2021 Penn Football Fact Book
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1998 • 2000 • 2002 • 2003 • 2009 • 2010 • 2012 • 2015 • 2016
Office: (215) 573-4125
Table of Contents
Team/Media Information . . . . . . . . . 2-4
Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Broadcast Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Welcome to Penn Football . . . . . . 5-14
Penn Football By the Numbers . . . . . . 6-7
Franklin Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
Football Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Penn Traditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
University of Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . 12
President and Athletics Director . . . . . . 13
Quakers In China . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
2021 Penn Quakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-50
Alphabetical Roster/Pronunciations 16-17
Numerical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19
Roster Breakdown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Victory With Vhito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2021 Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
Player Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-50
2021 Coaches and Staff . . . . . . . . . . 51-58
Head Coach Ray Priore . . . . . . . . . . . 52-53
Benson/Morris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Sims/Ulrich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Becker/Metzler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Dupont/Hughes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Franklin/Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Home of Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59-71
National Championships . . . . . . . . . . 60-61
1959 Ivy League Champions . . . . . . . . . . 62
1982/1983 Ivy League Champions . . . . . 63
1984/1985 Ivy League Champions . . . . 64
1986/1988 Ivy League Champions . . . . . 65
1993/1994 Ivy League Champions . . . . 66
1998/2000 Ivy League Champions . . . . 67
2002/2003 Ivy League Champions . . 68
2009/2010 Ivy League Champions . . . 69
2012/2015 Ivy League Champions . . . . 70
2016 Ivy League Champions . . . . . . . . . . 71
History and Records . . . . . . . . . . . 72-120
Penn Athletics Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . 73
Penn Football in the Hall of Fame . . 73-77
NFL Draft Picks/Recent Free Agents . . 78
All-Time NFL Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
All-Time Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Cell: (401) 480-6260 Email: scunha@upenn.edu
All-Time National Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
All-Time Team Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . 82-83
All-Time First-Team All-Ivy . . . . . . . . . . 84
All-Time Second-Team All-Ivy . . . . . . . . 85
All-Time HM All-Ivy/MVPs . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87-97
Passing Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98-100
Receiving Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101-103
All-Purpose Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Rushing Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104-105
Kicking Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106-107
Scoring Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Touchdown/Return Records . . . . . . . . 109
Total Offense Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Punting Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Defensive Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
Interception Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
Coaching Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Team Win Streaks/Milestones . . . . . . . 114
Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
National Television . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116
All-Time Night Game/Overtime/Final Poll . . . . 117
Homecoming/Thanksgiving Game Results . . 118
NCAA and Ivy Record Win Streaks . . . 119
Longest Plays/The Last Time . . . . . . . . 120
Opponent/Year-by-Year Results 121-143
Records vs. Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
All-Time Results vs. Non-Conference . . . 123-126
All-Time Results vs. Brown . . . . . . . . . . 127
All-Time Results vs. Columbia . . . . . . . 128
All-Time Results vs. Cornell . . . . . . . . . . 129
All-Time Results vs. Dartmouth . . . . . . 130
All-Time Results vs. Harvard . . . . . . . . . 131
All-Time Results vs. Princeton . . . . . . . 132
All-Time Results vs. Yale . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
All-Time Year-by-Year Results . . . 134-143
 Quick Facts
2021 Quick Facts/Schedule
Location....................Philadelphia, Pa.
Founded........................................... 1740
Enrollment...................................10,406
President...............Dr. Amy Gutmann
Nickname..................................Quakers
Colors..........................................................
.......Red (PMS 201), Blue (PMS 288)
Affiliation....................NCAA Football
Championship Subdivision (FCS)
Conference......................... Ivy League
Website................PennAthletics.com
Director of Athletics.............................
.........................Alanna Shanahan C’96
Senior Associate Director of
Athletics for Development................
.................................................. Tim Folan
Assistant Athletic Director/
Academic Coordinator........................
................................ Rosemarie Burnett
Assistant AD, Compliance..................
................................. Rachel Kuperinsky
NCAA Faculty Athletics
Representative......Dr. Edward Lally
Institutional Eligibility Officer..........
.............................................Janet Ansert
Ivy League Policy Representative..
.........................................Bonnie Gibson
Athletics Phone............. 215-898-6121
Athletics Fax................215-573-2095
2021 Penn Schedule
9/18 at Bucknell 6 p.m.
9/25 at Lafayette 3:30 p.m.
10/1 DARTMOUTH* 7 p.m.
10/9 LEHIGH 1 p.m.
10/16 at Columbia* 1:30 p.m.
10/23 at Yale* 12 p.m.
10/30 BROWN* 1 p.m.
11/6 CORNELL*^ 1 p.m,
11/13 at Harvard* 12 p.m.
11/20 PRINCETON* 1 p.m.
* = Ivy League game
^ = Homecoming game
CAPS = home game at Franklin Field
All game dates and times subject to
change
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Football Quick Facts
General
Home Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Franklin Field
Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52,958
Year Opened . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1895
Surface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sprinturf
North Press Box Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (215) 898-6159
South Press Box Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (215) 898-1085
First Season of Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1876
All-Time Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 856-505-42 (.625)*
Seasons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,403 (NCAA record)
Ivy League Championships (18) . . . . . . . 1959, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988
(bold - outright champion) . . 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2009, 2010,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2012, 2015, 2016
Football Staff
Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Priore
Seasons at Penn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6th
Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Albany, 1985
Record at Penn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-19, Four Seasons
Career Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-19
Ivy Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-13
Defensive Coordinator/DBs . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Benson — Vermont, 1986 (6th)
Offensive Coordinator/QBs . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Morris — Williams, 1986 (2nd)
Running Backs Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Sims — Georgia Tech, 2012 (1st)
Wide Receivers Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . Rick Ulrich — West Chester, 1984 (20th)
Tight Ends Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan Becker — Penn, 2013 (2nd)
Offensive Line Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kyle Metzler — Yale, 2002, (4th)
Defensive Line Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hank Hughes — Springfield, 1979 (3rd)
Inside Linebackers Coach . . . . . . . . . Jon Dupont — St. Lawrence, