffinSept. 20 at Michigan TechSept. 27 Ferris StateOct. 4 Northern MichiganOct. 11 at AshlandOct. 18 at Lake ErieOct. 25 NorthwoodNov. 1 at HillsdaleNov. 8 at Ohio DominicanNov. 15 Grand Valley State

2013 RESULTS (9-3 (9-1 GLIAC))at Northwest Mo. State L 45-24Malone W 59-20at Findlay W 35-34Lake Erie W 51-41at Ferris State W 31-28Northwood W 44-28at Wayne State W 14-10Hillsdale W 47-34at Michigan Tech W 55-35Northern Michigan W 52-17at Grand Valley State L 49-34at Grand Valley State L 40-7

SPORTS INFORMATIONFOOTBALL CONTACT Eric BrookhouseADDRESS Department of Athletic Media Relations

7400 Bay RoadUniversity Center, MI 48710

OFFICE PHONE 989-964-4053CELL PHONE 989-992-4385E-MAIL [email protected] 989-964-7389PRESS BOX PHONE 989-755-0016WEB SITE www.SVSUCardinals.com

SERIES HISTORYFirst meeting 1975Series record 32-11 GVCurrent streak GV, 2Mitchell vs SVSU 4-1Collins vs GVSU 1-6

GAME-BY-GAME (LAST 10)2013: GV - 40 VS SV - 7 *2013: GV - 49 VS SV - 342012: SV - 55 VS GV - 522011: GV - 49 vs SV - 242010: GV - 28 @ SV - 72009: GV - 38 vs SV - 72008: GV - 36 @ SV - 02007: GV - 21 @ SV - 102006: GV - 49 vs SV - 352005: GV - 24 vs SV - 17 *Denotes NCAA Playoff Games *

2013 RECORD 9-3CONFERENCE FINISH 9-1 (1st GLIAC North)OFFENSIVE SET SpreadDEFENSIVE SET 3-4LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST 42 / 28STARTERS RETURNING / LOST 9 / 13


RECEIVING REC. YDS. AVG. TDAndrew Dillon 29 597 54.3 5Alfonso Vultaggio 13 196 16.3 2TACKLES S-A-T INT SACKS TFLMajor Metcalf 25-31-56 - 1 4.5Caleb Higbie 21-25-46 1 1 3David Toussaint 29-16-45 1 - 2Murtada Jabbie 25-19-44 - 2.5 8RETURNING STARTERSOFFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.Andrew Dillon TE Sr. 6-4 240Jesse Somsel G Sr. 6-4 315Logan Hauserman T Sr. 6-7 305Alfonso Vultaggio WR So. 5-9 175

DEFENSE POS. CL. HT. WT.David Toussaint CB Sr. 6-1 200Major Metcalf SS Sr. 6-2 220Murtada Jabbie DE Sr. 6-2 220Caleb Higbie SS Sr. 5-11 190Will Schwarz DE Sr. 6-5 275SPECIAL TEAMS POS. CL. HT. WT.Scott Standford K Sr. 5-11 185Landon Kresnak LS So. 6-4 235RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

RUSHING ATT. YDS. AVG. TDDavid Nay 14 45 5.6 1Rahman Hardin 9 22 2.2 0PASSING A-C-I YDS. PCT. TDKeith Moore 4-1-0 23 25.0 0


VS. GLIAC TEAMS

ASHLANDDate Score Site Res.1990 14-3 H W1991 38-7 A W1992 27-10 H L1993 29-14 A L1994 17-7 A W1995 52-17 H W1996 14-7 A W1997 31-20 H W1998 42-35 H W1999 44-26 A W2000 38-7 H W2001 63-19 A W2004 37-7 H W2005 14-10 A W2006 30-24 H W2007 Cancelled A -2008 48-42 H W2008 40-7 H W*2009 34-7 A WGVSU leads series 16-2* NCAA D-II Playoffs

FERRIS STATEDate Score Site Res.1971 57-0 A L1972 42-0 A L1973 17-13 H L1974 17-12 H L1975 38-0 A W1976 26-23 H L1977 11-7 A L1978 38-14 H W1979 14-9 H L1980 35-7 A W1981 46-12 H W1982 38-35 A W1983 52-21 H W1984 13-11 A L1985 27-21 A W1986 30-22 H W1987 21-5 A W1988 36-20 H W1989 28-0 A W1990 42-12 H W1991 28-6 A W1992 23-0 H L1993 17-17 A T1994 27-21 H L1995 30-21 A L1996 36-17 H W1997 21-18 A W1998 56-53 (ot) A W1999 48-23 H L2000 21-20 H W2001 63-17 A W2003 40-10 H W2004 24-6 A W2005 30-10 H W2006 28-6 A W2007 34-7 H W2008 31-13 H W2009 17-10 A W2010 41-0 A W2011 57-10 H W2012 40-24 H L2013 54-44 A LGVSU leads series 27-14-1

FINDLAYDate Score Site Res.1971 70-6 A L1972 38-6 A L

FINDLAY (CONT.)Date Score Site Res.1973 52-6 A W1974 41-7 H W1998 50-7 H W1999 37-9 A W2002 63-19 H W2003 44-0 A W2006 13-0 A W2007 38-15 H W2008 34-10 A W2009 38-13 H W2010 35-7 A W2011 26-20 H LGVSU leads series 11-3

HILLSDALEDate Score Site Res.1974 14-10 A W1975 31-14 H W1976 16-3 A W1977 31-20 H W1978 28-21 A W1979 28-6 H W1980 27-9 A L1981 23-12 H W1982 24-19 A L1983 12-10 H W1984 20-6 A L1985 21-14 H L1986 25-22 A L1987 28-13 H W1988 20-0 A L1989 31-17 H W1990 38-34 A L1991 9-6 H W1992 34-21 A W1993 38-21 H L1994 33-20 A L1995 25-20 H W1996 17-16 A W1997 14-12 H W2000 31-29 A W2001 57-21 H W2002 44-19 H W2003 37-24 A W2004 58-7 H W2005 38-10 A W2008 41-10 H W2009 27-24 A L2009 44-27 H W*2010 44-41 H W2011 34-31 A L2012 42-34 A W2013 31-21 H WGVSU leads series 26-11* NCAA DII Playoffs

LAKE ERIEDate Score Site Res.2010 57-23 H W2011 61-31 A WGVSU leads series 2-0

MICHIGAN TECHDate Score Site Res.1976 10-8 A W1977 10-6 H L1980 44-6 A W1981 52-6 H W1982 35-28 A W1983 36-34 H W1984 27-20 A L


VS. GLIAC TEAMS

MICHIGAN TECH (CONT.)Date Score Site Res.1985 42-22 A W1994 33-7 H W1995 54-52 A W1996 56-7 H W1997 49-21 A W1998 43-23 A W1999 21-7 H W2000 31-29 H W2001 44-34 A W2002 56-14 A W2003 48-17 H W2004 24-7 N* W2006 41-20 H W2007 48-6 A W2008 52-6 H W2009 55-7 A W2010 20-17 A L2011 24-20 H W2012 51-43 A W2013 49-3 H W*Played at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich. (Att. 50,123)GVSU leads series 24-3

NORTHERN MICHIGANDate Score Site Res.1975 21-17 A L1976 31-14 H W1978 49-22 A L1979 41-14 H L1980 48-9 A L1981 29-28 H L1982 47-29 A L1983 27-14 H L1984 59-13 A L1985 42-7 H L1986 28-24 A L1987 28-0 H L1988 30-20 A L1989 38-18 H W1990 45-15 A W1991 35-0 H W1992 23-20 A W1993 28-28 H T1994 24-17 A W1995 26-23 H W1996 14-9 A L1997 39-22 H W1998 17-14 H L1999 51-13 A L2000 29-28 A L2001 64-14 H W2002 51-14 H W2003 50-20 A W2004 45-29 A W2005 48-3 H W2006 47-17 A W2007 44-14 H W2008 45-14 A W2009 31-19 H W2010 28-7 H W2011 42-7 A W2012 38-10 A L2013 48-17 H WGVSU lead series 20-17-1

NORTHWOODDate Score Site Res.1973 14-7 A L1974 14-13 H L1975 7-7 A T1976 40-14 H L1977 16-6 A W1978 36-7 H W

NORTHWOOD (CONT.)Date Score Site Res.1979 22-14 A W1980 17-13 H W1981 38-7 A W1982 20-10 H W1983 31-30 A L1984 21-14 H L1985 24-21 H W1986 35-14 A W1987 45-3 H W1988 34-2 A W1989 42-17 H W1993 35-0 A W1994 70-13 A W1995 43-7 H W1996 38-34 A W1997 24-20 H W1998 44-41 H W1999 41-30 A L2000 45-17 H L2002 33-14 H W2003 33-14 A W2004 35-14 H L2004 10-7 A W*2005 30-14 A W2006 45-7 H W2007 51-20 A W2010 35-21 H W2011 35-10 A W2012 42-28 H W2013 23-17 A WGVSU leads series 27-8-1*NCAA DII Playoffs

SAGINAW VALLEY STATEDate Score Site Res.1975 32-5 H W1976 17-6 A W1977 41-14 H W1978 24-14 A W1979 32-24 A L1980 45-22 H W1981 31-7 A W1982 55-7 H W1983 15-14 A L1984 28-14 H L1985 35-18 A L1986 28-13 H W1987 31-28 A W1988 14-13 H W1989 42-17 A W1990 23-7 H W1991 14-10 A L1992 24-20 H W1993 36-17 A W1994 27-20 H W1995 24-21 A L1996 17-6 H W1997 30-27 (ot) A L1998 37-36 A W1999 31-7 H W2000 28-21 A L2001 38-7 H W2001 33-30 H W*2002 23-18 A W2003 34-20 H L2003 10-3 A W*2004 31-20 A L2005 31-10 H W2005 24-17 H W*2006 49-35 H W2007 21-10 A W2008 36-0 A W2009 38-7 H W


VS. GLIAC TEAMS

SAGINAW VALLEY STATE (CONT.)Date Score Site Res.2010 28-7 A W2011 49-24 H W2012 55-52 A L2013 49-34 H W2013* 40-7 H WGVSU leads series 32-11*NCAA D-II Playoffs TIFFINDate Score Site Res.2008 49-0 A W2009 47-21 H W2010 71-0 A W2011 70-7 H W2012 28-0 A W2013 42-17 H WGVSU leads series 6-0

WAYNE STATEDate Score Site Res.1975 15-6 A L1976 3-0 H W1977 6-3 A W1978 24-10 H W1979 17-14 A L1980 10-7 H L1981 40-17 A W1982 32-14 H W1983 22-10 A L1984 30-3 H L1985 10-7 H W1986 21-3 A W1987 28-0 H W1988 13-10 A W1989 49-10 H W1990 35-15 H W1991 59-28 A W1992 16-14 H W1993 28-25 A W1994 31-14 H W1995 42-10 A W1996 23-0 H W1997 45-30 A W2000 22-20 A W2001 77-12 H W2002 49-14 A W2003 50-14 H W2004 34-0 A W2005 36-22 H W2006 36-13 A W2007 41-10 N* W2008 24-10 A W2009 59-28 H W2012 35-13 H W2013 34-20 A WGVSU leads series 30-5* Played at Fifth Third Ballpark

GVSU’s record in the state of... Record Pct.Alabama 4-2 .667Califorina 2-1 .666Colorado 1-0 1.000Connecticut 1-0 1.000Florida 0-1 .000Illinois 7-3 .700Indiana 22-3 .880Iowa 0-1 .000Massachusets 1-0 1.000Michigan 282-101-3 .734Minnesota 4-0 1.000Missouri 1-3 .250North Carolina 0-1 .000North Dakota 1-1 .500Ohio 17-7 .708Oregon 1-0 1.000Pennsylvania 4-0 1.000South Dakota 1-1 .500Tennessee 0-1 .000Texas 2-2 .500Wisconsin 1-1 .500Total 353-129-3 .731

GVSU’s record against teams from... Record Pct.Calfornia 3-2 .600Colorado 3-0 1.000Connecticut 2-0 1.000Florida 0-1 .000Georgia 1-0 1.000Illinois 15-5 .750Indiana 45-4 .918Iowa 1-1 .500Massachusets 1-0 1.000Michigan 195-81-3 .704Minnesota 8-1 .889Mississippi 1-0 1.000Missouri 5-7 .455New York 1-0 1.000North Carolina 1-1 .500North Dakota 5-2 .714Ohio 41-9 .820Oregon 2-0 1.000Pennsylvania 14-7 .667South Dakota 1-3 .250Tennessee 1-1 .500Texas 4-3 .571Washington 1-0 1.000Wisconsin 2-1 .667Total 353-129-3 .731


RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

Overall Home Road First LastTeam GP W L T Pct W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Meeting MeetingAdrian 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1973 1974Alma 4 1 3 0 .250 1 1 0 .500 0 2 0 .000 1971 1974Ashland 18 16 2 0 .889 9 1 0 .900 7 1 0 .875 1990 2009Augustana (S.D.) 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 2010 2010Azusa Pacific 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 2013 2013Bentley 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 1.000 2003 2003Bloomsburg 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2001 2001Bowling Green 2 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 1977 1978Butler 6 5 1 0 .666 3 0 0 1.000 2 1 0 .667 1986 1992California (Pa.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 1.000 1989 1989California-Davis 4 2 2 0 .500 1 1 0 .500 1 1 0 .500 1997 2003Carson-Newman 2 1 1 0 .500 1 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 .000 1984 2009Catawba 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2001 2001Central Connecticut 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1985 1986Central Florida 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 1987 1987Central State (Ohio) 5 3 2 0 .600 3 0 0 1.000 0 2 0 .000 1978 1987Central Washington 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2007 2007Colorado Mines 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2010 2010C.W. Post 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2002 2002Defiance 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1977 1977Delta State 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2006 2006East Stroudsburg 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2005 2005East Texas State 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 1990 1991Eastern Illinois 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 1983 1984Elon College (N.C.) 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 1978 1978Evansville 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1985 1986Ferris State 42 27 14 1 .655 13 8 0 .619 14 6 1 .690 1971 2013Findlay 14 11 3 0 .786 5 1 0 .833 6 2 0 .750 1971 2011Franklin College 4 4 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 1976 1979Gannon 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 2004 2005Grand Rapids J.C. 6 3 3 0 .500 2 0 0 1.000 1 3 0 .250 1971 1976Hillsdale 37 26 11 0 .703 17 2 0 .895 9 9 0 .500 1974 2013Hope College 2 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0 - 1 1 0 .500 1971 1980Illinois Benedictine 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1975 1975Illinois-Chicago Circle 2 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0 - 1 1 0 .500 1971 1973Indiana (Pa.) 7 1 6 0 .142 1 3 0 .250 0 3 0 .000 1989 2002Indianapolis 22 20 2 0 .909 10 1 0 .909 10 1 0 .909 1990 2011Kalamazoo College 4 2 2 0 .500 1 0 0 1.000 1 2 0 .333 1971 1974Lake Erie 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 2010 2011Manchester 3 2 1 0 .666 1 0 0 1.000 1 1 0 .500 1972 1974Mankato State 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1989 1990Mercyhurst 8 8 0 0 1.000 4 0 0 1.000 4 0 0 1.000 1998 2007Michigan Tech 27 24 3 0 .889 11 1 0 .917 12 2 0 .857 1976 2013Minnesota-Crookston 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2001 2001Minnesota-Duluth 2 1 1 0 .500 0 1 0 .000 1 0 0 1.000 2008 2009Missouri-Rolla 2 1 1 0 .500 0 1 0 .000 1 0 0 1.000 1985 1986North Dakota 6 4 2 0 .667 3 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 .000 2001 2007North Dakota State 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 1.000 1991 1991Northeast Missouri 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 1987 1988Northeastern Illinois 6 6 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 1975 1980Northern Colorado 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2002 2002Northern Iowa 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 1981 1981Northern Michigan 38 20 17 1 .539 12 6 1 .658 8 11 0 .421 1975 2013Nortwest Missouri St. 5 2 3 0 .400 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 1984 2009Northwestern Iowa 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1980 1980Northwood 36 27 8 1 .750 13 5 0 .722 14 3 1 .806 1973 2012Notre Dame (Ohio) 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2012 2012Ohio Dominican 2 1 1 0 .500 1 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 .000 2012 2013Saginaw Valley State 43 32 11 0 .731 20 2 0 .910 12 9 0 .571 1975 2013Slippery Rock 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 1998 1998South Dakota 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 2006 2006South Dakota State 2 0 2 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 1999 2000Southeast Missouri 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1988 1988Southwest Texas State 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 1996 1996St. Cloud State 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1982 1982St. Francis (Ill.) 8 7 1 0 .875 4 1 0 .800 3 0 0 1.000 1988 1998St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 7 7 0 0 1.000 4 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 1983 2007Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 1.000 2003 2003Tiffin 6 6 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 2008 2013Truman State 7 7 0 0 1.000 4 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 0.000 1975 2013Valdosta State (Ga.) 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 - 2002 2002Valparaiso 5 5 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 3 0 0 1.000 1975 1992Wayne State (Mich.) 35 30 5 0 .857 15 2 0 .882 15 3 0 .833 1975 2013West Texas A&M 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 2009 2010Western Illinois 1 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 1 0 .000 1988 1988Western Michigan 2 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 2 0 .000 1979 1982Western Oregon 2 2 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 2011 2012Winona State 3 3 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 1987 2004Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 1.000 1977 1977Wisconsin-Stout 2 1 1 0 .500 1 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 .000 1985 1986Totals: 485 353 129 3 .731 194 42 1 .820 153 83 2 .646(2014 Opponents in Bold)

LUBBERS STADIUM


LUBBERS STADIUM

The Grand Valley State football team enjoys thefriendly confines of Arend D. Lubbers Stadium, one of thetop Division II facilities in the nation. Gameday at LubbersStadium brings a buzz of excitment and pride to the Lakerfootball program. The surroundings of Lubbers Stadiumhave changed almost yearly and add to the overall festivitiesthat are a part of a Laker football Saturday during the fall.2014 will bring much of the same. The Lakers have led thenation in attendance for third consecutive years, drawing91,045 in nine home games (10,116).

The field was lowered by eight feet and the tracksurrounding the field was removed prior to the 2012 cam-paign. Four rows of seats were installed and wrap aroundthe field to accentuate the horseshoe that added about 2,000seats. A grass slope also was also installed on the north sideof the field underneath the video board, which will movethe band to the southeast corner of the stadium. The finishedproject, which includes the installation of an artificial turfplaying surface, will bring the capacity up to about 10,444

For the 2011 season, the stadium saw a renovatedstudent section with a permanent bathroom and concessionbuilding located behind. In addition, the home sidelinestands have been wrapped in blue acrylic for a more com-fortable experience, while a new stadium sound system hasbeen installed on top of the scoreboard. A Daktronics score-board with a ProStar video display board was added for the2005 season. Two seating sections were added to each endof the west side stands to accomadate the overflow crowdsthat have been a part of Lubbers Stadium since 2001.

The Lakers moved all of their football operationsinto the GVSU Football Center and the Rob OdejewskiWeight Room in 2002. The Football Center includes a state-of-the-art locker room, equipment room, the Todd Jagertraining room and meeting rooms. The design doubled thesize of the former building in the north end zone by adding


LUBBERS STADIUM

TOP 25 LUBBERS STADIUM CROWDSYear Opponent Score Atten.2009 Saginaw Valley State W 38-7 16,4672012 Notre Dame College W 83-46 15,1392011 Western Oregon W 44-20 15,0042008 Ferris State W 31-13 14,6122005 Ferris State W 30-10 14,5572005 Saginaw Valley State W 31-10 14,4722008 Hillsdale W 41-10 14,1612013 Azusa Pacific W 38-17 13,6592006 Northwood W 45-7 13,4802012 Ferris State L 40-24 13,4562013 Northern Michigan W 48-17 13,3912008 Indianapolis W 49-21 13,2012010 West Texas A&M W 34-31 13,1282013 Michigan Tech W 49-3 13,1272003 Saginaw Valley State L 34-20 12,8322006 Ashland W 30-24 12,8172003 Ferris State W 40-10 12,6272006 Saginaw Valley State W 49-35 12,4102008 Michigan Tech W 52-6 12,4052002 UC Davis W 24-17 12,3612010 Northern Michigan W 28-7 12,3072012 Northwood W 42-28 12,0982007 Indianapolis W 41-17 12,0802013 Saginaw Valley State W 49-34 11,8882007 Findlay W 38-15 11,710

over 4,000 square feet (2,000 sqaure feet on each side). Per-manent lighting, a new playing surface, and six executivesuites located on each side of the press box are additionsadded in the last seven years.

The student seating area, which moved to southendzone in 1998, has created unmatched excitment amongthe student body. The student seating section has increasedin capacity from 3,300 with the new bleachers. The Lakerstudent seating section is routinely filled to capacity withthe overflow moving into every open area available.

The Lakers set a Lubbers Stadium and GLIAC sin-gle-game on-campus record in 2009 as 16,467 fans watchedGrand Valley State claim a 38-7 victory over Saginaw Val-ley State. GVSU set a GLIAC single-season attendancerecord in 2008 as 64,511 fans watched five Laker homegames at Lubbers Stadium for an average of 12,902 pergame. The Lakers ranked second in total attendance(73,639) and regular season average (12,902) among DIIschools for the season. Three of the Lakers’ top 10 all-timesingle-game crowds and four of the top 16 came during the2008 regular season. GVSU played before crowds of 14,612(Ferris State), 14,161 (Hillsdale), 13,302 (Indianapolis),12,405 (Michigan Tech) and 10,132 (Ashland) in five regu-lar season dates.

Grand Valley State has recorded sellouts in 47-of-the-last-52 regular season games since 2004 and 58-of-64since 2002.

Designed with the future in mind, the stadium canhave permanent seating added when needed, with ultimateexpansion to 20,000 seats.

The stadium and track complex was dedicated onSeptember 15, 1979, and named in honor of former GrandValley State president, Arend D. Lubbers. Lubbers was in-strumental in raising more than $700,000 toward the$1,050,000 project. The majority of the cost was offset bygifts from GVSU football fans and private donors.

The original Lubbers Stadium was built around theexisting football field of Prescription Athletic Turf (PAT).The field, which is drained and heated by more than seven

miles of tubing and electric coils, was installed in 1972, andopened in 1973.

The Lubbers Stadium press box was designed to ac-comodate both print and electronic media representatives. It’sspacious features include a television booth, two radio boothsand an open air television and film platform on the seconddeck.

Grand Valley’s football team has been very success-ful in games at Lubbers Stadium. The Lakers have an all-timerecord of 172-35-1 (.829) since the stadium was completedin 1979 and GVSU is 87-5 at home since 2001.


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GVSU Yearly Attendance RecordsYear Road Road Avg. Road Home Home Avg. Home Neutral Neutral Total Total Avg. Total Games Att. Att. Games Att. Att. Games Att. Games Att. Att.2013 6 23,369 3,895 9 91,045 10,116 0 - 15 114,414 7,6282012 6 22,103 3,684 5 60,169 12,034 0 - 11 82,272 7,4792011 5 14,240 2,848 6 62,868 10,478 0 - 11 77,108 7,0102010 6 18,509 3,085 7 71,061 10,152 0 - 13 89,570 6,890Totals 17 54,852 3,378 18 285,143 10,783 0 - 50 363,364 7,2522009 7 37,642 5,377 7 69,798 9,971 1 6,211 15 113,651 7,5772008 5 16,752 3,350 7 73,639 10,520 0 - 12 90,391 7,5332007 5 23,559 4,712 7 66,161 9,452 1 10,124 12 99,844 7,6802006 6 15,161 2,527 8 72,651 9,081 1 7,437 15 95,249 6,3502005 4 12,871 3,218 8 73,936 9,242 1 6,837 13 93,644 7.2032004 8 36,715 4,589 4 42,895 10,723 1 50,123 13 129,733 9.9792003 9 42,528 4,725 5 52,225 10,445 1 7,236 15 101,989 6,7992002 4 16,035 4,009 9 63,991 7,110 1 9,736 14 89,762 6,4152001 4 8,789 2,197 9 49,431 5,492 1 6,113 14 64,333 4,5952000 6 14,034 2,339 5 30,155 6,031 0 0 11 44,189 4,017Totals 58 224,086 3,864 69 594,882 8,620 8 103,817 135 922,785 6,8351999 4 16,451 4,113 6 29,216 4,869 0 - 10 45,667 4,5671998 6 25,625 4,271 6 30,844 5,141 0 - 12 56,469 4,7061997 6 22,870 3,812 5 19,981 3,996 0 - 11 42,851 3,8961996 6 19,010 3,168 5 19,000 3,800 0 - 11 38,010 3,4551995 5 13,118 2,624 6 20,828 3,471 0 - 11 33,946 3,0861994 7 15,345 2,192 5 17,974 3,595 0 - 12 33,319 2,7771993 6 19,402 3,234 5 17,305 3,461 0 - 11 36,707 3,3371992 5 6,600 1,320 6 23,828 3,971 0 - 11 30,428 2,7661991 7 31,436 4,491 5 20,142 4,028 0 - 12 51,578 4,2981990 6 15,495 2,583 6 25,916 4,319 0 - 12 41,411 3,450Totals 58 185,352 3,203 55 225,034 4,092 0 - 113 410,386 3,6321989 5 19,432 3,886 7 19,584 2,798 0 - 12 39,016 3,2511988 6 19,518 3,235 5 15,527 3,105 0 - 11 35,045 3,1861987 5 23,652 4,730 6 18,535 3,089 0 - 11 42,187 3,8351986 6 19,537 3,256 5 14,763 2,953 0 - 11 34,300 3,1181985 6 17,035 2,839 5 15,634 3,127 0 - 11 32,669 2,9701984 5 17,203 3,441 5 12,912 2,582 0 - 10 30,115 3,0121983 5 7,600 1,520 5 16,787 3,357 0 - 10 24,387 2,4391982 5 23,488 4,698 5 11,228 2,246 0 - 10 34,716 3,4721981 4 18,490 4,623 5 11,216 2,243 0 - 9 29,706 3,3011980 4 18,591 4,648 5 13,355 2,671 0 - 9 31,946 3,550Totals 51 184,546 3,619 53 149,541 2,822 0 - 104 334,087 3,2121979 5 5,833 1,167 4 14,716 3,679 0 - 9 20,549 2,2831978 6 32,073 5,346 6 9,285 1,546 0 - 12 41,358 3,4471977 4 15,718 3,930 6 9,459 1,577 0 - 10 25,177 2,5181976 6 9,450 1,575 4 6,200 1,550 0 - 10 15,650 1,5651975 5 13,377 2,675 5 17,150 3,430 0 - 10 30,527 3,0531974 4 10,581 2,645 5 11,876 2,375 0 - 9 22,457 2,4951973 4 11,713 2,928 5 13,124 2,625 0 - 9 24,837 2,760Totals 34 98,745 2,904 35 81,810 2,337 0 - 69 180,555 2,615Total 218 747,581 3,429 230 1,245,365 5,415 8 103,817 456 2,096,763 4,598Note: Insufficient data from before 1973


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Grand Valley State was one of only a handful of colleges anduniversities which began playing football in the 1970’s. Accordingto NCAA records, the Lakers have been one of the most successfulof all collegiate squads to take the field during that time period.

Laker football has been a key element of Grand Valley’s risefrom a small college to a regional university. President Arend D.Lubbers began the push for a team when he arrived in 1969. A yearlater, a Laker junior varsity team took the field. Then, in the fall of1971, the Lakers kicked off their first varsity season. “It was clearthat Grand Valley was changing from a commuter college, to a res-idential school in need of activities such as music, drama, and ath-letics,” Lubbers recalled. “Football gave us the anchor, somethingyou could build your weekend around.”The Origin of the Program

Lubbers came to Grand Valley from Central College in Pella,Iowa, which had a successful football tradition. He hired Zeelandnative Ron Schipper, who had been at Central for 33 years, playedin three national finals, and won one national championship.

“I was used to success at Central College, so when we startedat Grand Valley, I wanted to have a successful program instead ofthrowing the ball out and saying, ‘O.K. boys, it doesn’t matterwhether we win or not.’”

But despite Lubbers’ success at Central College, it took almostnine years before Grand Valley had the total package. The First Varsity Team

With blessing from the Board of Control, GV launched its foot-ball program to play a junior varsity schedule in 1970 and becamevarsity in 1971. On March 24, 1970, Lubbers, along with athleticdirector Charles H. Irwin, announced the hiring of Robert “Rip”Collins, a successful high school coach at Grand Rapids OttawaHills. Success didn’t come quickly for the Lakers, and it took al-most three years to win a football game. Collins was unable to getthe program off to a successful start after going 0-13 and beingoutscored 534-58 in 1971 and 1972.Harkema Begins the Tradition

E. James Harkema took over as head coach in January of 1973,coming to GV from Northern Illinois where he was an offensivebackfield coach.

Also awaiting Harkema was a brand new football field con-structed in 1972 which featured the first “prescription athletic turf”

(PAT) football playing surface in the country. It was ironic that Harkema opened the 1973 campaign against

his alma mater Kalamazoo College, where he won 10 varsity lettersand led the Hornets to six MIAA championships.

John Mahan rushed 26 times for 158 yards and Steve Bremsadded 122 more to lead GV to its first football victory in its seasonopener at home, a 27-14 win over Kalamazoo. Defensive tackleBryce Berth and offensive guard Tom Tefft were named the offen-sive and defensive players of the game.

To prove it was not fluke, the Lakers did it again the followingweek with Mahan rushing for 147 yards and Brems adding 138 asGV defeated Chicago Circle 40-8 in a night game played at SoldierField in Chicago.

Grand Valley outscored opponents 259-120 and posted theirfirst winning season. 1973 marked the start of the great footballtradition at Grand Valley, and during the next 10 years underHarkema they would post a 68-29-1 record, win three Great LakesConference football championships and make one trip to the NAIAplayoffs.

Also during that period, a number of Lakers would begin careersin professional football. Jim Schaap and Tom Tefft, 1971-73, werethe first Lakers to sign professional football contracts when theysigned with the Detroit Wheels of the World Football League in1974, setting the stage for a number of GV football alums to followinto the National Football League during that period. They includeGary Evans 1975-77 (New York Jets), Ron Essink 1976-79 (SeattleSeahawks), Ron Rubick 1978-81 (Detroit Lions), Steve Michuta1979-81 (Cleveland Browns), and Jeff Chadwick 1980-82 (DetroitLions).

Many Laker followers feel that the 1975 team, with a 7-2-1record, may have set the standards for many years to come. Afterdropping a hard fought 15-6 contest to Wayne State, which alsoincluded the loss of their quarterback Scott VanDyken for the sea-son, the Lakers bounced back to shutout Ferris State, 38-0, for theirfirst win over the Bulldogs, defeat Saginaw Valley and Hillsdale,tie Northwood, and lose on a trick play to Northern Michigan, 21-17.

1976 was the year Grand Valley would receive national attentionin more ways than one. It all started at Michigan Tech when RogerMcCoy was credited with a 39-yard field goal although the ballnever cleared the crossbar. Instead, the ball hit a public addresswire some 50 feet in the air and the ball dropped straight down infront of the goal posts.

A lengthy deliberation following was dominated by MichiganTech coach Jim Kapp, who brought the ground rule to the attentionof the officials, that if that ball should hit the wire in flight, thedown should be replayed. Kapp’s appeal was denied on the basisthat he forgot to tell Grand Valley or the officials before the startof the game that the rule existed, and because the field goal wasallowed, the Lakers walked away with a 10-8 victory. McCoy hadset a GVSU record with a 60-yard field goal the previous weekagainst Grand Rapids JC at Houseman Field.The Lakers get on the Map

The game which put Grand Valley on the map was the seasonfinale against Northern Michigan. The Wildcats came into Allen-dale as defending champions, boasting an 18-game winning streak,ranked No. 1 in Division II and fresh off an 82-7 whipping of Ne-braska-Omaha.

ABC television sent a crew to feature Northern Michigan, butit was the Lakers, playing 21 seniors who built up a 24-0 lead andwent on to shock the Wildcats 31-14 before the then largest crowdin GV history at the time.


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Reflections of that game even hit the state legislature, when theRepresentative Dominic Jacobetti of Neguanee vowed he wouldeat a pasties’ box if Northern were to lose. Although humbled, Ja-cobetti was true to his word, and ate a piece of cake looking like apasties’ box that was furnished by Grand Valley president DonLubbers. Grand Valley Dominates the GLIAC

Harkema’s teams had traditionally been built around defenseand a solid running game. In 1977 he decided to go to the air andwith senior quarterback Roy Gonzalez at the helm, a transfer fromToledo, the Lakers took to the air and won the first of three GreatLakes Conference Championships in a five year period.

Gonzalez was followed by quarterbacks David Quinley, SteveMichuta, and Jeff Lynch, who gave GV the most feared passing inthe GLIAC. They were also blessed with outstanding receivers inClint Nash, Michael Woods, Rubick Chadwick, and Bill Luckstedas the Lakers averaged seven wins a year from 1977-82.

Argument still exists over Harkema’s most successful team. The1976 club, despite an 8-2 record, and posting the biggest victoryin the school’s history, finished second in the GLIAC and missedthe NAIA playoffs. The First Playoff Year

In 1978 with Quinley at the controls, the Lakers suffered early49-22 and 49-3 losses to Northern Michigan and Bowling Green,but bounced back to win eight straight games including a repeat ofthe GLIAC title and an NCAA playoff victory over Wisconsin-LaCrosse. The team lost at Elon (NC) College 14-7 in the semifi-nals of the NAIA playoffs and closed out with a 9-3 record, themost wins in GV history at the time. The 1981 season was similarto 1978 when the Lakers lost 21-20 to Northern Iowa and 29-28 toNorthern Michigan, but bounced back to dominate the GLIAC andwin their third title despite a rash of injuries which devastated theclub. The Lakers Earn a New Stadium

The Grand Valley football package was completed when thestadium and track complex named after its president, Arend D.Lubbers, was dedicated on September 15, 1979. The majority ofthese gifts included contributions from Laker football fans and pri-vate donors. The stadium was built around the existing PAT fieldwith permanent seating for 4,146 fans. Beside the stadium/trackcomplex, the new practice fields and the new Fieldhouse, whichreplaced the Dome in 1982, gave GV one of the finest Division IIfacilities in the Midwest. Harkema was on his way to building an-other winner when he accepted the head coaching job at EasternMichigan. He resigned in November 1982 and was replaced byBob Giesey, Ball State assistant, in December of 1982.

Giesey’s team lost the final two games of the season by twopoints, 31-30 to Northwood and 15-14 to Saginaw Valley to finish4-6. The roof caved in the following year and GV went 0-10 andmanaged only 99 points for the season.

Beck Turns GVSU into a Winner AgainGiesey resigned and Athletic Director Dr. George MacDonald

began a nationwide search which climaxed with the hiring of TomBeck, a Chicago native, who came to Grand Valley from theChicago Blitz of the United States Football League and who hadturned losing programs into winning ones at Illinois Benedictine

and Elmhurst College. It took Beck three games to get back on track in 1985. Faced

with a 14-game losing streak, Beck made some key personnelchanges. Beck installed Guy Schuler at quarterback and movedwide receiver Ray Buckner to tailback, linebacker Sylvester John-son to fullback, and defensive tackle Brian Mulcahy to middle line-backer. The Lakers went out and defeated Evansville 28-14 andfinished the year 6-5.

The next five years would see explosive offenses, outstandingplayers and solid coaching which would result in trips to theNCAA Division II playoffs, as well as the Lakers becoming a fix-ture in preseason and postseason rankings.

Beck’s 1986 team posted a 9-2 record, but that was only aninkling of this to come. Undefeated in 1989

After a pair of 7-4 seasons in 1987 and 1988, the Lakers postedtheir first undefeated regular season with an 11-0 record and thefinal Great Lakes Conference Championship in 1989. GV led Di-vision II in total offense, averaging 480.9 yards per game and alsoin points with 44.5.

One of the highlights of the 1989 season was GVSU’s recordbreaking 91-0 victory over Valparaiso. The Lakers jumped out toa 56-0 halftime lead as they rolled up 731 yards in total offense.Freshman kicker Miguel Sagaro from Spain set a Division II recordwhen he connected on 65 of 66 extra points for the season andsophomore fullbackEric Lynch scored21 touchdowns.Lynch went on tobegin an outstandingcareer with the De-troit Lions.

Grand Valley fin-ished third in thefinal 1989 DivisionII poll and earnedthe first of three con-secutive playoffberths, losing to In-diana, PA, 34-24 ona frigid Novemberafternoon high-lighted by 11 inchesof snow on theground. Grand Valley Joins MIFC, Wins Inaugural Crown

In 1990, Grand Valley, along with GLIAC members Ferris State,Hillsdale, Northern Michigan, Saginaw Valley, and Wayne State,joined forces with the schools from the Heartland Conferencewhich included Ashland, Butler, University of Indianapolis, St.Joseph’s College, and Valparaiso to form the Midwest Intercolle-giate Football Conference.

The Lakers continued their winning ways, posting a 22-gameregular season winning streak before falling at Hillsdale, 38-34.GV won the inaugural MIFC crown, finished with a 10-2 recordand lost to East Texas State, 20-14, in the playoffs. Kelly Moves Up

Beck left Grand Valley the following March to become an as-sistant at Notre Dame, and Athletic Director Mike Kovalchik filledthe position with 28-year old Laker assistant Brian Kelly, a grad-uate of Assumption College, who continued to lead the Lakers to


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success on the gridiron. He posted his 20th and 30th wins fasterthan any of his predecessors, and going into the 2003 season hada 104-34-2 record in twelve seasons of competition. GV Defeats Defending National Champ, Goes To Playoffs ForThird Straight Year

Kelly’s first season was a roller coaster ride as the Lakers beganby defeating defending Division II national champion NorthDakota State, 21-17, in Fargo, breaking the Bison 25 game homewinning streak as the Lakers became the first team to score a rush-ing TD in 38 quarters. The following week Grand Valley wasshutout 33-0 in the Butler Bowl. Kelly’s 1991 team went on to posta 9-3 record, losing to East Texas State in the playoffs, 36-15.

Grand Valley shared its second MIFC crown with Butler, Ferris,and Hillsdale in 1992 with an 8-3 record. Kelly’s club returned tothe playoffs in 1994 and posted an 8-4 mark after losing to IUP inthe first round. Kelly Continues Winning Tradition

The Lakers posted back to back 8-3 seasons in ‘95 and ‘96, fin-ishing second in the MIFC both years. GVSU earned a share ofthe conference title in 1997, with a 9-2 overall record, and finishedthe MIFC season 9-1, with only a 30-27 overtime loss at SaginawValley State.

Quarterback Jeff Fox led the Lakers to their second straightMIFC title and back into the playoffs in 1998 with a 9-1 conferencemark. Fox became Grand Valley State’s first-ever Harlon Hill

Award Finalist as he rewrote the GVSU single-season and careeroffensive record books. The Lakers season was ended by SlipperyRock in the first round of the playoffs, 37-14.

Kelly decided to go with a youth movement in 1999 and the in-experience showed as the Lakers stumbled to a 5-5 finish. The2000 season started slowly as a tough early schedule droppedGVSU to 0-3. However, the Lakers did not quit after the roughstart and responded with a six-game winning streak to end the sea-son at 7-4.

In 2001 the dividends of getting young players some vaulableexperience showed as the Lakers not only won their first- everplayoff game but advanced to the 2001 National Championship.Behind an offensive attack like no Division II school before it,Grand Valley posted a perfect 10-0 regular season with an averageof 58.4 points per game and 48.0 average margin of victory.

GVSU’s march to the championship game was not easy, however,as quarterback and Harlon Hill Finalist Curt Anes, was injured inthe Lakers’ first playoff game. Grand Valley responded with a firstround 42-14 victory over Bloomsburg, a 33-30 second round winover Saginaw Valley State, and a semifinal win over Catawba Col-lege, 34-16, with two back up quarterbacks. In the championshipgame against North Dakota the Lakers took a 14-10 lead with 2:46left in the game, but the Fighting Sioux responded with a lastminute drive of their own to take the title, 17-14.

Finish what we started was the motto of the 2002 season.Curt Anes returned from a serious knee injury to guide GVSU to aperfect 10-0 regular season mark. GVSU defeated three rankedteams en route to the undefeated season. The playoffs began witha convincing 62-13 win over C.W. Post. Then came a matchupagainst longtime nemesis Indiana (Pa.). GVSU entered the game0-6 against the Indians all-time, however, scored on its first eightpossessions in the first half and built a 50-7 lead. The Lakerscruised to a 62-21 win and advanced to the NCAA DII semifinals.Grand Valley State again jumped out to an early lead and neverlooked back with an impressive 44-7 victory over Northern Col-orado. The win advanced GVSU to the NCAA DII National Cham-pionship game for the second straight year. The #1 ranked Lakerssquared off against #2 Valdosta State for a winner take all game.GVSU led 17-6 at the half and 24-6 midway through the fourthquarter. However, VSU scored 18 unanswered points to tie thegame with just over three minutes remaining. Anes, who won theHarlon Hill Award as the DII Player of the Year less than 24 hoursearlier, drove the Lakers 68 yards in 2:05 for a TD to give GVSUthe 2002 NCAA DII National Championship. Anes hit All-Amer-ican David Kircus on a 10-yard pass for the winning score. GrandValley State went wire-to-wire as the top-ranked team in DivisionII and finished with a perfect 14-0 record.

Following “Finish What We Started” in 2002, the 2003motto was “Tradition Never Graduates”. Gone from the 2002 teamwere 25 seniors that concluded their careers with back-to-back ap-pearances in the NCAA DII Championship game. However, some-one forgot to tell the the 2003 squad that the run was over. The2003 campaign started with a road win over perennial DII powerUC Davis that was now a I-AA school. GVSU limited the high-powered Aggie offense to just two field goals, while GVSU’s All-American placekicker, David Hendrix, booted three field goals, thefinal one coming in overtime to give a young GVSU squad a 9-6win. A resounding win over West Michigan rival Ferris State fol-lowed as the Laker defense scored a pair of TDs. Wins over WayneState, Hillsdale, Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan built theLakers’ overall winning streak to 20 games and the conferencestreak to 29 games. A date with fourth-ranked Saginaw Valley Statewas next on the ledger and GVSU and GLIAC record crowd of12,832 attended the much anticipated contest at Lubbers Stadium.GVSU turnovers and miscues filled the second half and the Cardi-nals capitalized to claim a 34-20 victory.

GVSU regrouped and notched a 33-14 win at Northwood tobuild momentum towards another playoff run. However, this play-off run would have to be done on the road as GVSU entered theplayoffs seeded third in the Northeast Region. The Lakers openedwith a 65-36 win at Bentley College that set up a rematch withSVSU. Scott Mackey picked off a pass late in the second quarterto score the games only TD and give GVSU a 10-3 win. A win (31-3) in south Texas over Texas A&M-Kingsville propelled GVSUinto its third straigth NCAA DII Championship game. A familarfoe, North Dakota, was on the docket in a game that was sure tobe a defensive battle. GVSU led 3-0 in the third quarter, but UNDwas deep in Laker territory and looking to take the lead before jun-


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ior defensive back Lucius Hawkins made the play of the game.Hawkins forced a fumble by the Sioux QB that he in turn pickedup and raced 59 yards to the North Dakota 20-yard line. All-Amer-ican Michael Tennessee scored three plays later from three yardsout to give GVSU a 10-0 lead. GVSU led 10-3 in the closing min-utes as North Dakota was driving. Senior linebacker Mike Hoadwould have none of that and picked off a pass on the Laker 10 topreserve the win and give GVSU back-to-back NCAA DII Na-tional Championships. The 2003 GVSU senior class etched theirnames in the record books by becoming just the second team(North Alabama) in NCAA DII history to make three consecutivetrips to the title game. The Laker seniors were 47-2 in their final49 games and tallied a four-year GLIAC record of 34-4.

Chuck Martin Takes Over The Reins Of Laker FootballThe 2004 season opened the era of a new mentor as Brian Kelly

left following the 2003 season to take the head coach job at CentralMichigan. Enter Chuck Martin as the fifth head coach in the historyof the Laker football program. Martin won more games (10) thanany of the four previous head coaches in their first year at the helm.In addition, the Lakers advanced to the NCAA DII Quarterfinalsfor the fourth straight year. The 2004 Laker seanior class concludedtheir careers with a 51-5 record, including two National Champi-onships and three title game appearances. The 51 wins by the Lakersenior class tied the DII record for wins in a career. DT KeyontaMarshall became GVSU’s first-ever three-time All-American andGrand Valley State continued to set single-season attendancerecords with a single-game average of 10,799 in 2004. National Championship Number Three Year number two in the Chuck Martin era started with a lot ofpromise and ended with a National Championship. GVSU swept through the regular season with a perfect 9-0record. Grand Valley State held the top spot in the AFCA poll aftera 14-10 comeback win at Ashland on Sept. 17. The Lakers claimeda pair of impressive wins in October over nationally-ranked oppo-nents. GVSU claimed a 31-10 victory over #4 Saginaw ValleyState and then one week later tallied a 30-14 win at #5 Northwood.The Lakers’ final game of the regular season was cancelled due tolightning on a November night. GVSU received a bye as the top seed in the Northwest Region

and opened the playoffs with a familar foe in North Dakota. GVSUdominated the contest defensively and had all the points theyneeded by the half (14-0) en route to a 17-3 victory. A rematch withSaginaw Valley State was next and the Cardinals built a 14-7 half-time lead. However, a crucial TD on fourth-and-one tied the gamein the third quarter and GVSU added 10 more points to claim a 24-17 victory. The semifinals were next and East Stroudsburg (Pa.)was all that stood between the Lakers another trip to Florence. TheWarriors didn’t stand in the way long and GVSU raced out to a 41-0 lead midway through the second quarter and went on to claim a55-20 victory.

Grand Valley State was making its fourth appearance in theNCAA DII title game in the last five years. The Lakers trailedNorthwest Missouri State 17-14 midway through the fourth quarterwhen they started their National Championship game-winningdrive. Junior QB Cullen Finnerty hit WR Eric Fowler with a keythird-down pass to keep the drive alive. Senior WR BrandonLangston thought he let the title slip away when a Finnerty passjust slipped through his hands. However, Finnerty came back tothe Lakers’ playmaker later in the drive and boy did he prove wor-thy of the task. Langston took a screen pass and raced 35 yards topaydirt to give GVSU a 21-17 lead with just over four minutes re-maining. The Bearcats picked up a couple of first downs and hadone final play from the Laker 25 with one tick left on the clock.The pass was completed, but senior safety Joe Ballard and sopho-more linebacker Kirk Carruth made sure it was short of the goalline and GVSU had its third DII football National Championshipin four years. The victory also enabled the Laker senior class topick up their 51st victory against just four losses to establish thetop victory total and best winning percentage in a four-year period.The Lakers placed 18 on the All-GLIAC team, including nine first-teamers. DT Mike McFadden was named the GLIAC DefensiveLineman of the Year, while Cullen Finnerty was named the Offen-sive Back of the Year. McFadden and OT Josh Bourke were con-sensus all-americans. McFadden was named the Gene UpshawAward winner as the top DII interior lineman. Head coach ChuckMartin was named the AFCA DII Coach of the Year.Allendale Becomes Titletown

Allendale, Michigan officially became titletown of Division IIfootball on Dec. 16, 2006. Grand Valley State captured its fourthNCAA DII Football National Championship in the last five years(2002, 2003, 2005, 2006), becoming just the second team in DIIhistory to finish the the season with a 15-0 mark. Grand ValleyState has appeared in five title games since 2001.

The Lakers swept through the 2006 regular season in dominatingfashion, outscoring its GLIAC foes by an average score of 37.1 -14.6. Grand Valley State then rambled through a playoff run thatincluded wins over two North Central Conference schools (SouthDakota and North Dakota) in regional action, a win over a GulfSouth Conference team (Delta State) in the semifinals, followedby a victory over Northwest Missouri State (17-14) of the MIAAin the title game. QB Cullen Finnerty scored the game winner earlyin the fourth quarter on a 4-yard run and the Laker defense pre-served the win. Finnerty ran for 117 and passed for 225, while cor-nerback Bill Brechin picked off two passes and recovered a fumblefor the defense. GVSU also played on national television threetimes (ESPN2 twice and CSTV) during the 2006 season. An in-credible 21 players earned All-GLIAC plaudits, including ninefirst-teamers. Seven individuals earned all-american honors, in-cluding consensus first-teamers in QB Cullen Finnerty, OT Bran-don Barnes, DL Mike McFadden, LB Anthony Adams and CBBrandon Carr.


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GVSU concluded the 2006 season with college football’slongest active winning streak (28 games) and the winners in 85-of-their-last-90 football games. Grand Valley State quarterbackCullen Finnerty concluded his career as college football’s all-timewinningest starting QB in terms of total wins with a 51-4 record.The GVSU 2006 senior class ended their playing careers with a52-4 overall mark and three National Championships. Including aredshirt year in 2002, the senior class was 66-4 with four NationalChampionships. Grand Valley State didn’t win the 2007 NCAA DII Football Na-tional Championship, but it took an unforseen road trip, an icestorm and a record-setting performance by an all-american runningback to keep the Lakers out of the title game. The Lakers wentthrough the regular season with a perfect 10-0 record and won itsfirst two playoff games en route to the NCAA Division II Semifi-nals. The 12 straight wins ran the Lakers’ Division II record winstreak to 40 games before it ended with a loss at No. 5 NorthwestMissouri State in the semifinals. The Lakers were ranked No. 1 inthe nation until their loss in the 13th game. Sophomore Brad Iciek excelled in his first season as GVSU’sstarting quarterback and compiled a quarterback efficiency ratingof 168.12 by completing 61.1 percent of his passes for 2,850 yardsand 30 touchdowns. Freshman Jimmy Berezik stepped in and ranfor 1,021 yards with eight touchdowns, while Blake Smolen tallied1,631 all-purpose yards. Senior Brandon Horn caught a team-best55 passes for 823 yards, while Antione Trent hauled in 34 passesfor 585 yards and 11 TDs. Defensively, the Lakers were led by An-thony Adams and Dan Skuta. Adams piled up 94 tackles, 52 solo,along with 20.5 tackles for loss for a total of 74 yards. He alsorecorded six sacks and two forced fumbles. Skuta was second on

the team with 77 tackles, with 17.5 for a loss. He notched 11.5sacks for 71 yards and forced four fumbles. Following the season, defensive back Brandon Carr was se-lected by the Kansas City Chiefs as the fifth pick in the fifth roundof the NFL draft. Carr was the first Laker to be drafted since Key-onta Marshall was drafted in the second day of the 2005 draft.Three other Lakers earned various all-american honors followingthe season. Adams was named to the American Football CoachesAssociation All-American First Team, as well as the AP and Dak-tronics, Inc. All-American First Teams. Brandon Barnes earned APand Daktronics First Team All-American plaudits, as well. He alsotook home the Gene Upshaw award as the best lineman in DivisionII football. Skuta also earned First Team All-American status from

Daktronics, and also second team plaudits from the AP. The selec-tions marked the seventh straight year that a GVSU player wasnamed to the AFCA All-American First Team. Iciek was also named as a Harlon Hill finalist for the mostvaluable player in Division II football. He became the fourthstraight GVSU quarterback to be named as a Harlon Hill finalist.Head coach Chuck Martin was named the NCAA Division IIAFCA Region 3 Coach of the Year after leading the Laker footballprogram to a third consecutive undefeated regular season.

The Lakers tallied their fourth consecutive undefeated regularseason and fourth straight GLIAC title in 2008, however, a 19-13double overtime loss to eventual national champion Minnesota-Duluth dimmed the shine on the regular season. Iciek was a finalistfor the Harlon Hill Award for the second straight year, while DTDan Skuta, OC Billy Eisenhardt and OT Sam Allen were consensusall-america selections. The most successful DII football team since 2001 continuedits winning ways in 2009. The Lakers won their fifth straightGLIAC title and advanced to the NCAA DII National Champi-onship game for the sixth time in the last nine years. Hillsdale Col-lege snapped the Lakers’ 45-game regular season winning streak,but GVSU atoned for that loss with a win over the Chargers in theNCAA playoffs. NW Missouri State claimed a 30-23 win over theLakers in the title game. Senior QB Brad Iciek was a Harlon Hill finalist for the thirdconsecutive year and senior WR Blake Smolen became the Lakersall-time, all-purpose yardage leader. Nick McDonald, DannyRichard, Justin Victor and Jake McGuckin were recognized nation-ally for their play on the field.Matt Mitchell Takes Over As Head Coach Matt Mitchell took over as the seventh head coach in the pro-grams history and won the most games of any first-year head coach(11). The Lakers claimed their sixth straight GLIAC title and ap-peared in the NCAA DII Playoffs for the 11th consecutive year. Senior offensive lineman Cameron Bradfield was a consensusFirst-Team All-American, while senior linebacker Justin Victoralso earned post-season honors from several publications. After claiming the 2011 season opener, GVSU lost threestraight games by a total of 10 points in games where the outcomewas decided on the last play of the game. The Lakers reboundedand won seven straight games to end the season, however, GVSUwas not selected for the NCAA DII Playoffs for the first time in10 years, despite claiming a 49-24 win over Saginaw Valley Statein the season finale. The Lakers claimed the 2012 GLIAC NorthDivsion crown, but an 8-3 mark, including a 7-3 GLIAC record,did not qualify them for the playoffs. Mitchell guided the Lakers to a 12-3 overall mark and a 9-2regular season mark in 2013. The Lakers also notched a 4-2 markagainst teams that finished the year ranked in final AFCA Coashes’poll. GVSU closed the 2013 regular season with a 49-34 victoryover 15th-ranked Saginaw Valley State. The Lakers and Cardinalswere paired up against one another in an NCAA Super Region 4first-round playoff matchup jusst one week later and GVSU againcame out on top, this time by a 40-7 score. Grand Valley State cap-tured a 34-30 victory at No. 3 Colorado State-Pueblo and won itseithth NCAA DII regional crown with a 35-28 comeback win over11th-ranked West Texas A&M. The Lakers dropped a 27-13decition at eventual National Champion Northwest Missouri Statein the semifinals.By Don Thomas and Tim Nott


RESULTS WHEN RANKED

GV Opp H/A Opponent Date Result Score 22 2 A NW Missouri State* 12/14/13 L 27-13 22 19 H West Texas A&M* 12/7/13 W 35-28 22 3 A Colorado State-Pueblo* 11/30/13 W 34-30 22 21 H Saginaw Valley State* 11/23/13 W 40-7 24 NR A Ferris State 10/12/13 L 54-44 25 NR H Michigan Tech 10/5/13 W 49-3 9 NR A Ohio Dominican 9/28/13 L 57-14 10 NR H Tiffin 9/21/13 W 42-17 10 NR H Truman State 9/14/13 W 31-15 14 NR H Azusa Pacific 9/7/13 W 38-17 15 NR A Saginaw Valley State 11/10/12 L 55-52 19 NR H Wayne State 11/3/12 W 35-13 23 24 A Hillsdale 10/27/12 W 42-23 24 NR H Northwood 10/20/12 W 40-28 14 NR A Northern Michigan 10/13/12 L 38-10 3 NR H Ferris State 10/6/12 L 40-24 3 22 A Michigan Tech 9/29/12 W 51-43 4 NR H Ohio Dominican 9/22/12 W 46-41 4 NR A Tiffin 9/15/12 W 28-0 7 NR H Notre Dame (Ohio) 9/8/12 W 83-46 7 NR A Western Oregon 9/1/12 W 48-20 15 NR A Indianapolis 9/17/11 L 34-33 4 NR A Hillsdale 9/10/11 L 34-31 5 NR H Western Oregon 9/1/11 W 44-20 6 9 A Augustana* 11/27/10 L 38-6 6 16 H Colorado Mines* 11/20/10 W 35-13 6 NR A Saginaw Valley State 11/13/10 W 28-7 8 NR H Northwood 11/6/10 W 35-21 1 NR A Michigan Tech 10/30/10 L 20-17 1 NR A Ferris State 10/23/10 W 41-0 1 NR H Lake Erie 10/16/10 W 57-23 1 NR H Northern Michigan 10/9/10 W 28-7 1 NR A Tiffin 10/2/10 W 71-10 1 NR A Findlay 9/25/10 W 35-7 1 NR H Indianapolis 9/18/10 W 38-31 1 11 H Hillsdale 9/11/10 W 44-41 2 8 H West Texas A&M 9/2/10 W 34-31 3 2 N NW Missouri State# 12/12/09 L 30-23 3 10 H Carson-Newman* 12/5/09 W 44-27 3 4 A Minnesota-Duluth* 11/28/09 W 24-10 3 13 H Hillsdale* 11/21/09 W 44-27 3 NR H Wayne State 11/7/09 W 59-28 5 NR H Northern Michigan 10/31/09 W 31-19 6 NR A Ashland 10/24/09 W 34-7 8 18 H Findlay 10/17/09 W 38-13 1 NR A Hillsdale 10/10/09 L 27-24 1 NR H Tiffin 10/3/09 W 47-21 1 NR A Michigan Tech 9/26/09 W 55-9 1 NR A Ferris State 9/19/09 W 17-10 1 13 H Saginaw Valley State 9/12/09 W 38-7 1 NR A Indianapolis 9/5/09 W 26-10 1 11 A West Texas A&M 8/29/09 W 37-23 1 6 H Minnesota-Duluth* 11-29-08 L 19-13 (2ot) 1 27 H Ashland* 11-22-08 W 40-7 1 25 A Wayne State 11-8-08 W 24-10 1 NR A Northern Michigan 11-1-08 W 45-14 1 23 H Ashland 10-25-08 W 48-42 1 NR A Findlay 10-18-08 W 34-10 1 NR H Hillsdale 10-11-08 W 41-10 2 NR A Tiffin 10-4-08 W 49-0 2 23 H Michigan Tech 9-27-08 W 52-6 2 24 H Ferris State 9-20-08 W 31-13 2 25 A Saginaw Valley State 9-13-08 W 36-0 2 NR H Indianapolis 9-6-08 W 49-21 1 5 A NW Missouri State 12-8-07 L 34-16 1 21 H Central Washington 12-1-07 W 41-21 1 7 H North Dakota* 11-24-07 W 21-14 1 NR H Northern Michigan 11-10-07 W 44-14 1 NR A Saginaw Valley State 11-3-07 W 21-10 1 NR H Ferris State 10-27-07 W 34-7 1 NR A Northwood 10-20-07 W 51-20 1 25 H Indianapolis 10-13-07 W 41-17 1 NR A Mercyhurst 10-6-07 W 59-7 1 NR N Wayne State 9-29-07 W 41-10 1 25 A Michigan Tech 9-22-07 W 48-6 1 NR H Findlay 9-15-07 W 38-15 1 NR H St. Joseph’s College 8-30-07 W 42-14 1 2 N NW Missouri State# 12-16-06 W 17-14 1 11 H Delta State* 12-10-06 W 49-30 1 8 H North Dakota* 12-2-06 W 30-20 1 16 H South Dakota* 11-25-06 W 35-17 1 NR A Northern Michigan 11-11-06 W 47-17 1 NR H Saginaw Valley State 11-4-06 W 49-35 1 NR A Ferris State 10-28-06 W 28-6 1 9 H Northwood 10-21-06 W 45-7 1 NR A Indianapolis 10-14-06 W 33-7 1 NR H Mercyhurst 10-7-06 W 49-17 1 NR A Wayne State 9-30-06 W 36-13

GV Opp H/A Opponent Date Result Score 1 NR H Michigan Tech 9-21-06 W 41-20 1 NR A St. Joseph’s 9-16-06 W 31-6 1 NR H Ashland 9-9-06 W 30-24 1 NR A Findlay 9-2-06 W 13-0 1 21 N NW Missouri State# 12-10-05 W 21-17 1 16 H East Stroudsburg* 12-3-05 W 55-20 1 4 H Saginaw Valley State* 11-26-05 W 24-17 1 16 H North Dakota* 11-19-05 W 17-3 1 NR H Northern Michigan 10-29-05 W 48-3 1 5 A Northwood 10-22-05 W 30-14 1 4 H Saginaw Valley State 10-15-05 W 31-10 1 NR A Hillsdale 10-8-05 W 38-10 1 NR H Wayne State 10-1-05 W 36-22 2 NR A Ashland 9-17-05 W 14-10 2 NR A Indianpolis 9-10-05 W 29-13 2 NR H Gannon 9-3-05 W 61-10 3 NR H Ferris State 8-27-05 W 30-10 15 14 A North Dakota* 11-27-04 L 19-15 15 7 A Northwood* 11-20-04 W 10-7 15 8 A Winona State* 11-13-04 W 16-13 17 4 N Michigan Tech 11-6-04 W 24-7 19 NR A Northern Michigan 10-30-04 W 45-29 10 18 H Northwood 10-23-04 L 35-14 1 23 A Saginaw Valley State 10-16-04 L 30-21 1 NR H Hillsdale 10-9-04 W 58-7 1 NR A Wayne State 10-2-04 W 34-0 1 NR H Ashland 9-18-04 W 37-7 1 NR H Indianapolis 9-11-04 W 35-19 1 NR A Gannon 9-4-04 W 48-17 1 NR A Ferris State 8-28-04 W 24-6 4 17 N North Dakota# 12-13-03 W 10-3 4 3 A Tex. A&M-Kingsville* 12-6-03 W 31-3 4 1 A Saginaw Valley State* 11-29-03 W 10-3 4 19 A Bentley* 11-22-03 W 65-36 4 NR A Findlay 11-15-03 W 44-0 4 NR A Indianapolis 11-8-03 W 53-10 6 NR H Mercyhurst 11-1-03 W 51-6 7 NR A Northwood 10-25-03 W 33-14 1 4 H Saginaw Valley State 10-18-03 L 34-20 1 NR A Northern Michigan 10-11-03 W 50-20 1 NR H Michigan Tech 10-4-03 W 48-17 1 NR A Hillsdale 9-27-03 W 37-24 1 NR H Wayne State 9-20-03 W 50-14 1 NR H Ferris State 9-13-03 W 40-14 1 (1-AA) A UC-Davis 9-6-03 W 9-6 (OT) 1 2 N Vadosta State# 12-14-02 W 31-24 1 7 H Northern Colorado* 12-7-02 W 44-7 1 6 H Indiana (Pa.)* 11-30-02 W 62-21 1 12 H C.W. Post* 11-23-02 W 62-13 1 19 H Findlay 11-16-02 W 63-19 1 NR H Indianapolis 11-9-02 W 50-13 1 NR A Mercyhurst 11-2-02 W 62-24 1 NR H Northwood 10-26-02 W 33-14 1 3 A Saginaw Valley State 10-19-02 W 23-18 1 NR H Northern Michigan 10-12-02 W 51-14 1 NR A Michigan Tech 10-5-02 W 56-14 1 NR H Hillsdale 9-28-02 W 44-19 1 NR A Wayne State 9-21-02 W 49-14 1 6 H UC-Davis 9-7-02 W 24-17 2 4 N North Dakota# 12-8-01 L 17-14 2 7 H Catawba* 12-1-01 W 34-16 2 9 H Saginaw Valley State* 11-24-01 W 33-30 2 5 H Bloomsburg* 11-17-01 W 42-14 3 NR H Hillsdale 11-10-01 W 57-21 4 NR H Wayne State 11-3-01 W 77-12 5 NR A Michigan Tech 10-27-01 W 44-34 7 NR H Mercyhurst 10-20-01 W 59-3 12 NR A Indianapolis 10-13-01 W 63-27 15 NR A Ferris State 10-6-01 W 63-17 15 NR H Northern Michigan 9-29-01 W 64-14 15 NR A Ashland 9-22-01 W 63-19 18 21 H Saginaw Valley State 9-8-01 W 38-7 22 NR H Minnesota-Crookston 8-30-01 W 56-0 When Ranked Overall Since 2001Total: 142-19Home: 79-4Away: 57-13Neutral: 6-2When Ranked #1Total: 81-5Home: 46-2Away: 31-3Neutral: 4-0 # NCAA DII National Championship game * NCAA DII Playoff game

THIS IS GVSUFOOTBALL

Since 1971, when Grand Valley State Uni-versity kicked off the first season of varsityfootball in Allendale, the Lakers have estab-lished themselves as one of the most success-ful college football programs in the country.

Grand Valley has won national champi-onships, rewritten record books, and pro-duced numerous all-americans and NFLcaliber players on the way to becoming aforce in Division II football.

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From Grand Valley State's first all-american in 1974 to the 2002 season when 11 Lakers garneredvarious all-america honors, GVSU has produced some of the top players in the country. Since2001, the Lakers have had at least four players earn all-america plaudits each season with the ex-ception of 2011 and 2012.

Eric Lynch (1989-90), Jeff Fox (1998), Curt Anes(2001-02), Cullen Finnerty (2006) and Brad Iciek(2007-09) finished among the top eight finalists forthe Harlon Hill Award.

After finishing second in 2001, despite having themost first place votes, Curt Anes claimed DivisionII’s top award in 2002 and led Grand Valley State toits first National Championship the following day.

GVSU Harlon Hill Finalists2009 Brad Iciek 4th2008 Brad Iciek 5th2007 Brad Iciek 7th2006 Cullen Finnerty 2nd2002 Curt Anes 1st2001 Curt Anes 2nd1998 Jeff Fox 3rd1990 Eric Lynch 8th1989 Eric Lynch 6th

Since 2000, GVSU has won 151 games, fournational championships, completed five unde-feated regular seasons and won more gamesthan any other Football Bowl Subdivision,Football Championship Subdivision, and Division II football team in the country.

The Lakers staked their claim as the team ofthe decade for the 2000’s.

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Florence, Alabama has become a “home awayfrom home” for the Laker football program inthe 2000’s. GVSU has made the trip from Al-lendale to Florence six times this decade. TheLakers own an impressive 6-1 record in na-tional semi-final games, along with a 4-2record in the championship game.

The Lakers held the longest active streak forplayoff appearances in Division II at 10.GVSU appeared in the playoffs every yearfrom 2001 through 2010. Grand Valley held a27-5 record during the 10-year playoff streak.

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2006 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

In 2006, the Lakers successfully defended the national championship. Along with the title defense,the Laker football program went 15-0 for the first time in school history and for just the secondtime in NCAA history as well. Chuck Martin earned his second AFCA Coach of the Year plauditin just his third season as the coach of the Lakers. Cullen Finnerty finished second in Harlon Hillballoting, while Mike McFadden received his second consecutive Gene Upshaw Award in 2006. The Lakers went wire to wire as the #1 team in the country. Grand Valley got off to a bit of arough start early in the season, but was able to peak at the right time despite suffering key injurieson the offensive line and defense. GVSU moved through the playoffs without too much of a scare,defeating South Dakota, North Dakota, and Delta State by an average score of more than twotouchdowns.In the championship game, Grand Valley defeated a determined NW Missouri State for the secondyear in a row, 17-14. Cullen Finnerty was responsible for both Laker touchdowns, while Billy“Pix” Brechin intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble to clinch the win.

The Lakers again returned to Florence, Ala. making their fourth appearance on ESPN in just fiveseasons. AFCA Coach of the Year, Chuck Martin, led the Lakers to a second undefeated championship sea-son in just his second campaign as head coach. Grand Valley State became just the third school towin three Division II football National Championships.Cullen Finnerty, who ran for two touchdowns, connected with Brandon Langston on a screen passwhich he took 35 yards to paydirt for what would be the eventual winning touchdown.The Laker defensive unit stood tall, as Mike McFadden continued to pressure the NW MissouriState quarterback despite fighting an injury from the previous week. As the game came down tothe final seconds, Kirk Carruth and Joe Ballard stuffed a last gasp pass completion just short ofthe goal line to seal the victory.Josh Bourke and Mike McFadden garnered all-american honors, and McFadden also earned theGene Upshaw Award. The senior class finished as the winningest class in GVSU history (51-4).



In contrast to the 2002 season, the Lakers took to the road to claim the national championship inback-to-back seasons. In the end, GVSU would travel 13,232 miles to defend the title.Grand Valley continued its winning ways after graduating 13 starters from the previous season. Depsite seeing its 20-game win streak come to an end in the middle of the season, GVSU re-grouped to finish strong with only one blemish preventing another undefeated season.Scott Mackey scored the only touchdown against Saginaw Valley in the playoff rematch to givethe Lakers a 10-3 victory over Grand Valley’s biggest in-state rival. The win would give the Lakersa berth in the semifnals where GVSU ran over highly touted Texas A&M-Kingsville for a returnto the championship game in Florence, Ala.Mackey, along with Lucius Hawkins, would help lead the Lakers in a tough battle versus NorthDakota in the championship game. In the end, Mike Hoad would play the hero as he put an endto a late Fighting Sioux drive by picking off a pass to give the Lakers a 10-3 win against the teamwho narrowly defeated them in the 2001 championship game.


Staking the claim as one of the most explosive and dynamic football teams in DII history, the2002 Lakers went wire-to-wire as the #1 team in the nation with an incredible 11 players thatearned some sort of all-america mention.GVSU completed its second undefeated regular season in 2002, on its way to winning the GLIACtitle for the second consecutive year. The Lakers would go on an amazing playoff run before re-turning to Alabama to face Valdosta State in the title game. Grand Valley posted an average marginof victory of 42 points in three playoff games versus C.W. Post, IUP and Northern Colorado.The title game featured the first NCAA Division II championship game in which the top two teamsin the country were both undefeated. Grand Valley entered as the #1 team, while Valdosta Statewas ranked #2. GVSU led for most of the game, but a Valdosta State comeback effort put theBlazers in position for the win. However, a calm, cool and collected Curt Anes found Kircus latein the fourth quarter to cap off a 65-yard drive to take the lead. Darren Smith tallied his second in-terception of the game to put Valdosta State away and seal the Lakers’ first championship.All-american David Kircus racked up a Division II championship game-record 270 receiving yardsand three touchdowns to lead the Lakers to their first national championship.

THESTREAK

From August 27, 2005 through December 1,2007 Grand Valley State’s football team left thefield as the victor for 40 consecutive games.GVSU stood the test of time to put its name inthe history books by breaking the record for thelongest winning streak in NCAA Division IIhistory.

Hillsdale College set the record in 1957 with34 straight wins. That mark stood strong for 50years with few challengers. As history hasshown, the record for the longest winningstreak is a virtually impossible task to conquer.

Wilkes and Morgan State reached just over 30wins in the late-60’s, but no school would testthe record again until 1995 when an undefeatedBentley team dropped what would have beentheir 31st consecutive win in the last game ofthe regular season against Stonehill.

Game 1Aug. 27, 2005

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Game 11Nov. 26, 2005

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Game 26Dec. 2, 2006

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Grand Valley’s path to 40 straight wins camefrom a more unique direction than those in thepast. While Hillsdale, Wilkes, Morgan State,and Bentley all made their runs through regularseason and in-conference bowl game wins. TheLakers faced the best in the country each yearafter the regular season concluded in a playoffsystem. The “second season” provides a differ-ent type of challenge by adding four or fiveextra games against nationally ranked oppo-nents each season.

The improbable 40-game winning streak con-sisted of three consecutive undefeated regularseasons, three postseason berths, 11 playoffvictories and two national championships.

The Laker offense has been directed by six quarterbacks since 1996 and if you go all the way backto 1985, 11 primary signal callers have lined up under center. Four of GVSU’s last five quarterbackshave been Harlon Hill Award finalists as the DII Player of the Year.Brad Iciek concluded his career at GVSU in 2009 and he was a finalist for the Harlon Hill Awardeach of his three years. Cullen Finnerty concluded his college football career with the Lakers in 2006and in his four seasons as the starter for Grand Valley Finnerty became the winningest starting QB inNCAA history with a 51-4 record. Finnerty also led the Lakers to a 14-1 record in the playoffs withthree championship victories.Curt Anes finished his career at the top with the Lakers, leading GVSU to its first-ever NCAA DIIFootball National Championship during his senior year in 2002. Anes finished second in the HarlonHill voting as a junior, despite having the most first place votes, before winning the award in 2002.Anes held the school record for most passing yards in a career (10,581) when he completed his fouryear career.Before Cullen Finnerty and Curt Anes, Holland native, Jeff Fox was setting records and laying thefoundation for future Laker signal-callers. Fox became the first Grand Valley QB to throw for over2,000 yards in multiple seasons. In each of Fox’s three seasons at the helm of the offense rank in thetop 10 for passing in Laker annals. Kwame McKinnon, Jack Hull, Guy Schuler, Jim Lynch, and DavidQuinley are just a few more athletes who have stood tall as the field general for the Lakers in pastseasons.

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The Gene Upshaw Award was introduced to NCAA Division II in 2004 to represent the lineman of the year. Sinceits inception, the Manheim Touchdown Club has named five winners of the award, with three of the five recipientsbeing linemen from GVSU. Mike McFadden earned the honor in 2005 after leading the Lakers to a national cham-pionship. McFadden then capped off his career by winning the award again in 2006. Brandon Barnes kept thehardware in Allendale by garnering the most votes in 2007.

Curt Anes brought the Harlon Hill Trophy back from Alabama in 2002 along with the first national championshiptrophy. Anes finished second in 2001. Jeff Fox and Eric Lynch both preceeded Anes as Harlon Hill finalists. Lynchwas the first two-time nominee from Grand Valley (1989, 90) and Jeff Fox reached the national stage in 1998when he would finish third in the voting. Cullen Finnerty finished his career with three national championshipvictories and a second place finish in the 2006 Harlon Hill voting. Brad Iciek kept the tradition alive, being thefirst GVSU player to be named a Harlon Hill finalist for three consecutive seasons.

The Rimington Award honors the top offensive center in the country and the Lakers’ Matt Armstrong captured the20013 honor. Armstrong was a consensus all-america selection en route to being named the nations top center.

No NCAA DII program has produced as manyAll-Americans as Grand Valley State since 2001. Curt Anes, Dale Westrick, David Kircus, ReggieSpearmon, Josh Bourke are just a few of theLakers that built the decade of dominance. Lu-cius Hawkins, Scott Mackey, Eric Fowler, Bran-don Langston, Keyonta Marshall and MikeMcFadden continued the individual accoladesand in 2013 senior center Matt Armstrong andand sophomore tight end Jamie Potts added tothe impressive group.

Grand Valley State’s 2014 squad will again havea number of players that could garner post-sea-son honors. Jamie Potts, Jim Walsh, Heath Par-ling and Michael Ratay are just a few that couldemerge as the top players in Division II.

ALL AMERICANS

Tom Tefft earned the first postseason award fromthe NAIA in 1973. Since then, the Lakers haveearned well over 100 all-america awards.

Just a few seasons later, in 1975, Dan Karpowiczproved to have the talent to lead the Lakers to na-tional prominence. He was the first player fromGVSU to earn the national award from the NAIAranks.

In 2002, while the experts were debating if the Lak-ers were the best team in NCAA Division II history,GVSU tallied eleven different all-americans.

Now that the tradition has been built, the Lakersproduce some of the nations best players every sea-son as they contend for the national championships,all america honors and national awards every year.

From players walking to the football centerbeing greeted by tailgaiting fans before thegame, to the fireworks that light up the sky tosignal a Laker touchdown, a football game atLubbers Stadium has become a communityevent.

Just before each game the football playersrush the field toward the student section tothe cheers of well over 12,000 fans at eachhome game. It doesn’t get any better thanLaker football in Lubbers Stadium.

GAME DAY

“The crowd [GVSU student section] was extremely loud. We had a difficult time at that end ofthe field the whole game. They are one of the loudest crowds we’ve played in front of.” -BobBiggs, UC Davis head coach after GVSU defeated UC Davis in 2002

Lubbers Stadium is one of the most exciting Division II venues in the country. The stands are reg-ularly packed with thousands of excited students providing a homefield advantage in the southend zone. Opposing players are surrounded on game day between the student section, Laker fansthat fill the seats on each side, as well as the GVSU Marching Band in the north end zone.

Both fans and players are able to experience game day in Allendale more than most any otherprogram in the country. Since 2001, the Lakers have played 21 extra home games in the post-season. Laker game days can’t be contained to just five games per year.

THE COMMUNITY

Student-athletes at GVSU have the opportu-nities to gain a great education, participate incollege athletics and make a difference in theworld around them.

Football players have helped on campus thelast few years by lending a helping hand onfreshman move-in day. The Lakers have alsolooked to impact the community in differentways, from hurricane relief in Mississippi, vis-iting a Ronald McDonalds house, helping withyouth football camps, and clearing room for aplay area at a local camp.

The Laker football team logged over 3,000hours of community service during the 2013-14 academic year at various charitable organ-izations in West Michigan.

GVSU has appeared a number of times in Sports Il-lustrated because of its success in the 2000’s. TheLakers have also been highlighted twice in the“Leading Off” section of the magazine. They havealso been featured on the national stage by USAToday. The Lakers appeared on College FootballLive’s 50 States Tour in 2009 during the show thatfeatured the State of Michigan on ESPNU.

The Lakers are also regularly covered by the GrandRapids Press/MLive, which is read by over1,000,000 state wide on a daily basis. In addition,the Holland Sentinel, Grand Haven Tribune, theLansing State Journal, the Detroit News and the De-troit Free Press cover the Laker football program.

All of Grand Valley State’s home games are shownlive on the internet and on TV throughout the Stateof Michigan on Comcast Cable. GVSU has alsobeen on the ESPN family of networks nine times inthe last nine years.

MEDIA COVERAGE

FACILITIES

Arend D. Lubbers Stadium is the home ofLaker football. The Lakers have played at Lub-bers Stadium since 1972 and have amassed a.829 winning percentage in those 40 seasons.

Lubbers Stadium is the focal point of the Lakerfootball program. Since its construction it hasseen many additions to improve the facilities.Including the 2012 renovations, which in-cluded lowering the field eight feet and takingout the track to add four rows that form a horse-shoe, Lubbers Stadium has changed yearly. Inrecent years the stadium has expanded thehome stands by one full section on each side, anew student section was built, luxury suiteswere added, and a new scoreboard with aprostar video display was constructed in thenorth end zone.

FACILITIES

The Lakers are housed in the football centerthat sits next to Lubbers Stadium. The buildingincludes meeting rooms for each position aswell as a team room which can be used for fullteam meetings and press conferences.

Next to the Football Center sits the Rob Ode-jewski weight room which opened in 2002.The weight room was rededicated on August22, 2014 after a complete makeover on the in-side with both equipment and appearance.

In the fall of 2008, the university opened thedoors to the Laker Turf Building which has al-ready been honored with national awards forits construction. The football program uses thefacility to avoid adverse weather conditionsduring practices and also during off-seasonworkouts. It features a full six lane track and a100 yard Field Turf surface.

LUBBERS STADIUM

QUICK FACTS

All-Time Home Record: 194-42-1All-Time Home Playoff Record: 18-3

Record Attendance: 16,467Field Surface: FieldTurf

Year Built: 1972

The Lakers have not been shut out athome since 1992.

GVSU has a 79-4 record at homewhen ranked and has won 13 straight

home openers.

LAKERS IN THE PROS

Cameron Bradfield (Jaguars), Brandon Carr (Cowboys) and Dan Skuta have solidified themselvesas top level performers in the NFL, while OL Josh Bourke is among the top offensive lineman in theCanadian Football League. Bourke was picked up by the Montreal Alouettes after a short stint in theNFL. He has been successful in his native Canada, having been named to the CFL All-Star team fourstraight years and helped to lead his team to a Grey Cup title in two of the last three years.

Matt Armstrong (Saints) is the latest Laker to make his bid into the NFL and joins Tim Lelito on theSaints roster. Lelito started two games in 2013 after making the squad as an undrafted free agent.Lelito enters the 2014 season as the starting center for the Saints. Charles Johnson was drafted by theGreen Bay Packers in 2013, but was picked up off the Packers practice squad by the ClevelandBrowns. Nick McDonald was also signed by the Browns after stints with the Packers, Patriots andChargers.

LAKERS AND THE NFL

Name Team Gary Evans NY/Cle. Roger McCoy Buffalo Ron Essink Sea./Dallas Steve Michuta Cleveland Rob Rubick Detroit Jeff Chadwick Det./Sea./LA Stan Snider Detroit Rick Johnson Detroit Brian Mulcahy Tampa Bay Frank Miotke NY/Houston Mark Prins Phoenix Eric Lynch Detroit Rusty Setzer Los Angeles Mike Sheldon Buff./Miami Diriki Mose Detroit Kevin Clemens Seattle Curt Anes Detroit David Kircus Det./Denver Keyonta Marshall Phila./Carolina Josh Bourke Green Bay Derrick Jones Pitt./Tenn./Buff./ SD Mike McFadden Tampa Bay Eric Fowler Pitt./STL/Detroit Brandon Barnes Baltimore/Ind. Cullen Finnerty Baltimore Brandon Carr Dallas Sam Allen San Diego Dan Skuta San Francisco Nick McDonald Cleveland Todd Carter Carolina Cameron Bradfield Jacksonville Charles Johnson Cleveland Tim Lelito New Orleans Matt Armstrong New Orleans

LAKERS IN THE PROS

THE GVSU FOOTBALL COACHING TREE

Miami (OH) is known as the Cradle of Coaches for producing successful football coaches. GVSU’stradition has been building its own legacy and here are just some current big-name coaches with rootsthat extend back to Allendale.

When GVSU’s football coaches tell recruits they have a chance to receive some of best coaching inthe country, they can point to former GVSU coaches to prove the claim. Grand Valley claims to havegreat football history and tradition, and that extends beyond just players who make it to the NFL.There are currently a number of coaches experiencing success on a big stage after playing their rolein building one of the best football programs in NCAA Division II.

Two of the biggest names at two of the biggest programs in the nation have ties back to GVSU. BradyHoke was a part of the all-time winningest NCAA Division II program in 1983, and now he’s at thehelm of the winningest NCAA Division I program at Michigan. Brian Kelly directed the Lakers tonational championships in 2002 and 2003, and now he’s in charge of the Notre Dame Fighting Irishas they look to return to national prominence.

Now:Head Coach

at Notre Dame

From 1992-03:Head Coach

at GVSU

Now:Head Coachat Michigan

In 1983:Defensive Line Coach

at GVSU

BRIAN KELLY BRADY HOKE

THE GVSU FOOTBALL

COACHING TREE

JEFF QUINNNow:

Head Coachat Buffalo

From 1989-03:Assistant Coach

at GVSU

BRIAN VANGORDERNow:

Defensive CoordinatorNotre Dame


at GVSU

Bill BrechinNow:

Wide Receiver Coachat Miami

From 2012-13:Wide Receiver Coach

at GVSU

TODD MONKENNow:

Head Coachat Southern Mississippi


at GVSU

JOHN JANCEKNow:

Defensive Coordinatorat Tennessee

From 1999-02:Defensive Line Coach

at GVSU

JOE WOODSNow:

Defensive Backs Coachfor the Minnesota Vikings

From 1994-96:Defensive Backs Coach

at GVSU

RON BURTONNow:

Defensive Line Coachat Michigan State

In 2002:Defensive Line Coach

at GVSU

WILLIE MARTINEZNow:

Defensive Backs Coachat Tennessee


at GVSU

CHUCK MARTINNow:

Head CoachMiami

From 2004-2009:Head Coach

at GVSU

MIKE DENBROCKNow:

Offensive Coordinatorat Notre Dame


at GVSU

RECORDS


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

KICKING & RETURNSPuntsGame 11 Mike Gendreau at Western Illinois, 1988Season 63 Randy Spangler, 1982Career 202 Matt Regnery, 2002-05

Punt ReturnsGame 8 Mark Catlin at Wayne St., 2004Season 42 Mark Catlin, 2004Career 99 Mark Catlin, 2003-06

Punt Return YardsGame 119 Scott Mackey at Mercyhurst, 2002Season 380 Diriki Mose, 1995Career 871 Mark Catlin, 2003-06

Kickoff ReturnsGame 8 Diriki Mose at Michigan Tech, 1995Season 33 Lou Scarpino, 1984Career 75 John Sanders, 1988-91

Kickoff Return YardsGame 173 Diriki Mose at Michigan Tech, 1995Season 609 Kurt Johnson, 1978Career 1,718 Kurt Johnson, 1978-81

INTERCEPTIONS

Game 3 Scott Mackey at Indianapolis, 2001:Paul Siembida vs. Wayne State, 1995; Dan Reeves at Butler, 1986; Craig Blanchard at Michigan Tech, 1980; Danny Jackson at Franklin, 1976; John Young vs. Alma, 1974Season 8 Scott Mackey, 2001 Dan Gunder, 1976Career 17 Scott Mackey, 2000-03

RECEIVINGCatchesGame 13 Demonte Collins at Gannon, 2004Season 98 Terrance Banks, 2002Career 222 David Kircus, 1999-02

YardsGame 270 David Kircus vs. Valdosta St., 2002Season 1,694 Eric Fowler, 2006Career 4,142 David Kircus, 1999-02

TouchdownsGame 5 David Kircus at Ferris State, 2001 Alex Preuss at Winona State, 1988Season 35 David Kircus, 2002Career 76 David Kircus, 1999-02

TOTAL OFFENSEYardsGame 503 Curt Anes vs. Hillsdale, 2001Season 3,821 Curt Anes, 2002Career 13,285 Cullen Finnerty, 2003-06

SCORINGPointsGame 30 David Kircus at Ferris St., 2001 Alex Preuss at Winona State, 1988Season 212 David Kircus, 2002Career 464 David Kircus, 1999-02

TouchdownsGame 5 David Kircus at Ferris St., 2001 Alex Preuss at Winona State, 1988Season 35 David Kircus, 2002Career 76 David Kircus,1999-02

Extra Points MadeGame 13 Miguel Sagaro vs. Valparaiso, 1989Season 75 Kevin Sonntag, 2001Career 173 Todd Carter, 2005-08

Extra Points AttemptedGame 13 Miguel Sagaro vs. Valparaiso, 1989Season 82 Kevin Sonntag, 2001Career 195 Kevin Sonntag, 1998-2001

Field Goals MadeGame 5 Doug Kochanski vs. Ferris St., 1996Season 25 David Hendrix, 2003Career 38 Roger McCoy, 1975-78

RUSHINGCarriesGame 49 Michael Tennessee, 2003 at NorthwoodSeason 342 Michael Tennessee, 2003Career 756 Michael Tennessee, 2000-04Yards Game 256 John Mahan at Manchester, 1973Season 1,633 Michael Tennessee, 2003Career 3,630 James Berezik, 2007-09TouchdownsGame 4 Chris Robinson vs. Notre Dame College 2012; Brad Iciek vs. Cen tral Washington 2007; Darnell Jamison at Michigan Tech, 1995; Darnell Jamison at Northwood, 1994; Jamarl Eiland vs. Valparaiso, 1992; Eric Lynch vs. Wayne State, 1989Season 21 Reggie Spearmon, 2002Career 58 Eric Lynch, 1988-91

PASSINGCompletionsGame 30 Jeff Fox at Saginaw Valley, 1998Season 278 Curt Anes, 2002Career 774 Cullen Finnerty, 2003-06AttemptsGame 50 Jeff Fox at Slippery Rock, 1998Season 414 Jeff Fox, 1998Career 1,312 Cullen Finnerty, 2003-06YardsGame 434 Curt Anes at Michigan Tech, 2001Season 3,692 Curt Anes, 2002Career 10,905 Cullen Finnerty, 2003-06

TouchdownsGame 8 Curt Anes at Ferris St., 2001Season 48 Curt Anes, 2001Career 114 Curt Anes, 1999-02

PercentageGame .900 Cullen Finnerty, 2003 (18-20) (at Indianapolis) Min. 15 comp.Season .697 Curt Anes, 2001 (189-271)Career .625 Curt Anes, 1999-02 (741-1186)

Interceptions ThrownGame 5 Cullen Finnerty vs. Northwood, 2004; Guy Schuler at Cent. Florida, 1987; Jim Lynch vs. Northern Michigan, 1983Season 21 Guy Schuler, 1987Career 49 Guy Schuler, 1983-87


TEAM RECORDS

RUSHINGCarriesGame 85 vs. Findlay, 1974Season 681 2003

Yards Game 549 vs. Findlay, 1974Season 3,527 2001

TouchdownsGame 9 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1975Season 60 1994

PASSINGCompletionsGame 30 at Northwood, 1996; at Saginaw Valley, 1998; vs Michigan Tech, 2003Season 301 2002

AttemptsGame 52 vs. Saginaw Valley St., 2003Season 459 1998

YardsGame 464 vs. Franklin, 1979Season 4,052 2001

TouchdownsGame 8 at Ferris St., 2001Season 57 2001

Interceptions ByGame 6 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1975 & 1977; at Franklin, 1976Season 27 1982

TOTAL OFFENSEPlaysGame 99 at Northern Michigan, 1984Season 1,135 2003

YardsGame 731 vs. Valparaiso, 1989Season 7,579 2001

FIRST DOWNSRushingGame 31 vs. Findlay, 1974Season 198 2001

PassingGame 19 at Northeastern Illinois, 1979; at Michigan Tech, 2001; at Wayne State, 2007Season 176 2002

TotalGame 35 at Michigan Tech, 2001Season 374 2001

SCORINGPointsGame 91 vs. Valparaiso, 1989Season 707 2001

TouchdownsGame 13 vs. Valparaiso, 1989Season 100 2001

Extra Points MadeGame 13 vs. Valparaiso, 1989Season 90 2001

Field Goals MadeGame 5 vs. Ferris St., 1996Season 25 2003

PENALTIESNumberGame 18 at Bentley, 2003Season 128 1990

YardsGame 172 at Bentley, 2003Season 1,098 2001

PUNTSNumberGame 13 at Western Illinois, 1988Season 64 1982 & 1984

YardsGame 416 at Western Illinois, 1988Season 2,413 2004

FUMBLESNumber By GVSUGame 8 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1975 (5 lost)Season 42 1974 (23 lost)

Number GVSU RecoveredGame 5 at Ferris State, 1975 vs. Illinois Benedictine, 1975 vs. Northern Michigan, 1976Season 22 1980


SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

RUSHING Year Player Yds Car YPC TD 2003 Michael Tennessee 1,633 342 4.8 16 2002 Reggie Spearmon 1,500 291 5.2 21 2008 James Berezik 1,403 169 8.3 15 2005 Astin Martin 1,353 252 5.4 6 1973 John Mahan 1,334 205 6.5 6 1975 Jamie Hosford 1,313 315 4.2 10 2009 James Berezik 1,206 211 5.7 4 1998 Rick Granata 1,132 219 5.2 18 2006 Astin Martin 1,116 224 5.0 8 2010 Justin Sherrod 1,052 145 7.3 10 2013 Michael Ratay 1,045 138 7.3 16 1992 Jamarl Eiland 1,029 204 5.0 15

KICKOFF RETURNS Year Player Rets Yds Avg 1998 Billy Cook 17 597 35.1 2004 Brandon Langston 10 333 33.3 2011 Erik Thompson 17 562 33.1 1978 Kurt Johnson 22 609 27.7 2010 Chris Crawford 19 527 27.71999 Brent Lesniak 15 397 26.5 2010 Erik Thompson 16 423 26.4 2013 Erik Thompson 15 391 26.1 2005 Brandon Langston 13 335 25.8 2003 Brandon Langston 15 382 25.52002 Terrance Banks 15 372 24.8

PUNT RETURNS Year Player Rets Yds Avg 2012 Reggie Williams 12 208 17.3 1976 Alvin Ward 19 270 14.2 2008 P.T. Gates 20 283 14.2 1995 Diriki Mose 27 380 14.1 2010 Chris Crawford 18 230 12.8 1979 Craig Blanchard 18 229 12.7 1998 Kenny Brown 26 327 12.6 2000 David Kircus 18 219 12.2 2002 Scott Mackey 24 291 12.1 1977 Joe Pollard 20 243 12.2 1990 Robert Hunt 30 364 12.1 1993 Diriki Mose 16 317 11.9 1981 Pat Kelly 23 255 11.1

SCORING Year Player Pts (Breakdown) 2002 David Kircus 212 (35 Td’s) 2001 David Kircus 168 (28 Td’s) 2002 Reggie Spearmon 144 (24 Td’s) 2003 David Hendrix 133 (25 FG’s, 58 PATs) 2006 Eric Fowler 132 (22 Td’s) 1990 Eric Lynch 128 (21 Td’s, 1 2-pt conv.) 1989 Eric Lynch 126 (21 Td’s) 2008 James Berezik 120 (20 Td’s) 2003 Michael Tennessee 114 (19 Td’s) 1998 Rick Granata 108 (18 Td’s)

INTERCEPTIONS Year Player No Yds 1976 Dan Gunder 8 40 2001 Scott Mackey 7 73 1994 Paul Siembida 7 64 1981 Fred Glaz 7 34 2004 Lucius Hawkins 6 128 2003 Scott Mackey 6 93 1995 Paul Siembida 6 99 1986 Dan Reeves 6 54 2007 Corey Edwards 6 131 2006 Brandon Carr 6 26

PASSING Year Player Comp Att Pct Yds TD 2002 Curt Anes 278 414 .671 3,692 47 1998 Jeff Fox 236 394 .599 3,260 30 2009 Brad Iciek 226 368 .614 3,194 35 2001 Curt Anes 189 271 .697 3,085 48 2006 Cullen Finnerty 195 343 .569 3,220 41 2007 Brad Iciek 185 303 .611 2,850 30 2003 Cullen Finnerty 230 363 .634 2,764 22 2010 Kyle Mcmahon 181 320 .566 2,616 24 1996 Jeff Fox 218 339 .643 2,515 14 2004 Cullen Finnerty 192 333 .577 2,462 25 2005 Cullen Finnerty 157 273 .575 2,459 22 2013 Heath Parling 155 273 .568 2,441 27

RECEIVING Year Player Rec Yds Avg TD 2002 Terrance Banks 98 1,170 11.9 6 2006 Eric Fowler 83 1,694 20.4 22 2002 David Kircus 77 1,341 17.4 35 2012 Charles Johnson 72 1,199 16.7 16 2004 Demonte Collins 71 1,006 14.2 13 2003 Michael Tennessee 63 561 8.9 3 1998 Jason Trice 63 960 15.2 8 2001 David Kircus 62 1,301 20.9 28 1997 Jason Trice 62 853 13.8 7 1995 Diriki Mose 62 931 15.0 13 1999 Grant Malecke 59 881 14.9 3

TACKLES Year Player Total Sacks 1983 Jeff Lynch 152 0 1986 Darrell Smith 132 6 1986 Dan Reeves 132 0 1997 Matt Powell 127 0 1994 Tim Postema 127 1 1993 Hardie Farr 125 0 1993 Tim Postema 124 0 1992 Rusty Stone 121 3 2010 Justin Victor 120 3.5 1996 Jason Kinzler 116 0


SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

RUSHINGYear Player Yards1972 John Mahan 3561973 John Mahan 1,3341974 Chris Lehmann 1,0081975 Jamie Hosford 9541976 Jamie Hosford 1,3131977 Rick Van Ess 8941978 Rick Van Ess 6041979 Will Roach 6631980 Will Roach 5201981 Wayne Robinson 7621982 Brian Jones 5771983 Brian Jones 4581984 Rudy Goodwin 3921985 Ray Buckner 7771986 Ray Buckner 6501987 Ray Buckner 6931988 Isaiah Lipsey 7661989 Isaiah Lipsey 1,0131990 Eric Lynch 9771991 Anthony Evans 7541992 Jamarl Eiland 1,0291993 Rusty Setzer 7171994 Darnell Jamison 1,0221995 Darnell Jamison 9051996 Darnell Jamison 7391997 Bruce Calhoun 9201998 Rick Granata 1,1321999 Brent Lesniak 9082000 Reggie Spearmon 9902001 Brent Lesniak 8102002 Reggie Spearmon 1,5002003 Michael Tennessee 1,6332004 Michael Tennessee 7642005 Astin Martin 1,353 2006 Astin Martin 1,1162007 James Berezik 1,0212008 James Berezik 1,4032009 James Berezik 1,2062010 Justin Sherrod 1,0522011 Hersey Jackson 7642012 Kirk Spencer 9782013 Michael Ratay 1,045

RECEIVINGYear Player Yards1972 Larry Shattuck 1191973 Maurice Bobbitt 2661974 Tim O’Callaghan 2761975 Tim O’Callaghan 2631976 Tim O’Callaghan 1951977 Clint Nash 2141978 Clint Nash 4031979 Clint Nash 5531980 Michael Woods 5481981 Rob Rubick 5581982 Jeff Chadwick 8941983 Bill Lucksted 8971984 Dan Green 5191985 Dan Green 5181986 Frank Miotke 5781987 Frank Miotke 9631988 Frank Miotke 6201989 Bob Mitchell 6071990 Michael Short 6711991 Bob Mitchell 6071992 Todd Gesund 7021993 Youssef Sareini 8431994 Youssef Sareini 9441995 Diriki Mose 9311996 Jason Trice 5211997 Jason Trice 8531998 Jason Trice 9601999 Grant Malecke 8812000 David Kircus 9672001 David Kircus 1,3012002 David Kircus 1,3412003 Micah Staley 7432004 Demonte Collins 1,0062005 Eric Fowler 8822006 Eric Fowler 1,6942007 Brandon Horn 8232008 Blake Smolen 6362009 Blake Smolen 9172010 Greg Gay 7692011 Charles Johnson 1,0302012 Charles Johnson 1,1992013 Brandan Green 1,210

PASSINGYear Player Yards1972 Dave Sukup 1971973 Kerry Rasikas 6561974 Kerry Rasikas 3081975 Kurt Bultema 3421976 Kurt Bultema 3341977 Roy Gonzalez 7751978 David Quinley 9651979 David Quinley 1,9001980 David Quinley 1,5701981 Steve Michuta 1,7021982 Jim Lynch 2,2831983 Jim Lynch 1,7911984 Jack Houghton 8171985 Guy Schuler 1,4521986 Guy Schuler 1,9301987 Guy Schuler 2,3311988 Jack Hull 1,8691989 Jack Hull 1,3901990 Jack Hull 2,1521991 Jack Hull 1,7091992 Brian Tazic 2,0721993 Eric Stover 1,8001994 Kwame McKinnon 1,9481995 Kwame McKinnon 2,1241996 Jeff Fox 2,5151997 Jeff Fox 2,4221998 Jeff Fox 3,2601999 Curt Anes 1,9002000 Curt Anes 1,9142001 Curt Anes 3,0862002 Curt Anes 3,6922003 Cullen Finnerty 2,7642004 Cullen Finnerty 2,4622005 Cullen Finnerty 2,4592006 Cullen Finnerty 3,2202007 Brad Iciek 2,8502008 Brad Iciek 2,2522009 Brad Iciek 3,1942010 Kyle McMahon 2,6162011 Heath Parling 2,4152012 Isiah Grimes 2,2132013 Heath Parling 2,441


CAREER RECORDS

RushingNo. Player Years Carries Yards Avg TD 1 James Berezik 2007-09 517 3,630 7.0 27 2 Michael Tennessee 2000-04 752 3,515 4.7 30 3 Reggie Spearmon 1999-02 716 3,467 4.8 42 4 Jamie Hosford 1973-76 664 3,157 4.7 31 5 Brent Lesniak 1999-02 449 2,947 6.6 27 6 Darnell Jamison 1993-96 608 2,884 4.7 36 7 Eric Lynch 1988-91 497 2,718 5.5 58 8 Isaiah Lipsey 1988-90 426 2,581 6.1 19 9 Astin Martin 2005-06 476 2,469 5.2 1410 Will Roach 1977-80 511 2,431 4.7 24

PassingNo. Player Years Comp Att Pct Yds TD 1 Cullen Finnerty 2003-06 774 1312 59.0% 10,905 110 2 Curt Anes 1999-02 741 1186 62.5% 10,581 114 3 Jeff Fox 1995-98 626 1031 61.0% 8,493 63 4 Brad Iciek 2006-09 563 943 59.7% 8,461 98 5 Jack Hull 1988-91 485 841 57.7% 7,160 64 6 Guy Schuler 1983-87 414 780 53.1% 5,786 34 7 Heath Parling 2010- 367 611 60.1% 5,632 69 8 Jim Lynch 1981-84 287 616 46.6% 4,554 42 9 David Quinley 1977-80 292 588 49.7% 4,455 2810 Kwame McKinnon 1994-95 264 502 52.6% 4,072 39

ReceivingNo. Player Years Rec Yards Avg TD 1 David Kircus 1999-02 222 4,142 18.7 76 2 Jason Trice 1996-98 173 2,344 13.5 17 3 Brandon Langston 2002-05 155 2,297 14.8 27 4 Eric Fowler 2003-06 148 2,701 18.3 29 5 Blake Smolen 2006-09 133 2,220 16.7 19 6 Charles Johnson 2011-12 128 2,229 17.4 31 7 Terrence Banks 2001-02 125 1,605 12.8 12 8 Diriki Mose 1992-95 124 1,854 15.0 19 9 Youssef Sareini 1991-94 122 2,133 17.5 20 10 Frank Miotke 1985-88 121 2,170 17.9 10

Punting (Min. 35 punts)No. Player Years Punts Yards Avg 1 Patrick Williams 1998-01 149 5,867 39.3 2 Chris Picano 2011- 103 4,017 39.0 3 Matt Regnery 2002-05 202 7,702 38.1 4 Justin Trumble 2006-09 169 6,402 37.9 5 Mike Gendreau 1986-88 58 2,174 37.5 6 Jim Ostrowski 1983-85 101 3,754 37.2 7 Roger McCoy 1975-78 192 6,982 36.4 8 Matt Wengler 1991-93 146 5,241 35.9 9 Randy Spangler 1981-83 146 5,162 35.410 Rory Zegunis 1994-97 174 6,154 35.3

Punt Returns (Min. 20 returns)No. Player Years Ret Yards Avg 1 Diriki Mose 1992-95 62 777 12.5 2 Scott Mackey 2000-03 63 705 11.2 3 P.T. Gates 2008-09 41 454 11.1 4 David Kircus 1999-02 62 647 10.4 5 Alvin Ward 1973-76 60 620 10.3 6 Kenny Brown 1996-98 43 422 9.8 7 Pat Kelly 1980-81 40 388 9.7 8 Joe Pollard 1976-78 44 418 9.5 9 Reggie Williams 2010-13 60 544 9.110 Mark Catlin 2003-06 99 865 8.7

Kickoff Returns (Min. 20 returns) No. Player Years Ret Yards Avg 1 Billy Cook 1997-98 24 794 33.1 2 Chris Crawford 2009-10 22 621 28.2 3 Erik Thompson 2010-13 67 1,822 27.2 4 Brandon Langston 2002-05 46 1,195 26.0 5 Mark Catlin 2003-06 36 890 24.7 6 Kenny Brown 1996-98 34 806 23.7 7 Kurt Johnson 1978-81 73 1,718 23.5 8 Reggie Williams 2010-13 36 844 23.4 9 Terrance Banks 2001-02 25 574 23.0 10 Blake Smolen 2006-09 62 1,386 22.4

Scoring No. Player Years Points 1 David Kircus 1999-02 464 2 Erik Lynch 1988-91 362 3 Reggie Spearmon 1999-02 288 4 Todd Carter 2005-08 254 5 David Hendrix 2000-03 249 6 Kevin Sonntag 1998-01 248 7 Miguel Sagaro 1989-92 241 8 Roger McCoy 1975-78 225 9 Darnell Jamison 1993-96 218 Michael Ratay 2010-13 218 11 Brandon Langston 2002-05 216

Interceptions No. Player Years Int Yards Avg 1 Scott Mackey 2000-03 17 220 12.9 2 Paul Siembida 1993-96 16 197 13.1 Dan Gunder 1973-76 16 98 6.5 4 Jacob McGuckin 2006-09 14 196 14.0 5 Lucius Hawkins 2001-04 12 195 16.3 Reggie Williams 2010-13 12 81 6.8 Erik Thompson 2010-13 12 326 27.2 8 Danny Jackson 1973-76 11 195 17.7 Alvin Ward 1973-76 11 194 17.6 Mike Flannery 1987-90 11 119 10.8 Brandon Carr 2004-07 11 78 7.1 12 Craig Blanchard 1979-80 10 213 21.3 David Harris 1980-83 10 119 11.9 Lou Scarpino 1982-85 10 83 8.3

Tackles No. Player Years Solo Ast Tot Sk Int Fr PB 1 Tim Maki 1974-77 278 129 417 3 2 5 0 2 Jason Kinzler 1993-96 205 207 412 3 2 1 11 3 Tim Postema 1992-95 235 153 388 6.5 3 2 10 4 Jeff Lynch 1981-84 218 157 375 9 6 6 0 5 Anthony Adams 2003-07 182 175 357 15.5 0 7 16 6 Anthony Gary 1994-97 214 119 333 3 9 4 21 7 Hardie Farr 1990-93 191 139 330 0 6 3 18 8 Justin Victor 2007-10 130 185 315 15 3 2 7 9 Jacob McGuckin 2006-09 144 151 295 1 14 2 27 10 Brian Mulcahy 1983-85 156 132 288 19 2 1 5 11 Greg VanDyke 1994-97 144 142 286 1 3 2 9 12 Charles Sippial 1987-90 152 131 283 4 1 3 6 13 Dan Skuta 2005-08 114 168 282 34.5 3 3 12


CAREER RECORDS

Quarterback SacksYear Player QB sacks2005-08 Dan Skuta 34.52003-06 Mike McFadden 312007-11 Danny Richard 311990-93 Joe Huhn 292000-04 Keyonta Marshall 261993-96 Matt Potter 261986-88 Scott Taylor 251976-79 Bruce Hendricks 252000-04 Marcus Spencer 231998-99 Dan Gibbons 231988-90 Marc Bland 221999-02 Shad Risk 202001-04 Aaron Hein 201983-86 Brian Mulcahy 191989-91 Jim Cramer 18.52009-13 Luther Ware 18.5

Rushing AttemptsYear Player Attempts2000-04 Michael Tennessee 7521999-02 Reggie Spearmon 7161973-76 Jamie Hosford 6641993-96 Darnell Jamison 6082003-06 Cullen Finnerty 5652007-09 James Berezik 5171977-80 Will Roach 5111984-87 Ray Buckner 5111988-91 Eric Lynch 4972005-06 Astin Martin 4761999-02 Brent Lesniak 449

Receiving YardsYear Player Yards1999-02 David Kircus 4,1422003-06 Eric Fowler 2,7011996-98 Jason Trice 2,3442002-05 Brandon Langston 2,2972011-12 Charles Johnson 2,2292006-09 Blake Smolen 2,2201985-88 Frank Miotke 2,1701991-94 Youssef Sareini 2,1331981-83 Bill Lucksted 1,9841992-95 Diriki Mose 1,8541988-91 Bob Mitchell 1,8262010-13 Brandan Green 1,6132001-02 Terrence Banks 1,6051998-00 Grant Malecke 1,5951980-82 Jeff Chadwick 1,512

Receiving Average (min. 50 receptions)Year Player Rec Avg.2010-13 Brandan Green 77 20.91978-81 Michael Woods 51 20.51980-82 Jeff Chadwick 75 20.12005-06 Terry Mitchell 53 19.61981-83 Bill Lucksted 109 19.21999-02 David Kircus 222 18.71986-89 Alex Pruess 65 18.52011-12 Charles Johnson 56 18.42003-06 Eric Fowler 148 18.21979-81 Rob Rubick 80 18.11985-88 Frank Miotke 121 17.91991-94 Youssef Sareini 122 17.52011-12 Charles Johnson 128 17.41977-79 Clint Nash 69 16.92006-09 Blake Smolen 133 16.7

Rushing Average (min. 100 attempts)Year Player Att. Avg.2007-10 Justin Sherrod 276 7.42010-11 Norman Shuford 179 7.42012- Kirk Spencer 199 7.22007-09 James Berezik 517 7.02006-09 Blake Smolen 298 7.02010- Michael Ratay 307 6.81992-95 Spencer Calhoun 303 6.71999-02 Brent Lesniak 449 6.62008-09 P.T. Gates 201 6.41988-90 Isaiah Lipsey 426 6.12002-05 Brandon Langston 164 5.82002-05 Ryan Hukill 273 5.81989-93 Anthony Evans 306 5.81988-91 Eric Lynch 497 5.51974-75 Chris Lehmann 302 5.51973-74 Steve Brems 200 5.51993 Rusty Setzer 130 5.52011- Chris Robinson 283 5.51989-92 Jamarl Eiland 367 5.32005-06 Astin Martin 476 5.2

Quarterback RatingYear Player Att. Com Yds Td Int Rating2011- Isiah Grimes 343 199 3,670 31 14 169.62010- Heath Parling 611 367 5,632 69 18 168.92006-09 Brad Iciek 943 563 8,461 98 17 165.81999-02 Curt Anes 1186 741 10,581 114 27 164.62002-06 C. Finnerty 1312 792 10,905 110 31 153.21979-81 Steve Michuta 277 164 2,484 22 15 149.91988-91 Jack Hull 841 485 7,160 64 20 149.52010 K. McMahon 320 181 2,616 24 11 143.11996-98 Jeff Fox 1081 652 8,493 63 22 141.11994-95 K. McKinnon 502 264 4,072 39 15 140.31977-80 David Quinley 588 292 4,454 28 32 118.11982-84 Jim Lynch 616 287 4,554 42 41 117.81985-87 Guy Schuler 780 414 5,786 34 49 117.21992-93 Eric Stover 286 132 1,981 18 14 115.3

All-Purpose YardsPlayer Rush Receive KR PR TotalBlake Smolen 2,070 2,220 1,386 0 5,676David Kircus 0 4,142 119 647 4,908James Berezik 3,630 762 401 56 4,849Brent Lesniak 2,947 588 1,212 0 4,747Brandon Langston 960 2,297 1,195 58 4,510Michael Tennessee 3,515 650 0 0 4,165Reggie Spearmon 3,467 487 31 0 3,985Eric Lynch 2,718 393 549 0 3,660Diriki Mose -5 1,854 831 777 3,457John Sanders 938 882 1,575 0 3,395Kurt Johnson 1,233 389 1,718 0 3,340Ray Buckner 2,120 1,080 81 0 3,281Isaiah Lipsey 2,584 660 0 0 3,244

Total OffensePlayer Passing Rushing TotalCullen Finnerty 10,905 2,383 13,288Curt Anes 10,581 1,300 11,881Jeff Fox 8,493 744 9,237Brad Iciek 8,461 265 8,726Jack Hull 7,160 1,101 8,261Guy Schuler 5,786 642 6,428Heath Parling 5,632 108 5,740Kwame McKinnon 4,072 825 4,897David Quinley 4,455 0 4,455Jim Lynch 4,554 -122 4,432Isiah Grimes 3,670 -43 3,627Michael Tennessee 9 3,525 3,534Jamie Hosford 0 3,157 3,157


SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

Rushing Yards

No. Player Date Opponent Yards 1 John Mahan 10/27/73 Manchester 256 2 Jamarl Eiland 10/3/92 Saginaw Valley State 244 3 James Berezik 11/8/08 @ Wayne State 234 4 Kirk Spencer 11/3/12 Wayne State 228 5 Anthony Evans 10/12/91 Northern Michigan 226 6 Jamarl Eiland 9/26/92 @Indianapolis 219 7 Bruce Calhoun 9/27/97 @Wayne State 218 8 James Berezik 10/31/09 Northern Michigan 213 9 Jamie Hosford 10/16/76 @Saginaw Valley State 212 Isaiah Lipsey 9/27/88 @ Winona State 21211 James Berezik 11/22/08 Ashland 20712 Isaiah Lipsey 9/2/89 @ California University (Pa.) 20413 Will Roach 11/5/77 Hillsdale 20214 Blake Smolen 12/1/07 Central Washington 200

Receiving Yards

No. Player Date Opponent Yards 1 David Kircus 12/14/02 vs. Valdosta State 270 2 David Kircus 11/10/01 Hillsdale 246 3 Brandan Green 9/14/13 Truman State 223 4 Frank Miotke 9/24/88 St. Francis (Ill.) 221 5 Eric Fowler 12/10/06 Delta State 218 Frank Miotke 11/14/8 @ Saginaw Valley State 218 7 Demonte Collins 9/4/04 @ Gannon 217 8 David Kircus 11/11/00 @ Hillsdale 209 9 David Kircus 10/21/00 @ Mercyhurst 20110 Charles Johnson 11/10/12 @ Saginaw Valley State 19811 Michael Short 9/23/89 @ St. Francis (Ill.) 19512 Grant Malecke 10/30/99 @Ashland 191

Receptions

No. Player Date Opponent Receptions 1 Demonte Collins 9/4/04 @ Gannon 13 2 Eric Fowler 12/2/06 North Dakota 12 Charles Johnson 9/8/12 Notre Dame College 12 Demonte Collins 10/9/04 Hillsdale 12 5 Terrance Banks 12/7/02 Northern Colorado 11 David Kircus 12/14/02 vs. Valdosta State 11 David Kircus 11/11/00 @ Hillsdale 11 Bill Lucksted 11/5/83 @ Northwood 11 9 Clint Nash 9/22/79 @ Northeastern Illinois 10 Diriki Mose 9/2/95 Indiana (Pa.) 10 Grant Malecke 9/2/99 South Dakota State 10 Charles Johnson 11/3/12 Wayne State 10 Charles Johnson 11/10/12 @ Saginaw Valley State 10

Tackles

No. Player Date Solo Asst. Total Opponent1 Baart Duffield 9/24/88 7 15 22 St. Francis (Ill.)2 Tim Postema 10/21/95 13 8 21 @ Michigan Tech3 Darryl Smith 11/8/86 14 6 20 Saginaw Valley 4 Michael Smits 11/14/87 12 7 19 @ Saginaw Valley Mark Szczytko 10/14/78 8 11 19 @ Saginaw Valley 6 Jeff Lynch 10/20/84 2 16 18 @ Michigan Tech Jeff Lynch 10/22/83 1 17 18 Hillsdale Dan Reeves 10/11/86 10 8 18 Cent. Connecticut9 Dan Skuta 9/29/07 5 12 17 Wayne State Orlando Williams 10/19/02 8 9 17 @ Saginaw Valley Charles Hill 10/6/12 6 11 17 Ferris State

Passing Yards

No. Player Date Comp. Att. Yards Opponent1 Curt Anes 10/27/01 21 27 434 @ Michigan Tech2 Curt Anes 11/10/01 24 35 419 Hillsdale3 Isiah Grimes 9/29/12 17 27 411 @ Michigan Tech4 Brad Iciek 10/20/08 17 24 403 @ Northwood Brad Iciek 11/29/07 25 40 403 Wayne State6 Cullen Finnerty 11/6/04 27 38 399 Michigan Tech 7 Curt Anes 11/24/01 23 34 395 Saginaw Valley 8 Cullen Finnerty 9/4/04 22 35 391 @Gannon Isiah Grimes 11/10/12 21 37 391@ Saginaw Valley 10 Jeff Fox 11/2/96 30 35 384 @ Northwood

Passing TD’s

No. Player Date Opponent TD’S 1 Curt Anes 10/6/01 @Ferris State 8 2 Curt Anes 10/20/01 Mercyhurst 6 Curt Anes 11/3/01 Wayne State 6 Curt Anes 11/23/02 C.W. Post 6 Cullen Finnerty 12/10/06 Delta State 6 Cullen Finnerty 11/11/06 @Northern Michigan 6 Heath Parling 10/22/11 Ferris State 6 8 Jack Hull 9/27/88 @Winona State 5 Curt Anes 8/30/01 Minnesota-Crookston 5 Curt Anes 9/29/01 Northern Michigan 5 Curt Anes 10/27/01 @Michigan Tech 5 Curt Anes 11/10/01 Hillsdale 5 Brad Iciek 10/4/08 @ Tiffin 5 Brad Iciek 9/12/09 Saginaw Valley 5


SINGLE-GAME HOME RECORDS

Rushing Yards

No. Player Date Opponent Yards 1 John Mahan 10/27/73 Manchester 256 2 Jamarl Eiland 10/3/92 Saginaw Valley State 244 3 Kirk Spencer 11/3/12 Wayne State 228 4 Anthony Evans 10/12/91 Northern Michigan 226 5 James Berezik 10/31/09 Northern Michigan 213 6 James Berezik 11/22/08 Ashland 207 7 Will Roach 11/5/77 Hillsdale 202 8 Blake Smolen 12/1/07 Central Washington 200 9 Rusty Setzer 9/7/93 St. Joseph (Ind.) 19910 Justin Sherrod 10/3/09 Tiffin 19111 Brent Lesniak 9/9/99 Mercyhurst 18712 P.T. Gates 12/5/09 Carson-Newman 18313 John Mahan 9/29/73 Alma 18014 Ray Buckner 9/20/86 Evansville 17715 Chris Robinson 11/12/11 Saginaw Valley State 175

Receiving Yards

No. Player Date Opponent Yards 1 David Kircus 11/10/01 Hillsdale 246 2 Brandan Green 9/14/13 Truman State 223 3 Frank Miotke 9/24/88 St. Francis (Ill.) 221 4 Eric Fowler 12/10/06 Delta State 218 5 Youssef Sareini 9/17/94 St. Francis (Ill.) 189 6 Blake Smolen 10/11/08 Hillsdale 185 7 Charles Johnson 9/22/12 Ohio Dominican 177 8 David Kircus 11/17/01 Bloomsburg 172 Jason Trice 11/15/97 Indianapolis 17210 David Kircus 11/9/02 Indianapolis 16811 Grant Malecke 10/9/99 Mercyhurst 16712 Michael Woods 9/29/79 Franklin College 16613 David Kircus 11/23/02 C.W. Post 161

Receptions

No. Player Date Opponent Receptions 1 Demonte Collins 10/9/04 Hillsdale 12 Eric Fowler 12/2/06 North Dakota 12 Charles Johnson 9/8/12 Notre Dame College 12 4 Terrance Banks 12/7/02 Northern Colorado 11 5 Diriki Mose 9/2/95 Indiana (Pa.) 10 Grant Malecke 9/2/99 South Dakota State 10 Terrance Banks 9/28/02 Hillsdale 10 Mario Locricchio 10/18/03 Saginaw Valley State 10 Charles Johnson 11/3/12 Wayne State 1010 Demonte Collins 10/23/04 Northwood 911 David Kircus 11/10/01 Hillsdale 8 David Kircus 11/9/02 Indianapolis 8 Blake Smolen 10/17/09 Findlay 8 Greg Gay 10/16/10 Lake Erie 8 Charles Johnson 10/1/11 Tiffin 8 Charles Johnson 9/22/12 Ohio Dominican 8 Jamie Potts 11/2/13 Hillsdale 8

Tackles

No. Player Date Solo Asst. Total Opponent1 Baart Duffield 9/24/88 7 15 22 St. Francis (Ill.)2 Darryl Smith 11/8/86 14 6 20 Saginaw Valley 3 Jeff Lynch 10/22/83 1 17 18 Hillsdale Dan Reeves 10/11/86 10 8 18 Cent. Connecticut5 Dan McLean 10/30/93 8 9 17 Hillsdale Greg VanDyke 10/4/97 3 14 17 Hillsdale William Gray 9/18/99 10 7 17 Indianapolis Charles Hill 10/6/12 6 11 17 Ferris State9 Charles Sippial 9/29/90 8 8 16 Saginaw Valley William Gray 11/6/99 7 9 16 Michigan Tech Clarence Lindsey 9/16/00 8 8 16 Northwood Jordan Kaufman 11/16/13 4 12 16 Saginaw Valley

Passing Yards

No. Player Date Comp. Att. Yards Opponent1 Curt Anes 11/10/01 24 35 419 Hillsdale2 Brad Iciek 11/29/07 25 40 403 Wayne State3 Cullen Finnerty 11/6/04 27 38 399 Michigan Tech4 Curt Anes 11/24/01 23 34 395 Saginaw Valley 5 Kwame McKinnon 9/23/95 15 23 371 Ashland 6 Jim Lynch 10/2/82 16 28 365 Wayne State 7 Jeff Fox 9/12/98 21 29 354 Northwood 8 David Quinley 11/10/79 19 27 347 Ferris State9 Isiah Grimes 9/14/13 15 23 339 Truman State10 Curt Anes 11/23/02 23 31 337 C.W. Post11 Brad Iciek 9/12/09 18 27 336 Saginaw Valley Heath Parling 10/22/11 21 28 336 Ferris State

Passing TD’s

No. Player Date Opponent TD’S 1 Curt Anes 10/20/01 Mercyhurst 6 Curt Anes 11/3/01 Wayne State 6 Curt Anes 11/23/02 C.W. Post 6 Heath Parling 10/22/11 Ferris State 6 4 Curt Anes 8/30/01 Minnesota-Crookston 5 Curt Anes 9/29/01 Northern Michigan 5 Curt Anes 11/10/01 Hillsdale 5 Curt Anes 9/28/02 Hillsdale 5 Curt Anes 11/16/02 Findlay 5 Jeff Dock 11/1/03 Mercyhurst 5 Brad Iciek 9/12/09 Saginaw Valley 511 Brad Iciek 9/29/07 Wayne State 4 Kyle McMahon 10/16/10 Lake Erie 4 Heath Parling 9/8/12 Notre Dame College 4 Isiah Grimes 10/20/12 Northwood 4 Heath Parling 10/5/13 Michigan Tech 4 Heath Parling 11/16/13 Saginaw Valley 4 Heath Parling 12/7/13 West Texas A&M 4


SCORING RECORDS

Most Points Per Game Average Year 1. 58.4 2001 2. 46.7 2002 3. 44.5 1989 4. 42.4 2011 5. 41.9 2012 6. 40.0 1998

7. 38.5 2008 8. 38.2 2007 9. 37.0 1995 10. 36.7 2003 Fewest Points Per Game AllowedAverage Year 1. 9.60 1975 2. 9.66 1974 3. 11.8 1991 4. 12.2 2005

5. 12.7 2008 6. 12.8 1977 7. 12.8 1976 8. 13.3 2003 9. 13.3 1973 10. 13.4 1989

Most Points Per SeasonGVSU Opp. Pts. - Year Pts. - Year654 - 2002 398 - 1990584 - 2001 364 - 2013551 - 2003 347 - 2012538 - 2009 335 - 1971533 - 2006 301 - 1984

Most Points- GVSU 1. at GVSU 91, Valparaiso 0 1989 2. at GVSU 83, Notre Dame College 46 2012 3. at GVSU 77 vs. Wayne State 12 2001 4. at GVSU 76 vs. NE Illinois 0 1980 5. GVSU 71, at Tiffin 10 2010 6. GVSU 70, at Northwood 14 1994 at GVSU 70, Tiffin 7 2011 8. at GVSU 68, NE Illinois 6 1975 9. GVSU 65, at Bentley 36 2003 10. at GVSU 64, Northern Michigan 14 2001 11. at GVSU 63, Findlay 19 2002

GVSU 63, at Ashland 19 2001 GVSU 63, at Ferris State 17 2001

14. GVSU 62, at Mercyhurst 24 2002 at GVSU 62, C.W. Post 13 2002 at GVSU 62, Indiana, Pa. 21 2002

Most Points- Opponents1. at Findlay 70, GVSU 6 19712. at Central Florida 67, GVSU 3 19873. at Hope 64, GVSU 0 19714. at Northern Michigan 59, GVSU 18 19845. at Ferris State 57, GVSU 0 1971

at Ohio Dominican 57, GVSU 14 20136. at West Illinois 55, GVSU 0 1988

at Saginaw Valley State 55, GVSU 52 20128. at Alma 53, GVSU 0 19729. GVSU 56, at Ferris State 53 (OT) 1998

10. GVSU 54, at Michigan Tech 52 1995at Ferris State 54, GVSU 44 2013

Most Points- Both Teams 1. 129 - at GVSU 83, Notre Dame College 46 2012 2. 109 - GVSU 56, at Ferris State 53 (OT) 1998 3. 107 - at Saginaw Valley State 55, GVSU 52 2012 4. 106 - GVSU 54, at Michigan Tech 52 1995 5. 101 - GVSU 65, at Bentley 36 2003 6. 98 - GVSU 44 , at Ferris State 54 2013 7. 94 - GVSU 51, at Michigan Tech 43 2012 8. 92 - GVSU 61, at Lake Erie 31 2011 9. 91 - at GVSU 91, Valparaiso 0 198910. 90 - GVSU 63, at Indianapolis 27 2001 90 - at GVSU 48, Ashland 42 2008

Winning Margin 1. 91 - at GVSU 91, Valparaiso 0 1989 2. 76 - at GVSU 76, NE Illinois 0 1980 3. 65 - at GVSU 77, Wayne State 12 2001 4. 63 - at GVSU 70, Tiffin 7 2011 5. 62 - at GVSU 68, NE Illinois 6 1975 6. 61 - GVSU 71, at Tiffin 10 2010 7. 56 - at GVSU 56, Minn.-Crookston 0 2001 56 - at GVSU 56, Indianapolis 0 1995 56 - at GVSU 59, Mercyhurst 3 2001 56 - GVSU 70, at Northwood 14 199411. 55 - GVSU 55, at Valparaiso 0 199012. 51 - at GVSU 61, Gannon 10 2005

Did You Know?• From 2001-06 GVSU scored 476 TDs (5.0 per game), whileyielding just 181 touchdowns (1.8 per game).

• From 2001-12 GVSU’s opponents scored 343 total TDs, whilethe Lakers threw for 419 and rushed for 345.

• From 2001-12 GVSU scored:∆ 60 or more points in 15 of last 159 games∆ 50 or more points in 36 of last 159 games∆ 40 or more points in 79 of last 159 games∆ 30 or more points in 118 of last 159 games∆ 20 or more points in 141 of last 159 games

• Against current GLIAC opponents, the Lakers have scored 40or more points 99 times, and have accomplished that feat againsteach team besides newcomers Walsh and Malone, who GVSUhas not faced yet.• GVSU is:

∆ 57-1 (.983) when scoring 50 points or more.∆ 136-1 (.993) when scoring 40 points or more.∆ 238-9 (.964) when scoring 30 points or more.

• GVSU has scored 20 points or more in 151-of-its-last-170games.• In 2003 GVSU averaged 215.9 yards rushing per game and al-lowed only 62.0.• In 2001-02 the average score in a Grand Valley game was:∆ 12.3 - 3.1 at the end of the 1st Qrt. (9.2 to 2.8 in 2003)∆ 29.1 to 7.9 at the end of the first half (18.5 to 7.7 in 2003)∆ 48.6 to 16.5 at the end of the game (36.7 to 13.3 in 2003)

• In 2001, the Lakers scored over 50 points in five consecutivegames. Prior to 2001, Grand Valley had never had back to back50-point games...GVSU duplicated the feat in 2002 by scoring50 points or more in five straight games.• In 2001-03 GVSU averaged a 26.2 point margin of victory. • GVSU has not been shutout since 1992.


COACHING RECORDS

GVSU by the CoachesCoach (years) Record Pct. PF PA Home Pct. Away Pct. NeutralRobert Collins (1971-1972) 0-13-0 .000 58 534 0-0-0 .000 0-13-0 .000 0-0-0Jim Harkema (1973-1982) 68-29-1 .694 2,611 1,474 37-11-0 .771 31-17-1 .633 0-1-0Bob Giesey (1983-1984) 4-16-0 .200 331 539 4-6-0 .400 0-10-0 .000 0-0-0Tom Beck (1985-1990) 50-18-0 .735 2,018 1,243 27-7-0 .794 23-11-0 .677 0-0-0Brian Kelly (1991-2003) 118-35-2 .761 5,192 3,005 62-14-1 .805 54-20-1 .720 2-1-0Chuck Martin (2004-2009) 74-7-0 .914 2,844 1,186 39-2-0 .951 31-4-0 .886 4-1-0Matt Mitchell (2010-pres.) 39-11-0 .780 1,921 1,183 25-2-0 .926 14-9-0 .609 0-0-0Total 353-129-3 .731 14,975 9,164 194-42-1 .821 153-84-2 .644 6-3-0

Wins by coach Winning percentage by coach Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . .118 Chuck Martin . . . . . . . . ..914 Chuck Martin . . . . . . . .74 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . ..780 Jim Harkema . . . . . . . . .68 Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . . . ..761 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . . .50 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . . . ..735 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . .39 Jim Harkema . . . . . . . . ..694 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . . . .4 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . . . ..200 Robert Collins . . . . . . . . .0 Robert Collins . . . . . . . ..000

Points scored per game by coach Points allowed per game by coach Matt Mitchell . . . . . . .38.4 Chuck Martin . . . . . . . . . .14.6 Chuck Martin . . . . . . .35.1 Jim Harkema . . . . . . . . . .15.0 Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . .33.5 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . . . . .18.3 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . .29.7 Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . . . .19.4 Jim Harkema . . . . . . .26.6 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . . .23.6 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . .16.6 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . . . .27.0 Robert Collins . . . . . . .4.5 Robert Collins . . . . . . . . .41.1

Total points scored by coach Total points allowed by coach Brian Kelly . . . . . . . .5,192 Robert Collins . . . . . . . . . .534 Chuck Martin . . . . . .2,844 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . . . . .539 Jim Harkema . . . . . .2,611 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . .1,183 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . .2,018 Chuck Martin . . . . . . . . .1,186 Matt Mitchell . . . . . .1,921 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . . . .1,243 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . .331 Jim Harkema . . . . . . . . .1,474 Robert Collins . . . . . . . .58 Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . . .3,005

Home winning percentage by coach Road winning percentage by coach Chuck Martin . . . . . . ..951 Chuck Martin . . . . . . . . . ..886 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . ..926 Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . . . ..720 Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . ..805 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . . . . ..677 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . ..794 Jim Harkema . . . . . . . . . . .633 Jim Harkema . . . . . . ..771 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . . ..609 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . ..400 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . . . ..000 Robert Collins . . . . . ..000 Robert Collins . . . . . . . . ..000

Home wins by coach Road wins by coach Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . . .62 Brian Kelly . . . . . . . . . . . . .54 Chuck Martin . . . . . . . .39 Jim Harkema . . . . . . . . . . . .31 Jim Harkema . . . . . . . . .37 Chuck Martin . . . . . . . . . . .31 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . . .27 Tom Beck . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . .25 Matt Mitchell . . . . . . . . . . .14 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . . . .4 Bob Giesey . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 Robert Collins . . . . . . . . .0 Robert Collins . . . . . . . . . . . .0


100-YARD RUSHING GAMES

DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL10/27/73 John Mahan 29 256 Manchester10/3/92 Jamarl Eiland 31 244 Saginaw Valley11/8/08 James Berezik 35 234 Wayne State11/3/12 Kirk Spencer 17 228 Wayne State10/21/91 Anthony Evans 22 226 Northern Michigan9/26/92 Jamarl Eiland 31 219 U. of Indianapolis9/27/97 Bruce Calhoun 25 218 Wayne State10/31/09 James Berezik 26 213 Northern Michigan10/18/76 Jamie Hosford 26 212 Saginaw Valley9/17/88 Isaiah Lipsey 10 212 Winona State11/22/08 James Berezik 19 207 Ashland$9/2/89 Isaiah Lipsey 17 204 Cal State Pa.11/5/77 Will Roach 18 202 Hillsdale12/1/07 Blake Smolen 20 200 Central Washington$9/4/93 Rusty Setzer 12 199 St. Joseph’s10/26/13 Michael Ratay 27 196 Northwood 10/7/95 Spencer Calhoun 11 196 Wayne State11/20/73 John Mahan 21 193 Adrian10/3/09 Justin Sherrod 19 191 Tiffin10/25/03 Michael Tennessee 49 189 Northwood10/18/08 James Berezik 23 188 Findlay10/9/99 Brent Lesniak 14 187 Mercyhurst11/7/09 Justin Sherrod 13 184 Wayne State12/5/09 P.T. Gates 28 183 Carson-Newman$11/12/94 Darnell Jamison 32 182 Northwood9/29/73 John Mahan 27 180 Alma9/19/09 James Berezik 29 178 Ferris State9/20/86 Ray Buckner 21 177 Evansville9/27/03 Michael Tennessee 30 176 Hillsdale11/12/11 Chris Robinson 22 175 Saginaw Valley9/21/13 Michael Ratay 14 174 Tiffin 10/11/08 James Berezik 14 172 Hillsdale9/11/76 Jamie Hosford 30 172 Grand Rapids JC10/19/74 Chris Lehmann 23 172 Grand Rapids JC9/8/90 Eric Lynch 17 172 Mankato State10/21/00 Reggie Spearmon 31 171 Mercyhurst9/17/11 Norman Shuford 18 170 Indianapolis11/03/01 Brent Lesniak 14 170 Wayne State10/10/92 Anthony Evans 28 170 Northern Michigan10/8/05 Astin Martin 17 169 Hillsdale10/15/11 Norman Shuford 14 167 Lake Erie9/30/78 Craig Blanchard 18 167 Franklin11/6/76 Jamie Hosford 34 167 Wayne State9/28/02 Reggie Spearmon 27 165 Hillsdale11/15/03 Michael Tennessee 25 163 Findlay10/26/02 Reggie Spearmon 30 163 Northwood10/22/94 Spencer Calhoun 13 163 Michigan Tech11/8/80 Will Roach 19 162 Ferris State9/3/94 Spencer Calhoun 20 161 Indiana PA10/27/90 Eric Lynch 30 161 Hillsdale8/28/04 Michael Tennessee 39 159 Ferris State9/15/73 John Mahan 26 158 Kalamazoo9/18/71 John Mahan 38 157 Kalamazoo11/16/02 Reggie Spearmon 20 156 Findlay12/6/03 Michael Tennessee 37 155 Texas A&M-Kingsville$11/5/94 Darnell Jamison 27 155 Saginaw Valley11/13/82 Brian Jones 11 154 Saginaw Valley10/11/03 Michael Tennessee 23 153 Northern Michigan11/3/73 Kerry Rasikas 26 153 Grand Rapids JC10/23/76 Jamie Hosford 43 153 Hillsdale11/8/03 Michael Tennessee 20 152 Indianapolis11/18/74 Chris Lehmann 22 152 Hillsdale10/05/02 Reggie Spearmon 28 152 Michigan Tech9/9/00 Reggie Spearmon 29 152 Saginaw Valley9/14/91 Eric Lynch 26 151 North Dakota State9/10/83 Brian Jones 24 151 St. Joseph’s10/2/76 Jamie Hosford 25 151 Northeastern Ill.10/20/84 Rudy Goodwin 29 150 Michigan Tech10/12/02 Brandon Langston 12 149 Northern Michigan10/5/91 Anthony Evans 21 149 Saginaw Valley10/5/74 Chris Lehmann 24 149 Ferris State9/11/10 Justin Sherrod 16 148 Hillsdale9/20/97 Bruce Calhoun 32 148 Ferris State9/21/73 John Mahan 21 147 Ill-Chicago Circle10/24/98 Rick Granata 21 147 Northern Michigan10/13/12 Kirk Spencer 13 145 Northern Michigan11/14/81 Wayne Robinson 25 145 Ferris State9/6/08 James Berezik 11 144 Indianapolis9/11/99 Brent Lesniak 20 144 Northwood

DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL10/19/13 Michael Ratay 18 143 Northern Michigan12/7/02 Reggie Spearmon 32 143 N. Colorado10/21/00 Brent Lesniak 10 143 Mercyhurst9/12/98 Rick Granata 26 142 Northwood10/16/76 Jamie Hosford 40 142 Saginaw Valley11/6/10 Northwood 17 141 Northwood10/9/76 Jamie Hosford 28 140 Ferris State11/24/07 Blake Smolen 27 139 North Dakota$9/10/94 Darnell Jamsion 19 139 Indianapolis10/12/96 Bruce Calhoun 14 138 Michigan Tech9/02/99 Brent Lesniak 21 138 South Dakota State9/21/73 Steve Brems 25 138 Ill-Chicago Circle11/4/78 Will Roach 23 138 Hillsdale11/30/13 Kirk Spencer 15 137 Colorado St. Pueblo$11/2/13 Chris Robinson 23 137 Hillsdale10/05/02 Brent Lesniak 10 137 Michigan Tech10/11/81 Wayne Robinson 22 137 Wayne State10/14/89 Eric Lynch 13 137 Northern Michigan9/29/12 Kirk Spencer 28 136 Michigan Tech9/10/03 Astin Martin 22 136 Indianapolis11/2/02 Reggie Spearmon 17 136 Mercyhurst10/28/00 Reggie Spearmon 21 136 Michigan Tech9/24/77 Rick VanEss 34 136 Franklin9/15/07 James Berezik 10 135 Findlay10/29/88 Isaiah Lipsey 21 135 Southeast Missouri St.10/18/80 Kurt Johnson 13 135 Northwestern Iowa10/16/99 Brent Lesniak 21 135 Saginaw Valley12/3/05 Astin Martin 18 134 East Stroudsburg9/20/75 Jamie Hosford 24 134 Grand Rapids JC10/26/85 Ray Buckner 15 133 Michigan Tech11/13/76 Jamie Hosford 41 133 Northern Michigan9/10/94 Spencer Calhoun 14 133 Indianapolis9/13/97 Bruce Calhoun 30 132 Ashland11/11/00 Brent Lesniak 12 132 Hillsdale10/19/74 Jamie Hosford 23 131 Grand Rapids JC11/4/89 Isaiah Lipsey 20 130 Northwood 9/14/13 Chris Robinson 16 129 Truman State10/20/12 Kirk Spencer 15 129 Northwood9/3/05 Astin Martin 14 129 Gannon11/19/94 Darnell Jamison 21 129 Indiana PA11/29/08 Blake Smolen 27 128 Minnesota-Duluth$10/29/77 Will Roach 30 128 Northwood10/3/98 Rick Granata 11 128 St. Francis11/7/85 Ray Buckner 28 128 Northwood10/27/01 Reggie Spearmon 25 127 Michigan Tech10/6/07 James Berezik 7 125 Mercyhurst9/2/06 Astin Martin 26 125 Findlay10/22/05 Astin Martin 30 125 Northwood11/30/02 Brent Lesniak 16 125 Indiana (Pa.)9/24/11 Hersey Jackson 28 124 Findlay10/12/91 Jamarl Eiland 13 124 Northern Michigan10/4/75 Chris Lehmann 11 124 Northeastern Ill.10/4/03 Michael Tennesse 25 123 Michigan Tech10/19/02 Brent Lesniak 26 123 Saginaw Valley11/17/90 Isaiah Lipsey 18 123 East Texas State$11/16/91 Anthony Evans 15 122 Valparaiso9/25/76 Jamie Hosford 38 122 Franklin10/31/98 Rick Granata 32 122 California-Davis11/10/90 Isaiah Lipsey 6 122 Valparaiso10/9/06 Astin Martin 20 121 Ashland12/01/01 Reggie Spearmon 20 121 Catawba11/14/92 Jamarl Eiland 29 121 Valparaiso9/21/85 Ray Buckner 16 121 Evansville9/15/73 Steve Brems 20 121 Kalamazoo11/23/13 Chris Robinson 24 120 Saginaw Valley$11/9/02 Reggie Spearmon 25 120 Indianapolis11/8/97 Jeff Fox 20 120 California-Davis9/19/87 Ray Buckner 19 120 Winona State10/25/75 Jamie Hosford 21 119 Ferris State9/30/89 Eric Lynch 14 119 Wayne State10/12/96 Darnell Jamison 16 119 Michigan Tech10/12/85 Ray Buckner 25 119 Central Connecticut11/14/85 Ray Buckner 26 119 Saginaw Valley11/3/12 Michael Ratay 20 118 Wayne State11/6/10 Norman Shuford 14 118 Northwood10/16/10 Justin Sherrod 11 118 Lake Erie10/6/90 Eric Lynch 18 118 Northern Michigan11/6/82 Brian Jones 12 118 Northwood10/5/13 Michael Ratay 16 117 Michigan Tech9/13/08 James Berezik 17 117 Saginaw Valley State



DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL11/1/08 Justin Sherrod 10 117 Northern Michigan12/6/03 Cullen Finnerty 15 117 Texas A&M-Kingsville$10/11/86 Ray Buckner 17 117 Central Connecticut9/6/97 Jeff Fox 17 117 St. Francis10/23/71 John Mahan 23 117 Findlay11/24/07 James Berezik 18 116 North Dakota$8/27/05 Astin Martin 19 116 Ferris State11/10/90 Jack Hull 12 116 Valparaiso10/2/93 Anthony Evans 20 115 Saginaw Valley11/07/98 Rick Granata 30 115 Michigan Tech12/16/06 Cullen Finnerty 22 115 NW Missouri State9/23/72 John Mahan 26 115 Ferris State10/12/74 Kerry Rasikas 16 115 Findlay9/17/77 Rick VanEss 23 115 Michigan Tech11/2/91 Eric Lynch 20 114 Hillsdale10/30/99 Brent Lesniak 21 114 Ashland10/7/06 Jaquon Morrison 6 113 Mercyhurst11/24/01 Reggie Spearmon 25 113 Saginaw Valley9/30/89 Anthony Evans 9 113 Wayne State11/9/74 Jamie Hosford 17 113 Adrian10/15/11 Hersey Jackson 14 112 Lake Erie11/30/02 Reggie Spearmon 25 112 Indiana (Pa.)9/08/01 Michael Tennessee 13 112 Saginaw Valley10/5/85 Ray Buckner 24 112 Ferris State10/26/91 Anthony Evans 17 112 Ashland University9/5/92 Anthony Evans 19 112 St. Joseph’s9/28/96 Darnell Jamison 21 112 Wayne State11/12/94 Spencer Calhoun 12 112 Northwood10/29/83 Jackie Hampton 18 112 Michigan Tech10/06/01 Brent Lesniak 14 111 Ferris State10/12/74 Chris Lehmann 17 111 Findlay9/7/13 Michael Ratay 10 110 Azusa Pacific10/27/12 Michael Ratay 16 110 Hillsdale10/2/10 Billy Seiler 4 110 Tiffin10/28/06 Blake Smolen 16 110 Ferris State10/5/96 Darnell Jamison 26 110 Hillsdale9/16/95 Darnell Jamison 13 110 St. Francis10/16/93 Rusty Setzer 13 110 Ferris State10/20/90 Isaiah Lipsey 13 110 Ashland University10/14/78 Rick VanEss 20 110 Saginaw Valley10/9/10 Justin Sherrod 13 109 Northern Michigan9//03 Cullen Finnerty 10 109 Wayne State 9/6/97 Bruce Calhoun 25 109 St. Francis11/11/78 Rick VanEss 16 109 Wayne State9/19/92 Jamarl Eiland 21 109 Butler University9/22/79 Will Roach 13 109 Northeastern Ill.9/26/09 P.T. Gates 10 108 Michigan Tech9/20/08 James Berezik 13 108 Ferris State11/26/05 Astin Martin 22 108 Saginaw Valley State11/2/02 Brandon Langston 11 108 Mercyhurst11/7/75 Jamie Hosford 29 108 Hillsdale

DATE NAME ATT YARDS SCHOOL10/29/94 Darnell Jamison 17 108 Northern Michigan11/9/13 Chris Robinson 21 108 Wayne State9/8/12 Chris Robinson 19 107 Notre Dame College11/1/08 P.T. Gates 16 107 Northern Michigan9/30/06 Astin Martin 19 107 Wayne State11/6/04 Michael Tennessee 20 107 Michigan Tech12/1/01 Ryan Brady 23 107 Catawba9/22/01 Brent Lesniak 8 107 Ashland11/10/07 Gary Fant 6 108 Northern Michigan10/22/11 Hersey Jackson 12 106 Ferris State10/31/09 P.T. Gates 18 106 Northern Michigan10/25/08 James Berezik 20 106 Ashland11/20/73 Steve Brems 19 106 Adrian9/14/74 Chris Lehmann 14 106 Kalamazoo11/7/87 Ray Buckner 22 106 Northwood11/05/11 Michael Ratay 9 105 Northwood11/6/04 Brandon Langston 11 105 Michigan Tech10/10/92 Andre Dudley 14 105 Northern Michigan11/7/81 Wayne Robinson 27 105 Northwood10/17/09 James Berezik 17 104 Findlay10/1/05 Astin Martin 21 104 Wayne State10/11/80 Will Roach 18 104 Saginaw Valley10/11/97 Tarron Adams 21 104 Michigan Tech11/4/00 Brent Lesniak 11 104 Wayne State10/29/88 John Sanders 17 104 Southeast Missouri10/20/01 Brent Lesniak 10 103 Mercyhurst9/25/99 Jerome Knox 13 103 Findlay9/29/01 Michael Tennessee 19 103 Northern Michigan9/27/75 Brad Rainwater 12 103 Illinois Benedictine9/23/89 Isaiah Lipsey 14 103 St. Francis11/13/93 Darnell Jamison 7 103 St. Francis10/9/04 Preston Garris 17 102 Hillsdale9/28/74 Steve Brems 21 102 Alma10/28/89 Eric Lynch 14 102 Valparaiso 10/14/95 Darnell Jamison 17 102 Hillsdale9/24/94 Darnell Jamison 27 102 Ashland9/5/09 James Berezik 20 101 Indianapolis10/15/05 Astin Martin 28 101 Saginaw Valley State11/9/74 Dan Warren 12 101 Adrian10/27/12 Kirk Spencer 15 100 Hillsdale10/27/07 James Berezik 11 100 Ferris State11/13/04 Michael Tennessee 23 100 Winona State11/14/98 Rick Granata 17 100 Ferris State9/15/84 Jackie Hampton 15 100 NW Missouri9/16/72 Kerry Rasikas 15 100 Kalamazoo$ NCAA Division II Playoff GameCurrent players listed in Bold

16 Games: James Berezik 15 Games: Brent Lesniak 14 Games: Reggie Spearmon, Jamie Hosford 12 Games: Astin Martin, Darnell Jamison, Michael Tennessee 10 Games: Ray Buckner 8 Games: Eric Lynch, John Mahan, Anthony Evans, Isaiah Lipsey, Michael Ratay 7 Games: Justin Sherrod 6 Games: Chris Lehmann, Rick Granata, Will Roach, Chris Robinson, Kirk Spencer 5 Games: Spencer Calhoun, Jamarl Eiland, Bruce Calhoun 4 Games: P.T. Gates, Blake Smolen, Steve Brems, Rick VanEss 3 Games: Cullen Finnerty, Wayne Robinson, Brian Jones, Kerry Rasikas, Brandon Langston, Norman Shuford, Hersey Jackson 2 Games: Jackie Hampton, Rusty Setzer, Jeff Fox 1 Game: Dan Warren, Brad Rainwater, Craig Blanchard, Kurt Johnson, Rudy Goodwin, John Sanders, Andre Dudley, Anthony Evans, Tarron Adams, Jack Hull, Jerome Knox, Ryan Brady, Preston Garris, Jaquon Morrison, Gary Fant, Billy Seiler



100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES

16 Games: David Kircus 12 Games: Charles Johnson 10 Games: Eric Fowler 8 Games: Jeff Chadwick 7 Games: Brandon Langston, Frank Miotke, Youssef Sareini, Bill Lucksted 6 Games: Brandan Green 5 Games: Blake Smolen, Terrance Banks, Jason Trice, Diriki Mose 4 Games: Grant Malecke, Rob Rubick 3 Games: Demonte Collins, Michael Woods, Bob Mitchell, Michael Short, Alcus Smith, Jamie Potts 2 Games: Jovonne Augustus, Greg Gay, Ryan Bass, James Berezik, Jonn Mathews, Brandon Horn, Terry Mitchell, Todd Gesund, Phil Condon 1 Game: Michael Tennessee, Micah Staley, Mario Locricchio, Clint Nash, Alex Preuss, Tim O’Callagan, Dan Green, Don Stramaglia, Ray Buckner, Ted Monken, John Sanders, Corey J. Sanders, Wayne Robinson, Joe Cornelius, Brent Lesniak, Antione Trent, Norman Shuford

DATE NAME REC YARDS TD SCHOOL12/14/02 David Kircus 11 270 3 Valdosta State$11/10/01 David Kircus 8 246 4 Hillsdale9/14/13 Brandan Green 6 223 1 Truman State9/24/88 Frank Miotke 8 221 1 St. Francis12/10/06 Eric Fowler 7 218 1 Delta State$11/14/87 Frank Miotke 11 218 1 Saginaw Valley9/4/04 Demonte Collins 13 217 3 Gannon*11/11/00 David Kircus 11 209 0 Hillsdale10/21/00 David Kircus 6 201 3 Mercyhurst11/10/12 Charles Johnson 10 198 4 Saginaw Valley9/23/89 Michael Short 4 195 2 St. Francis10/30/99 Grant Malecke 9 191 0 Ashland9/17/94 Youssef Sareini 9 189 3 St. Francis10/11/08 Blake Smolen 5 185 2 Hillsdale10/27/01 David Kircus 7 182 3 Michigan Tech9/22/79 Clint Nash 10 180 3 Northeastern Illinois9/22/12 Charles Johnson 8 177 1 Ohio Dominican11/11/06 Eric Fowler 7 176 3 Northern Michigan12/2/06 Eric Fowler 12 174 2 North Dakota$11/17/01 David Kircus 8 172 1 Bloomsburg$11/15/97 Jason Trice 7 172 2 Indianapolis10/30/04 Brandon Langston 5 170 2 Northern Michigan9/5/97 Frank Miotke 6 170 1 Northeast Missouri10/06/01 David Kircus 8 169 5 Ferris State11/9/02 David Kircus 8 168 3 Indianapolis9/17/88 Alex Preuss 6 169 5 Winona State10/9/99 Grant Malecke 6 167 1 Mercyhurst9/29/79 Michael Woods 6 166 0 Franklin College9/29/12 Charles Johnson 7 165 3 Michigan Tech9/1/90 Michael Short 4 165 3 St. Joseph’s11/5/83 Bill Lucksted 11 162 3 Northwood9/10/11 Charles Johnson 6 161 1 Hillsdale11/23/02 David Kircus 7 161 4 C.W. Post$10/1/11 Charles Johnson 8 158 2 Tiffin10/9/04 Demonte Collins 12 158 1 Hillsdale10/31/98 Jason Trice 9 158 1 California-Davis*11/2/13 Jamie Potts 8 157 1 Hillsdale9/9/06 Eric Fowler 7 155 1 Ashland9/21/02 Phil Condon 7 154 1 Wayne State9/08/01 David Kircus 7 153 2 Saginaw Valley9/3/05 Eric Fowler 7 152 0 Gannon*11/12/94 Youssef Sareini 9 151 1 Northwood9/4/04 Brandon Langston 5 149 2 Gannon*9/12/92 Todd Gesund 7 148 2 Indiana (Pa.)12/3/05 Brandon Langston 4 148 2 East Stroudsburg$11/22/03 Brandon Langston 8 148 2 Bentley$10/20/07 Brandon Horn 6 147 1 Northwood9/15/82 Bill Lucksted 7 147 1 St. Cloud State*10/9/82 Jeff Chadwick 5 147 4 Ferris State10/22/11 Charles Johnson 6 144 2 Ferris State11/13/82 Jeff Chadwick 8 142 2 Saginaw Valley9/14/74 Tim O’Callagan 5 140 1 Kalamazoo 9/15/12 Charles Johnson 6 139 2 Tiffin10/18/03 Mario Locricchio 10 139 1 Saginaw Valley9/8/12 Charles Johnson 12 138 2 Notre Dame College10/16/10 Greg Gay 8 137 3 Lake Erie10/23/82 Bill Lucksted 7 136 1 Hillsdale10/8/83 Bill Lucksted 5 135 2 Ferris State11/1/08 Blake Smolen 3 133 0 Northern Michigan9/24/83 Bill Lucksted 7 132 1 Central State10/30/10 Jovonne Augustus 5 131 2 Michigan Tech9/25/82 Jeff Chadwick 6 131 3 Central State11/16/91 Bob Mitchell 8 131 1 Valparaiso11/8/97 Jason Trice 6 130 1 California-Davis10/15/83 Bill Lucksted 5 130 1 Northern Michigan9/23/95 Diriki Mose 5 130 2 Ashland 11/29/08 Jonn Mathews 6 129 1 Minnesota-Duluth$10/8/94 Diriki Mose 6 129 0 Wayne State9/12/87 Frank Miotke 4 134 0 Butler11/28/09 Ryan Bass 7 127 1 Minnesota-Duluth$10/8/05 Terry Mitchell 3 127 1 Hillsdale10/22/05 Brandon Langston 3 126 1 Northwood10/10/09 Blake Smolen 8 125 1 Hillsdale11/13/93 Youssef Sareini 6 125 1 St. Francis9/26/87 Frank Miotke 4 124 2 Central State11/30/13 Jamie Potts 6 123 1 Colorado St.-Pueblo$9/21/06 Eric Fowler 5 123 0 Michigan Tech10/26/13 Brandan Green 6 122 0 Northwood9/3/05 Terry Mitchell 6 122 3 Gannon*10/12/96 Alcus Smith 4 122 1 Michigan Tech10/20/01 David Kircus 6 121 3 Mercyhurst10/27/90 Todd Gesund 4 121 1 Hillsdale11/15/03 Micah Staley 6 120 1 Bentley$11/7/87 Frank Miotke 5 120 1 Northwood10/26/96 Jason Trice 6 120 0 Saginaw Valley11/9/13 Brandan Green 5 119 1 Wayne State10/2/07 Blake Smolen 8 119 1 Wayne State^10/14/06 Eric Fowler 4 119 1 Indianapolis11/7/95 Diriki Mose 9 119 0 Wayne State10/15/11 Norman Shuford 3 118 1 Lake Erie10/8/88 Bob Mitchell 8 118 0 Ferris State10/29/11 Charles Johnson 6 117 1 Michigan Tech1/2/07 Brandon Horn 7 117 0 Wayne State^10/6/84 Dan Green 9 117 0 Hillsdale1/10/07 Antione Trent 8 116 2 Northern Michigan11/25/06 Eric Fowler 6 116 2 South Dakota$12/7/02 Terrance Banks 11 116 0 Northern Colorado$

DATE NAME REC YARDS TD SCHOOL10/23/93 Youssef Sareini 3 116 2 Ashland 10/31/81 Rob Rubick 7 115 1 Hillsdale9/21/13 Brandan Green 3 114 0 Tiffin10/28/78 Don Stramaglia 2 114 2 Northwood9/26/81 Rob Rubick 8 114 2 Northern Michigan10/12/13 Brandan Green 5 113 1 Ferris State9/29/01 David Kircus 6 113 2 Northern Michigan10/13/01 Brent Lesniak 2 113 1 Indianapolis*9/27/80 Michael Woods 6 113 1 Michigan Tech9/25/99 Grant Malecke 5 113 2 Findlay11/16/13 Jamie Potts 5 112 2 Saginaw Valley11/3/12 Charles Johnson 10 112 2 Wayne State9/12/09 Blake Smolen 6 112 2 Saginaw Valley11/13/99 David Kircus 8 112 0 Ferris State9/23/95 Diriki Mose 4 112 1 Ferris State9/15/82 Jeff Chadwick 5 112 1 St. Cloud State*12/12/09 Ryan Bass 8 111 1 NW Missouri State$10/6/79 Rob Rubick 6 111 0 Wayne State9/6/80 Michael Woods 6 111 1 Hope College10/13/90 Ted Monken 6 111 1 Ferris State11/9/91 John Sanders 2 111 2 Wayne State10/30/93 Youssef Sareini 5 111 1 Hillsdale10/31/98 Alcus Smith 9 110 0 California-Davis*10/16/82 Jeff Chadwick 4 110 0 Northern Michigan10/29/94 Youssef Sareini 7 110 2 Northern Michigan10/19/13 Brandan Green 4 109 0 Northern Michigan10/11/03 Brandon Langston 6 109 2 Northern Michigan9/18/93 Youssef Sareini 6 109 3 Northwood*10/2/07 Jonn Mathews 5 108 0 Wayne State^10/10/81 Jeff Chadwick 2 108 2 Wayne State10/3/98 Jason Trice 6 108 1 St. Francis9/2/10 Jovonne Augustus 3 107 1 West Texas A&M11/20/04 Brandon Langston 9 107 1 Northwood$9/18/04 Demonte Collins 7 107 1 Ashland9/28/02 Terrance Banks 10 107 2 Hillsdale 9/2/95 Diriki Mose 10 107 1 Indiana, PA9/29/84 Ray Buckner 4 106 1 Saginaw Valley10/19/02 Terrance Banks 9 106 0 Saginaw Valley10/26/02 David Kircus 6 106 2 Northwood10/20/12 Charles Johnson 4 105 2 Northwood10/4/03 Michael Tennessee 7 105 2 Michigan Tech%11/16/02 Terrance Banks 8 105 1 Findlay11/10/79 Rob Rubick 6 105 0 Ferris State10/18/08 James Berezik 4 104 1 Findlay%9/17/05 Eric Fowler 9 104 1 Ashland9/10/83 Bill Lucksted 5 104 1 St. Joseph’s9/18/99 Grant Malecke 8 104 0 Indianapolis11/5/11 Charles Johnson 5 103 3 Northwood11/16/02 David Kircus 5 103 4 Findlay9/12/81 Jeff Chadwick 5 103 2 Northern Iowa10/10/87 Frank Miotke 7 103 2 Ferris State9/18/93 Corey J. Sanders 4 103 0 Northwood*9/21/02 Tarrance Banks 5 102 1 Wayne State10/13/01 Phil Condon 5 102 2 Indianapolis*11/4/89 Bob Mitchell 5 102 0 Northwood10/3/98 Alcus Smith 6 102 1 St. Francis10/25/08 James Berezik 6 101 2 Ashland%10/7/06 Eric Fowler 3 101 2 Mercyhurst11/14/81 Wayne Robinson# 4 101 0 Ferris State10/6/90 Michael Short 5 101 0 Northern Michigan9/11/10 Greg Gay 5 100 0 Hillsdale11/03/01 David Kircus 7 100 4 Wayne State10/30/82 Jeff Chadwick 4 100 2 Michigan Tech9/9/95 Joe Cornelius 4 100 1 Indianapolis$ NCAA Division II Playoff Game* Nine games with two receivers over 100 yards# First back to have over 100 yards receiving% Over 100 yards rushing and receiving in same game^ Three receivers with over 100 yards receiving in same gameCurrent players listed in Bold

100-YARD RECIEVING GAMES

AWARDS


ALL-AMERICANS

1973Tom Tefft, OG- NAIA (HM)1974Ron Stallard, OG- NAIA (HM)1975Dennis Dermeyer, DE- NAIA (HM)Tim Hill, DT- NAIA (HM)Danny Jackson, LB- NAIA (HM)Dan Karpowicz, OT- NAIA (1st)Tim Maki, LB- NAIA (HM)Tim O’Callaghan, WR- NAIA (HM)1976Dennis Dermeyer, DE- NAIA (1st)Jamie Hosford, FB- NAIA (2nd)Tim O’Callaghan, WR-GTE/COSIDA(2nd)1977Gary Evans, OT- NAIA (1st)Roy Gonzalez, QB- NAIA (HM)Daryl Gooden, DT- NAIA (HM)Mack Lofton, DE- NAIA (HM)Tim Maki, LB- NAIA (HM)Roger McCoy, PK- NAIA (HM)Clint Nash, WR- NAIA (HM)Joe Pollard, S- NAIA (HM)Rusty Steffens, OG- NAIA (HM)1978Bob Beaudrie, C- NAIA (1st)Wade Bent, LB- NAIA (HM)Ron Essink, OT- NAIA (HM)Roger McCoy, PK-NAIA (HM)Joe Pollard, S- NAIA (1st)Rick VanEss, FB- NAIA (HM)1979Ron Essink, OT- NCAA Div. II (1st),NAIA (2nd), Kodak (1st)Clint Nash, WR- NAIA (HM)Mark Szczytko, DT- NAIA (HM)1981Kurt Fredricks, LB- NCAA Div. II (HM)Steve Michuta, QB- NCAA Div. II (HM)1986Dean Clem, OG- AP (HM), FootballNews (1st)Brian Mulcahy, LB- Football News(HM)Guy Schuler, QB- AP (HM)1987Mark Prins, OT- AP (HM), FootballNews (HM)Guy Schuler, QB- AP (HM)1988Frank Miotke, WR- Football News (HM)Mark Prins, OT- Football News (1st)

1989Dave Beebe, OG- Football Gazette (1st),AP (2nd)Miguel Sagaro, PK- Football Gazette(HM)Mark Smith, GTE/COSIDA (2nd)Todd Tracey, DT- NCAA Div. II (1st),Kodak (1st)1990Jim Cramer, DT- Football Gazette (2nd)Mike Flannery, CB- Football Gazette(3rd)Eric Lynch, FB- Football Gazette (2nd)Charles Sippial, LB- Football Gazette(3rd)Chris Tiede, C- Football Gazette (1st)1991Jim Cramer, DT- Football Gazette (2nd)Jack Hull, OB- Football Gazette (HM)Eric Lynch, FB- Football Gazette (2nd)Bill McGory, OG- Football Gazette (HM)Bob Mitchell, TE- Football Gazette (HM)Mark Smith, OT- GTE/COSIDA (1st)Chris Tiede, C- AP (1st), Football Gazette(1st), Kodak (1st)Todd Wood, DB-GTE/COSIDA (1st),Football Gazette (HM)1992Jamarl Eiland, FB- Football Gazette(HM)Jorgen Gustafsson, OT- Football Gazette(HM)Miguel Sagaro, PK- Football Gazette(3rd)Brian Tazic, QB- Football Gazette (HM)1993Hardie Farr, SS- CM Frank (1st), AP(3rd)Jorgen Gustafsson, OT- CM Frank (HM)Dan McLean, CB- Football Gazette(HM)Youssef Sareini, WR- Football Gazette(3rd)Mike Sheldon, OG- Football Gazette(HM)

1994Darnell Jamison, FB- CM Frank (HM)Kwame McKinnon, QB- CM Frank(HM)Tim Postema, LB- CM Frank (HM)Youssef Sareini, WR- CM Frank (HM),Football Gazette (HM)Mike Sheldon, OG- AFCA (1st), CMFrank (1st), Football Gazette (1st)1995Kevin Gee, OL- CM Frank (3rd)Darnell Jamison, FB- CM Frank (HM)Kwame McKinnon, QB- CM Frank(HM)Diriki Mose, WR- AFCA (1st), FootballGazette (1st), CM Frank (2nd),CoSIDA/Daktronics (3rd)Tim Postema, LB- CM Frank (HM)Matt Potter, DL- CM Frank (HM)Paul Siembida, DB- CM Frank (HM)1996Doug Kochanski, PK- Football Gazette(HM)Matt Potter, DL- AFCA (1st), FootballGazette (1st), AP (2nd), CoSIDA/Daktron-ics (2nd)1997Jeff Fox, QB- Football Gazette (HM)Jason Graves, DB- Football Gazette(3rd), CoSIDA/Daktronics (HM)1998Billy Cook, Spec.- Football Gazette (2nd)Jeff Fox, QB- CoSIDA/Daktronics (2nd),Football Gazette (3rd)1999Dan Gibbons, DT- CoSIDA/Daktronics(2nd), Football Gazette (2nd)2001Curt Anes, QB- Daktronics (1st), Foot-ball Gazette (2nd), D2Football.com (HM)David Kircus, WR- AFCA (1st), D2Foot-ball.com (1st), Daktronics (1st), FootballGazette (1st)Dan Vaughn, DT- Football Gazette (2nd),D2Football.com (HM)Dale Westrick, OT- Football Gazette(1st), Daktronics (1st)Mike Wilford, OL- D2Football.com(HM)


ALL-AMERICANS

2002Curt Anes, QB- Harlon Hill Award Win-ner, Associated Press (1st), D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(1st), Daktronics (1st)Terrance Banks, WR- Football Gazette(3rd)Phil Condon, TE- D2Football.com (2nd)Tom Hosford, OC- Football Gazette(HM)David Kircus, WR- AFCA (1st), Associ-ated Press (1st), D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette (1st), Daktronics (1st)Scott Mackey, DB- Football Gazette(1st), Associated Press (2nd), D2Foot-ball.com (2nd), Daktronics (2nd)Keyonta Marshall, DT- Football Gazette(1st), D2Football.com (2nd), Daktronics(1st)Reggie Spearmon, RB- Football Gazette(1st), D2Football.com (2nd), Daktronics(2nd) Dan Vaughn, DE- Football Gazette (2nd),Associated Press (2nd), D2Football.com(HM)Dale Westrick, OT- D2Football.com(1st), Football Gazette (1st), Daktronics(1st)Orlando Williams, LB- Football Gazette(2nd), D2Football.com (HM), Daktronics(2nd)2003Lucius Hawkins, DB- D2Football.com(HM)David Hendrix, PK- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (2nd), Football Gazette(1st), Associated Press (1st), AFCA (1st)Scott Mackey, DB- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(1st), Associated Press (1st)Keyonta Marshall, DT- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(HM)Derrick Phillips, DB- Football Gazette(HM)Michael Tennessee, RB- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (HM), Football Gazette(3rd)Mike Wilford, OT- Daktronics (1st)Matt Yoches, DT- CoSIDA District Four2004DeJuane Boone, DB- Football Gazette(1st), Daktronics (2nd)Demonte Collins, WR- D2Football.com(HM)Scott Greene, PK- Associated Press (3rd),Football Gazette (HM), D2Football.com(2nd), College Sports Report (2nd)Lucius Hawkins, DB- Football Gazette(2nd), Daktronics (1st), D2Football.com(2nd), College Sports Report (1st)Keyonta Marshall, DT- AFCA (1st), As-sociated Press (1st), Football Gazette(1st), Daktronics (1st), D2Football.com(1st), College Sports Report (1st)

2005

Joe Ballard, SS- D2Football.com (HM)Josh Bourke, OT-Associated Press (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Daktronics (1st),Football Gazette (HM)Cullen Finnerty, QB- Football Gazette(HM)Brandon Langston, WR- FootballGazette (2nd), D2Football.com (HM)Astin Martin, RB- Football Gazette(HM)Mike McFadden, DL- Gene UpshawAward Winner, AFCA (1st), FootballGazette (1st), D2Football.com (1st), Dak-tronics (1st), Associated Press (2nd)Mike Pinter, C- ESPN The Magazine Ac-ademic (2nd), National Football Founda-tion (1st)Joe Wohlscheid, OT- Football Gazette(HM)2006Anthony Adams, LB- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(2nd)Brandon Barnes, OL- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(1st), Associated Press (1st)Brandon Carr, CB- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(2nd), Associated Press (3rd)Cullen Finnerty, QB- Harlon Hill Award(2nd), AFCA (1st), Football Gazette (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Daktronics (1st),Associated Press (1st)Eric Fowler, WR- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(1st), Associated Press (1st)Derrick Jones, DL- D2Football.com(HM)Mike McFadden, DL- Gene UpshawAward Winner, Football Gazette (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Daktronics (1st),Associated Press (1st)2007Anthony Adams, LB- AFCA (1st), Asso-ciated Press (1st), Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st)Brandon Barnes, OT- Associated Press(1st), Daktronics (1st), D2Football.com(1st)Brandon Carr, CB- Associated Press(2nd) Daktronics (2nd), D2Football.com(1st)Brad Iciek, QB- D2Football.com (HM)Dan Skuta, DL- Daktronics (1st), Associ-ated Press (2nd), D2Football.com (2nd)2008Sam Allen, OT- Daktronics (2nd),D2Football.com (2nd)James Berezik, RB- D2Football.com(HM), Football Gazette (HM)Todd Carter, K- Football Gazette (HM)Billy Eisenhardt, OC- AFCA (1st), Dak-tronics (1st), D2Football.com (1st), Asso-ciated Press (1st)Brad Iciek, QB- Harlon Hill Award Final-ist Jonn Mathews, TE- D2Football.com

(HM)Danny Richard, DL- D2Football.com(HM), Football Gazette (2nd) Dan Skuta, DT- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Associated Press(1st), Gene Upshaw Award Finalist, Foot-ball Gazette (2nd)Blake Smolen, WR- D2Football.com(HM) 2009Cameron Bradfield, OT- Daktronics(2nd), Associated Press (3rd), FootballGazette (HM), D2Football.com (HM)Brad Iciek, QB- Harlon Hill Award Final-ist, D2Football.com (HM)Nick McDonald, OT- AFCA (1st), Asso-ciated Press (1st), Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Football Gazette(2nd)Jacob McGuckin, DB- D2Football.com(1st)Danny Richard, DE- Daktronics (1st),D2Football.com (1st), Associated Press(2nd), Football Gazette (2nd)Blake Smolen, WR- D2Football.com(HM)Justin Victor, LB- D2Football.com (HM)2010Matt Armstrong, OL-Football Gazette(HM)Cameron Bradfield, OT-AFCA (1st),Daktronics (1st), D2Football.com (1st),Football Gazette (1st), Associated Press(1st)Zach Breen, LB-Football Gazette (HM)Rob Carlisle, DB-Football Gazette (HM)Nick Lawrence, DL-Football Gazette(HM)Justin Victor, LB-Football Gazette (HM)2012Matt Armstrong, OL-Football Gazette(HM)Charles Johnson, WR-D2Football.com(2nd), Football Gazette (2nd)Tim Lelito, OL-D2Football.com (2nd),Football Gazette (3rd)2013Matt Armstrong, OL-D2Football.com(1st), Daktronics (1st), AFCA (1st), Asso-ciated Press (1st), Football Gazette (1st)Jamie Potts, TE-D2Football.com (HM)


ALL-AMERICANS

American Football Coaches AssociationFirst TeamMatt Armstrong, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2013Cameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Nick McDonald, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Billy Eisenhardt, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Cullen Finnerty, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Mike McFadden, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Keyonta Marshall, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004David Hendix, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Matt Potter, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996Diriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Mike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994

Associated PressFirst TeamMatt Armstrong, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2013Cameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Nick McDonald, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Billy Eisenhardt, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Dan Skuta, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Brad Iciek, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Cullen Finnerty, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Barnes, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Eric Fowler, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Josh Bourke, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Dale Westrick, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 Dale Westrick, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Chris Tiede, C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Second TeamDanny Richard, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Brandon Carr, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Dan Skuta, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Dan Vaughn, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Matt Potter, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996Dave Beebe, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989

Third TeamCameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Brandon Carr, CB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Hardie Farr, SS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993

Honorable MentionMark Prins, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987Guy Schuler, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987Dean Clem, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986Guy Schuler, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986

C.M. FrankFirst TeamMike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994Hardie Farr, SS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993

Second TeamDiriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995

Third TeamKevin Gee, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995

Honorable MentionDarnell Jamison, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Kwame McKinnon, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Tim Postema, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Matt Potter, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Paul Siembida, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Darnell Jamison, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994Kwame McKinnon, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994Tim Postema, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994Youssef Sareini, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994Jorgen Gustafsson, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993

Football GazetteFirst TeamMatt Armstrong, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2013Cameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Dan Skuta, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Brandon Barnes, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Cullen Finnerty, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Eric Fowler, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Barnes, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006


ALL-AMERICANS

Brandon Carr, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005DeJuane Boone, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004 Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Dale Westrick, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Reggie Spearmon, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Dale Westrick, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Matt Potter, DE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996Diriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Mike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994Chris Tiede, C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Chris Tiede, C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990Dave Beebe, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989

Second TeamCharles Johnson, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2012Nick McDonald, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Danny Richard, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Danny Richard, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Dan Skuta, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Carr, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Langston, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Orlando Williams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Dan Gibbons, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999Billy Cook, Spec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Jim Cramer, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990Jim Cramer, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Eric Lynch, FB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990Third TeamTim Lelito, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2012Michael Tennessee, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Terrence Banks, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Jeff Fox, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Jason Graves, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Youssef Sareini, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993 Youssef Sareini, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994Miguel Sagaro, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992Mike Flannery, CB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990

Charles Sippial, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990Honorable MentionMatt Armstrong, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2012Matt Armstrong, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Zach Breen, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Rob Carlisle, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Nick Lawrence, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Justin Victor, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Cameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Brandon Carr, CB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Cullen Finnerty, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Astin Martin, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Joe Wohlscheid, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Josh Bourke, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Derrick Phillips, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Tom Hosford, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Jeff Fox, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Doug Kochanski, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996Dan McLean, CB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993Mike Sheldon, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993Jamarl Eiland, FB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992Jorgen Gustafsson, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992Brian Tazic, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992Jack Hull, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Eric Lynch, FB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Bill McGory, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Bob Mitchell, TE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Todd Wood, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Miguel Sagaro, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989

Football NewsFirst TeamMark Prins, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1988Dean Clem, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986

Honorable MentionFrank Miotke, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1988Mark Prins, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987Brian Mulcahy, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986

GTE/CoSIDAFirst TeamMark Smith, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Todd Wood, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991

Second TeamMark Smith, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989Tim O’Callaghan, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976


ALL-AMERICANS

District Four College DivisionMatt Yoches, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003

DaktronicsFirst TeamMatt Armstrong, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2013Cameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Nick McDonald, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Danny Richard, DE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Billy Eisenhardt, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Dan Skuta, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Brad Iciek, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Dan Skuta, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Eric Fowler, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Cullen Finnerty, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Barnes, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Carr, CB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Josh Bourke, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Michael Tennessee, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Mike Wilford, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Dale Westrick, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Dale Westrick, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001

Second TeamCameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Sam Allen, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008DeJuane Boone, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Reggie Spearmon, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Orlando Williams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Dan Gibbons, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999Jeff Fox, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Matt Potter, DE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996

Third TeamDiriki Mose, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995Honorable MentionJason Graves, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997

Kodak/NCAA Division IIFirst TeamChris Tiede, C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991Todd Tracey, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1989Ron Essink, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979

Honorable MentionKurt Fredericks, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981Steve Michuta, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981

NAIAFirst TeamBob Beaudrie, C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978Joe Pollard, S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978Gary Evans, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Dennis Dermeyer, DE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976Dan Karpowicz, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975

Second TeamRon Essink, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979Jamie Hosford, FB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976

Honorable MentionMark Szczytko, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979Clint Nash, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979Wade Bent, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978Ron Essink, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978Rick VanEss, FB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978Roger McCoy, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978Roy Gonzalez, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Daryl Gooden, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Mack Lofton, DE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Roger McCoy, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Clint Nash, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Joe Pollard, S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Rusty Steffens, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Tim Maki, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977Dennis Dermeyer, DE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975Tim Hill, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975Danny Jackson, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975Tim Maki, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975Tim O’Callaghan, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975


ALL-AMERICANS

Ron Stallard, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974Tom Tefft, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1973

D2Football.comFirst TeamMatt Armstrong, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2013Cameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2010Nick McDonald, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Jacob McGuckin, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Danny Richard, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Billy Eisenhardt, OC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Dan Skuta, DT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Brandon Barnes, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Brandon Carr, CB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Anthony Adams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Eric Fowler, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Cullen Finnerty, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Barnes, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Carr, CB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Josh Bourke, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Dale Westrick, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002David Kircus, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001

Second TeamCharles Johnson, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2012Tim Lelito, OG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2012Sam Allen, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Dan Skuta, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Lucius Hawkins, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004David Hendrix, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Scott Mackey, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Reggie Spearmon, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Phil Condon, TE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002

Honorable MentionJame Potts, TE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2013

Charles Johnson, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2011Cameron Bradfield, OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Brad Iciek, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Blake Smolen, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Justin Victor, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009James Berezik, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Blake Smolen, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008John Mathews, TE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Danny Richard, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008Brad Iciek, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Derrick Jones, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Langston, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Joe Ballard, SS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Demonte Collins, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Michael Tennessee, RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Dan Vaughn, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Orlando Williams, LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Curt Anes, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Dan Vaughn, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Mike Wilford, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001

College Sports ReportFirst TeamCullen Finnerty, QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Barnes, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Eric Fowler, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Josh Bourke, OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Mike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005Keyonta Marshall, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Lucius Hawkins, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004

Second TeamMike McFadden, DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Brandon Carr, DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006Scott Greene, PK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004

ESPN AcademicSecond TeamMike Pinter, C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005

National Football Foundation All-AcademicMike Pinter, C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005


ALL-CONFERENCE

Anthony Adams, 2005 Defense 2nd, 2006 Defense 1st, 2007 Defense 1stSam Allen, 2007 Offense HM, 2008 Offense 1st Curt Anes, 2001 Offense 1st, 2002 Offense 1stMatt Armstrong, 2009 Offense HM, 2010 Offense 1st, 2012 Offense 1st,2013 Offense 1stJovonne Augustus, 2010 Offense 2nd, 2011 Offense 2ndMatt Bakker, 2009 Defense 2nd, 2010 Defense HMJoe Ballard, 2005 Defense 1stTerrance Banks, 2002 Offense 1stBrandon Barnes, 2004 Offense HM, 2005 Offense 1st, 2006 Offense 1st,2007 Offense 1stJames Barnes, 2001 Defense 1stRyan Bass, 2009 Offense HM, 2010 Offense HMMatt Beaty, 2005 Defense 1st, 2007 Defense HMBob Beaudrie, 1978 Offense 1stTodd Bechler, 1992 Offense HMBrian Beckham, 1997 Defense 1stDave Beebe, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st Andrew Biednderbender, 2011 Offense HM, 2012 Offense 2ndRobert Bell, 1989 Defense 2nd, 1990 Defense 2ndHerman Benson, 1983 Offense 1stWade Bent, 1978 Defense 1stBryce Berth, 1973 Defense 1stJames Berezik, 2008 Offense 1st, 2009 Offense 1stJason Bivens, 1996 Offense 2ndCraig Blanchard, 1980 Defense 1stMarc Bland, 1988 Defense HM, 1989 Defense 1st, 1990 Defense HMScott Blasco, 2007 Offense 1st, 2008 Offense 1st DeJuane Boone, 2004 Defense 1stDan Bolhuis, 1987 Defense 1stJosh Bourke, 2003 Offense 1st, 2005 Offense 1stCameron Bradfield, 2008 Offense HM, 2009 Offense 1st, 2010 Offense 1stBill Brechin, 2005 Defense HM, 2006 Defense 2nd, 2007 Defense 1stZach Breen, 2009 Defense 2nd, 2010 Defense 1st, 2011 Defense HMKenny Brown, 1997 Offense HM, 1998 Offense HMMatt Brown, 1997 Offense HMMarvis Bryant, 2004 Defense 2ndRay Buckner, 1986 Offense HM, 1987 Offense HMJames Butler, 1991 Defense HMWinfred Caddell, 1986 Offense HMBruce Calhoun, 1997 Offense 1stSpencer Calhoun, 1994 Offense HM, 1995 Offense HM, 1997 Off. 1stRob Carlisle, 2008 Offense HM, 2010 Defense 2ndTodd Carter, 2006 Offense 2nd, 2008 Offense 1st Brandon Carr, 2006 Defense 1st, 2007 Defense 1stTony Carreri, 2010 Offense 2nd, 2011 Offense HMKirk Carruth, 2006 Defense 2nd, 2007 Defense 1stMark Catlin, 2006 Offense HMJeff Chadwick, 1982 Offense 1stJeff Chaney, 1986 Offense 2ndDion Charity, 2003 Defense HMDean Clem, 1985 Offense 1st, 1986 Offense 1stKevin Clemens, 1996 Defense HM, 1997 Defense HMSteve Coda, 1986 Defense HMDustin Cole, 2003 Defense HMDemonte Collins, 2004 Offense 1stPhil Condon, 2000 Offense HM, 2001 Offense 2nd, 2002 Offense 1stBilly Cook, 1998 Specialist 1stBryan Cook, 1989 Defense HMJim Cramer, 1989 Defense 2nd, 1990 Defense 1st, 1991 Defense 1stAndy Dauser, 1998 Offense HMKelton Davis, 1996 Defense 2nd, 1997 Defense 1stDennis Dermeyer, 1974 Defense 1st, 1975 Defense 1st, 1976 Defense 1stDan Deshetsky, 1998 Defense HMBart Duffield, 1988 Defense HMCorey Edwards, 2008 Defense 2nd Jamarl Eiland, 1992 Offense 1stBilly Eisenhardt, 2006 Offense 2nd, 2007 Offense 1st, 2008 Offense 1stRon Essink, 1978 Offense 1st, 1979 Offense 1stMelvin Estes, 2002 Defense HMIan Evans, 2011 Offense HMGary Evans, 1977 Offense 1stAnthony Evans, 1991 Offense HMHardie Farr, 1991 Defense 2nd, 1992 Defense 2nd, 1993 Defense 1stCullen Finnerty, 2005 Offense 1st, 2006 Offense 1stJohn Fitzgerald, 1984 Defense 2nd

Mike Flannery, 1990 Defense 1stTerry Foster, 1999 Defense 2nd, 2000 Defense 2nd, 2001 Defense HMEric Fowler, 2005 Offense 2nd, 2006 Offense 1stJeff Fox, 1996 Offense HM, 1997 Offense 2nd, 1998 Offense 1stKurt Fredricks, 1980 Defense 1st, 1981 Defense 1stRyan Gaydosh, 2007 Defense 2ndPreston Garris, 2007 Offense 2ndAnthony Gary, 1996 Def. HM, 1997 Defense 2ndP.T. Gates, 2008 Offense HM, 2009 Offense 2ndSteve Gawronski, 2010 Defense HMGreg Gay, 2010 Offense 1st, 2011 Offense HMRyan Gaydosh, 2006 Defense 2ndKevin Gee, 1994 Offense HM, 1995 Offense 1stBrian Gehrisch, 1999 Offense 1st, 2000 Offense 1stTodd Gesund, 1992 Offense 1stDan Gibbons, 1998 Defense 2nd, 1999 Defense 1stChris Gilbert, 1998 Offense 2ndAlex Gilde, 2008 Defense HM, 2009 Defense 1stRoy Gonzalez, 1977 Offense 1stDaryl Gooden, 1977 Defense 1stRick Granata, 1998 Offense 1stJason Graves, 1998 Defense 2nd, 1999 Defense HMWilliam Gray, 1999 Defense HM, 2000 Defense 1st, 2003 Defense 1stPaul Griffeth, 1973 Defense 1stBrandon Green, 2013, Offense 1stDan Green, 1985 Offense 2ndScott Greene, 2004 PK 1st, 2005 PK 1stIsiah Grimes, 2012 Offense HMMatt Guerin, 1986 Defense 2ndDan Gunder, 1975 Defense HM, 1976 Defense 1stJorgen Gustafsson, 1992 Offense 1st, 1993 Offense 2ndJames Hardy, 2011 Offense 2ndLucius Hawkins, 2002 Defense 2nd, 2003 Defense HM, 2004 Def. 1stMike Hazimeh, 1996 Offense HM, 1997 Offense 1stKeith Heika, 1984 Offense 1stAaron Hein, 2004 Defense HMBob Hein, 1985 Offense 2ndDavid Hendrix, 2003 PK 1stJacob Henige, 2006 Offense HM, 2007 Offense HMCharles Hill, 2013 Defense HMTim Hill, 1975 Defense 1stDeOndre Hogan, 2013 Defense 2ndBrandon Horn, 2007 Offense 2ndMatt Horodyski, 1999 Defense HM, 2000 Defense HMDan Hosford, 2001 Defense HM, 2002 Defense HM Jamie Hosford, 1975 Offense 1st, 1976 Offense 1stTom Hosford, 2001 Offense HM, 2002 Offense 1stBrad Howard, 2008 Defense 2nd, 2009 Defense HM, 2011 Defense 1stBill Hudson, 1976 Offense 1st Joe Huhn, 1991 Defense HM, 1992 Defense HM, 1993 Defense 2ndChris Huley, 2008 Defense HMJack Hull, 1988 Offense 1st, 1989 Off. 1st, 1990 Off. 1st, 1991 Off. 2ndRobert Hunt, 1990 Defense 2ndRich Hurley, 1995 Offense HMDeonte Hurst, 2013 Defense HMBrad Iciek, 2007 Offense HM, 2008 Offense 2nd, 2009 Offense 1stDanny Jackson, 1975 Defense HMDarnell Jamison, 1994 Offense 2nd, 1995 Off. 1st, 1996 Offense 1st, John Jancek, 1990 Defense 2ndCharles Johnson, 2011 Offense 1st, 2012 Offense 1stDoug Johnson, 1987 Defense HM, 1988 Defense 1stRich Johnson, 1984 Offense 2ndDerrick Jones, 2006 Defense 1stDan Karpowicz, 1974 Offense 1st, 1975 Offense 1stJordan Kaufman, 2013 Defense 2ndPat Kelly, 1981 Defense 1stJason Kinzler, 1996 Defense 1stDavid Kircus, 2000 Offense 2nd, 2001 Offense 1st, 2002 Offense 1stJerome Knox, 2000 Defense 2ndMike Kennedy, 2001 Offense 2ndDoug Kochanski, 1996 Offense 1stBrandon Langston, 2003 Offense HM, 2004 Offense 1st, Specialist 1st,

2005 Offense 1st, Specialist 2ndBuster Larkins, 2006 Defense HMNick Lawrence, 2009 Defense 2nd, 2010 Defense 1stChris Lehmann, 1974 Offense 1st, 1975 Offense HM


ALL-CONFERENCE

Tim Lelito, 2011 Offense 1st, 2012 Offense 1stBrent Lesniak, 1999 Offense 2nd, 2001 Offense 1stBen Lewakowsky, 1989 Defense 2ndSidney Lewis, 2002 Defense HMClarence Lindsey, 2000 Defense HM, 2001 Defense 1stIsaiah Lipsey, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st, 1990 Offense 2ndMack Lofton, 1977 Defense 1stAndrew Lorman, 2009 Offense HM, 2011 Offense HM Bill Lucksted, 1983 Offense 1stTodd Luczak, 1990 Offense 3rd, 1992 Offense 2nd Eric Lynch, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st,

1990 Offense 1st, 1991 Offense 1stJeff Lynch, 1982 Defense 1st, 1983 Defense 1st, 1984 Defense 2ndScott Mackey, 2001 Defense 2nd, 2002 Defense 1st, 2003 Defense 1stJohn Mahan, 1973 Offense 1stTim Maki, 1975 Defense 1st, 1976 Defense 1stGrant Malecke, 1999 Offense HMKen Marnon, 1989 Defense HMKeyonta Marshall, 2002 Defense 1st, 2003 Defense 1st, 2004 Def. 1stAstin Martin, 2005 Offense 1st, 2006 Offense 2ndScott Martin, 2002 Offense HM, 2003 Offense 2ndHubert Massey, 1978 Defense 1stJonn Mathews, 2008 Offense 2nd Roger McCoy, 1975 P-K 1st, 1976 P-K 1st, 1977 P-K 1st, 1978 P-K 1stNick McDonald, 2008 Offense 2nd, 2009 Offense 1stMike McFadden, 2004 Defense HM, 2005 Defense 1st, 2006 Defense 1stBill McGory, 1990 Offense 1st, 1991 Offense 1st Jacob McGuckin, 2007 Defense 2nd, 2008 Defense 1st, 2009 Defense 1stKwame McKinnon, 1994 Offense 2nd, 1995 Offense 2ndDan McLean, 1993 Defense 1stKyle McMahon, 2010 Offense HMSean Mele, 1992 Offense HM, 1993 Offense HMSteve Michuta, 1981 Offense 1stGary Miklosovic, 1982 Defense 1stFrank Miotke, 1986 Offense 2nd, 1987 Offense 2ndBob Mitchell, 1988 Offense HM, 1989 Offense 1st, 1991 Offense 1stTerry Mitchell, 2006 Offense HMTom Mitchell, 1987 Offense 2ndTed Monken, 1989 Offense HMDiriki Mose, 1994 Offense HM, 1995 Offense 1stMatt Mosley, 2013 Defense HMBrian Mulcahy, 1986 Defense 2nd, 1987 Defense 2ndDarin Mulcahy, 1988 Defense HMClint Nash, 1977 Offense 1st, 1978 Offense 1st, 1979 Offense 1stErik Nielson, 1997 Offense 1stKeith O’Brien, 1997 Defense HM, 1998 Defense HMTim O’Callaghan, 1975 Offense 1st, 1976 Offense 1stJason Ohrt, 1999 Offense HMJim Ostrowski, 1985 Spec. 2ndSam Pallotini, 1987 Offense HM, 1988 Offense 1stRyan Pettis, 2012 Defense HMDerrick Phillips, 2003 Defense 1st, 2004 Defense HM Chris Picano, 2012 Defense 2ndRandy Pichan, 1981 Defense 1st, 1982 Defense 1stMike Pinter, 2005 Offense HMJoe Pollard, 1977 Defense 1st, 1978 Defense 1stRyan Porte, 1993 Offense HM, 1995 Offense HMTim Postema, 1993 Defense 2nd, 1994 Defense 2nd, 1995 Defense 2ndMatt Potter, 1994 Defense HM, 1995 Defense 2nd, 1996 Defense 1stJamie Potts, 2013 Offense HMMatt Powell, 1997 Defense HMAlex Preuss, 1987 Offense 2ndMark Prins, 1986 Offense 1st, 1987 Offense 1st, 1988 Offense 1stDavid Quinley, 1980 Offense 1stMichael Ratay, 2012 Offense HM, 2013 Offense 2ndLarry Reed, 1974 Defense 1stDan Reeves, 1986 Defense 1stMatt Regnery, 2005 Specialist HMDanny Richard, 2007 Defense HM, 2008 Defense 1st, 2009 Defense 1stShad Risk, 2001 Defense 2ndWill Roach, 1979 Offense 1st, 1980 Offense 1stJim Robinson, 1985 Defense HM, 1986 Defense HMWayne Robinson, 1981 Offense 1stRob Rubick, 1981 Offense 1stBill Rugenstein, 1981 Defense 1st

Miguel Sagaro, 1989 Off. 1st, 1990 Off. HM, 1991 Off. HM, 1992 Off. 1stJohn Sanders, 1991 Offense HM, 1991 Specialist 1stYoussef Sareini, 1993 Offense 1st, 1994 Offense 1stLou Scarpino, 1984 Defense 2nd, 1985 Defense 1stJim Schaap, 1973 Offense 1stKurt Schnittger, 2010 Offense HMGary Schuler, 1986 Offense 1st, 1987 Offense 1st Rusty Setzer, 1993 Offense HMMike Sheldon, 1993 Offense 1st, 1994 Offense 1stJustin Sherrod, 2010 Offense 2ndMichael Short, 1990 Offense 2ndPaul Siembada, 1994 Defense 2nd, 1995 Defense 2nd, 1996 Defense HM Charles Sippial, 1988 Defense 2nd, 1989 Defense 1st, 1990 Defense 2ndDan Skuta, 2006 Defense HM, 2006 Defense 1st, 2008 Defense 1st Bill Smith, 1990 Defense HMDarren Smith, 2002 Defense HMDarryl Smith, 1986 Defense 2ndMark Smith, 1989 Offense 1st, 1990 Offense HM, 1991 Offense 2ndBlake Smolen, 2007 Offense HM, 2008 Offense 1st, 2009 Offense 1st

(WR & Spec.)Stan Snider, 1981 Offense 1st, 1982 Offense 1st, 1983 Offense 1stReggie Spearmon, 2000 Offense 2nd, 2001 Offense 2nd,

2002 Offense 1stMarcus Spencer, 2004 Defense HMKevin Sonntag, 2001 Specialist HMRandy Spangler, 1982 Specialist 1stDave Stachura, 1991 Defense HM, 1992 Defense HMRon Stallard, 1974 Offense 1stRusty Steffens, 1977 Offense 1stSean Stevens, 2006 Offense HM, 2007 Offense 2ndChris Stoddard, 2005 Offense HMRusty Stone, 1992 Defense 2ndJames Streit, 2004 Offense 2ndMark Szczytho, 1978 Defense HM, 1979 Defense 1stJorge Tapia, 2005 Defense 2ndPaul Tater, 2000 Offense 2ndScott Taylor, 1987 Defense 2ndBrian Tazic, 1992 Offense 1stTom Tefft, 1973, Offense 1stMichael Tennessee, 2003 Offense 1stAndre Thomas, 2009 Defense HM, 2011 Defense 1stErik Thompson 2011 Defense 1st, 2013 Defense HMEric Thornton, 1992 Defense HMChris Tiede, 1989 Offense 1st, 1990 Offense 1st, 1991 Offense 1stJacob Topp, 2008 Offense HMTodd Tracey, 1989 Defense 1stAntione Trent, 2006 Offense 1st, 2007 Offense 1stJason Trice, 1997 Offense 1st, 1998 Offense 1stJustin Trumble, 2006 Defense 1st, 2008 Defense 1st, 2009 Offense 2nd,

Defense HMMark Turner, 1986 Defense 2ndEric VanDenBerg, 2001 Defense HMGreg VanDyke, 1997 Defense 2ndRick VanEss, 1978 Offense 1stDan Vaughn, 2000 Defense 2nd, 2001 Defense 1st, 2002 Defense 1st Justin Victor, 2008 Defense 1st, 2009 Defense 1st, 2010 Defense 1stJim Walsh, 2013 Offense 2ndAlvin Ward, 1973 Defense 1stLuther Ware, 2010 Defense 2nd, 2012 Defense HM, Defense HMDave Williams, 1980 Offense 1stOrlando Williams, 2002 Defense 1stReggie Williams, 2012 Defense HM, 2013 Defense 1stMatt Wengler, 1992 Defense 1st, 1993 Defense 2ndDale Westrick, 2000 Offense HM, 2001 Offense 1st, 2002 Offense 1stMike Wilford, 2001 Offense 1st, 2003 Offense 1stJoe Wohlscheid, 2005 Offense 2ndTodd Wood, 1989 Defense 1st, 1990 Defense 3rd, 1991 Defense 1st Israel Woolfork, 2012 Offense 2ndRick Wyka, 1985 Defense 1stMatt Yoches, 2003 Defense HMSeth Yon, 1998 Offense HM


ALL-TIME GLIAC P.O.W.

Player . . . . . . . . . . .Pos. . . . . . .Game Opponent . . . . .Date1975Dennis Dermeyer . . .DE . . . . . . .Illinois Benedictine . . .9/27/75Dennis Dermeyer . . .DE . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/11/75Jamie Hosford . . . . .FB . . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . .10/18/751976Roger McCoy . . . . . .P-K . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .9/18/76Jamie Hosford . . . . .FB . . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . .10/18/76Dan Gunder . . . . . . .S . . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/23/76Dennis Dermeyer . . .DE . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .11/06/76Alvin Ward . . . . . . . .CB . . . . . . .Northern Michigan . . . .11/13/761977Joe Pollard . . . . . . . .S . . . . . . . .Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . .9/24/77Roy Gonzalez . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . .10/15/77Wade Bent . . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Defiance . . . . . . . . . . . .10/22/77Will Roach . . . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .10/29/77Gary Evans . . . . . . . .OT . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .11/05/77Roger McCoy . . . . . .P-K . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .11/12/771978Joe Pollard . . . . . . . .S . . . . . . . .Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . .9/30/78Bob Beaudrie . . . . . .OC . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/07/78David Quinley . . . . .QB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . .10/14/78David Quinley . . . . .QB . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .10/28/78Will Roach . . . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .11/04/78Rick VanEss . . . . . . .FB . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .11/11/781979Kurt Fredricks . . . . .LB . . . . . . .NE Illinois . . . . . . . . . .9/22/79Mike Given . . . . . . .CB . . . . . . .Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . .9/29/79David Quinley . . . . .QB . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/27/79Clint Nash . . . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/03/791980Michael Woods . . . . .WR . . . . . .Hope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/06/80Craig Blanchard . . . .CB . . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .9/27/80David Quinley . . . . .QB . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .9/27/80Paul Svabik . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . .10/11/80Craig Blanchard . . . .CB . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/01/801981Steve Michuta . . . . .QB . . . . . .Northern Michigan . . . .9/26/81Tony Schmitt . . . . . .FB . . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/03/81Steve Michuta . . . . .QB . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .10/10/81Rob Rubick . . . . . . .TE . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/31/81Scott Johnston . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/31/81Wayne Robinson . . .TB . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .11/14/811982Jim Lynch . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .St Cloud State . . . . . . . .9/18/82Jeff Chadwick . . . . .WR . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/09/82Randy Pichan . . . . . .DE . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/06/82Brian Jones . . . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . .11/13/821983Brian Jones . . . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .St Joseph’s . . . . . . . . . .09/10/83Bill Lucksted . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/08/83Jeff Lynch . . . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/22/83Jim Lynch . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/29/83Bill Lucksted . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/05/831985Ray Buckner . . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Evansville . . . . . . . . . . .9/21/85Darryl Smith . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .9/28/85Guy Schuler . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/05/85Matt Guerin . . . . . . .CB . . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/26/85Rick Wyka . . . . . . . .CB . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/02/851986Guy Schuler . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/13/86Dan Reeves . . . . . . .SS . . . . . . .Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/13/86Tom Kazen . . . . . . . .TE . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/10/86

Player . . . . . . . . . . .Pos. . . . . . .Game Opponent . . . . .Date1987Frank Miotke . . . . . .WR . . . . . .NE Missouri . . . . . . . . .9/05/87Ray Buckner . . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Butler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/12/87Scott Taylor . . . . . . .DE . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/10/87Guy Schuler . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/07/87Frank Miotke . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .11/14/871988Doug Johnson . . . . . .DT . . . . . . .Winona State . . . . . . . .9/17/88Frank Miotke . . . . . .WR . . . . . .St Francis . . . . . . . . . . .9/24/881990Eric Lynch . . . . . . . .RB . . . . . . .Mankato State . . . . . . . .9/8/90Charles Sippial . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .9/22/90Jim Cramer . . . . . . . .DE . . . . . . .Northern Michigan . . . .10/6/90Robert Bell . . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . .10/20/901991Hardie Farr . . . . . . . .SS . . . . . . .North Dakota . . . . . . . .9/14/91Jack Hull . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .9/28/91Anthony Evans . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Northern Michigan . . . .10/12/91John Sanders . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .11/9/911992Jamarl Eiland . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .9/26/92Jamarl Eiland . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .10/3/92Brian Tazic . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/31/92Jamarl Eiland . . . . . .TB . . . . . . .Valparaiso . . . . . . . . . . .11/14/92

1993Eric Stover . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .9/18/93Dan McLean . . . . . . .DB . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/16/931994Youssef Sareini . . . . .WR . . . . . .St. Francis . . . . . . . . . . .9/17/94Tim Postema . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/24/94Kwame McKinnon . .QB . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .10/8/94Spencer Calhoun . . .RB . . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/22/94Jamie Lay . . . . . . . . .CB . . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .11/5/94Darnell Jamison . . . .RB . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/12/941995Diriki Mose . . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Indiana (PA) . . . . . . . . .9/2/95Kwame McKinnon . .QB . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .9/9/95Tim Postema . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .St. Francis . . . . . . . . . . .9/16/95Kwame McKinnon . .QB . . . . . .Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/23/95Paul Siembida . . . . .CB . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .10/7/95Darnell Jamison . . . .RB . . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/21/95


ALL-TIME GLIAC P.O.W.

Player . . . . . . . . . . .Pos. . . . . . .Game Opponent . . . . .Date1996Doug Kochanski . . . .PK . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .9/21/96Matt Potter . . . . . . . .DL . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .9/21/96Jeff Fox . . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . .10/26/96Jeff Fox . . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/2/96Matt Potter . . . . . . . .DL . . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .11/16/961997Bruce Calhoun . . . . .RB . . . . . . .Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/13/97Bruce Calhoun . . . . .RB . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .9/27/97Anthony Gary . . . . . .SS . . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .11/15/971998Jeff Fox . . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .9/14/98Jeff Fox . . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .10/19/971999William Gray . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Northern Michigan . . . .10/23/982000William Gray . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/9/00Jeremy Koger . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .10/16/00David Kircus . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Mercyhurst . . . . . . . . . .10/23/00Daivd Kircus . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .11/13/002001Curt Anes . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .9/10/01Curt Anes . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/8/01Scott Mackey . . . . . .SS . . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .10/15/01Curt Anes . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Mercyhurst . . . . . . . . . .10/22/01Curt Anes . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/29/01David Kircus . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .11/5/01David Kircus . . . . . .WR . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .11/12/01

2002Scott Mackey . . . . . .SS . . . . . . .UC Davis . . . . . . . . . . .9/9/02Curt Anes . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .9/30/02Orlando Williams . . .LB . . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .10/21/02Curt Anes . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .11/11/02Curt Anes . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . .11/18/022003David Hendrix . . . . .PK . . . . . . .UC-Davis . . . . . . . . . . .9/8/03Dustin Cole . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .9/15/03Matt Regnery . . . . . .P . . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .9/15/03Michael Tennessee . .RB . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .9/29/03Cullen Finnerty . . . .QB . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/6/03Derrick Phillips . . . .CB . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .10/27/03Jeff Dock . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Mercyhurst . . . . . . . . . .11/3/03Cullen Finnerty . . . .QB . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .11/10/03Scott Mackey . . . . . .DB . . . . . .Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . .11/17/03

Player . . . . . . . . . . .Pos. . . . . . .Game Opponent . . . . .Date2004Demonte Collins . . .WR . . . . . .Gannon . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/4/04Brandon Langston . .WR . . . . . .Gannon . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/4/04Scott Greene . . . . . . .PK . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .11/9/04Marcus Spencer . . . .DL . . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .11/6/042005Athony Adams . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/8/052006Todd Carter . . . . . . .PK . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .10/2/06Anthony Adams . . . .LB . . . . . . .Indianapolis . . . . . . . . .10/16/06Anthony Adams . . . .LB . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .10/23/06Mike McFadden . . . .DL . . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/30/06Cullen Finnerty . . . .QB . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/30/06Cullen Finnerty . . . .QB . . . . . .Northern Michigan . . . .11/13/062007Brandon Carr . . . . . .CB . . . . . . .St. Joseph’s . . . . . . . . . .11/3//07Kirk Carruth . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .11/24/07Brad Iciek . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .10/1/07Dan Skuta . . . . . . . .DT . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .10/1/072008Brad Iciek . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .9/29/08Dan Skuta . . . . . . . . .DT . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .10/13/08James Berezik . . . . .RB . . . . . . .Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . .10/20/08Brad Iciek . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . .10/27/08James Berezik . . . . .RB . . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .11/10/082009Brad Iciek . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .9/14/09Blake Smolen . . . . . .WR/KR . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .9/28/09Danny Richard . . . . .DL . . . . . . .Ashland . . . . . . . . . . . . .10/26/09Brad Iciek . . . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Wayne State . . . . . . . . .11/9/092010Kyle McMahon . . . .QB . . . . . .West Texas A&M . . . . .9/7/10Luther Ware . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .West Texas A&M . . . . .9/7/10Jay Jandasek . . . . . . .P/K . . . . . .Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . .9/27/10Zach Breen . . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Northern Michigan . . . .10/11/10Steve Gawronski . . .DL . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/8/102011Norman Shuford . . . .RB . . . . . . .Lake Erie . . . . . . . . . . .10/15/11Heath Parling . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Ferris State . . . . . . . . . .10/22/11Andre Thomas . . . . .DL . . . . . . .Michigna Tech . . . . . . .10/29/11Zach Breen . . . . . . . .DB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .11/12/11Erik Thompson . . . . .KR . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .11/12/112012Reggie Williams . . . .PR . . . . . . .Western Oregon . . . . . .9/4/12Heath Parling . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Notre Dame College . . .9/10/12Reggie Williams . . . .KR . . . . . .Ohio Dominican . . . . . .9/24/12Isiah Grimes . . . . . . .QB . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/1/12Luther Ware . . . . . . .LB . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .10/22/122013Jordan Kaufman . . . .LB . . . . . . .Azusa Pacific . . . . . . . .9/9/13Reggie Williams . . . .DB . . . . . .Michigan Tech . . . . . . .10/7/13DeOndre Hogan . . . .DL . . . . . . .Northwood . . . . . . . . . .11/4/14DeOndre Hogan . . . .DL . . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .11/11/14Reggie Williams . . . .DB . . . . . .Hillsdale . . . . . . . . . . . .11/11/14Erik Thompson . . . . .DB . . . . . .Saginaw Valley . . . . . . .11/18/14


HARLON HILL AWARD

The Harlon Hill Trophy annually goes to the top football player in Division II, recognizing that individual as the NCAA Division IIPlayer of the Year. Six Laker football players have been nominated a total of 11 times for the Harlon Hill Award. Brad Icie was the mostrecent nominee in 2009, marking the third straight year Iciek was a nominee. Iciek is just the second player in the history of the HarlonHill Award to be a three-time nominee and recorded two top five finishes. Cullen Finnerty was one of three finalists in 2006, whileMichael Tennessee was nominated in 2003. Curt Anes (2001-02), Jeff Fox (1997-98) and Eric Lynch (1990-91) also earned multiplenominations for the award. These six former Laker gridiron greats have earned the right to be mentioned among the top players inDivision II football. Finnerty became the second Laker quarterback to finish runner-up for the award this decade (Anes 2001). Tennesseewas one of six nominees from the Northeast region to move on to the 24-member national ballot. Prior to 2002 when Anes won theHarlon Hill Award, his runner-up finish in 2001 was the Lakers’ highest finisher in the Hill Award voting. Anes garnered the most first-place votes (52), but finished eight points (201) behind Dusty Bonner’s total of 209. Laker quarterback Jeff Fox finished third in theHarlon Hill Award voting in 1998 with 76 points and two first-place votes. Former Laker running back Eric Lynch finished tied for sixthin 1989 and eighth in 1990.

Brad Iciek was a three-time nom-inee and a two-time finalist for theHarlon Hill Award. Iciek finishedseventh in the voting as a sopho-more in 2007 and was a Super Re-gion 3 nominee in 2008. Iciekfinished fifth in the final voting in2009. Brad is one of two playersin DII history to be a three-timenominee.

QB Cullen Finnerty finished sec-ond in the 2006 Harlon Hill vot-ing. Finnerty led Division II inpass efficiency (169.3) and ranked13th in total offense (253.3 ypg).Finnerty led his team to the 2006DII National Championship and a15-0 record. Finnerty completed195-of-343 passes for 3,220 yardsand 41 TDs, while rushing for 580yards and eight TDs.


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RB Eric Lynch finished sixth inthe 1989 Harlon Hill voting.Lynch rushed for 839 yards andscored 20 TDs as the Lakers went11-1. Lynch finished eighth in the1990 voting. He rushed for 977yards and 20 TDs as the Lakersfinished 10-2 and qualified for theNCAA DII Playoffs.

QB Jeff Fox finished third in the1998 Harlon Hill voting. Foxcompleted 236-of-394 passes for3,260 yards and 30 TDs. He ledGVSU to the 1998 MIFC Cham-pionship and a spot in the NCAADivision II Playoffs. Fox was anominee in 1997 when he passedfor 2,422 yards and 18 TDs, whilerushing for 482.

GVSU Harlon Hill Finalists2009 Brad Iciek 4th2008 Brad Iciek 5th2007 Brad Iciek 7th2006 Cullen Finnerty 2nd2002 Curt Anes 1st2001 Curt Anes 2nd1998 Jeff Fox 3rd1990 Eric Lynch 8th1989 Eric Lynch 6th


HARLON HILL AWARD

Grand Valley State University quarterback Curt Anes claimedthe Harlon Hill Trophy as the Division II College Football Playerof the year, with the second highest vote total in the award’s 17-year history.

Anes recieved 271 total points in the voting and 63 first-placevotes, the second highest in points as well as second highest totalfor first-place votes. Anes became the first-ever Harlon HillAward winner from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Con-ference.

The award winner is determined in voting by the Division IIsports information directors and was presented in front of acrowd of almost 500 at the seventeenth annual Harlon Hill Tro-phy award banquet at the Florence Conference Center.

Anes, a senior from Kentwood, Michigan, was the runner-upfor last year’s Hill Trophy, finishing just eight points behind 2001winner Dusty Bonner. In 2002 he quarterbacked Grand ValleyState to an undefeated regular-season and No. 1 ranking all sea-son, while ranking third nationally in passing efficiency and thirdin total offense. He ranks third in Division II history for careertouchdown passes (114) and first in total offense (11,881) and isfifth all-time in career pass efficiency. He threw for 3,692 yardsand 47 TDs in 2002 and led the Lakers to a 14-0 record and tothe Division II National Championship.

“Being a part of the Harlon Hill Trophy Award was an incred-ible experience,” said Anes. “It is such an honor to be mentionedin the same sentence as all of the previous winners,” added Anes.

Anes became one of five individuals to win the Harlon HillAward on Friday night and then lead his team to the NCAA DIINational Championship on Saturday.

“This is not an individual award. I was blessed with incredibleteam, coaches and support staff that all played a key role in help-ing achieve this honor,” stated Anes.

C.W. Post senior running back Ian Smart was second with 180points and 31 first-place votes, and St. Cloud State junior quar-terback Keith Heckendorf was third with 93 points and 7 first-place votes.

Quarterback Curt Anes Wins Harlon Hill Award

2002 Harlon Hill Vote TotalsTotal Player 1st 2nd 3rdPoints 271 Curt Anes Sr QB Grand Valley State 63 36 10180 Ian Smart Sr RB C.W. Post 31 30 2793 Keith Heckendorf Jr QB St. Cloud State 7 21 3043 Leonard Guyton Sr QB Carson-Newman 5 10 1826 Zak Clark Jr QB Central Arkansas 2 5 1026 Abel Gonzalez Sr QB Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 3 824 Michael Oliva Sr WR UC Davis 1 5 1121 Kevin Curtin Jr WR Winona State 1 4 100 Phillip Boggs Jr QB Midwestern State 0 0 0


GENE UPSHAW AWARD

Mike McFadden Wins 2005 & 2006 Gene Upshaw AwardSLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – MichaelMcFadden, a senior defensive endon Grand Valley State University’snational championship team, wasselected as the repeat winner of theGene Upshaw Division II Linemanof the Year Award, sponsored bythe Manheim Touchdown Club.

The Upshaw Award winner isselected by the sports informationdirectors of the 150 football-play-ing NCAA Division II institutionsand is named in honor of the cur-rent Executive Director of the Na-tional Football League PlayersAssociation.

Gene Upshaw was a standoutlineman at Texas A&I University

(now Texas A&M-Kingsville) before achieving All-Pro status six times dur-ing his 16-year career with the NFL Oakland Raiders. He was elected to thePro Football Hall of Fame in 1987, his first year of eligibility and has servedas the NFLPA executive director since 1983.

“I congratulate Mike McFadden on being named the winner of the Divi-sion II Lineman of the Year Award for the second consecutive year,” Mr.Upshaw said. “It comes as no surprise that Mike continues to receive acco-lades for his play on the football field. He continues to dominate against op-posing quarterbacks as evidenced by his 23 sacks in the last 30 games.”

Don Harris, president of the Manheim Touchdown Club, which sponsorsthe award, added:

“When you look at all Mike McFadden has accomplished on the footballfield, it is only fitting that he should be the first two-time winner of thisaward. After hosting Mike and his family at our 2005 banquet last year, youcould see that this young man processes a great deal of character to go alongwith his athletic ability.”

McFadden was the overwhelming choice in this year’s balloting; he waslisted as one of the top three choices by 83 percent of the voters and wasthe No. 1 choice of 46 percent of the voters.Jason Capizzi, a senior offensive tackle for Indiana University of Pa., andRobbie Klinetobe, a junior offensive guard for Chadron State University,tied for second place in this year’s voting.

The other finalists for the award included Newberry College offensivetackle Heath Benedict, North Carolina Central University center RobertDuncan, California University of Pa. center Tim McCutcheon, Universityof South Dakota center Chris Morton and Northwest Missouri State Uni-versity defensive end Ryan Waters.

“It is truly an honor to be named the Gene Upshaw Award winner for asecond time,” McFadden said. “I have so much respect for Mr. Upshaw andwhat the Gene Upshaw Award stands for and I am humbled with this honorwhen so many deserving candidates were nominated.”Grand Valley State head coach Chuck Martin added, “Mike McFadden iseverything the Gene Upshaw Awards stands for. Mike is an amazing footballplayer, but more than that, Mike is even a better person, and we are excitedto see Mike get his just due for his accomplishments both on and off thefootball field.”

McFadden, a 6-foot-1, 255-pound native of Saginaw, Mich. (HeritageHigh School), received Gene Upshaw Division II Lineman of the YearAwardSponsored by the Manheim Touchdown ClubMike McFadden dou-ble-team attention from opposing teams but still recorded 61 tackles thisfall, including 29 solo takedowns, 13.5 tackles for loss (-54 yards) and sevenquarterback sacks (-41 yards).

He also received the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference(GLIAC) Defensive Lineman of the Year honor for the second straight year,as well as a second successive first-team All-GLIAC citation. McFaddenrecorded at least one tackle for loss in 30 of the last 39 games and at leastone QB sack in 23 of the last 30 games. He is the NCAA D-II all-time recordholder for career QB sacks with 34.5 and ranks fourth all-time in career

tackles for loss with 55.5. Earlier this season, McFadden tied the NCAAall-division record for consecutive games with a QB sacks with 17.

What does not show up in McFadden’s statistics is the fact that, becauseof the attention paid to him by rivals, all three of his defensive line mateswere able to record career highs in every category this fall.“I was fortunateto have the opportunity to play with so many quality football players atGrand Valley State and this is just as much of a team award as an idividualaward. I was just 1/11th of our defense and that is how we approachedevery down defensively at Grand Valley State.”As a unit, Grand Valley’s defensive unit led the nation in QB sacks pergame (3.75) and ranked 13th in scoring defense (14.1) and 38th in rushingdefense (105.1).

In addition to receiving the Upshaw Award in 2005, McFadden wasnamed as a first-team All-American by the Associated Press, AmericanFootball Coaches Association (AFCA), Don Hansen’s Football Gazette,D2Football.com and Daktronics, Inc. and was named as the FootballGazette’s Defensive Lineman of the Year.

McFadden earned honorable mention All-GLIAC honors as a sopho-more and was a Freshman All-American in 2003. McFadden is also ac-tively involved in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

McFadden was a dominent figure en route to earning the award as ajunior. He concluded his junior campaign as the national co-leader in quar-terback sacks with 19 and was third in the nation in tackles for loss with21.5 (-110 yards). He recorded at least one quarterback sack and tacklefor loss in each of Grand Valley State’s 13 games last fall, a run that re-sulted in the Lakers winning their third national title in the last four sea-sons.

Despite playing the entire game with a hip flexor injury, McFaddenrecorded one QB sack (-7 yards) in Grand Valley State’s national cham-pionship-game win over Northwest Missouri State. He recorded five tack-les, four tackles for loss (-13 yards) and three QB sacks (-12 yards) in lessthan two quarters of action in the Lakers’ national semifinal win over EastStroudsburg (Pa.). McFadden, the only junior among the eight nationalfinalists for this year’s Upshaw Award, is currently tied for the GVSU ca-reer record for QB sacks with 29. His 2005 total of 19 set a school single-season record. He was the Lakers’ No. 2 tackler with 83.


GENE UPSHAW AWARD

Brandon Barnes Wins 2007 Gene Upshaw AwardKingsville, Texas – Grand Valley State (Mich.) offensive lineman Brandon Barnes was named the 2007 recipientof the Gene Upshaw Division II Lineman of the Year Award, given annually to the top lineman in NCAA DivisionII football.

Don Harris, past President of the Manheim Touchdown Club, Announced the winner of the award at the ValeroCactus Bowl banquet Thursday night.

Barnes earned Associated Press and Daktronics First-Team All-American plaudits for the second straight year.Brandon was the top vote getter among offensive linemen on the 2007 Daktronics All-American Team. Barnes hasearned eight All-American honors during his career at GVSU. He was a two-time GLIAC Offensive Lineman ofthe Year award winner and a three-time First-Team All-GLIAC honoree. Barnes became the first offensive linemanto earn four All-GLIAC honors during his career. The Lakers had a 40-game winning streak snapped in this year’sNCAA Division II semifinals. Grand Valley was 12-1 this season and during his four years the Lakers went 50-4with two NCAA DII National Championships and three GLIAC titles.

The award is named after former Texas A&I and Oakland Raiders star and Robstown, Texas, native Gene Up-shaw.

Upshaw, currently the Executive Director of the National Football League Players Association, is the only NFLplayer to play in Super Bowls in three different decades and is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Junior or senior offensive and defensive linemen from any of the 150 football playing members of the NCAA Division II are eligible to win the awardwhich is administered by the Manheim Touchdown Club of Manheim, Pa., and is voted on by Sports Information Directors from all football playing NCAADivision II schools.

Other finalists for the award included Heath Benedict (Newberry), Mike Butterworth (Slippery Rock), Ben Hochstein (Nebraska-Omaha), Kurt Kissner(Mesa State), Kurt Kutscher (Henderson State), Tim McCutcheon (California, Pa.) and Nathan Young (Abilene Christian).

Matt Armstrong Wins 2013 Rimington AwardLincoln, Neb. – Grand Valley State senior center Matt Armstrong headlines the 2013 Rimington Trophy winnersfor the FCS, DII, DIII and NAIA divisions. The award winners are selected by Jason Dannelly, founder of theVictory Sports Network and longtime writer of football in non-FBS divisions as part of the continued tradition ofone of College Football's most prestigious awards.Armstrong, a senior from Lansing, Michigan and Sexton High School is the DII winner after being named the 2013GLIAC Offensive Lineman of the Year as well as a finalist for the Gene Upshaw Award for the best linemen inNCAA DII. Armstrong was a key figure in the Lakers' 12-3 record and its run to the NCAA Division II NationalSemifinals. Matt was a four-time All-GLIAC honoree including a three-time first team selection. Additionally, Arm-strong has shown great versatility starting at least one game at every spot on the offensive line in his career that, aswell as being a two sport athlete throwing the shot put. GVSU was 42-11 during his career with three trips to theNCAA playoffs, a semifinal appearance (2013) and a spot in the National Championship game in 2009.Jared Singleton (Wofford University/FCS), Ben Cranston (John Hopkins/DIII), Marc Osborn (Grand View Univer-sity/NAIA) were honored as Rimington Award Winners at the FCS, DIII and NAIA levels.The 2013 Rimington Trophy presentation banquet will be held January 11, 2014, at the Rococo Theatre in Lincoln,Neb. The Rimington Trophy is presented annually to the Most Outstanding Center in all divisions of College Foot-ball. Since its inception, the Rimington Trophy has raised over 3 million dollars. The fourteen-year old award is

overseen by the Boomer Esiason Foundation, which is committed to finding a cure for cystic fibrosis and has raised over $100 million for CF Research.Dave Rimington, the award's namesake, was a consensus first-team All-America center at the University of Nebraska in 1981 and 1982, during whichtime he became the John Outland Trophy's only double winner as the nation's finest college interior lineman. For more on the Rimington Trophy and a listof past recipients, visit www.rimingtontrophy.com.


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

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Jack Hull



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HISTORY


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1971 0-7-0Head Coach: Robert CollinsGVSU OPPONENT OPP 7 at Grand Rapids J.C. 47 7 at Kalamazoo College 42 7 at Ill.-Chicago Circle 24 0 at Alma College 31 0 at Ferris State 57 6 at Findlay 70 0 at Hope College 64 27 3351972 0-6-0

Head Coach: Robert CollinsGVSU OPPONENT OPP 14 at Kalamazoo College 24 0 at Ferris State 42 0 at Alma College 53 6 at Findlay 38 0 at Manchester 21 11 at Grand Rapids J.C. 21 31 1991973 6-3-0

Head Coach: Jim Harkema(0-2 GLIAC, 3rd)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 27 Kalamazoo College 14 40 at Ill.-Chicago Circle 8 14 Alma College 28 13 Ferris State 17 30 Grand Rapids J.C. 21 52 at Findlay 6 28 Manchester 9 7 at Northwood 14 48 at Adrian College 3259 1201974 6-3-0Head Coach: Jim Harkema(1-3 GLIAC, T-3rd)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 28 at Kalamazoo College 12 7 Alma College 0 12 Ferris State 17 41 Findlay 7 19 at Grand Rapids J.C. 21 49 at Manchester 0 13 Northwood 14 42 Adrian College 6 14 at Hillsdale 10225 87

1975 7-2-1Head Coach: Jim Harkema(3-1-1 GLIAC, T-2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 6 at Wayne State 15 17 at Valparaiso 6 17 Grand Rapids J.C. 13 31 Illinois Benedictine 6 68 NE Illinois 6 38 at Ferris State 0 32 Saginaw Valley 5 7 at Northwood 7 17 at Northern Michigan 21 31 Hillsdale 14264 93

1976 8-2-0Head Coach: Jim Harkema(3-2 GLIAC, T-2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 23 at Grand Rapids J.C. 7 10 at Michigan Tech 8 31 at Franklin College 27 26 at NE Illinois 0 23 Ferris State 26 17 at Saginaw Valley 6 16 at Hillsdale 3 14 Northwood 40 3 Wayne State 0 31 Northern Michigan 14194 131

1977 7-3-0Head Coach: Jim Harkema(4-1 GLIAC, 1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 6 Bowling Green 17 6 Michigan Tech 10 41 Franklin College 35 34 at NE Illinois 12 7 at Ferris State 11 41 Saginaw Valley 14 24 Defiance College 0 16 at Northwood 6 31 Hillsdale 20 6 at Wayne State 3212 128

Head Coach: Jim Harkema(5-0 GLIAC, 1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 34 NE Illinois 7 22 at Northern Michigan 49 3 at Bowling Green 49 62 at Franklin College 19 38 Ferris State 14 24 at Saginaw Valley 14 31 Central State (Ohio) 12 36 Northwood 7 28 at Hillsdale 21 24 Wayne State 10 24 at Wisc.-LaCrosse* 14 7 at Elon College (N.C.)* 13333 229* NAIA Division I Playoffs

1979 4-5-0Head Coach: Jim Harkema(2-3 GLIAC, 4th) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 14 Northern Michigan 41 48 at NE Illinois 7 56 Franklin College 14 14 at Wayne State 17 24 at Saginaw Valley 32 0 at Western Michigan 37 28 Hillsdale 6 22 at Northwood 14 9 Ferris State 14215 182

1980 7-3-0Head Coach: Jim Harkema(4-2 GLIAC, T-2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 14 at Hope College 7 9 at Northern Michigan 48 76 NE Illinois 0 44 at Michigan Tech 6 7 Wayne State 10 45 Saginaw Valley 22 34 Northwestern Iowa 26 9 at Hillsdale 27 17 Northwood 13 35 at Ferris State 7290 166

1981 7-2-0Head Coach: Jim Harkema(6-0 GLIAC, 1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 20 at Northern Iowa 21 28 Northern Michigan 29 52 Michigan Tech 6 40 at Wayne State 17 31 at Saginaw Valley 7 31 Central State (Ohio) 20 23 Hillsdale 12 38 at Northwood 7 46 Ferris State 12309 131

1982 7-3-0Head Coach: Jim Harkema(5-1 GLIAC, 2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 3 at Western Michigan 28 44 St. Cloud State 7 35 Central State (Ohio) 12 32 Wayne State 14 38 at Ferris State 35 29 at Northern Michigan 47 19 at Hillsdale 24 35 at Michigan Tech 28 20 Northwood 10 55 Saginaw Valley 7310 212

1983 4-6-0Head Coach: Bob Giesey(3-3 GLIAC, T-4th) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 24 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 22 21 at Eastern Illinois 35 14 at Central State (Ohio) 21 10 at Wayne State 22 52 Ferris State 21 14 Northern Michigan 27 12 Hillsdale 10 36 Michigan Tech 34 30 at Northwood 31 14 at Saginaw Valley 15227 238

1978 9-3-0NAIA DI Playoffs



1984 0-10Head Coach: Bob Giesey(0-6 GLIAC, 7th) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 9 Eastern Illinois 35 9 at Carson-Newman 42 0 NW Missouri State 26 18 at Northern Michigan 59 14 Saginaw Valley 28 6 at Hillsdale 20 20 at Michigan Tech 27 11 at Ferris State 13 14 Northwood 21 3 Wayne State 30104 3011985 6-5

Head Coach: Tom Beck(4-2 GLIAC, T-3rd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 7 at Wisconsin-Stout 23 7 Northern Michigan 42 28 at Evansville 14 10 Wayne State 7 27 at Ferris State 21 21 at Central Connecticut 14 14 Hillsdale 21 42 at Michigan Tech 22 24 Northwood 21 18 at Saginaw Valley 35 15 Missouri-Rolla 17213 237

1986 9-2Head Coach: Tom Beck(4-1 GLIAC, 2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 35 Wisconsin-Stout 0 30 at Butler University 28 49 Evansville 7 21 at Wayne State 3 30 Ferris State 22 21 Central Connecticut 11 22 at Hillsdale 25 24 at Northern Michigan 28 35 at Northwood 14 28 Saginaw Valley 13 30 at Missouri-Rolla 20325 171

Head Coach: Tom Beck(4-1 GLIAC, 2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 24 at NE Missouri 30 24 Butler University 19 50 Winona State 16 23 at Central State (Ohio) 25 28 Wayne State 0 21 at Ferris State 5 0 Northern Michigan 28 28 Hillsdale 13 3 at Central Florida 67 45 Northwood 3 31 at Saginaw Valley 28276 234

1988 7-4Head Coach: Tom Beck(3-2 GLIAC, 3rd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 35 NE Missouri State 36 0 at Western Illinois 55 45 at Winona State 26 35 St. Francis (Ill.) 21 13 at Wayne State 10 36 Ferris State 20 20 at Northern Michigan 30 0 at Hillsdale 20 46 SE Missouri State 24 34 at Northwood 2 14 Saginaw Valley 13278 257

Head Coach: Tom Beck(5-0 GLIAC, 1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 41 at California (Pa.) 7 45 Mankato State 16 27 at Butler University 18 56 at St. Francis (Ill.) 32 49 Wayne State 10 28 at Ferris State 0 38 Northern Michigan 14 31 Hillsdale 17 91 Valparaiso 0 42 Northwood 17 42 at Saginaw Valley 17 24 Indiana (PA)* 34514 182* NCAA Division II Playoffs

1987 7-4

Head Coach: Tom Beck(9-1 MIFC, 1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 58 at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 16 27 at Mankato State 24 35 Butler University 0 30 at Indianapolis 12 23 Saginaw Valley 7 45 at Northern Michigan 15 42 Ferris State 12 14 Ashland 3 34 at Hillsdale 38 35 Wayne State 15 55 at Valparaiso 0 14 East Texas State* 20412 162* NCAA Division II Playoffs

Head Coach: Brian Kelly(8-2 MIFC, T-2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 31 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 3 21 at North Dakota State 17 0 at Butler University 33 31 Indianapolis 13 10 at Saginaw Valley 14 35 Northern Michigan 0 28 at Ferris State 6 38 at Ashland 7 9 Hillsdale 6 59 at Wayne State 28 36 Valparaiso 3 15 at East Texas State* 36313 166* NCAA Division II Playoffs

1992 8-3Head Coach: Brian Kelly(8-2 MIFC, T-1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 28 at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 18 27 Indiana (Pa.) 45 21 Butler University 10 21 at Indianapolis 7 24 Saginaw Valley 20 23 at Northern Michigan 20 0 Ferris State 23 10 Ashland 27 34 at Hillsdale 21 16 Wayne State 14 45 at Valparaiso 14249 2191993 6-3-2Head Coach: Brian Kelly(6-2-2 MIFC, 3rd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 38 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 14 3 at Indiana (Pa.) 34 35 at Northwood 0 31 Indianapolis 7 36 at Saginaw Valley 17 28 Northern Michigan 28 17 at Ferris State 17 14 at Ashland 29 21 Hillsdale 38 28 at Wayne State 25 20 St. Francis (Ill.) 18271 227

1989 11-1NCAA DII Playoffs



Head Coach: Brian Kelly(8-2 MIFC, 2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 33 at Indiana (Pa.) 35 35 at Indianapolis 24 49 St. Francis (Ill.) 7 17 at Ashland 7 21 Ferris State 27 31 Wayne State 14 20 at Hillsdale 33 33 Michigan Tech 7 24 at Northern Michigan 17 27 Saginaw Valley 20 70 at Northwood 13 27 at Indiana (Pa.)* 35387 239* NCAA Division II Playoffs


1995 8-3Head Coach: Brian Kelly(8-2 MIFC, 2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 25 Indiana (Pa.) 28 56 Indianapolis 0 42 at St. Francis (Ill.) 0 52 Ashland 17 21 at Ferris State 30 42 at Wayne State 10 25 Hillsdale 20 54 at Michigan Tech 52 26 Northern Michigan 23 20 at Saginaw Valley 24 43 Northwood 7406 211



1996 8-3Head Coach: Brian Kelly(8-2 MIFC, 2nd) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 14 at SW Texas State 19 20 St. Francis (Ill.) 31 14 at Ashland 7 36 Ferris State 17 23 Wayne State 0 17 at Hillsdale 16 56 Michigan Tech 7 9 at Northern Michigan 14 17 Saginaw Valley 6 38 at Northwood 34 28 at Indianapolis 14272 1651997 9-2

Head Coach: Brian Kelly(9-1 MIFC, T-1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 38 at St. Francis (Ill.) 29 31 Ashland 20 21 at Ferris State 18 45 at Wayne State 30 14 Hillsdale 12 49 at Michigan Tech 21 39 Northern Michigan 22 27 at Saginaw Valley (ot) 30 24 Northwood 20 19 at UC Davis 21 23 Indianapolis 14330 237

Head Coach: Brian Kelly(9-1 MIFC, 1st) GVSU OPPONENT OPP 42 Ashland% 35 44 Northwood 41 28 at Indianapolis 17 50 Findlay 7 40 St. Francis (Ill.) 2 49 at Mercyhurst 14 37 at Saginaw Valley 36 14 Northern Michigan 17 38 UC Davis 40 43 at Michigan Tech 23 56 at Ferris State (ot) 53 14 at Slippery Rock* 37455 322* NCAA Division II Playoffs% Played at Houseman Field

1999 5-5Head Coach: Brian Kelly(5-4 GLIAC, T-7th)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 20 South Dakota State% 35 30 at Northwood 41 14 Indianapolis 30 37 at Findlay 9 26 Mercyhurst 19 31 Saginaw Valley State 7 13 at Northern Michigan 51 44 at Ashland 26 21 Michigan Tech 7 23 Ferris State 48259 273% Played at Houseman Field

2000 7-4Head Coach: Brian Kelly(7-3 GLIAC, 3rd)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 27 at South Dakota State 36 21 at Saginaw Valley 28 17 Northwood 45 38 Ashland 7 28 at Northern Michigan 29 21 Ferris State 20 56 Indianapolis 21 45 at Mercyhurst 20 31 Michigan Tech 29 22 at Wayne State 20 31 at Hillsdale 29337 284

Head Coach: Brian Kelly(9-0 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 56 Minnesota-Crookston 0 38 Saginaw Valley 7 63 at Ashland 19 64 Northern Michigan 14 63 at Ferris State 17 63 at Indianapolis 27 59 Mercyhurst 3 44 at Michigan Tech 34 77 Wayne State 12 57 Hillsdale 21 42 Bloomsburg* 14 33 Saginaw Valley* 30 34 Catawba* 16 14 vs North Dakota* 17707 231* NCAA Division II Playoffs 2002 14-0

NCAA Division IINational Champions

Head Coach: Brian Kelly(9-0 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 24 UC Davis 17 49 at Wayne State 14 44 Hillsdale 19 56 at Michigan Tech 14 51 Northern Michigan 14 23 at Saginaw Valley 18 33 Northwood 14 62 at Mercyhurst 24 50 Indianapolis 13 63 Findlay 19 62 C.W. Post* 13 62 Indiana (Pa.)* 21 44 Northern Colorado* 7 31 vs Valdosta State* 24654 231* NCAA Division II Playoffs

2001 13-1NCAA DII National Finalist


2003 14-1NCAA Division II

National ChampionsHead Coach: Brian Kelly(9-1 GLIAC, 2nd)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 9 at UC Davis (ot) 6 40 Ferris State 10 50 Wayne State 14 37 at Hillsdale 24 48 Michigan Tech 17 50 at Northern Michigan 20 20 Saginaw Valley 34 33 at Northwood 14 51 Mercyhurst 6 53 at Indianapolis 10 44 at Findlay 0 65 at Bentley* 36 10 at Saginaw Valley* 3 31 at Texas A&M-Kingsville* 3 10 vs North Dakota* 3551 220* NCAA Division II Playoffs

Head Coach: Chuck Martin(8-2 GLIAC, 2nd)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 24 at Ferris State 6 48 at Gannon 17 35 Indianapolis 9 37 Ashland 7 34 at Wayne State 0 58 Hillsdale 7 20 at Saginaw Valley 31 14 Northwood 35 45 at Northern Michigan 29 24 Michigan Tech^ 7 16 at Winona State* 13 10 at Northwood* 7 15 at North Dakota* 19380 187* NCAA Division II Playoffs^ Bash At The Big House (50,123)

2004 10-3-0NCAA DII Playoffs


National ChampionsHead Coach: Chuck Martin(9-0 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 30 Ferris State 10 61 Gannon 10 29 at Indianapolis 13 14 at Ashland 10 36 Wayne State 22 38 at Hillsdale 10 31 Saginaw Valley 10 30 at Northwood 14 48 Northern Michigan 3 17 North Dakota* 3 24 Saginaw Valley* 17 55 East Stroudsburg* 20 21 vs NW Missouri State* 17434 159* NCAA Division II Playoffs



GVSU by the DecadesDecade Record Pct. PF PA Home Pct. Away Pct. Neutral1970s 47-34-1 .580 1,760 1,504 24-9-0 .727 23-24-1 .490 0-1-01980s 65-40-0 .619 2,846 2,124 39-14-0 .736 26-26-0 .500 0-0-01990s 80-31-2 .717 3,355 2,221 41-13-1 .755 39-18-1 .681 0-0-02000s 122-13-0 .904 5,093 2,132 65-4-0 .942 51-7-0 .879 6-2-02010s 39-11-0 .780 1,921 1,183 25-2-0 .926 14-9-0 .647 0-0-0Overall 353-129-3 .731 14,975 9,165 194-42-1 .821 153-84-2 .644 6-3-0


National ChampionsHead Coach: Chuck Martin(10-0 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 13 at Findlay 0 30 Ashland 24 31 at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 6 41 Michigan Tech 20 36 at Wayne State 13 49 Mercyhurst 17 33 at Indianapolis 7 45 Northwood 7 28 at Ferris State 6 49 Saginaw Valley State 35 47 at Northern Michigan 17 35 South Dakota* 17 30 North Dakota* 20 49 Delta State* 30 17 vs NW Missouri State* 14533 233* NCAA Division II Playoffs

Head Coach: Chuck Martin(9-0 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 42 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 14 38 Findlay 15 48 at Michigan Tech 6 41 Wayne State^ 10 59 at Mercyhurst 7 41 Indianapolis 17 51 at Northwood 20 34 Ferris State 7 21 at Saginaw Valley State 10 44 Northern Michigan 14 21 North Dakota* 14 41 Central Washington* 21 16 at NW Missouri State* 34497 189* NCAA Division II Playoffs^ Game at Fifth Third Ballpark (Comstock Park, Mich.)

Head Coach: Chuck Martin(10-0 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 49 Indianapolis 21 36 at Saginaw Valley State 0 31 Ferris State 13 52 Michigan Tech 6 49 at Tiffin 0 41 Hillsdale 10 34 at Findlay 10 48 Ashland 42 45 at Northern Michigan 14 24 at Wayne State 10 40 Ashland* 7 13 Minnesota-Duluth* (2 ot) 19462 152* NCAA Division II Playoffs



Head Coach: Chuck Martin(9-1 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 37 at West Texas A&M 23 26 at Indianapolis 10 38 Saginaw Valley State 7 17 at Ferris State 10 55 at Michigan Tech 7 47 Tiffin 21 24 at Hillsdale 27 38 Findlay 13 34 at Ashland 7 31 Northern Michigan 19 59 Wayne State 28 44 Hillsdale* 27 24 at Minnesota-Duluth* 10 41 Carson-Newman* 27 23 vs NW Missouri State* 30538 266* NCAA Division II Playoffs

2009 13-2NCAA DII National Finalist

Head Coach: Matt Mitchell(9-1 GLIAC, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 34 West Texas A&M 31 44 Hillsdale 41 38 Indianapolis 31 35 at Findlay 7 71 at Tiffin 10 28 Northern Michigan 7 57 Lake Erie 23 41 at Ferris State 0 17 at Michigan Tech 20 35 Northwood 21 28 at Saginaw Valley State 7 35 Colorado Mines* 13 6 at Augustana (S.D.)* 38469 249* NCAA Division II Playoffs


Head Coach: Matt Mitchell(7-3 GLIAC North, 1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 44 Western Oregon 20 31 at Hillsdale 34 33 at Indianapolis 34 20 Findlay 26 70 Tiffin 7 42 at Northern Michigan 7 61 at Lake Erie 31 57 Ferris State 10 24 Michigan Tech 20 35 at Northwood 10 49 Saginaw Valley State 24466 223

Head Coach: Matt Mitchell(7-3 GLIAC North, T1st)GVSU OPPONENT OPP 48 at Western Oregon 20 83 Notre Dame College 46 28 at Tiffin 0 46 Ohio Dominican 41 51 at Michigan Tech 43 24 Ferris State 40 10 at Northern Michigan 38 42 Northwood 28 42 at Hillsdale 23 35 Wayne State 13 52 at Saginaw Valley State 55461 347

2012 8-3

Head Coach: Matt Mitchell(7-2 GLIAC North, 3rd)GVSU OPPONENT OPP38 Azusa Pacific 1731 Truman State 1542 Tiffin 1714 Ohio Dominican 5749 Michigan Tech 344 Ferris State 5448 Northern Michigan 1723 Northwood 1731 Hillsdale 2134 Wayne State 2049 Saginaw Valley State 3440 Saginaw Valley State* 734 Colorado State-Pueblo* 3035 West Texas A&M* 2813 Northwest Missouri State 27525 364*NCAA Division II Playoffs


2011 8-3


YEAR-BY-YEAR PLAYOFF RESULTS

2013 NCAA Division II Playoffs2013 NCAA DII National Semifinalist (12-3; 3-1 playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 40, Saginaw Valley State 7 Pueblo, Colo. • Grand Valley State 34, CSU-Pueblo 30 Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 35, West Texas A&M 28 Maryville, Mo. • Northwest Missouri 27, Grand Valley State 132010 NCAA Division II Playoffs2010 NCAA DII Regional Semifinalist (11-2; 1-1 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 35, Colorado Mines 13 Sioux Falls, S.D. • Augustana 38, Grand Valley State 62009 NCAA Division II Playoffs2009 NCAA DII National Runner-Up (13-2; 3-1 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 44, Hillsdale 27 Duluth, Minn. • Grand Valley State 24, Minnesota-Duluth 10 Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 41, Carson-Newman 27 Florence, Ala. • NW Missouri State 30, Grand Valley State 23 (National Championship Game)2008 NCAA Division II Playoffs2008 NCAA DII Regional Finalist (11-1; 1-1 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 40, Ashland 7 • Minnesota-Duluth 19, Grand Valley State 13 (2 OT)2007 NCAA Division II Playoffs2007 NCAA DII Semi-Finalist (12-1; 2-1 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 21, North Dakota 14 • Grand Valley State 41, Central Washington 21 Maryville, Mo. • NW Missouri State 34, Grand Valley State 162006 NCAA Division II Playoffs2006 NCAA DII National Champions (15-0; 4-0 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 35, South Dakota 17 • Grand Valley State 30, North Dakota 20 • Grand Valley State 49, Delta State 30 Florence, Ala. • Grand Valley State 17, NW Missouri State 14 (National Championship Game)2005 NCAA Division II Playoffs2005 NCAA DII National Champions (13-0; 4-0 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 17, North Dakota 3 • Grand Valley State 24, Saginaw Valley State 17 • Grand Valley State 55, East Stroudsburg 20 Florence, Ala. • Grand Valley State 21, NW Missouri State 17 (National Championship Game)2004 NCAA Division II Playoffs2004 NCAA DII Northwest Regional Finalist (12-1; 3-1 Playoffs) Winona, Minn. • Grand Valley State 16, Winona State 13 Midland, Mich. • Grand Valley State 10, Northwood 7 Grand Forks, ND • North Dakota 19, Grand Valley State 15

2003 NCAA Division II Playoffs2003 NCAA DII National Champions (14-1; 4-0 Playoffs) Walthham, Mass. • Grand Valley State 65, Bentley 36 University Center, Mich. • Grand Valley State 10, Saginaw Valley 3 Kingsville, Tex. • Grand Valley State 31, Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 Florence, Ala. • Grand Valley State 10, North Dakota 3 (National Championship Game)2002 NCAA Division II Playoffs2002 NCAA DII National Champions (14-0; 4-0 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 63, C.W. Post 13 • Grand Valley State 62, Indiana (Pa.) 21 • Grand Valley State 44, N. Colorado 7 Florence, Ala. • Grand Valley State 31, Valdosta State 24 (National Championship Game)2001 NCAA Division II Playoffs2001 NCAA DII National Runner-Up (13-1; 3-1 Playoffs) Allendale, Mich. • Grand Valley State 42, Bloomsburg 14 • Grand Valley State 33, Saginaw Valley 30 • Grand Valley State 34, Catawba 16 Florence, Ala. • North Dakota 17, Grand Valley State 14 (National Championship Game)1998 NCAA Division II Playoffs Slippery Rock, Pa. • Slippery Rock 37, Grand Valley State141994 NCAA Division II Playoffs Indiana, Pa. • Indiana (Pa.) 35, Grand Valley State 271991 NCAA Division II Playoffs San Marcos, Tex. • East Texas State 36, Grand Valley State 151990 NCAA Division II Playoffs Allendale, Mich. • East Texas State 20, Grand Valley State 141989 NCAA Division II Playoffs Allendale, Mich. • Indiana (Pa.) 34, Grand Valley State 241978 NAIA Division I Playoffs LaCrosse, Wis. • Grand Valley State 24, UW-LaCrosse 14 Burlington, N.C. • Elon 13, Grand Valley State 7 Postseason Appearances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 NCAA DII Playoff Appearances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Postseason Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32-13 NCAA Playoff Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31-12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(31-7 since 2001) NCAA Home Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(20-1 since 2001) NCAA Road Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-8 NCAA Neutral Site Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-2 NCAA Championship Game Appearances . . . . . . . . . . .6 (2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009) NCAA Championship Game Record . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-2 NAIA Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1


YEAR-BY-YEAR PLAYOFF SUMMARIES

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 14 7 0 3 24UW-LaCrosse 7 0 0 7 14

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV UW 1 8:04 UW Paul Radcliffe 6 yd run (Siedel kick) {13-69, 6:56} 0 7 1 4:17 GV Van Ess 38 yd pass from Quinley (McCoy kick) {8-59, 3:43} 7 7 1 0:16 GV van Ess 1 yd run (McCoy kick) {8-35, 3:42} 14 7 2 9:48 GV Roach 2 yd run (McCoy kick) {10-51, 5:05} 21 7 4 14:55 UW Robinson 17 yd pass from Draxler (Seidel kick) {15-77, 5:34} 21 14 4 1:28 GV McCoy 37 yd field goal {9-28, 3:21} 24 14 TEAM STATISTICS GV UW First Downs 13 19 Rushes/Yards 45-140 50-160 Passes (A-C-I) 14/5/2 36/17/5 Yards Passing 95 225 Total Offense 235 385 Punts/Average 4-35.2 1-32 Fumbles 1-1 2-1 Penalties 2-20 7-30

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Roach 13-46, Van Ess 13-38. UW-Pieper 18-66, Radcliffe15-61.PASSING: GV-Quinley 5-14, 95. UW-Draxler 16-35, 211.RECEIVING: GV-Nash 2-25, Van Ess 1-38. UW-Robinson 6-125, Pieper 5-46. A - 2148

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 0 0 7 7Elon College 0 3 0 10 13

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV EC 2 0:05 EC Rippy 27 yd field goal {5-27, 1:26} 0 3 4 12:46 EC Hedrick 1 yd run (Rippy kick) {7-24, 2:49} 0 10 4 5:16 EC Rippy 30 yd field goal {9-40, 4:44} 0 13

4 2:44 GV Rubick 10 yd pass from Quinley (McCoy kick) {7-77, 1:42} 7 13

TEAM STATISTICS GV EC First Downs 12 12 Rushes/Yards 43/114 55/182 Passes (A-C-I) 16-9-2 7-3-1 Yards Passing 95 48 Total Offense 209 230 Punts/Average 5-27.2 5-31.6 Fumbles 9-4 5-3 Penalties 7-57 5-26 Time of Possession 27:37 32:23

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: EC-Corpening 20-90, Hedrick 22-76. GV-Van Ess 11-49, Roach 14-33. PASSING: EC-Currin 3-7, 48. GV-Quinley 9-16, 95. RECEIVING: EC-Hackett 3-48. GV-Nash 4-58, Rubick 2-26. A - 3500

1978 NAIA Playoff Quarterfinal Final GameGrand Valley State 24, UW-LaCrosse 14

LaCrosse, Wis. • Dec. 2, 1978Memorial Field

1978 NAIA Playoffs Semifinal GameElon 13, Gramd Valley State 7Burlington, NC • Dec. 9, 1978Burlington Memorial Stadium



1989 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff Game Indiana (Pa.) 34, Grand Valley State 24

Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 18, 1989Lubbers Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPIndiana (Pa.) 0 7 7 20 34Grand Valley State 3 7 7 7 24

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} IU GV 1 8:24 GV Miguel Sagaro 31 yd field goal {10-36, 5:10} 0 3 2 14:58 GV Eric Lynch 1 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick) {7-18, 2:38} 0 10 2 10:44 IU Doug Adamrovich 9 yd run {Rob Grims kick) {10-51, 4:18} 7 10 3 8:52 GV Eric Lynch 2 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick) {12-64, 6:04} 7 17 3 2:25 IU Ken Rock 1 yd run (Rob Grims kick) {8-55, 3:13} 14 17 4 14:55 IU Ken Rock 19 yd run (Rob Grims kick failed) {5-44, 1:32} 20 17 4 10:13 GV Eric Lynch 1 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick) {7-27, 2:59} 20 24 4 9:33 IU Hill 58 yd pass from Tony Alliucci (Rob Grims kick) {2-58,0:39} 27 24 4 4:16 IU Ken Rock 1 yd run (Rob Grims kick) {10-50, 3:43} 34 24

TEAM STATISTICS IU GV First Downs 18 18 Rushes/Yards 38/136 49/182 Passes (A-C-I) 20-13-1 29-13-0 Yards Passing 224 144 Total Offense 360 326 Punts/Average 4/34.0 5/24.0 Fumbles/Lost 2/2 4/2 Penalties 8/76 9/63 Time of Possession 26:42 33:18

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: IU- Rock 26-121, Adamrovich 6-22. GV- Lipsey 17-76, Lynch 19-74.PASSING: IU-Alliucci 13-20-1, 224; GV- Hull 13-29-0, 144. RECEIVING: IU- Hill 7-154, Kovell 2-27; GV- Mitchell 5-67, E. Lynch 3-23.A - 1837

1990 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameEast Texas State 20, Grand Valley State 14


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPEast Texas State 7 3 7 3 20Grand Valley State 6 0 0 8 14

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ET GV 1 7:25 GV Eric Lynch 1 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick failed) {8-57, 3:21} 0 6 1 2:20 ET Gary Perry 4 yd run (Billy Watkins kick) {15-83, 5:05} 7 6 2 6:32 ET Billy Watkins 42 yd field goal {9-30, 3:26} 10 6 3 5:42 ET Gary Compton pass from Bob Bounds (Billy Watkins kick) {4-54, 0:50} 17 6 4 9:09 GV Jack Hull 4 yd run (Hull pass to Mele) {8-70, 2:54} 17 14 4 4:02 ET Billy Watkins 35 yd field goal {6-43, 3:16} 20 14

TEAM STATISTICS ET GV

First Downs 22 24Rushes/Yards 40/76 46/231Passes (A-C-I) 29-18-1 22-9-3Yards Passing 225 113Total Offense 301 344Punts/Average 4/39.3 4/25.7Fumbles/Lost 3/1 1/1Penalties 8/85 10/89Time of Possession 31:20 28:40

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: ET- Bounds 13-65, Chapman 10-33; GV-Lipsey 18-127, Lynch 15-85. PASSING: ET- Bounds 16-26-1, 207; GV- Hull 9-21-3 113RECEIVING: ET- Harp 6-73, Compton 4-71; GV-Mele 3-46, Short 2-27A - 3103



1991 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameEast Texas State 36, Grand Valley State 15

Commerce, Tex. • Nov. 23, 1991Memorial Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 7 0 0 8 15East Texas State 7 0 22 7 36

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV ET 1 10:41 ET Gary Perry 2 yd run (Billy Watkins kick) {4-35, 1:19} 0 7 1 4:50 GV Jack Hull 23 yd run (Miguel Sagaro kick) {11-78, 5:15} 7 7 3 7:30 ET Bob Bounds 13 yd run (pass failed) {3-14, 0:56} 7 13 3 2:37 ET Anthony Evans tackles in end zone by Joe Brookins, safety 7 15 3 0:48 ET Gary Perry 1 yd run (Billy Watkins kick) {4-80, 1:49} 7 22 3 0:00 ET Wille Mozeke 48 yd pass from Mike Meador (Billy Watkins kick) {1-48, 0:09} 7 29 4 4:34 ET Eddie Tenison 11 yd run (Billy Watkins kick) {6-86, 3:33} 7 36 4 0:31 GV John Sanders 7 yd pass from Jack Hull (Jack Hull pass good) {9-80, 2:40} 15 36

TEAM STATISTICS GV ET First Downs 22 28 Rushes/Yards 37/159 52/278 Passes (A-C-I) 36/16/3 26/13/1 Yards Passing 182 229 Total Offense 341 507 Punts/Average 5/38.4 5/37.4 Fumbles/Lost 7/5 3/2 Penalties/Yards 9/69 12/127 Time of Possession 27:57 32:03

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS: RUSHING: ET-Perry 19-122, Mozeke 11-68; GV-Lynch 18-77, Evans 7-57. PASSING: ET-Meador 8-13-0, 168; GV-Hull 16-36-3, 182. RECEIVING: ET-Perry 3-37, Minor 2-81; GV-Mitchell 6-70, Sanders 3-24A - 3000

1994 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameIndiana (Pa.) 35, Grand Valley State 27

Indiana, Pa. • Nov. 19, 1994George P. Miller Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 10 10 7 27Indiana (Pa.) 7 7 7 14 35

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV IU 1 0:52 IU Dennis Robinson 36 yd run (John Ruff kick) {7-65, 2:58} 0 7 2 14:04 GV Will Sanders 34 yd field goal {7-81, 1:43} 3 7 2 7:12 IU Dennis Robinson (John Ruff kick) {9-51, 4:12} 3 14 2 4:04 GV Youseff Sareini 28 yd pass from Kwame McKinnon (Sanders kick) {8-86, 3:08} 10 14 3 7:33 GV Scott Kuderick 3 yd run (Will Sanders) {7-67, 3:51) 17 14 3 4:13 GV Will Sanders 38 yd field goal {4-16, 1:37} 20 14 3 1:50 IU Dennis Robinson 4 yd run (John Ruff kick) {6-73, 2:23} 20 21 4 14:30 IU Taun Henderson 62 yd pass from Ken Fergusen (John Ruff kick) {3-76, 1:05} 20 28 4 7:28 IU Dennis Robinson 20 yd run (John Ruff kick) {3-45, 1:14) 20 35 4 1:25 GV Darnell Jamison 3 yd run (Will Sanders kick) {9-88, 2:04} 27 35

TEAM STATISTICS GV IU First Downs 16 19 Rushes/Yards 39/154 56/279 Passes (A-C-I) 28/12/1 15/7/3 Yards Passing 197 196 Total Offense 351 475 Punts/Average 9-32.7 5-34.6 Fumbles 0/0 3/1 Penalties 10/62 7/41 Time of Possession 30:55 29:05

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: IU-Robinson 33-203. Campolo 7-45; GV-Jamison 21-130, McKinnon11-44.PASSING: IU-Fergusen 4-9-2, 162; GV-McKinnon 12-28-1, 197. RECEIVING: IU-Henderson 3-101, Glass 1-50; GV-Sareini 3-55, Porte 3-38.A - 1824



Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 7 7 0 14Slippery Rock 0 7 23 7 37

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV SR 2 2:53 SR D.J. Flick 11 yd pass from Randy McKavish (Morgan Anderson kick) {8-70, 3:45} 0 7 2 0:13 GV Jason Trice 23 yd pass fro m Jeff Fox (Kevin Sonntag kick) {8-74, 2:32} 7 7 3 11:04 SR Morgan Anderson 24 yd field goal {10-69, 3:48} 7 10 3 6:18 SR Brian Polk 47 yd fumble return (Morgan Anderson kick) 7 17 3 6:01 GV Billy Cook 85 yd kickoff return (Kevin Sanntog kick) 14 17 3 4:49 SR D.J. Flick 65 yd pass from Randy McKavish (Morgan Anderson kick failed) {3-65, 1:02} 14 23 3 0:53 SR Scott Whipple 40 yd pass from Randy McKavish (Morgan Anderson kick) {4-82, 1:45) 14 30 4 6:29 SR D.J. Flick 67 yd pass from Randy McKavish (Morgan Anderson kick) {1-67, 0:14} 14 37

TEAM STATISTICS GV SR First Downs 17 22 Rushes/Yards 24/112 42/218 Passes (A-C-I) 50/26/2 29/14/0 Yards Passing 296 277 Total Offense 408 495 Punts/Average 5/39.0 7/35.7 Fumbles 3/3 1/0 Penalties 9/81 6/52 Time of Possession 28:04 31:56

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: SR-Magulick 21-88, Kennedy 9-64; GV-Granata 8-70, Catledge 10-47 PASSING: SR-McKavish 14-29-0, 277; GV-Fox 26-50-2, 296.RECEIVING: SR-Whipple 6-79, Flick 3-143; GV-Smith 9-96, Trice 7-99.A - 5500

1998 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameSlippery Rock 37, Grand Valley State 14Slippery Rock, Pa. • Nov. 21, 1998N. Kerr Thompson Stadium

2001 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameGrand Valley State 42, Bloomsburg 14Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 17, 2001

Lubbers StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPBloomsburg 7 7 0 0 14Grand Valley State 7 21 14 0 42

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} BU GV 1 3:28 GV Darren Smith 35 yd interception return (Kevin Sonntag kick) 0 7 1 1:52 BU Darryl Williams 18 yd pass from Chris Thompson (Ton Oliver kick) {5-57, 1:36} 7 7 2 14:56 GV David Kircus 10 yd pass from Curt Anes (Kevin Sonntag kick) {6-62, 1:56} 7 14 2 11:27 GV Curt Anes 29 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {3-35, 1:23} 7 21 2 8:02 GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {3-46, 1:19} 7 28 2 0:57 BU Rocco Forgione 11 yd pass from Chris Thompson (Tom Oliver kick) {15-75, 7:05} 14 28 3 3:01 GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {8-80, 3:21} 14 35 3 0:55 GV Reggie Spearmon 4 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {3-13, 0:39} 14 42

TEAM STATISTICS BU GV First Downs 19 25 Rushes/Yards 35/104 52/241 Passes (A-C-I) 33/19/2 25/16/2 Yards Passing 214 277 Total Offense 318 518 Punts/Average 7/35.9 2/15.0 Fumbles/Lost 4/2 1/1 Penalties/Yards 6/61 7/75 Time of Possession 27:54 32:06

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS: RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 24-94, Lesniak 14-56; BU-Glaze 18-63, Henry 6-32.PASSING: GV-Anes 12-17-0, 187; BU-Thompson 19-33-2, 214. RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 8-172, Hibbler 3-61; BU-Forgione 7-107, Johnson 5-30.A - 4858



2001 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 33, Saginaw Valley State 30


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPCatawaba College 7 0 3 6 16Grand Valley State 0 13 0 21 34

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CC GV 1 7:15 CC Nick Means 27 yd pass from Luke Samples (Matt Gross kick) {3-51, 0:54} 7 0 2 9:27 GV Terrance Banks 12 yd pass from Todd Wojciechowski (Kevin Sonntag kick) {5-54, 1:06} 7 7 2 0:54 GV Scott Mackey 39 yd interception return (Kevin Sonntag kick failed) 7 13 3 5:03 CC Matt Gross 25 yd field goal {6-54, 2:05} 10 13 4 14:58 GV Reggie Spearmon 1 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {11-77, 5:05) 10 20 4 6:36 CC Rodney Wallace 4 yd run (Matt Gross kick failed) {8-41, 3:35} 16 20 4 5:19 GV Reggie Spearmon 3 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {3-72, 1:17} 16 27 4 0:39 GV Reggie Spearmon 2 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {8-53, 4:22} 16 34 TEAM STATISTICS CC GV First Downs 16 18 Rushes/Yards 33/91 50/242 Passes (A-C-I) 36/22/2 14/7/0 Yards Passing 238 155 Total Offense 329 397 Punts/Average 7/30.7 6/40.3 Fumbles 0/0 1/1 Penalties 4/30 5/45 Time of Possession 32:26 27:34

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 20-121, Brady 23-107; CC-Wallace 19-68, Bland 6-16;PASSING: GV-Wojciechowski 4-7-0, 63; CC-Samples 22-36-2, 238RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 3-78, Banks 2-39; CC-Squirewell 8-51, Means 7-64 A - 6585

2001 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 34, Catawaba 16Allendale, Mich. • Dec. 1, 2001

Lubbers StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPSaginaw Valley State 10 7 6 7 30Grand Valley State 0 13 14 6 33

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} SV GV 1 10:01 SV Mark LaFreniere 2 yd pass from Matt LaFleur (Eric Houle kick) {6-39, 2:50} 7 0 1 0:06 SV Eric Houle 39 yd field goal {6-58, 2:28} 10 0 2 13:24 GV David Kircus 25 yd pass from Todd Wojciechowski (Ryan Brady pass failed) {5-42, 1:42} 10 6 2 9:33 GV David Kircus 3 yd pass from Todd Wojciechowski (Kevin Sonntag kick) {9-33, 2:42} 10 13 2 3:33 SV Matt LaFleur 70 yd run (Eric Houle kick) {3-59, 1:30} 17 13 3 9:44 GV Phil Condon 11 yd pass from Ryan Brady (Kevin Sonntag kick) {7-45, 1:44} 17 20 3 4:55 GV David Kircus 38 yd pass from Ryan Brady (Kevin Sonntag kick) {1-38, 0:01} 17 27 3 1:03 SV Matt LaFleur 4 yd run (Eric Houle kick blocked) {8-46, 3:52} 23 27 4 5:34 GV Ryan Brady 3 yd run (Ryan Brady pass falied) {6-64, 2:07} 23 33 4 3:27 SV Keath Bartynski 13 yd pass from Matt LaFleur (Eric Houle kick) {6-64, 2:07} 30 33

TEAM STATISTICS SV GV First Downs 14 24 Rushes/Yards 33/175 59/276 Passes (A-C-I) 23/15/2 22/11/1 Yards Passing 213 136 Total Offense 388 412 Punts/Average 4/38.3 5/41.4 Fumbles/Lost 3/1 1/1 Penalties/Yards 6/36 6/36 Time of Possession 28:19 31:41

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS: RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 25-113, Brady 22-88; SV-LaFleur 15-87, Bartynski 12-48. PASSING: GV-Wojciechowski 8-15-0, 77; SV-LaFleur 15-23-2, 213. RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 4-73, Condon 3-31; SV LaFreniere 6-45, Bartnski 4-73A - 3737



2001 NCAA Division II Championship GameNorth Dakota 17, Grand Valley State 14

Florence, Ala. • Dec. 8, 2001Braly Municipal Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 7 0 0 7 14North Dakota 3 0 0 14 17

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV ND 1 11:18 ND Cameron Peterka 36 yd field goal {10-56, 3:42} 0 3 1 5:55 GV Ryan Brady 2 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {10-70, 3:14} 7 3 4 12:55 ND Kelly Klosterman 9 yd run (Cameron Peterka kick) {7-30, 3:32} 7 10 4 2:46 GV Ryan Brady 12 yd run (Kevin Sonntag kick) {10-81, 3:34} 14 10 4 0:29 ND Jed Perkerewicz 1 yd run (Cameron Peterka kick) {9-80, 2:!7} 14 17

TEAM STATISTICS GV ND First Downs 16 19 Rushes/Yards 34/161 50/187 Passes (A-C-I) 27/13/2 27/8/0 Yards Passing 138 139 Total Offense 299 326 Punts/Average 6/35.5 5/33.2 Fumbles 5/1 0/0 Penalties 10/85 8/50 Time of Possession 24:38 35:22

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: ND-Perkerewicz 26-96, Klosterman 18-61; GV-Brady 15-83, Spear-mon 7-52.PASSING: ND-Klosterman 8-27-0, 139; GV-Wojciechowski 11-22-2, 128.RECEIVING: ND-Schleuser 3-76, Graf 3-41; GV-Kircus 4-58, Banks 3-33.A - 6113

North Dakota Wins First Division II Football ChampionshipBy BOB JOHNSONAssociated Press WriterDecember 08, 2001 -

FLORENCE, Ala. (AP) -- Jed Perkerewiez scored on a 1-yard with 29 sec-onds to play as North Dakota outlasted Grand Valley State 17-14 on Satur-day for its first NCAA Division II championship.

Grand Valley State (13-1) appeared poised to win its first national champi-onship when quarterback Ryan Brady scored his second touchdown of theday on a 12-yard run with 2:46 to play.

North Dakota (14-1) then drove 80 yards in nine plays for the winningscore. On fourth down with 38 seconds to play, Kelby Klosterman hit LukeSchleusner with a 58-yard pass to the 1. Perkerewiez scored on the nextplay.

Perkerewiez ran 26 times for 96 yards to lead a North Dakota team that didmost of its damage on the ground on an overcast, damp day.

North Dakota took the lead with 12:55 to play on Klosterman's 9-yard run.The Fighting Sioux quarterback ran for 61 yards and completed 8 of 27passes for 139 yards.

For Grand Valley State, Brady and Todd Wojciechowski split quarterback-ing duties, with Brady rushing for 89 yards. Wojciechowski was the Lak-ers' passing quarterback, completing 11 of 22 attempts for 128 yards.

Brady, a receiver for much of the season, and Wojciechowski were fillingin for injured Curt Anes, a finalist for Harlon Hill Trophy who suffered aseason-ending knee injury in the Lakers' first playoff game.

Grand Valley State led 7-3 at halftime after a sloppy first half that featuredthree missed field goals by North Dakota and two turnovers by the Lakers.

The Fighting Sioux took the opening kickoff and drove 56 yards in 10plays to set up a 36-yard field goal by Cameron Peterka. The North Dakotakicker missed field-goal attempts from 47, 38 and 36 yards later in thehalf.

The Lakers drove 70 yards in 10 plays late in the first quarter with Bradyscoring on a two-yard-run. The drive featured both Grand Valley Statequarterbacks, with Wojciechowski completing passes of 19 and 20 yards toDavid Kircus, and Brady setting up the score with an 18-yard run to the 5.

North Dakota's Mike O'Neil intercepted two of Wojciechowski's passes inthe first half, including one at the goal line when the Lakers were threaten-ing midway through the second quarter.



2002 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameGrand Valley State 62, C.W. Post 13Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 23, 2002

Lubbers StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPC.W. Post 7 0 6 0 13Grand Valley State 7 21 21 13 62

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CWP GV 1 9:11 GV David Kircus 7-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {12-74, 5:49} 0 7 1 0:04 CWP T.J. Brocking 1-yard run (Tim Wagner-kick) {13-51, 4:53} 7 7 2 13:14 GV David Kircus 48-yard pass from Curt Anes (Ryan Brady-rush failed) {5-80, 1:50} 7 13 2 11:27 GV David Kircus 24-yard pass from Curt Anes (David Kircus-pass) {2-27, 0:37} 7 21 2 1:14 GV Reggie Spearmon 34-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {1-34, 0:12} 7 28 3 10:54 GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {8-45, 2:19} 7 35 3 8:07 GV David Kircus 34-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {3-38, 0:45} 7 42 3 0:51 GV Todd DeVree 5-yard pass from Ryan Brady (Dave Hendrix-kick) {10-58, 3:57} 7 49 3 0:28 CWP Ian Smart 76-yard run (Tim Wagner-kick failed) 13 49 4 12:56 GV Reggie Spearmon 15-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {9-56, 2:32} 13 56 4 4:08 GV Brent Lesniak 5-yard run (kick failed) {9-70, 4:35} 13 62 TEAM STATISTICS CWP GV First Downs 11 25 Rushes/Yards 44/183 42/137 Passes (A-C-I) 14-3 33-25 Yards Passing 21 391 Total Offense 204 528 Punts/Average 8/27.3 1/40.0 Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/1 Penalties 7/44 10/88 Time of Possession 29:43 30:17

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 25-71; CWP-Smart 23-139. PASSING: GV-Anes 23-31, 337 CWP-Blount 3-14, 21. RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 7-161, Banks 7-68; CWP-Brocking 1-9.A-4223

2002 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 62, Indiana (Pa.) 21


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPIndiana (Pa.) 7 0 14 0 21Grand Valley State 19 31 10 2 62

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} IUP GV 1 12:23 GV Brent Lesniak 15-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {8-69, 2:37} 0 7 1 7:11 GV David Kircus 11-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick failed) {11-64, 4:01} 0 13 1 5:09 IUP J.R. Thomas 38-yard pass from Brian Eyerman (Josh Telenko-kick) {4-59, 2:02} 7 13 1 0:52 GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run (Curt Anes pass failed) {11-70, 4:17} 7 19 2 13:46 GV Dave Hendrix 35-yard field goal {5-25, 1:14} 7 22 2 11:21 GV Reggie Spearmon 16-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {2-36, 0:17} 7 29 2 6:51 GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {8-50, 3:19} 7 36 2 4:18 GV B. Langston 4-yard blocked punt return (Dave Hendrix-kick) 7 43 2 0:51 GV Reggie Spearmon 1-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {7-28, 2:46} 7 50 3 14:15 IUP Elice Parker 70-yard run (Josh Telenko-kick) {1-75, 0:45} 14 50 3 12:59 GV Brent Lesniak 15-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-57, 1:16} 14 57 3 10:13 IUP LeRon McCoy 4-yard pass from Brian Eyerman (Josh Telenko-kick) {8-75, 2:46} 21 57 3 1:32 GV Dave Hendrix 42-yard field goal {13-60, 6:19} 21 60 4 1:22 GV Team Saftey 21 62 TEAM STATISTICS IUP GV First Downs 9 33 Rushes/Yards 25/103 58/291 Passes (A-C-I) 20-8-1 28-21 Yards Passing 125 235 Total Offense 228 526 Punts/Average 6/20.7 1/13.0 Fumbles/Lost 3/3 2/2 Penalties 9/72 8/59 Time of Possession 21:08 38:52

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Lesniak 16-125, Spearmon 25-112; IUP-Parker 11-101. PASSING: GV-Anes 17-22, 191; IUP-Eyerman 6-15, 113. RECEIVING: GV-Banks 7-96; IUP-Howard 2-39.A-3705



2002 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 44, Northern Colorado 7

Allendale, Mich. • Dec. 7, 2002Lubbers Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPNorthern Colorado 0 0 7 0 7Grand Valley State 7 17 13 7 44

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} NC GV 1 10:45 GV Reggie Spearmon 3-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {11-65, 4:15} 0 7 2 13:32 GV David Kircus 16-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {13-89, 5:11} 0 14 2 8:18 GV David Kircus 24-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {7-63, 2:47} 0 21 2 2:26 GV Dave Hendrix 24-yard field goal {8-31, 4:10} 0 24 3 13:37 NC Jared Jackson 22-yard pass from Mark Passard (Mark Swim-kick) {4-65, 1:23} 7 24 3 11:50 GV Reggie Spearmon 13-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {5-67, 1:47} 7 31 3 2:58 GV David Kircus 21-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick failed) {5-35, 1:48} 7 37 4 3:42 GV David Kircus 5-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {10-60, 5:12} 7 44

TEAM STATISTICS NC GV First Downs 15 27 Rushes/Yards 25/5 41/189 Passes (A-C-I) 32-20-3 28-20-0 Yards Passing 243 243 Total Offense 248 432 Punts/Average 6/42.8 3/28.7 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 3-1 Penalties 8-90 3-35 Time of Possession 28:02 31:58

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Spearmon 32-143; NC-Matthews 13-50. PASSING: GV-Anes 20-28, 243; NC-Passard 20-32, 243. RECEIVING: GV-Banks 11-116, Kircus 7-90; NC-Pyatt 6-60, Jackson 5-75.A-5215

Grand Valley to play for National ChampionshipAllendale, Mich. - Grand Valley State will make its second straight trip to Florence,Alabama for the NCAA DII National Championship game after rolling past NorthernColorado 44-7 in Saturday's semifinal matchup at Lubbers Stadium. The Lakersjumped out to a 24-0 halftime lead and never looked back as GVSU recorded its 22ndstraight home victory. Senior Harlon Hill candidate Curt Anes hooked up with All-American WR David Kircus on four of the Laker touchdowns, while Reggie Spear-mon added the other two scores. GVSU, which has been ranked #1 all season, willplay #2 Valdosta State in next week's National Championship on Saturday, December14th, at 4:00 pm EST.

GVSU took the opening kickoff 65 yards in 11 plays, culiminated by Spearmon's3-yard TD run. The Lakers drove 89 yards in 13 plays as Kircus and Anes hooked upfor the first of their four pass-catch TDs. The first covered 16 yards. Kircus and Aneshooked up again, this time from 24 yards out at the 8:18 mark of the second quarterto put GVSU up 21-0. Anes scrambled around for near 10 seconds before findingKircus. PK David Hendrix drilled a 24-yard field goal with 2:26 left in the secondquarter to give GVSU a 24-0 lead. Northern Colorado drove down to the Laker fiveyard line with under a minute left in the opeing half, but three straight Laker QBsacks forced the Bears into a field goal which Keyonta Marshall blocked.

Northern Colorado got on the board with their first possession of the second halfwith a 4-play, 65-yard drive. QB Mark Passard connected with Jared Jackson on a22-yard TD. However, the Lakes answered with an impressive 5-play, 67-yard TDdrive with Spearmon going the final 13 yards for the TD. Anes and Kircus hookedup with 2:58 left in the third quarter on a 21-yard TD and again in the fourth quarter,this from 5-yards out.

The Grand Valley State defense recorded nine QB sacks and limited UNC to justfive yards rushing on 25 carries. Eight Lakers combined for the nine QB sacks, whileGVSU also picked off three passes. Scott Mackey, Joe Ballard and Marvis Bryanteach recorded a pick. Orlando Williams led the defense with nine tackles and threeQB sacks, while Scott Mackey and Dan Vaughn each recorded seven. Vaughn alsonotched a career-high four QB sacks.

Anes completed 20-28 passes for 243 yards and four TDs, while running for 22yards on four carries. Spearmon rushed 32 times for 143 yards and two TDs, whileTerrance Banks tied the GVSU single-game record with 11 receptions for 116 yards.Kircus caught seven passes for 90 yards and four TDs.

Mark Passard completed 20-32 passes for 243 yards and one TD, but was sackednine times. Brad Pyatt caught six passes for 60 yards, while Jared Jackson hauled infive passes for 75 yards. Adam Matthews rushed 13 times for 50 yards.

Notes... Grand Valley State has now won 22 straight games at Lubbers Stadium...WRDavid Kircus caught four TD passes (32), breaking college football all-division markof 28 he set last year. Kircus also has 73 career TD receptions, the second highesttotal in college football history and just two behind the all-time record of 75...CurtAnes moved past the 10,000-yard mark in career passing yards. Anes has thrown for10,220 yards and 111 TDs in his career.



2002 NCAA Division II National Championship GameGrand Valley State 31, Valdosta State 24


Grand Valley Claims Division II National Championship

Florence, Ala. - Harlon Hill Award winner Curt Anes hit All-American wide re-ceiver David Kircus with a 10-yard scoring pass with 1:04 left in the game to liftGrand Valley State to a 31-24 victory and the 2002 NCAA Division II Football Na-tional Championship. The National Championship is the school's first-ever in a varsitysport.

Valdosta State opened the scoring with a field goal by Will Rhody at the 6:23 markof the first quarter. The field goal capped an 8-play, 89-yard drive and put the Lakersbehind for just the second time in 2002. The VSU lead didn't last long as GVSU went58 yards in just two plays. Anes hit Kircus with a 49-yard pass play, and Reggie Spear-mon carried the ball in from 9-yards out to put the Lakers up 7-3. The Blazers wereforced to punt on its ensuing drive and the Lakers struck quickly again. Anes hit Kir-cus again, this time with a 54-yards out and David Hendrix added the PAT to put theLakers up 14-3. GVSU drove 23 yards in five plays and Hendrix hit a 38-yard fieldgoal to put GVSU up 17-3. VSU added a field goal late in the second quarter to pullthe Blazers within 11 (17-6) at the half.

The Lakers forced a three and out to open the second half and the GVSU took ad-vantage as Anes hit Kircus with a 67-yard scoring pass. Hendrix added the PAT andGVSU led 24-6. VSU scored it first TD of the game midway through the third quarteras Aaron Jenkins rambled in from seven yards out to cap a 14-play, 56-yard drive.GVSU missed a pair of scoring opportunities and the Blazers capitalized to close themargin. Rhody kicked a 43-yard field goal, followed by a mishandled snap by LakerQB Curt Anes that VSU's Tim Thompson recovered for TD. Buster Faulkner hit C.J.Lofton with the two-point conversion to tie the game at 24-24 with 3:09 left.

Terrence Banks put the Lakers in good field position with a 30-yard kickoff return.Anes and Kircus then went to work. Anes hit Kircus with an 8-yard completion, thena 33-yard stop-n-go. Facing a third and nine from the VSU 26 yard line, Anes hit Kir-cus with a 10-yard completion. Spearmon ran six yards to the Blazer 10 to set up thewinning score. Anes checked from a run play to pass play and hit Kircus with the Na-tional Championship winning score.

Anes completed 23-of-36 passes for 361 yards and three TDs. Kircus caught a cham-pionship game record 11 passes for record 270 yards and three TDs. Terrence Bankscaught nine passes for 66 yards, while Brent Lesniak rushed eight times for 56 yards.Spearmon rushed 14 times for 29 yards. DB Melvin Estes and DL Keyonta Marshalled the defense with a combined 24 tackles and 12 tackles for loss (37 yards). Estesnotched 12 tackles, six tackles for loss (-21) and 2.5 QB sacks, while Marshall chippedin 12 stops, six tackles for loss and one QB sack. LB Orlando Williams notched eighttackles, two tackles for loss and one QB sack. CB Darren Smith snagged a pair of in-terception and notched two pass deflections.

GVSU completed the 2002 season with a perfect 14-0 record, including wins in 33-of-its-last-34 games.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPValdosta State 3 3 7 11 24Grand Valley State 14 3 7 7 31

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} VS GV 1 6:23 VS Will Rhody 26-yard field goal {9-89, 2:54} 3 0 1 5:37 GV Reggie Spearmon 9-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {2-58, 0:46} 3 7 1 1:06 GV David Kircus 54-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {3-54, 1:35} 3 14 2 12:54 GV Dave Hendrix 38-yard field goal {5-23, 2:01} 3 17 2 0:34 VS Will Rhody 27-yard field goal {4-2, 2:00} 6 17 3 12:28 GV David Kircus 67-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-69, 1:37} 6 24 3 3:51 VS Aaron Jenkins 7-yard run (Will Rhody Kick) {14-56, 4:51} 13 24 4 3:30 VS Will Rhody 43-yard field goal {10-38, 3:50} 16 24 4 3:09 VS Tim Thompson 0-yard fumble recovery (C.J. Lofton pass) 24 24 4 1:04 GV David Kircus 10-yard pass from Curt Anes (Dave Hendrix-kick) {7-68, 2:05} 24 31

TEAM STATISTICS VS GV First Downs 14 17 Rushes/Yards 35/133 30/118 Passes (A-C-I) 42-27-3 36-23-1 Yards Passing 181 361 Total Offense 314 479 Punts/Average 7-35.3 4-41.8 Fumbles/Lost 3-0 2-2 Penalties 1-10 6-39 Time of Possession 32:35 27:25

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Lesniak 8-56; VS-Jenkins 20-111. PASSING: GV-Anes 23-36, 361; VS-Faulkner 26-41, 139. RECEIVING: GV-Kircus 11-270, Banks 9-66; VS- Jordan 4-57, Mosley 9-47.A-9783



Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 17 20 7 21 65Bentley College 6 16 6 8 36

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV BC 1 12:31 GV Mario Locricchio 34-yd blocked punt return 7 0 (Dave Hendrix-kick) 1 10:00 BC Dallas Mall 18-yd pass from Marc Eddy (Enzo Tirino-kick failed) {7-80, 2:31} 7 6 1 8:51 GV Brandon Langston 93-yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (David Hendrix-kick) {3-92, 1:09} 14 6 1 6:25 GV David Hendrix 33-yd field goal {7-12, 2:12} 17 6 2 14:49 GV David Hendrix 35-yd field goal {6-20, 2:04} 20 6 2 10:06 BC Enzo Tirino 34-yd field goal {13-53, 4:43} 20 9 2 9:06 GV Michael Tennessee 5-yd run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {3-19, 1:00} 27 9 2 6:14 GV Micah Staley 27-yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-28, 0:57} 34 9 2 3:19 BC Dallas Mall 5-yd pass from Marc Eddy (Enzo Tirino-kick) {8-70, 2:55) 34 15 2 1:01 BC Dallas Mall 34-yd pass from Marc Eddy (Enzo Tirino-kick) {5-82, 1:15) 34 22 2 00:00 GV David Hendrix 29-yd field goal {5-53, 1:01} 37 22 3 12:11 GV Brandon Langston 29-yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Dave Hendrix-kick) {6-67, 2:49} 44 22 3 3:47 BC Mark Dhooge 17-yd pass from Marc Eddy (Marc Eddy pass failed) {7-67, 2:24} 44 28 4 13:47 GV Cullen Finnerty 20-yd run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {2-20, 0:14} 51 28 4 12:14 GV Scott Mackey 37-yd interception return (David Hendrix-kick) 58 28 4 6:43 BC Dallas Mall 5-yd pass from Marc Eddy (Russ Bonilla pass from Marc Eddy) {15-71, 5:31} 58 36 4 3:44 GV Ryan Hukill 18-yd run (David Hendrix-kick) {2-26, 0:48} 65 36

TEAM STATISTICS GV BC First Downs 17 22 Rushes/Yards 38/218 25/-14 Passes (A-C-I) 31/17/0 59/34/5 Yards Passing 317 446 Total Offense 535 432 Punts/Average 3/111 4/87 Fumbles 0/0 0/0 Penalties 18/172 6/43 Time of Possession 27:27 32:33

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Finnnerty 13-92; BC-Breda 10-9.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 17-31-0, 317; BC-Eddy 34-59-5, 446.RECEIVING: GV-Langston 8-148; BC-Mall 14-170.A-4433

2003 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 10, Saginaw Valley 3

Saginaw, Mich. • Nov. 29, 2003Wickes Memorial Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 10 0 0 10Saginaw Valley State 3 0 0 0 3

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV SV 1 5:47 SV Eric Houle 21-yd field goal {16-74, 6:28} 0 3 2 3:12 GV Dave Hendrix 31-yd field goal{9-50, 3:39} 3 3 2 1:33 GV Scott Mackey 46-yd interception return (Dave Hendrix-kick) 10 3 TEAM STATISTICS GV SV First Downs 14 20 Rushes/Yards 33/93 33/46 Passes (A-C-I) 26/13/1 46/27/2 Yards Passing 204 300 Total Offense 297 346 Punts/Average 5/184 5/214 Fumbles 0/0 0/0 Penalties 4/28 7/35 Time of Possession 27:15 32:45

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 16-66; SV-Bridges 15-46PASSING: GV-C. Finnerty 12-25-1, 196; SV-Radlinski 27-46-2, 300. RECEIVING: GV-Langston 4-74; SV-Martinez 8-107.A-9267

2003 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameGrand Valley State 65, Bentley College 36

Waltham, Mass. • Nov. 22, 2003Bentley Stadium

2003 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 31, Texas A&M-Kingsville 3

Kingsville, Tex. • Dec. 6, 2003Javelina Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 7 7 3 14 31Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 0 0 0 3

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV TAM 1 12:18 TAM Richard Hammond 37-yard field goal {4-5, 1:28} 0 3 1 7:29 GV Cullen Finnerty 20-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {14-67, 4:49} 7 3 2 1:01 GV Michael Tennessee 30-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-39, 1:25} 14 3 3 10:17 GV Dave Hendrix 23-yard field goal {5-13, 1:27} 17 3 4 9:30 GV Cullen Finnerty 3-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {16-80, 8:54} 24 3 4 6:18 GV Michael Tennessee 15-yard run (Dave Hendrix-kick) {4-35, 1:27} 31 3 TEAM STATISTICS GV TAM First Downs 19 10 Rushes/Yards 61/299 27/46 Passes (A-C-I) 19-8-0 21-11-3 Yards Passing 54 84 Total Offense 353 130 Punts/Average 3/33 0/0 Fumbles/Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties 11-114 10-82 Time of Possession 37:20 22:40

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 37-155, Finnerty 17-117; TAM-Williams 16-72. PASSING: GV-Finnerty 8-17-0, 54; TAM-Taylor 11-21-3, 84.RECEIVING: GV-Tennessee 5-17; TAM-Washington 4-42, Williams 3-33.A-10500



2003 NCAA Division II National Championship GameGrand Valley State 10, North Dakota 3


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPNorth Dakota 0 0 0 3 3Grand Valley State 3 0 7 0 10

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ND GV 1 7:32 GV David Hendrix 19-yard field goal {17-79, 7:28} 0 3 3 9:15 GV M. Tennessee 1-yard run (David Hendrix-kick) {4-20, 1:29} 0 10 4 9:47 ND Jeff Glas 35-yard field goal {14-6, 5:33} 3 10 TEAM STATISTICS ND GV First Downs 17 19 Rushes/Yards 23/22 34/128 Passes (A-C-I) 42-28-1 29-19 Yards Passing 281 149 Total Offense 303 277 Punts/Average 3/38.3 2/32.5 Fumbles/Lost 3-1 1-1 Penalties 7-64 3-30 Time of Possession 30:13 29:47

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Finnerty 19-78, Tennessee 12-38-1; ND-Roland 12-43.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 19-29, 149 ND- Bowenkamp 28-41-1, 281.RECEIVING: GV-Staley 4-45, Locricchio 4-44; ND- Johnson 7-101, Stattleman 8-57.A-7236

the bell the past three weeks. They have not let up a touchdown now in 12 consecutivequarters of playoff competition. That's a lot to be said in terms of how we got backhere.

"We got back here on the backs of our defense."The defense sought redemption for a dejecting end to the 2001 contest against

North Dakota.The Fighting Sioux edged Grand Valley two years ago when they scored on a 1-

yard touchdown run with 29 seconds left.A 58-yard reception for a tight end off a missed tackle set up the decisive score.This year, North Dakota were thinking of a similar end when GVSU's David Hen-

drix missed a 43-yard field goal with 3 minutes, 54 seconds remaining.The Fighting Sioux (12-2) moved up the field and put themselves in a 1st-and-10

at the Grand Valley 17-yard line. They downed the ball to stop the clock. The Lakersthen forced two incomplete passes, including a third-down one that fell incomplete inthe end zone.

North Dakota quarterback John Bowenkamp looked to keep the drive alive onfourth quarter, but GVSU linebacker Mike Hoad stepped in front of the pass at the 5-yard line. The Lakers squashed the comeback bid.

"We thought the defense had to step up a lot this year," said Hoad, a senior. "Wehad our backs up against the wall at the end. I think (the resilience) was typical of ourseniors and our character."

Hoad and his teammates would have been tested further had the Fighting Siouxgot into the end zone. North Dakota, which missed two field goals during the game,would have gone for the go-ahead two-point conversion had they scored, accordingto Fighting Sioux coach Dale Lennon.

Instead, North Dakota was dealing with a tough loss."They beat us at our game," Lennon said.The low-scoring contest featured only a 19-yard David Hendrix field goal midway

through the first quarter.The Lakers too the opening drive 79 yards in 17 plays before reaching the 1-yard

line and settling for a field goal. The drive was Grand Valley's second-longest of theseason.

Neither team scored in the half. The 3-0 score was the lowest at halftime of NCAADivision II Championship Game history since 1989 when Mississippi College andJacksonville State were scoreless.

North Dakota, which had not been shutout in a half this season, threatened rightaway in the third quarter, though

The Fighting Sioux took the opening drive of the second half and marched 63 yardsto the GVSU 7-yard line. On third-and-four, quarterback John Bowenkamp droppedback to pass then scrambled to his right.

A charging Grand Valley linebacker, Lucius Hawkins, hit Bowenkamp after hepump-faked and forced a fumble. Hawkins scooped up the football and raced 59 yardsto the North Dakota 20-yard line.

Four plays later, running back Michael Tennessee barrelled into the end zone from1 yard out. Tennessee's 16th touchdown of the season and a Hendrix extra point putthe Lakers ahead 10-0 with 9:15 remaining in the third quarter.

The Fighting Sioux bounced back on their next series and set themselves up for a43-yard field goal.

Kicker Jeff Glas, however, slipped on his approach and Grand Valley defensivelineman Keyonta Marshall easily deflected the kick.

Glas also pulled a 46-yard field goal in the first quarter. It was the fourth time thisseason Glas had missed at least two field goals in a game. Glas finally connected ona 35-yard field goal 9:47 into the fourth quarter.It wasn't enough.

Grand Valley joined the 1999 Northern Colorado team as the only ones to win anational championship while never playing at a home.

The Lakers won four road games in the playoffs and six in a row including the reg-ular season.

"It means a lot (to earn a national title by winning four consecutive games on theroad.)," Kelly said. "They did it in tough circumstances. Maybe they can get creditfor being one of those all-time great teams."

Florence, Ala. - A determined North Dakota football team could not break the willof the Grand Valley State University defense this time.

The Lakers held off a potential game-winning drive late, intercepting a pass nearthe goal line to preserve a 10-3 win in the NCAA Division II Championship GameSaturday.

The effort in front of a Braly Municipal Stadium crowd of 7,236 allowed GVSUto become the sixth Division II team to win back-to-back national titles since thefirst championship game in 1973.

Grand Valley (14-1) would be celebrating three titles in a row if North Dakotahadn't rallied in 2001 to beat the Lakers 17-14 with a fourth-quarter drive.“That was deja vu that North Dakota moved the ball down field," GVSU coach BrianKelly said, referring to the game's dramatic finish. "Our defense has just answered



2004 NCAA Division II First Round Playoff GameGrand Valley State 16, Winona State 13

Winona, Minn. • Nov. 13, 2004Maxwell Field

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 3 6 0 7 16Winona State 0 0 13 0 13

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV WS 1 8:59 GV Scott Greene 35 yd field goal {7-6, 1:52} 3 0 2 8:34 GV Scott Greene 37 yd field goal {6-31, 1:45} 6 0 2 0:08 GV Scott Greene 24 yd field goal {6-21, 1:31} 9 0 3 8:07 WS Chris Samp 18 yd pass from Ryan Eversman (Eric Kraus kick) {3-47, 0:58} 9 7 3 2:51 WS Alex Wiese 2 yd run (Ryan Eversman pass failed) {7-79, 2:51} 9 13 4 9:43 GV Cullen Finnerty 9 yd run (Scott Greene kick) {10-59, 5:01} 16 13 TEAM STATISTICS GV WS First Downs 11 18 Rushes/Yards 44/135 30/13 Passes (A-C-I) 21-10 35-17-2 Yards Passing 112 296 Total Offense 247 309 Punts/Average 9/31.7 7/33.1 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties 16-95 5-40 Time of Possession 32:38 27:22

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 23-100, Finnerty 16-18; WS-Khamratthanome 6-19,Wiese 5-17.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 10-20, 112, WS-Eversman 17-35-2, 296.RECEIVING: GV-Collins 5-87, Langston 4-28; WS-Samp 7-62, Hynes 4-130.A-1658

2004 NCAA Division II Second Round Playoff GameGrand Valley State 10, Northwood 7Midland, Mich. • Nov. 20, 2004

Hantz StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 0 10 0 10Northwood 0 7 0 0 7

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV NU 2 13:03 NU Robert Height 70 yd pass from Kyle Koble (Doug Daniel kick) {2-69, 0:58} 0 7 3 9:28 GV Scott Greene 36 yd field goal {13-42, 5:32} 3 7 3 4:23 GV Brandon Langston 37 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {1-37, 0:07} 10 7 TEAM STATISTICS GV NU First Downs 18 8 Rushes/Yards 51/176 31/51 Passes (A-C-I) 22-10-1 23-5-0 Yards Passing 116 123 Total Offense 292 174 Punts/Average 7/41.1 11/33.1 Fumbles/Lost 1-0 2-0 Penalties 4-30 3-25 Time of Possession 37:33 22:27

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Tennessee 27-80, Finnerty 16-75; NU-Kolbe 12-19, Height 4-18.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 10-21-1, 116, NU-Kolbe 3-13-0, 91.RECEIVING: GV-Langston 9-107, Hukill 1-9; NU-Gills 2-24, Height 1-70.A-4215

2004 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff GameNorth Dakota 19, Grand Valley State 15Grand Forks, ND • Nov. 27, 2004

Alerus CenterScoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 7 2 6 15North Dakota 3 0 0 16 19

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV ND 1 4:01 ND Jeff Glas 28 yd field goal {11-54, 4:51} 0 3 2 1:13 GV Demonte Collins 31 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {7-74, 1:13} 7 3 3 5:47 GV Anthony Adams safety 9 3 4 13:29 ND Jeff Glas 37 yd field goal {9-34, 3:28} 9 6 4 12:17 GV Brandon Langston 76 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick failed) {3-80, 1:07} 15 6 4 11:29 ND Strouth 24 yd run (Jeff Glas kick failed) {4-68, 0:41} 15 12 4 4:59 ND Belmore 2 yd run (Jeff Glas kick) {4-29, 1:50} 15 19 TEAM STATISTICS GV ND First Downs 14 18 Rushes/Yards 43/104 35/154 Passes (A-C-I) 26-13-0 36-14-2 Yards Passing 225 168 Total Offense 329 322 Punts/Average 8/46.0 4/37.8 Fumbles/Lost 2-2 2-1 Penalties 13-81 5-44 Time of Possession 35:41 24:19

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: ND-Roland 14-66; GV-Langston 13-75, Tennessee 10-21.PASSING: ND-Belmore 9-18-2, 86; GV- Finnerty 13-26-0, 225.RECEIVING: ND-Johnson 9-96, Strowth 2-18; GV-Collins 5-87, Langston 3-92.A-8222



2005 NCAA Division II Second Round Playoff GameGrand Valley State 17, North Dakota 3Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 19, 2005

Lubbers StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPNorth Dakota 0 0 0 3 3Grand Valley State 0 14 3 0 17

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ND GV 2 10:38 GV Jeremy Cochrane 26 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {12-85, 4:33} 0 7 2 6:08 GV Antoine Trent 26 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {5-69, 1:42} 0 14 3 5:01 GV Scott Greene 50 yd field goal {6-48, 2:40} 0 17 4 10:05 ND Jeff Glas 27 yd field goal {15-70, 4:55} 3 17 TEAM STATISTICS ND GV First Downs 23 15 Rushes/Yards 33/64 37/41 Passes (A-C-I) 44-26-0 27-14-0 Yards Passing 268 245 Total Offense 332 286 Punts/Average 7/36.7 7/42.4 Fumbles/Lost 3-3 1-0 Penalties 13-81 5-44 Time of Possession 28:36 31:24INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Martin 16-27, Finnerty 13-12; ND-Brady 11-47, Manke 17-36.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 14-26-0, 245; ND-Manke 26-41-0, 268.RECEIVING: GV-Langston 6-79, Fowler 5-75; ND-Grossman 12-117, Dressler7-60. A-5429

2005 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 24, Saginaw Valley State 17


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPSaginaw Valley State 7 7 0 3 17Grand Valley State 0 7 10 7 24

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} SV GV 1 2:31 SV Logan Barnhart 3 yd run (Bobby Belmonte kick) {8-50, 2:52} 7 0 2 3:38 GV Terry Mitchell 8 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {4-13, 1:42} 7 7 2 0:18 SV Justin Barcey 8 yd pass from Chris Dougherty (Bobby Belmonte kick) {4-20, 0:31} 14 7 3 4:47 GV Jeremy Cochrane 16 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {12-58, 4:50} 14 14 3 0:59 GV Scott Greene 33 yd field goal {6-66, 1:59} 14 17 4 5:18 GV Ryan Hukill 1 yd run (Scott Greene kick) {9-59, 4:18} 14 24 4 1:38 SV Bobby Belmonte 27 yd field goal {7-19, 1:59} 17 24

TEAM STATISTICS SV GV First Downs 15 16 Rushes/Yards 36/98 53/192 Passes (A-C-I) 32-19-2 18-8-0 Yards Passing 169 116 Total Offense 267 308 Punts/Average 7/39.9 5/42.0 Fumbles/Lost 4-3 3-3 Penalties 4-34 12-83 Time of Possession 27:24 32:36

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Martin 22-108, Hukill 11-48; SV-Barnhart 23-79, Dougherty 7-20PASSING: GV-Finnerty 8-18-0, 118; SV-Dougherty 14-25-2, 140.RECEIVING: GV-Mitchell 3-27, Fowler 2-60; SV-Cottengim 6-64, Jackson 3-28.A-5364



a 9-play, 79-yard drive with a 5-yard shovel pass for a TD. East Stroudsburg'sonly points in the first half came following a Finnerty interception that was re-turned to the Laker 20. Jim Terwilliger ran it in from two yards out for the War-riors first score. GVSU's 41 first half points were the second most in a half fora playoff game behind the 51 put up against Indiana (Pa.) in 2002.

GVSU sacked Terwilliger seven times in the opening 30 minutes and limitedthe Warriors to just 150 yards of total offense. ESU was held to -1 yard rushingon 17 carries and Terwilliger completed just 10-of-27 passes for 151 yards.GVSU dominated the game offensively, racking up 409 yards of total offense.Finnerty completed 10-of-14 passes for 241 yards and three TDs, while AstinMartin rushed for 73 yards and one TD on 14 carries. Langston caught fourpasses for 148 yards and two TDs, while rushing for 18 yards and one TD.

Martin opened the second half with a 44 yard TD run to put the Lakers up48-7. Martin's TD run capped a 5-play, 82-yard scoring drive. ESU added thirdand fourth quarter TDs, but GVSU's Brandon Carr returned an onside kick 47yards for the final score of the day. GVSU ran the ball 26 times in the secondhalf and attempted just one pass.

GVSU rolled up 562 yards of total offense on the day, including 320 rushingand 242 passing. The Laker starting offensive unit finished its day midwaythrough the third quarter. Martin broke the 100-yard rushing mark for the ninthtime this season with 134 yards and two TDs on 18 carries. Ryan Hukill rushedfor 90 yards on nine carries, while Mark Catlin chipped in 51 yards on nine car-ries. Finnerty completed 10-fo-14 passes for 241 yards and three TDs, whilerushing for 39 yards on four carries.

The Laker defense was dominating, sacking the Harlon Hill Finalist, JimmyTerwilliger, 10 times for a -42 yards. ESU finished with 10 net rushing yards.Terwilliger completed 24-of-47 passes for 287 yards and two TDs, with most ofthat yardage coming when the outcome of the game was already decided. Soph-omore LB Anthony Adams recorded 10 tackles, three tackles for loss (-20) andtwo QB sacks (-19). Kirk Carruth chipped in seven tackles and sack, while DanSkuta added six tackles and a QB sack. All-American and Gene Upshaw Awardfinalist Mike McFadden tallied five tackles, four tackles for loss (-13) and threeQB sacks (-12). CB Brandon Carr returned a fumble 40 yards for a TD andrecorded five tackles. GVSU notched 11 pass deflections and 13 tackles for loss(-72 yards).

Allendale, Mich. - #1 Ranked Grand Valley State scored 34 first-quarter pointsand cruised to a 55-20 NCAA DII National Semifinal victory at Lubbers Stadiumin Allendale Saturday afternoon. Grand Valley State will now appear in its fourthNCAA DII National Championship game in the last five years. GVSU lost the2001 title game, but won back-to-back DII National Championships in 2002 and2003.

"I'm so proud of how this team has competed and played together as a teamfor 15 weeks," said second-year head coach Chuck Martin. "This group is soclose on both sides of the ball and they compete with one another to make eachother better," added Martin.

Grand Valley State took the opening kickoff and drove 87 yards in sevenplays for a a TD. Brandon Langston finished the drive with an 18 yard TD runat the 11:39 mark of the first quarter. Langston continued his stellar play whenhe blocked a punt on East Stroudsburg's second straight three and out. QB CullenFinnerty found Langston all alone over the middle in endzone for a 22-yard TDand a 14-0 Laker lead. That was the first of four consecutive touchdowns forthe Lakers. RB Astin Martin scored from one yard out to put the finishingtouches on a 4-play, 64-yard drive and Brandon Carr returned a fumble 40 yardsfor a TD to give GVSU a 27-0 lead. Grand Valley State put the finishing toucheson an incredible first quarter when Finnerty hit Langston on a fly pattern thatcovered 81 yards on the final play of the first quarter for a score. The Lakers'34 first quarter points set a GVSU playoff record for points in a quarter, breakingthe previous mark of 31 (2nd Q) set in 2002 versus Indiana (Pa.). RB RyanHukill put GVSU up 41-0 with 8:20 left in the second quarter when he finished

2005 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 55, East Stroudsburg 20


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPEast Stroudsburg 0 7 7 6 20Grand Valley State 34 7 7 7 55QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ES GV 1 11:39 GV Brandon Langston 18 yd run (Scott Greene kick) {7-87, 3:21} 0 7 1 9:04 GV Brandon Langston 22 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {2-21, 0:29} 0 14 1 3:17 GV Astin Martin 1 yd run (Scott Greene kick) {4-64, 1:32} 0 21 1 2:13 GV Brandon Carr 40 yd fumble recovery (Scott Greene kick failed) 0 27 1 0:03 GV Brandon Langston 81 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty {1-81, 0:12} (Kick failed) 0 34 2 8:20 GV Ryan Hukill 5 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {9-79, 3:42} 0 41 2 3:16 ES Jim Terwilliger 2 yd run (Mark Brubaker kick) {5-20, 1:37} 7 41 3 8:57 GV Astin Martin 44 yd run (Scott Greene kick) {5-82, 2:24} 7 48 3 6:01 ES Evan Prall 20 yd pass from Jim Terwilliger (Mark Brubaker kick) {7-55, 2:44} 14 48 4 7:15 ES Tim Strenfel 11 yd pass from Jim Terwilliger (Mark Brubaker kick failed) {8-53, 5:24} 20 48 4 7:07 GV Brandon Carr 47 yd kickoff return (Scott Greene kick) 20 55 TEAM STATISTICS ES GV First Downs 20 25 Rushes/Yards 28/10 46/320 Passes (A-C-I) 47-24-0 15-11-1 Yards Passing 287 242 Total Offense 297 562 Punts/Average 7/30.6 1/28.0 Fumbles/Lost 2-1 2-2 Penalties 2-20 10-87 Time of Possession 31:23 28:37INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Martin 18-134, Hukill 9-90; ES-Lucas 11-42, Carfagno 2-10PASSING: GV-Finnerty 10-14-1, 241; ES-Terwilliger 24-47-0, 287.RECEIVING: GV-Hukill 5-64, Langston 4-148; ES-Prall 8-104, Strenfel 6-79.A-5521



2005 NCAA Division II National Championship GameGrand Valley State 21, Northwest Missouri State 17


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPNorthwest Missouri St. 7 7 0 3 17Grand Valley State 7 0 7 7 21

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} NW GV 1 7:47 NW Mike Peterson 30 yd pass from Josh 7 0 Lamberson (Tommy Frevert kick) {13-70,7:13} 1 4:15 GV Cullen Finnerty 5 yd run (Scott Greene kick) {8-69, 3:26} 7 7 2 13:43 NW Xavier Omon 2 yd run (Tommy Frevert kick) {12-80, 5:32} 14 7 3 2:15 GV Cullen Finnerty 3 yd run (Scott Greene kick) {10-80, 2:48} 14 14 4 14:56 NW Tommy Frevert 35 yd field goal {7-62, 2:19} 17 14 4 4:25 GV Brandon Langston 35 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Scott Greene kick) {9-82, 4:32} 17 21 TEAM STATISTICS NW GV First Downs 20 16 Rushes/Yards 24/54 42/165 Passes (A-C-I) 51-33-0 19-12-0 Yards Passing 326 172 Total Offense 380 337 Punts/Average 6/33.8 5/40.2 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties 1-6 3-15 Time of Possession 32:21 27:39

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Martin 18-72, Finnerty 14-59; NW-Omon 13-63, Falkner, E.J. 1-6PASSING: GV-Finnerty 12-19-0, 172; NW-Lamberson 33-49-0, 326.RECEIVING: GV-Langston 4-62, Hukill 3-46; NW-Peterson 9-150, Wright 5-44.A-6837

field. They made it to the 17 but Lamberson was chased out of bounds byRory Steinbach and Justin Ulberg for a loss on third down with just one sec-ond remaining. Northwest Missouri used its last timeout to set up the finalplay. Robinson was wide open briefly, but the defense swarmed after the balland kept him out of the end zone. “I was very confident,” Lamberson saidSaturday night. “That’s been the motto of our team - our backs against thewall. And they’ve been against the wall all year. So when we got in thathuddle, it was like last week. We were very confident that we were going tomove the ball down the field and score.”Grand Valley, ranked No. 1 in national Division II polls, ended its season13-0. “It’s been a great season,” said Joe Ballard of Chesaning, who helpedmake the game-ending tackle. “I’ll miss everyone here. I hope they go getit again next year.”Senior wide receiver Brandon Langston of Northville caught a 35-yardtouchdown pass from junior quarterback Cullen Finnerty of Brighton with4:25 left for the winning score. Finnerty moved Grand Valley 82 yards aftertaking over midway through the fourth quarter. He converted three third-down plays on the drive. On third-and-four, he hit Langston on a slant pat-tern, and the receiver raced 35 yards for a score with 4:25 to play. “Theygave me an inch of space and I got great blocks from Antoine Trent and Je-remy Cochrane,” Langston said. “I had the easy part, I just had to catch itand run down the field.”Ballard said he had one thing on his mind on the game’s last play. “I justwanted to keep him (Robinson) out of the end zone,” the Lakers safety said.“That was the biggest thing. We wanted to make sure we made the tackle.”Martin, the defensive coordinator of the first two championship teams, saideach national title celebration has been enjoyable. “The journey is too farand still a lot of fun,” he said. It’s never old hat. If we go there again in thefuture, that moment would be just as special.”Northwest Missouri (11-4) was the first team to win four straight road play-off games, but lost for the first time in three championship game appear-ances. The Bearcats made the championship game with Raphael Robinson’sonly touchdown catch of the season, a three-yarder with 23 seconds left tobeat North Alabama the previous week, also at Braly Municipal Stadium.Coach Mel Tjeerdsma practically assumed Robinson would score and histeam would pull out another improbable win. “I felt like we were going towin the game until he didn’t get in the end zone,” Tjeerdsma said. “I didn’thave any doubts.”

Florence, Ala. - Celebrating a national championship is starting to becomeroutine for Grand Valley State football fans. More than 200 fans greetedthe Lakers at the Grand Valley Fieldhouse Sunday, a day after the team wonthe school’s third NCAA Division II national championship in four years.After flying into Grand Rapids, coach Chuck Martin and his team were oncampus for the first time since their 21-17 victory over Northwest MissouriState on Saturday in Florence, Ala. “We want to thank all our great fansand friends,” Martin said. “We have the best fans in Division II by far.”The Lakers, who also won the national title in 2002 and 2003, were run-ners-up in 2001. Martin pointed out that all four games came down “to thelast tick of the clock.”On the last play of Saturday’s game, from the Lakers’ 22-yard line, North-west Missouri quarterback Josh Lamberson rolled right and hit RaphaelRobinson inside the 5 on the opposite side of the field. Robinson spun, butthe Lakers brought him down four yards short to end the 81-yard drive andclinch the national championship.“We wanted to make sure it wasn’t a boring game for you,” Martin jokedto Lakers fans. “I told the team that we wanted to make sure that anothergame came down to the end. Obviously, we found a way to make that lastplay.”Lamberson completed five consecutive passes to move the Bearcats down-



2006 NCAA Division II Second Round Playoff GameGrand Valley State 35, South Dakota 17


2006 NCAA Division II Quarterfinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 30, North Dakota 20



QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} ND GV 1 12:08 GV Terry Mitchell 20 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {3-53, 0:44} 0 7 1 7:24 GV Eric Fowler 10 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {6-43, 1:42} 0 14 1 5:11 GV Anthony Adams 28 yd fumble return (Todd Carter kick) 0 21 1 1:40 GV Eric Fowler 4 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Kick failed) {6-34, 1:44} 0 27 2 10:16 ND Brady Trenbeath 46 yd pass from Reed Manke (B. Hellevang kick) {4-72, 2:14} 7 27 3 0:07 ND Brandon Brady 1 yd run (B. Hellevang kick) {8-41, 2:32} 14 27 4 11:18 GV Todd Carter 28 yd field goal {7-69, 3:45} 14 30 4 5:03 ND Weston Dressler 17 yd pass from Reed Manke (Rush failed) {7-22, 2:37} 20 30 TEAM STATISTICS ND GV First Downs 19 18 Rushes/Yards 27/68 33/159 Passes (A-C-I) 51-29-2 29-15-1 Yards Passing 328 248 Total Offense 396 407 Punts/Average 7/29.4 5/33.2 Fumbles/Lost 2-2 5-4 Penalties 5-36 7-55 Time of Possession 29:27 30:33

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Finnerty 16-85, Martin 11-76; ND-Chappell 15-70.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 15-29-1, 248; ND-Manke 29-51-2, 328.RECEIVING: GV-Fowler 12-174, Mitchell 3-74; ND-Dressler 10-122, Trenbeath 10-119.A-5184

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPSouth Dakota 3 0 0 14 17Grand Valley State 7 21 0 7 35

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} SD GV 1 10:03 SD Frank Leibfarth 25 yd field goal {9-72, 4:57} 3 0 1 7:39 GV Cullen Finnerty 5 yd run (Todd Carter kick) {5-66, 2:17} 3 7 2 14:44 GV Mark Catlin 45 yd punt return (Todd Carter kick) 3 14 2 9:12 GV Eric Fowler 22 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {5-80, 2:04} 3 21 2 6:42 GV Astin Martin 8 yd run (Todd Carter kick) {6-46, 2:05} 3 28 4 11:41 SD Ryan Allison 18 yd pass from Noah Shepard (Frank Leibfarth kick) {10-96, 2:28} 10 28 4 8:53 GV Eric Fowler 12 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {6-68, 2:35} 10 35 4 7:04 SD Noah Shepard 1 yd run (Frank Leibfarth kick) {7-62, 1:39} 17 35 TEAM STATISTICS SD GV First Downs 23 19 Rushes/Yards 43/186 31/134 Passes (A-C-I) 32-16-1 23-14-0 Yards Passing 214 228 Total Offense 400 362 Punts/Average 5/36.0 6/39.8 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 0-0 Penalties 5-45 8-55 Time of Possession 29:42 30:18

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Martin 20-96, Finnerty 7-27; SD-Logan 17-95, Shepard 20-61.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 14-23-0, 228; SD-Shepard 16-32-1, 214.RECEIVING: GV-Fowler 6-116, Trent 6-60; SD-Allison 7-76, Little 4-32.A-4133



Mark Catlin sparked the Lakers, returning the kickoff 44 yards to the 49. AstinMartin toted the ball for 16 yards on the first play and Finnerty found Fowler again,this one covering 21 yards. Preston Garris carried the ball for a 4-yard run beforeFinnerty hit Antione Trent with a 10-yard TD pass.

The Laker defense made a key play on DSU's next possession as LB Kirk Car-ruth picked off a Scott Eyster pass at Delta State 48. Following a Laker penalty and22-yard rush by Finnerty, GVSU faced a 4th-and-1 on the Delta State 39. ChuckMartin rolled the dice and went for it on fourth down. Finnerty looked for Fowlerdown the right sideline, but a DSU defender had it hit off his pads into the hands ofFowler for a 35-yard completion. Finnerty found Trent over the middle and GVSUled 28-14 at the half.

Leading 28-14, the Laker offense made a statment with its opening drive of thesecond half. Finnerty guided GVSU on a 7-play, 67-yard scoring drive that took3:11 off the clock. Finnerty hit freshman receiver Blake Smolen with a short passthat Smolen took the final 8 yards for a score and a 35-14 Laker lead.

GVSU's special teams had its second punt blocked, this one went out of the end-zone for a safety and Delta State trailed 35-16. However, the quick strike Laker of-fense struck again, this drive covering 59-yards in three plays. Finnerty completedpasses of 29 yards to Mitchell and 22 yards to Fowler for a TD and a 42-16 GVSUlead.

Delta State's Scott Eyster hit WR Eric Marshall with a 65-yard TD pass on itsnext possession, but Finnerty once again drove the Lakers to paydirt. RB Astin Mar-tin finished the 5-play, 56-yard scoring drive with a 3-yard TD run. Eyster finishedthe Statesmen scoring when he capped off a 13-play, 80-yard drive with a 7-yard TDpass to Robert Davis.

Finnerty led the offense, completing 16-of-30 passes for 365 yards and six TDs.The six TDs equelled his career-high he set in the regular season finale at NorthernMichigan. WR Eric Fowler hauled in seven receptions for a career-high 218 yardsand one TD, while Terry Mitchell caught four passes for 97 yards and two TDs. An-tion Trent cuaght three passes for 20 yards and two TDs, while Blacke Smolenhauled in two passes for 30 yards and a TD. RB Astin Martin rushed for 99 yardsand a TD on 16 carries.

Dan Skuta led the Laker defense with 11 tackles and a TFL (-2). Buster Larkins,Anthony Adams and Brandon Carr each chipped in six tackles. GVSU recorded ninetackles for loss (-37) and four QB sacks (-24).

Scott Eyster completed 31-of-48 passes for 324 yards and three TDs. Eysterpassed for 155 yards in the first three quarters, and 169 yards in the fourth when theoutcome of the game had already been decided. WR Robert Davis caught 10 passesfor 126 yards, while Eric Marshall hauled in five passes for 100 yards. GVSU heldDelta State to just 34 rushing yards.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPDelta State 0 14 2 14 30Grand Valley State 14 14 7 14 49QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} DS GV 1 10:29 GV Terry Mitchell 30 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {3-89, 0:45} 0 7 1 0:35 GV Terry Mitchell 27 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {2-80, 0:35} 0 14 2 11:15 DS Eric Marshall 7 yd pass from Scott Eyster (Sid Halliday kick) {2-8, 1:03} 7 14 2 1:40 DS Chad Schroeder 0 yd blocked punt return (Sid Halliday kick) 14 14 2 10:16 GV Antione Trent 10 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {5-51, 1:11} 14 21 2 0:21 GV Antione Trent 4 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {5-48, 1:49} 14 28 3 11:36 GV Blake Smolen 13 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {7-67, 3:11} 14 35 3 1:47 DS TM safety 16 35 4 13:45 GV Eric Fowler 25 yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {3-59, 1:36} 16 42 4 11:32 DS Eric Marshall 65 yd pass from Scott Eyster (Sid Halliday kick) {4-85, 2:05} 23 42 4 8:55 GV Astin Martin 3 yd run (Todd Carter kick) {5-56, 2:33} 23 49 4 2:58 DS Robert Davis 7 yd pass from Scott Eyster (Sid Halliday kick) {13-80, 5:50} 30 49 TEAM STATISTICS DS GV First Downs 17 22 Rushes/Yards 21/34 31/136 Passes (A-C-I) 48-31-1 30-16-1 Yards Passing 324 365 Total Offense 358 501 Punts/Average 7-37.7 5-21.6 Fumbles/Lost 2-0 2-1 Penalties 6-54 5-30 Time of Possession 35:04 24:56INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Martin 16-99, Finnerty 6-25; DS-Ken Cox 3-19.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 16-30-1, 365; DS-Eyster 31-48-1, 324.RECEIVING: GV-Fowler 7-218, Mitchell 4-97; DS-Davis 10-126, Marshall 5-100. A-4297

2006 NCAA Division II Semifinal Playoff GameGrand Valley State 49, Delta State 30Allendale, Mich. • Dec. 10, 2006

Lubbers Stadium

Allendale, Mich. - Sweet Home Alabama. Grand Valley State will be making itsfifth NCAA DII National Championship game appearance in the last six years afterclaiming an impressive 49-30 victory over Delta State Sunday night at LubbersStadium in Allendale. GVSU (14-0) will play Northwest Missouri State (14-0) inthe National Championship game Saturday (Dec. 16) in Florence, Alabama. Thegame is a rematch of the 2005 final in which GVSU claimed a 21-17 victory in thetitle game.

The Laker offense started quickly following a Delta State punt down to theGVSU 11 yard line. RB Astin Martin carried the ball for 19 yards on the first play,followed by a 40-yard completion from Cullen Finnerty to WR Eric Fowler.Finnerty then found WR Terry Mitchell quarantined in the corner of the endzonefor a 30-yard TD reception. The drive covered 89 yards in three plays and took just45 ticks off the clock. Delta State drove 63 yards in nine plays late in the first quar-ter, but failed to score when Sid Halliday's 35-yard field goal attempt sailed wideleft. The Lakers wasted little time while looking for another score. Finnerty hitFowler with a 53-yard pass and catch on the first play, then found Mitchell again,this time all alone in the left corner of the endzone on the very next play for a 27-yard TD reception. The drive took 35 seconds and covered 80 yards in two plays.

Delta State regrouped and took advantage of a GVSU fumble for its firstpoints of the game. Finnerty was sacked and fumbled the ball on his own 8-yardline. Delta State QB Scott Eyster hit WR Eric Marshall on the second play for a 7-yard TD reception. Delta State's special teams then took advantage of anotherLaker miscue. The Statesmen blocked a Laker punt and Chad Schroeder recoveredit the endzone for another Statesmen score to tie the game at 14-14.



Florence, AL. - Grand Valley State claimed its fourth NCAA DII Na-tional Championship in the last five years Saturday afternoon at BralyMunicipal Stadium with its 17-14 victory over Northwest MissouriState in the title game. GVSU finished the year 15-0, becoming just thesecond team in NCAA DII history to go 15-0 in a season. CullenFinnerty's 4-yard TD run with 13:06 left in the game proved to be thegame-winner and he engineered a 7-play, 19-yard drive that ran out theclock for the victory in the fourth quarter. Finnerty carried the ball threetimes for 12 yards and completed two passes for nine yards on the clos-ing drive. Finnerty completed a 4-yard pass to Eric Fowler on third-and-two to seal the win. Finnerty's game-winning drive started after the Laker defense forceda three-and-out deep in NW Missouri State territory. The Bearcats werepinned deep in their own territory after Bill Brechin downed a JustinTrumble punt at the NWMST 2-yard line. Kyle Johnson's punt went outof bounds at the NWMST 36-yard line to give the Lakers good fieldposition and set up the game winning drive. Astin Martin started thedrive with a 5-yard carry and Finnerty then completed a 17-yard passto Antion Trent. Finnerty carried the ball 4-yards to the Bearcat 10 andMartin then toted the ball to the three before Finnerty capped the drivewith his TD run.

"These guys just kept playing for 60 minutes and found a way towin another game," said GVSU head coach Chuck Martin.

The Laker defense came up big late in the game when Matt Beatyforced a fumble that Bill Brechin recovered at the Laker 21 with 3:15left in the game. GVSU picked up two first downs and ran out the clock.

Junior corner Bill Brechin kept the Lakers in the game in the firstquarter. He picked off a pass in the endzone on NW Missouri's first pos-session, then picked off another pass at the Laker seven to foil anotherdrive.

"Bill Brechin made four game changing plays in the game and thosetwo first quarter interceptions kept us in the game," said GVSU headcoach Chuck Martin.

Grand Valley State got on the board first early in the second quarter.Todd Carter hit a 30-yard field goal after Finnerty drove the Lakers 67-yards in 11 plays. The Bearcats answered quickly, driving 80-yards in8-plays. Kendall Wright hit Rafael Robinson with a 26-yard halfbackpass to give NW Missouri its first lead.

The lead was shortlived as Finnerty drove GVSU 70-yards in 11-plays for a score. Finnerty found Fowler all alone in the left corner ofthe endzone for a 2-yard TD pass. Finnerty rushed for 33 yards on thedrive and completed three passes for 37 yards. Todd Carter added thePAT for a 10-7 Laker lead.

NW Missouri State appeared to be going in for a score late in thefirst half, but junior corner Brandon Carr picked off the Lakers' thirdpass of the first half when he stepped in front of a Josh Mathews passat the goal line with 2:11 left in the second quarter.

GVSU gave the Bearcats the ball deep in its own end following alow snap that Justin Trumble went down to field and put his knee down.NWMST needed five plays to go 25 yards for the score and a 14-10lead.

Cullen Finnerty completed 15-of-33 passes for 225 yards and rushedfor 115 yards on 22 carries for 340 yards of total offense. Finnertypassed for one TD and ran for another. Finnerty became the first QB inNCAA DII Championship game history to pass for over 200 yards (225passing) and rush for over 100 (115). Astin Martin rushed for 40 yardson 12 carries. Eric Fowler caught seven passes for 96 yards, despitemissing almost all of the second half with a hamstring injury. TerryMitchell caught two passes for 55 yards. John Mathews added two re-ceptions for 24 yards, Sean Stevens one for 19 yards and Preston Garrisone for 17 yards.

Matt Beaty led the defense with a season-high 12 tackles, while sen-ior Mike McFadden chipped in seven stops. Dan Skuta added sevenstops and Samad Cain six.

2006 NCAA Division II National Championship GameGrand Valley State 17, Northwest Missouri State 14


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 10 0 7 17Northwest Missouri St. 0 7 7 0 14

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} NW GV 2 14:46 GV Todd Carter 30 yd field goal {11-67, 4:30} 0 3 2 11:20 NW Kendall Wright 26 yd pass from R. Robinson (Tommy Frevert kick) {8-80, 3:26} 7 3 2 7:06 GV Eric Fowler 2yd pass from Cullen Finnerty (Todd Carter kick) {11-70, 4:14} 7 10 3 7:00 NW Xavier Omon 7 yd run (Tommy Frevert kick) {5-25, 2:16} 14 10 4 13:06 GV Cullen Finnerty 4 yd run (Todd Carter kick) {6-36, 2:49} 14 17 TEAM STATISTICS NW GV First Downs 21 19 Rushes/Yards 29/124 38/123 Passes (A-C-I) 33-21-3 33-15-0 Yards Passing 226 225 Total Offense 350 348 Punts/Average 5/33.0 5/33.0 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 3-2 Penalties 3-20 6-35 Time of Possession 27:27 32:33

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Finnerty 22-115, Martin 12-40; NW-Omon 26-129.PASSING: GV-Finnerty 15-33-0, 225; NW-Mathews 20-32-3, 200.RECEIVING: GV-Fowler 7-96, Mitchell 2-55; NW-Wright 5-44, Robinson 4-60.A-7437



2007 NCAA Division II Quarter Final GameGrand Valley State 41, Central Washington 21


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPCentral Washington 0 0 7 14 21Grand Valley State 20 7 7 7 41

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CWU GV 1 11:44 GV Brad Iciek 3 yd run (Todd Carter kick failed) {8-66, 3:16} 0 6 1 8:00 GV Antione Trent 16 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Justin Trumble kick) {2-24, 0:20} 0 13 1 2:03 GV Brad Iciek 5 yd run (Justin Trumble kick) {9-76, 4:08} 0 20 2 2:16 GV Brad Iciek 2 yd run (Justin Trumble kick) {9-79, 4:09} 0 27 3 11:57 CWU Spevak 17 yd pass from Reilly (Rolsma kick) {9-67, 2:56} 7 27 3 7:35 GV Mike Koster 20 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Justin Trumble kick){7-61, 4:13} 7 34 4 13:19 CWU Stout 9 yd pass from Reilly (Rolsma kick) {10-59, 3:35} 14 34 4 11:57 GV Brad Iciek 5 yd run (Justin Trumble kick) {6-71, 3:16} 14 41 4 11:57 CWU Smith 22 yd pass from Reilly (Rolsma kick) {6-59, 2:51} 21 41 TEAM STATISTICS CWU GV First Downs 19 23 Rushes/Yards 28/38 44/297 Passes (A-C-I) 45-27-2 22-14-0 Yards Passing 275 176 Total Offense 313 473 Punts/Average 6/33.0 6/36.5 Fumbles/Lost 4-2 2-2 Penalties 3-15 8-70 Time of Possession 27:04 32:56

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Smolen 20-201, Berezik 6-45; CWU-Reilly 19-63.PASSING: GV-Iciek 22-14-0, 176; CWU-Reilly 45-27-2, 275.RECEIVING: GV-Horn 6-92, Blasko 3-12; CWU-Spevak 10-134,Stout 5-37.A-5247

2007 NCAA Division II Second Round GameGrand Valley State 21, North Dakota 14



QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} UND GV 1 2:38 GV Blake Smolen 17 yd run (Todd Carter kick) {7-75, 2:16} 0 7 2 2:12 GV Brandon Horn 7 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Todd Carter kick) {9-80, 2:20} 0 14 3 10:28 GV Jonn Mathews 22 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Todd Carter kick) {1-22, 0:07} 0 21 3 7:27 UND Weston Dressler 39 yd pass from Jake Landry (B. Hellevang kick blocked){1-39, 0:09} 6 21 3 13:06 UND Josh Murray 3 yd run (Josh Murray Rush) {4-57, 1:22} 14 21 TEAM STATISTICS UND GV First Downs 9 28 Rushes/Yards 36/36 56/280 Passes (A-C-I) 29-17-0 24-10-0 Yards Passing 176 153 Total Offense 212 433 Punts/Average 11/33.4 6/26.0 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 3-2 Penalties 5-37 9-63 Time of Possession 24:33 35:27

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Smolen 27-142, Berezik 18-123; UND-Murry 8-39.PASSING: GV-Iciek 24-10-0, 153; UND-Landry 12-8-0, 110.RECEIVING: GV-Mathews 3-62, Blasko 3-37; UND-Dressler 6-99, Trenbeath 4-28.A-4862



2007 NCAA Division II Semi Final GameGrand Valley State 16, NW Missouri State 34

Maryville, Mo. • Dec. 8, 2007Bearcat Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 3 10 3 0 16NW Missouri State 0 10 7 17 34

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} NWM GV 1 4:19 GV Justin Trumble 27 yd field goal {14-83, 4:35} 0 3 2 12:48 NW Omon 33 yd run (Frevert kick) {3-45, 0:40} 7 3 2 6:49 GV Justin Trumble 32 yd field goal {11-50, 5:52} 7 6 2 1:20 GV James Berezik 20 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Trumble kick){10-75, 3:13} 7 13 2 0:04 NW Frevert 30 yd field goal {9-59, 1:10} 10 13 3 8:55 NW Omon 8 yd run (Frevert kick) {10-69, 4:14} 17 13 3 4:08 GV Trumble 32 yd field goal {10-51, 4:41} 17 16 4 13:33 NW Frevert 22 yd field goal {12-56, 5:31} 20 16 4 11:05 NW Omon 11 yd pass from Osborn (Frevert kick) {3-15, 1:36} 27 16 4 9:14 NW Omon 98 yd run (Frevert kick) {1-98, 0:14} 34 16 TEAM STATISTICS NWM GV First Downs 20 20 Rushes/Yards 39/290 25/101 Passes (A-C-I) 26-20-0 42-23-1 Yards Passing 238 273 Total Offense 528 374 Punts/Average 2/41.5 5/36.8 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 1-0 Penalties 5-35 10-60 Time of Possession 28:14 31:46

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV- Berezik 10-53, Garris 9-25; NWM-Omon 31-307.PASSING: GV-Iciek 42-23-1, 273; NWM-Osborn 25-20-0, 238.RECEIVING: GV-Horn 7-89, Trent 5-74; NWM-Peterson 6-93, Wright 5-55.A-7296

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPAshland 0 0 0 7 7Grand Valley State 14 10 3 13 40QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} AU GV 1 12:08 GV James Berezik 34 yd run (Todd Carter kick) {5-70, 1:39} 0 7 1 9:37 GV Berezik 26 yd run (Carter kick) {2-33, 0:42} 0 14 2 9:35 GV Jonn Mathews 4 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Carter kick) {8-47, 4:44} 0 21 2 0:05 GV Carter 27 yd field goal {14-65, 5:25} 0 24 3 3:36 GV Carter 27 yd field goal {20-69, 11:24} 0 27 4 14:55 AU C. Livingston 8 yd pass from Billy Cundiff (Gregg Berkshire kick) {13-74, 3:41} 7 27 4 14:36 GV Berezik 62 yd run (Carter kick failed) {1-62, 0:19} 7 33 4 9:27 GV Blake Smolen 52 yd run (Carter kick) {2-61, 0:57} 7 40

TEAM STATISTICS AU GV First Downs 18 18 Rushes/Yards 32-114 41-292 Passes (A-C-I) 30-14-0 20-10-0 Yards Passing 144 102 Total Offense 62-258 61-394 Punts/Average 6-31.5 3-43.0 Fumbles 1-1 0-0 Penalties 7-60 5-34 Time of Possession 27:06 32:54

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS - Rushing: GV-James Berezik 19-207, 3 TD, BlakeSmolen 12-83, AU-Carlin Isles 7-73, D’Marris McCoy 10-42 Passing: GV-Brad Iciek10-19, 102 1 TD. AU-Billy Cundiff 13-27, 134 1 TD. Receiving: GV-Jonn Mathews3-38, 1 TD, Blake Smolen 2-29. AU-Joe Horn 4-18, C. Livingston 2-31, 1 TD.A-5580

2008 NCAA Division II Second Round GameGrand Valley State 40, Ashland 7Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 22, 2008

Lubbers Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 OT TPMinnesota-Duluth 0 7 6 0 6 19Grand Valley State 3 3 0 7 0 13QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} UMD GV 1 2:57 GV Todd Carter 28 yd field goal {8-61, 3:16} 0 3 2 14:54 UMD Isaac Odim 16 yd pass from Ted Schlafke (David Nadeau kick) {2-27, 0:19} 7 3 2 11:08 GV Carter 36 yd field goal {11-70, 3:46} 7 6 3 1:56 UMD D.J. Winfield 34 yd pass from Schlafke {Nadeau kick blocked) {6-80, 3:03} 13 6 4 1:06 GV Jonn Mathews 7 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Carter kick) {9-44, 2:08} 13 13 OT N/A UMD Odim 2 yd run (Nadeau kick blocked) {4-25, N/A} 19 13

TEAM STATISTICS UMD GV First Downs 17 18 Rushes/Yards 42-110 30-109 Passes (A-C-I) 26-14-3 46-13-3 Yards Passing 160 160 Total Offense 68-270 76-269 Punts/Average 6-25.8 7-33.4 Fumbles 3-0 2-0 Penalties 7-50 7-58 Time of Possession 33:01 26:59INDIVIDUAL LEADERS - Rushing: GV-Blake Smolen 27-128. UMD-IsaacOdim 21-124 1 TD. Passing: GV-Brad Iciek 13-46, 160 1 TD. UMD-Ted Schlafke14-26, 160 2 TD. Receiving: GV-Jonn Mathews 6-129, 1 TD, Blake Smolen 4-18.UMD-D.J. Winfield 6-92, 1 TD, Isaac Odim 3-40, 1 TD.A-3548

2008 NCAA Division II Quarter Final GameGrand Valley State 13, Minnesota-Duluth 19




2009 NCAA Division II Quarter Final GameGrand Valley State 24, Minnesota-Duluth 10

Duluth, Minn. • Nov. 28, 2009Malosky Stadium

Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 14 3 7 0 24Minnesota-Duluth 10 0 0 0 10QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV UMD 1 14:46 UMD Isaac Odim 91 yd kickoff return (David Nadeau kick) 0 7 1 7:27 GV Ryan Bass 23 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Justin Trumble kick) {7-75, 3:49} 7 7 1 5:51 GV P.T. Gates 1 yd run (Trumble kick) {3-3, 1:14} 14 7 1 3:30 UMD Nadeau 34 yd field goal {4-6, 2:06} 14 10 2 11:14 GV Trumble 30 yd field goal {14-69, 7:08} 17 10 3 7:31 GV Greg Gay 32 yd pass from Iciek (Trumble kick) {1-32, 0:07} 24 10 TEAM STATISTICS GV UMD First Downs 18 12 Rushes/Yards 41/168 32/156 Passes (A-C-I) 27-14-0 20-8-4 Yards Passing 225 102 Total Offense 393 258 Punts/Average 4/38.0 2/48.0 Fumbles/Lost 2-0 0-0 Penalties 4-29 4-30 Time of Possession 35:06 24:54

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Gates 13-86, 1 TD, Berezik 18-53; UMD-Odim 18-67, Winfield5-56.PASSING: GV-Iciek 27-14-0, 225, 2 TD; UMD-Vogler 20-8-4, 102.RECEIVING: GV-Bass 7-127, 1 TD, Gay 3-70, 1 TD; UMD-Winfield 4-39.A-4211

2009 NCAA Division II Second Round GameGrand Valley State 44, Hillsdale 27Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 21, 2009

Lubbers StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPHillsdale 0 0 13 14 27Grand Valley State 10 27 7 0 44

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} HC GV 1 13:06 GV P.T. Gates 52 yd run (Justin Trumble kick) {5-75, 1:54} 0 7 1 5:06 GV Trumble 25 yd field goal {13-76, 5:01} 0 10 2 11:25 GV James Berezik 10 yd run (Trumble kick blocked) {3-63, 1:13} 0 16 2 8:30 GV Ryan Bass 8 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Trumble kick) {4-31, 2:02} 0 23 2 1:57 GV Greg Gay 29 yd pass from Iciek (Trumble kick) {4-73, 2:16} 0 30 2 0:42 GV Bass 9 yd pass from Iciek (Trumble kick) {3-36, 1:15} 0 37 3 6:53 HC A.J. Kegg 4 yd pass from Troy Weatherhead (Mark Petro kick blocked) {16-78, 8:07} 6 37 3 4:12 GV Marquel Neasman 3 yd run (Trumble kick) {6-51, 2:41} 6 44 3 0:36 HC Vinnie Panizzi 1 yd run (Petro kick) {7-71, 3:36} 13 44 4 8:02 HC Panizzi 25 yd pass from Weatherhead (Petro kick) {12-78, 5:27} 20 44 4 0:15 HC Panizzi 24 yd pass from Weatherhead (Petro kick) {8-74, 3:25} 27 44 TEAM STATISTICS HC GV First Downs 26 19 Rushes/Yards 23/56 32/253 Passes (A-C-I) 48-37-1 19-12-0 Yards Passing 398 195 Total Offense 454 448 Punts/Average 1/34.0 2/46.5 Fumbles/Lost 2-1 0-0 Penalties 2-23 4-20 Time of Possession 35:30 24:30

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Sherrod 10-82, Berezik 10-69, 1 TD, Gates 4-68, 1 TD; HC-Panizzi 18-51, 1 TD.PASSING: GV-Iciek 17-11-0, 192, 3 TD; HC-Weatherhead 47-36-1, 384, 3 TD.RECEIVING: GV-Smolen 4-76, Bass 3-35, 2 TD, Gay 2-68, 1 TD; HC-Kegg 10-111, 1 TD, Holmes 9-120, Blanchard 7-42, Panizzi 4-59, 2 TD, Patillo 4-38.A-8229

2009 NCAA Division II Semi Final GameGrand Valley State 41, Carson-Newman 27


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPCarson-Newman 7 7 6 7 27Grand Valley State 17 10 7 7 41

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CN GV 1 10:18 GV Justin Trumble 26 yd field goal {5-59, 0:50} 0 3 1 6:42 GV Jacob McGuckin 25 yd interception return (Trumble kick) 0 10 1 6:29 CN Buck Wakefield 89 yd kickoff return (Carlos Lopez kick) 7 10 1 0:39 GV P.T. Gates 3 yd run (Trumble kick) {5-63, 2:24} 7 17 2 9:19 GV Ryan Bass 7 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Trumble kick) {10-59, 4:52} 7 24 2 6:49 CN Wakefield 1 yd run (Lopez kick) {5-60, 2:30} 14 24 2 1:25 GV Trumble 30 yd field goal {11-50, 5:24} 14 27 3 9:37 GV Blake Smolen 29 yd pass from Iciek (Trumble kick) {1-29, 0:06} 14 34 3 2:31 CN Wakefield 5 yd run (Lopez rush failed) {8-48, 3:45} 20 34 4 4:11 GV Gates 27 yd run (Trumble kick) {5-71, 2:40} 20 41 4 2:37 CN Wakefield 21 yd run (Lopez kick) {7-60, 1:34} 27 41 TEAM STATISTICS CN GV First Downs 15 20 Rushes/Yards 43/177 45/290 Passes (A-C-I) 17-6-2 19-8-0 Yards Passing 101 118 Total Offense 278 408 Punts/Average 6/33.7 6/37.8 Fumbles/Lost 5-1 0-0 Penalties 5-40 7-70 Time of Possession 27:31 32:29

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Gates 28-183, 2 TD, Sherrod 6-52; CN-Wakefield 20-119, 3 TD, Good 13-42.PASSING: GV-Iciek 19-8-0, 118, 2 TD; CN-Good 17-6-2, 101.RECEIVING: GV-Gates 4-70, Smolen 2-37, 1 TD; CN-Belk 3-26, Hubbard 2-74.A-7247


2009 NCAA Division II National Championship GameNW Missouri State 30, Grand Valley State 23


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPNW Missouri State 7 14 2 7 30Grand Valley State 0 0 13 10 23

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} NW GV 1 7:59 NW LaRon Council 14 yd run (Todd Adolf kick) {6-76, 1:53} 7 0 2 12:51 NW Blake Bolles 4 yd run (Adolf kick) {16-97, 6:21} 14 0 2 12:11 NW LaRon Council 17 yd run (Adolf kick) {1-17, 0:05} 21 0 3 11:22 GV Andrew Lorman 8 yd pass from Brad Iciek (Jay Jandasek kick blocked) {4-48, 2:20} 21 6 3 11:22 NW Ryan Jones PAT Return 23 6 3 6:26 GV Ryan Bass 33 yd pass from Iciek (Jandasek kick) {4-50, 1:35} 23 13 4 12:26 GV Blake Smolen 2 yd run (Jandasek kick) {11-71, 7:20} 23 20 4 10:00 NW Jake Soy 26 yd pass from Bolles (Adolf kick) {4-32, 2:18} 30 20 4 4:26 GV Jandasek 21 yd field goal {12-70, 5:34} 30 23 TEAM STATISTICS NW GV First Downs 20 22 Rushes/Yards 33/168 29/91 Passes (A-C-I) 23-15-1 49-28-1 Yards Passing 198 290 Total Offense 366 381 Punts/Average 4/39.2 5/42.6 Fumbles/Lost 3-2 2-0 Penalties 9-78 6-35 Time of Possession 22:33 37:27

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Smolen 7-45, 1 TD, Gates 12-36; NW-Council 22-172, 2 TD.PASSING: GV-Iciek 49-28-1, 290, 2 TD; NW-Bolles 23-15-1, 198, 1 TD.RECEIVING: GV-Bass 8-111, 1 TD, Gates 7-32, Smolen 6-70, Lorman 4-23, 1TD, Woolfork 2-48; NW-Soy 9-118, 1 TD.A-6211


Florence, Ala. - Northwest Missouri State jumped out to a 21-0 first half lead andheld on for a 30-23 victory over Grand Valley State in the 2009 NCAA DII NationalChampionship game Saturday afternoon in Florence, Ala. The title game appearancewas the Lakers' sixth since 2001. GVSU finished the season with a 13-2 record andthe Lakers' senior class finished their careers with a 51-4 record. The 2009 seniorclass is the sixth straight to finish with 50 or more wins during their careers. Northwest Missouri State started fast with touchdowns on their first three drivesof the game. LaRon Council finished the Bearcats opening drive with a 14 yard TDrun to cap a 6-play, 76-yard drive that took just 1:53 off the clock. GVSU then droveinto Bearcat territory on its second drive of the game and faced a fourth-and-threefrom the NMSU 35-yard line. However, head coach Chuck Martin elected to puntand senior Justin Trumble pinned NW Missouri State on its own three-yard line. "I didn't even really consider going for it and I felt pretty good after Justin (Trum-ble) pinned them on their own three yard line," said sixth-year head coach ChuckMartin. Northwest Missouri State drove 97 yards in 16 plays as QB Blake Bolles finishedthe drive with a four yard TD run. Following a three-and-out by the Lakers, NMSUJordan Simmons took a Justin Trumble punt back 48 yards to the Grand Valley State17 yard line. Council followed with a 17 yard TD run to up the Northwest MissouriState lead to 21-0. NW Missouri State was driving again late in the first half and had the ball on theGVSU one yard line, but senior LB James Wojciechowski forced and recovered aPrevin Perry fumble to thwart the scoring opportunity. "We regrouped at the half and told the guys that we needed to get a stop to openthe second half and then get going offensively," said Martin. Grand Valley State senior LB Gary Anderson provided the spark to open the sec-ond half when he picked off a Blake Bolles pass on the Bearcats fouth play of thethird quarter. Iciek then drove the Lakers 48 yards in four plays and hit sophomoretight end Andrew Lorman with an eight yard TD pass with 11:22 left in the thirdquarter to get the Lakers on the scoreboard. Iciek hit junior WR Ryan Bass with a 16yard completion and P.T. Gates rushed for 11 yards followed by a NMSU personalfoul before the TD pass to Lorman. The excitement was short lived as Jay Jandasek'sPAT was blocked and returned for a defensive safety for the Bearcats by Ryan Jones.Jones taunted the Laker defenders for the final 30 yards and ran the final seven yardsbackwards, but no penalty was called. The Lakers and Bearcats traded punts, including an NCAA DII Championshiprecord 71 yard punt by GVSU's Jay Jandasek, who was replacing the injured Trum-ble. The GVSU defense continued to hold the Bearcat offense and forced a punt deepin their own territory. The Michael Stadler punt was downed at the 50 yard line toset the Laker offense up with outstanding field position. WR Blake Smolen ran 11yards on a reverse and Iciek then hit WR Ryan Bass with a 33 yard TD pass and Jan-dasek added the PAT to cut the Northwest Missouri State lead to 10 (23-13). GrandValley State's defense forced another turnover when CB Chris Crawford, playing forthe injured Enrique Shaw, forced a fumble on the GVSU 29 yard line. Iciek directedan 11-play, 71-yard scoring drive that finished with a two yard TD run by Smolen.Jandasek added the PAT and the Lakers clawed back to within three points (23-20)with 12:26 left in the game. "I looked up at the scoreboard and was trying to figure out how we only trailedby three (23-20) with 12 minutes left in the game," said Martin. The Lakers were flagged with a personal foul on the ensuing kickoff and theBearcats took over on GVSU 32 yard line. Bolles completed an 18 yard pass to Coun-cil on a third and 22 play, then hit Jake Soy with a 26 yard TD pass on a fourth andfive play to up the lead to 10 points (30-20) with 10:00 left in the game. "I new they would go for it and we put our best defender (Jake McGuckin) ontheir best receiver (Jake Soy), but Bolles just threw a perfect pass for the TD," saidMartin. GVSU continued to battle and drove 70 yards in 12 plays for a 21 yard field goalby Jandasek. The big play on the drive came when Iciek hit freshman Israel Woolforkwith a 35-yard pass and catch to the Bearcat 12 yard line on third and 10. Trailing 30-23, GVSU opted for an onside kick and thought they had recoveredthe ball, but an illegal touching call negated the recovery and NMSU took over onthe GVSU 39 yard line. The GVSU defense held and forced a Bearcat punt that wentinto the end zone to give the Lakers one last drive starting from their own 20 yardline with 2:59 remaining. Grand Valley State drove 24 yards in nine plays, but Iciek'sfourth down pass was incomplete with :52 seconds left to seal the win for NorthwestMissouri State. Iciek completed a career-high 28 passes for 290 yards and two TDs for the Lakers.Bass caught eight passes for 111 yards and a TD, while Smolen rushed for 45 yardson seven carries and hauled in six passes for 70 yards. Smolen tallied 189 all-purposeyards for the game. Lorman caught four passes for 23 yards and a TD, while Woolforkcaught two passes for 48 yards. Senior RB P.T. Gates rushed for 36 yards and caughtseven passes for 32 yards. Junior LB Justin Victor led the laker defense with 10 tack-les, while senior safety Jake McGuckin, junior safety Matt Bakker and senior LBGary Anderson each contributed nine stops. Junior DE Nick Lawrence tallied fourtackles, two QB sacks and three tackles for loss. Grand Valley State finished with381 yards of total offense for the game, including 254 in the second half, while theBearcats tallied 116 total yards in the second half after recording 250 yards in thefirst half. "I can't even begin to say how proud I am of this team and all that it accomplishedduring the 2009 season," said Martin. "This group of seniors did everything theycould to get us to the National Championship game and in the end gave us a chanceto win a fifth title. This group came together and improved every week and did every-thing we asked of them. For that reason I will always remember the 2009 Laker foot-ball team," concluded Martin.



2010 NCAA Division II First Round GameGrand Valley State 35, Colorado Mines 13


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPColorado Mines 0 0 0 13 13Grand Valley State 7 7 14 7 35

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CSM GV 1 5:45 GV Kyle McMahon 10 yd run (Luke Briggs kick) {8-61, 4:07} 0 7 2 9:58 GV Kyle McMahon 19 yd run (Briggs kick) {9-51, 3:50} 0 14 3 10:26 GV Jovonne Augustus 25 yd pass from McMahon (Briggs kick) {10-74, 4:34} 0 21 3 3:27 GV Justin Sherrod 13 yd pass from McMahon (Briggs kick) {11-96, 5:24} 0 28 4 13:17 CSM Kaleb Anderson 0 yd fumble recovery (Colin Baker kick failed) 6 28 4 11:53 GV Augustus 31 yd pass from McMahon (Briggs kick) {4-61, 1:24} 6 35 4 5:53 CSM Tom Kastens 22 yd pass from Clay Garcia (Baker kick) {5-60, 1:37} 13 35 TEAM STATISTICS CSM GV First Downs 18 21 Rushes/Yards 18/-56 48/149 Passes (A-C-I) 56-34-2 22-13-1 Yards Passing 253 216 Total Offense 197 365 Punts/Average 7/44.0 5/31.2 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 2-2 Penalties 2-20 11-88 Time of Possession 26:08 33:52

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Sherrod 12-94, Shuford 8-40, McMahon 18-22 2 TD, Ware 1-14;CSM-Panizzi 18-51, 1 TD.PASSING: GV-McMahon 22-13-1, 216, 3 TD; CSM-Garcia 55-34-2, 253, 1 TD.RECEIVING: GV-Bass 5-89, Augustus 3-67 2 TD, Sherrod 2-40 1 TD; CSM-Vin-nola 14-59, Kastens 6-94 1 TD, Palmer 5-34, Renken 5-32.A-4709

2010 NCAA Division II Second Round GameAugustana 38, Grand Valley State 6Sioux Falls, S.D. • Nov. 27, 2010

Kirkeby-Over StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 0 6 0 6Augustana 10 14 7 7 38

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV AUG 1 3:45 AUG Drew Behrens 40 yd field goal {9-27, 3:36} 0 3 1 0:52 AUG Tyler Schulte 14 yd pass from Josh Hanson (Behrens kick) {3-32, 1:05} 0 10 2 10:42 AUG Schulte 18 yd pass from Hanson (Behrens kick) {8-97, 4:00} 0 17 2 2:24 AUG Eric Bergman 25 yd interception return (Behrens kick) 0 24 3 2:45 AUG Schulte 19 yd pass from Hanson (Behrens kick) {5-44, 2:35} 0 31 3 2:33 GV Chris Crawford 87 yd kickoff return (Luke Briggs kick blocked) 6 31 4 11:51 AUG Joe Clark 13 yd run (Behrens kick) {2-13, 0:45} 6 38 TEAM STATISTICS GV AUG First Downs 19 19 Rushes/Yards 30/133 48/268 Passes (A-C-I) 35-16-4 16-9-0 Yards Passing 202 87 Total Offense 335 355 Punts/Average 4/28.2 6/42.7 Fumbles/Lost 2-2 0-0 Penalties 9-65 2-20 Time of Possession 27:35 32:25

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-McMahon 13-69, Sherrod 11-51; AUG-Clark 16-117 1 TD, Han-son 20-82.PASSING: GV-McMahon 35-16-4, 202; AUG-Hanson 16-9-0, 87, 3 TD.RECEIVING: GV-Sherrod 7-71, Gay 5-70, Bass 2-29; AUG-Schulte 5-62 3 TD.A-2514



2010 NCAA Division II First Round GameGrand Valley State 35, Colorado Mines 13


Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPColorado Mines 0 0 0 13 13Grand Valley State 7 7 14 7 35

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} CSM GV 1 5:45 GV Kyle McMahon 10 yd run (Luke Briggs kick) {8-61, 4:07} 0 7 2 9:58 GV Kyle McMahon 19 yd run (Briggs kick) {9-51, 3:50} 0 14 3 10:26 GV Jovonne Augustus 25 yd pass from McMahon (Briggs kick) {10-74, 4:34} 0 21 3 3:27 GV Justin Sherrod 13 yd pass from McMahon (Briggs kick) {11-96, 5:24} 0 28 4 13:17 CSM Kaleb Anderson 0 yd fumble recovery (Colin Baker kick failed) 6 28 4 11:53 GV Augustus 31 yd pass from McMahon (Briggs kick) {4-61, 1:24} 6 35 4 5:53 CSM Tom Kastens 22 yd pass from Clay Garcia (Baker kick) {5-60, 1:37} 13 35 TEAM STATISTICS CSM GV First Downs 18 21 Rushes/Yards 18/-56 48/149 Passes (A-C-I) 56-34-2 22-13-1 Yards Passing 253 216 Total Offense 197 365 Punts/Average 7/44.0 5/31.2 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 2-2 Penalties 2-20 11-88 Time of Possession 26:08 33:52

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-Sherrod 12-94, Shuford 8-40, McMahon 18-22 2 TD, Ware 1-14;CSM-Panizzi 18-51, 1 TD.PASSING: GV-McMahon 22-13-1, 216, 3 TD; CSM-Garcia 55-34-2, 253, 1 TD.RECEIVING: GV-Bass 5-89, Augustus 3-67 2 TD, Sherrod 2-40 1 TD; CSM-Vin-nola 14-59, Kastens 6-94 1 TD, Palmer 5-34, Renken 5-32.A-4709

2010 NCAA Division II Second Round GameAugustana 38, Grand Valley State 6Sioux Falls, S.D. • Nov. 27, 2010

Kirkeby-Over StadiumScoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 0 0 6 0 6Augustana 10 14 7 7 38

QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards} GV AUG 1 3:45 AUG Drew Behrens 40 yd field goal {9-27, 3:36} 0 3 1 0:52 AUG Tyler Schulte 14 yd pass from Josh Hanson (Behrens kick) {3-32, 1:05} 0 10 2 10:42 AUG Schulte 18 yd pass from Hanson (Behrens kick) {8-97, 4:00} 0 17 2 2:24 AUG Eric Bergman 25 yd interception return (Behrens kick) 0 24 3 2:45 AUG Schulte 19 yd pass from Hanson (Behrens kick) {5-44, 2:35} 0 31 3 2:33 GV Chris Crawford 87 yd kickoff return (Luke Briggs kick blocked) 6 31 4 11:51 AUG Joe Clark 13 yd run (Behrens kick) {2-13, 0:45} 6 38 TEAM STATISTICS GV AUG First Downs 19 19 Rushes/Yards 30/133 48/268 Passes (A-C-I) 35-16-4 16-9-0 Yards Passing 202 87 Total Offense 335 355 Punts/Average 4/28.2 6/42.7 Fumbles/Lost 2-2 0-0 Penalties 9-65 2-20 Time of Possession 27:35 32:25

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:RUSHING: GV-McMahon 13-69, Sherrod 11-51; AUG-Clark 16-117 1 TD, Han-son 20-82.PASSING: GV-McMahon 35-16-4, 202; AUG-Hanson 16-9-0, 87, 3 TD.RECEIVING: GV-Sherrod 7-71, Gay 5-70, Bass 2-29; AUG-Schulte 5-62 3 TD.A-2514



Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPSaginaw Valley State 0 0 0 7 7Grand Valley State 6 10 3 21 40QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards, T.O.P.} SV GV 1 4:51 GV Brandan Green 53 yard run (Joel Schipper kick failed) {7-88, 3:25} 0 6 2 13:30 GV Schipper 35 yard field goal {11-69, 5:24} 0 9 2 2:04 GV Chris Robinson 27 yard pass from Heath Parling (Schipper kick) {5-80, 1:29} 0 16 3 3:17 GV Schipper 27 yard field goal {11-36, 4:38} 0 19 4 12:26 GV Darryl Pitts 17 yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) {9-66, 4:33} 0 26 4 10:08 SV Michael Albrecht 41 yard pass from Jonathon Jennings (Scott Stanford kick) {5-69, 2:18} 7 26 4 5:41 GV Green 20 yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) {3-20, 1:27} 7 33 4 1:45 GV Billy Seiler 2 yard pass from Isiah Grimes (Schipper kick) {5-15, 2:55} 7 40

TEAM STATISTICS SV GV First Downs 16 22 Rushes-Yards 36-151 40-198 Passes (A-C-I) 28-13-3 28-16-0 Yards Passing 156 207 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 64-307 68-405 Punts-Average 4-29.0 5-32.8 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 4-40 2-15 Time of Possession 27:41 32:19

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS - Rushing: GV-Chris Robinson 24-120, BrandanGreen 2-53 1 TD, Kirk Spencer 8-46, TEAM 1-(-5), Billy Seiler 1-(-8), Heath Par-ling 4-(-8). SV-Norman Shuford 19-78, Jonathon Jennings 11-57, Mark Mays 5-15,Jeff Janis 1-1. Passing: GV-Heath Parling 15-27-0, 205 yds, 3 TD, Isiah Grimes 1-1-0, 2 yds, 1 TD. SV-Jonathon Jennings 13-28-3, 156 yds, 1 TD. Receiving: GV-Darryl Pitts 5-82 1 TD, Brandan Green 4-50 1 TD, Jamie Potts 3-26, ChrisRobinson 1-27 1 TD, Keontre’ Miskel 1-17, Alton Voss 1-3, Billy Seiler 1-2 1 TD.SV-Jeff Janis 5-31, Alfonso Vultaggio 4-31, Andrew Dillon 2-47, Michael Albrecht2-47 1 TD.

Grand Valley State 40, Saginaw Valley State 7Allendale, Mich. • Nov. 23, 2013

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Scoring 1 2 3 4 TPGrand Valley State 6 21 7 0 34Colorado State-Pueblo 16 7 7 0 30QTR Time Team-Play(PAT){Plays-Yards, T.O.P.} GV CSP 1 13:18 CSP Cameron McDondle 9 yard run (Greg O’Donnell kick failed) {5-75, 1:42} 0 6 1 11:36 CSP O’Donnell 22 yard field goal {4-3, 1:00} 0 9 1 3:52 CSP Paul Browning 29 yard pass from Chris Bonner (O’Donnell kick) {7-77, 1:39} 0 16 1 1:58 GV Jamie Potts 40 yard pass from Heath Parling (Joel Schipper kick failed) {4-68, 1:46} 6 16 2 10:40 GV Kirk Spencer 15 yard run (Schipper kick) {10-64, 4:26} 13 16 2 7:28 CSP Kieren Duncan 2 yard pass from Bonner (O’Donnell kick) {10-75, 3:12} 13 23 2 3:44 GV Darryl Pitts 18 yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) {8-75, 3:44} 20 23 2 0:22 GV Pitts 5 yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) {7-33, 2:24} 27 23 3 7:37 CSP Stehly Reden 9 yard pass from Bonner (O’Donnell kick) {11-46, 3:35} 27 30 3 1:39 GV Joe Wirth 22 yard pass from Parling (Schipper kick) {4-67, 1:54} 34 30

TEAM STATISTICS GV CSP First Downs 22 22 Rushes-Yards 42-130 36-111 Passes (A-C-I) 28-16-3 46-27-1 Yards Passing 316 297 Total Offense (Plays-Yards) 70-446 82-408 Punts-Average 4-48.5 6-39.5 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 7-71 9-80 Time of Possession 30:40 29:20

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS - Rushing: GV-Kirk Spencer 15-137 1 TD, ChrisRobinson 14-38, Brandan Green 1-2, Ben Hutchins 1-(-1), Heath Parling 6-(-9),TEAM 5-(-37). CSP-Cameron McDondle 28-126 1 TD, Josh Bredl 1-5, KierenDuncan 2-2, Darius Millines 3-(-7), Chris Bonner 2-(-15). Passing: GV-Heath Par-ling 16-28-3, 316 yds, 4 TD. CSP-Chris Bonner 27-46-1, 297 yds 3 TD, DariusMillines 0-0-0. Receiving: GV-Jamie Potts 6-123 1 TD, Darryl Pitts 4-44 2 TD,Brandan Green 2-68, Kirk Spencer 2-34, Keontre’ Miskel 1-25, Joe Wirth 1-22 1TD. CSP-Paul Browning 9-143 1 TD, Darius Millines 4-29, Stehly Reden 3-28 1TD, Cameron McDondle 3-25, Josh Sandoval 3-22, DaVaughn Thornton 2-28,Trent Thompson 1-12, Roger Pfannenschmid 1-8, Kieren Duncan 1-2 1 TD.

Grand Valley State 34, Colorado State-Pueblo 30Pueblo, Colo. • Nov. 30, 2013

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POSTSEASON RECORDS

Overall Postseason Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32-13 (.707)

NCAA Playoff Appearances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16(1989, 1990, 1991, 1994,1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013)NCAA Playoff Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31-12 (.718) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(31-6 since 2001)

NCAA Home Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-3 (.857) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(20-1 since 2001)

NCAA Road Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-7 (.500)NCAA Neutral Site Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-2 (.667)NCAA Championship Game Appearances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6(2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009) NCAA Championship Game Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-2 (.667)

NAIA Playoff Apperances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1(1978)NAIA Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1 (.500)

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During the championship run in 2002, Curt Anes threwfor 1,132 yards in four games in the playoffs. GVSU’sfour opponents were ranked 12th, seventh, sixth, andsecond in the nation.

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• Commit the energy necessary for success

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Tim W. Selgo enters his 19th year as athletic director at Grand Valley State. He was ap-pointed athletic director on February 12, 1996 and has put his own stamp of leadership onLaker athletics. A promoter of a well-rounded athletic department, Selgo has been a key figure in theLakers' rise to the top of Division II athletics. Grand Valley State has finished among thetop two in the Learfield Sports/NACDA Directors’ Cup standings for 13 consecutive years,including nine titles (2003-04 to 2010-11 and 2013-14). The prestigious award is presentedannually by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA),Learfield Sports and the USA TODAY to the best overall collegiate athletics programs inthe country.

In addition, GVSU has won 16 straight Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic ConferencePresidents' Cup titles as the top athletic program in the 16-team GLIAC. The Lakers' 21 all-

time Presidents' Cup titles top all GLIAC institutions. Grand Valley State, which won 45 GLIAC titles prior to Selgo'sarrival, has won 150 GLIAC titles since Selgo was appointed Athletic Director in 1996.

A well respected leader in college athletics, Selgo served on the NCAA DII Management Council for four years (2007-11), including serving as Chair of the Management Council in 2009. A term on the NCAA DII Management Council isthe highest position is DII athletics. He was most recently named the NACDA Division II AD of the Year, while alsobeing named the Division II Central Region Astroturf Athletic Director of the Year in 2006-07. He was also honored asthe Central Region AD of the Year in 2002-03. In addition, Selgo is the 1st Vice President of NACDA (National Asso-ciation of Collegiate Directors of Athletics) and is on the DII Membership Committee.

Selgo has been the key figure in the development of the athletic facilities and programs at Grand Valley State. LubbersStadium was renovated during the summer of 2011, adding seats to increase capacity to 10,444, as well as installing anew Fieldturf artificial surface. A new outdoor track & field/lacrosse stadium was opened in the fall of 2011, while theKelly Family Sports Center, which opened for all university activities in August 2008 was spearheaded by Selgo. TheKFCS allows GVSU academic classes and athletic teams the opportunity to work inside in inclement weather. The 137,662square foot facility has a 100 x 55-yard fieldturf surface, a six-lane track with nine sprint lanes and batting cages thatdrop from the ceiling. The Laker softball team began play on its new field in 2008 and the Laker baseball field added sta-dium seating behind home plate in 2010. The GVSU Football Center, located in the north end zone of Lubbers Stadium,has been expanded by more than 4,000 feet since Selgo's arrival. In addition, lights were installed at Lubbers Stadiumand the Rob Odejewski Weight Room was built in honor of the late Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Pro-motions. The baseball and soccer fields have added press boxes, storage space and concession areas. In addition, thefieldhouse locker room project, that enabled every varsity sport at Grand Valley State to have its own locker room, wasspearheaded by Selgo.

Prior to his arrival at Grand Valley State, Selgo was an Associate AD at the University of Toledo. While at ToledoSelgo was responsible for the day-to-day operations for Toledo's 10 women's and nine men's sports teams that competedat the Division I level in the Mid-American Conference. Selgo was instrumental in the marketing and promoting of all19 sports that the Toledo athletic department sponsored.

A native of Pettisville, Ohio, Selgo was inducted into the Toledo Athletic Hall of Fame in February of 2001. He wasa standout basketball player at Toledo from 1977-80, earning four varsity letters. The Rockets posted a four-year recordof 87-26 during Selgo's playing days on the hardwood. Selgo participated in two NCAA Midwest Regional Tournamentsfor Toledo. His 1978-79 Rocket squad claimed a first-round, 74-72, win over Iowa, before dropping a 79-71 decision toNotre Dame in the second round. In 1980, Selgo scored 18 points in Toledo's 94-91 loss to Florida State in a first-roundNCAA Tournament game. Selgo was part of two MAC Championship teams (1978-79 and 1979-80) and was co-captainof the `79-80 squad. He earned Mid-American Conference All-Academic honors in 1978, 1979 and 1980 and was namedSenior Scholar/Athlete-of-the-Year at Toledo in 1980. Known as an outstanding shooter, Selgo still holds the UT recordfor free throw percentage in a single-season, converting 92.3 percent (48-of-52) during the 1978-79 season. He also holdsthe Toledo career free throw percentage record in MAC games, hitting 86.1 percent (62-of-72) and the single-seasonRocket mark for MAC games of 93.9 percent (31-of-33).

Selgo graduated from Toledo in 1980 with a bachelor's degree in physical education and a minor in mathematics. Fol-lowing graduation, Selgo remained at Toledo as a graduate assistant for the Toledo men's basketball program and earnedhis master's degree in education administration in 1982.After serving one year as a teacher and coach at Springfield HighSchool, he then served as an assistant men's basketball coach at Toledo from 1982-1985.

In 1985 he was named head women's basketball coach at Toledo. Selgo served as head coach of the Rockets women'sbasketball program for three years, turning around a program that is now at the top of the MAC.

Selgo is married to the former Terry Bush and together the couple recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary.They have three children; Jennifer (29), Rachel (27), and Daniel (21), and two grandchildren; Tray (5) and R.J.(3) Mitchell.

TIM W. SELGO

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT


During the past 29 years, Tom Haas has been a tenured faculty member, depart-ment chair, dean, vice president and president. Just prior to his appointment in 2006,Haas was president of the State University of New York Cobleskill. In addition to hisappointment as president of Grand Valley, Haas has also been appointed professor ofchemistry in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

He is a 1973 honors graduate of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. He then earned aMaster of Science (MS) in chemistry; another in environmental health sciences fromThe University of Michigan. Haas also holds a MS in human resources managementfrom Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Troy, NY) and a Ph.D. in chemistry from the Uni-versity of Connecticut (Storrs, CT). Fellowship experiences in higher education includeYale University Faculty Fellow and an American Council on Education Fellow at West-ern Michigan University. He completed executive leadership programs at Harvard Uni-

versity. He is a retired Captain after 23 years of commissioned service in the USCG. Haas is an internationally recognized expert in hazardous material transportation, strategic planning and

higher education leadership, and has published numerous articles in a variety of journals. He is active in the community serving on the board for Grand Rapids Medical Education and Research

Center, Grand Rapids Economic Club, Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce, and Grand Rapids Opera. He is amember of the Grand Rapids Rotary Club, consultant and evaluator for North Central Association Higher LearningCommission and a Commissioner for the American Council of Education Commission on Effective Leadership.He is current chair of the Michigan Public Universities Presidents Council.

Haas has professional and personal ties to Michigan. Haas is married to Marcia (Knapp) Haas, who is anative of Union City and a graduate of Albion College. They have three children and four grandchildren and haveother family living in Grand Rapids.

Grand Valley State University attracts more than 24,000 students with academic excellence, first-rate fac-ulty, and state-of-the-art facilities. Grand Valley is the comprehensive university for the state’s second largestmetropolitan area and offers 77 undergraduate and 28 graduate degree programs. It has campuses in Allendale,Grand Rapids, and Holland and centers in Muskegon and Traverse City. The university’s focus on a strong liberaleducation fosters critical thinking, creative problem solving, and cultural understanding. Through personalizedlearning enhanced by active scholarship, Grand Valley accomplishes its mission of educating students to shapetheir lives, their professions, and their societies.

GVSU PRESIDENT - THOMAS J. HAAS

DARRYL PITTS

SENIOR • WR

ISIAH GRIMESSENIOR • QB

HERSEY JACKSONSENIOR • RB

JIM WALSHJUNIOR • OL

KEONTRÉ MISKELSENIOR • WR

MARCO IADEROSASENIOR • K

CHRIS PICANOSENIOR • P

PAYTONMCCALLUMSENIOR • OL

JOEWIRTH

SENIOR • TE

ERICLABUHNSENIOR • OL

Sept. 4 at Azusa Pacific 9:00 pmSept. 13 Ohio Dominican 7:00 pmSept. 20 at Ferris State 7:00 pmSept. 27 Lake Erie 7:00 pmOct. 4 at Hillsdale 4:30 pmOct. 11 Wayne State 7:00 pmOct. 18 at Michigan Tech 1:00 pmOct. 25 at Findlay 12:00 pmNov. 1 Ashland 7:00 pmNov. 8 Tiffin 4:00 pmNov. 15 at Saginaw Valley State 1:00 pm

2014 SCHEDULE

MATT JUDONJUNIOR • DL

ISIAH DUNNINGSENIOR • DL

DE’ONDREHOGANJUNIOR • DL

FRANKBOENZISENIOR • DL

JACKSAUBERSENIOR • DB

MATTMOSLEYSENIOR • DL

BRADHORLINGJUNIOR • LB

DEVONTÉJONES

SENIOR • DB

Documents

2014 GVSU Football Media Guide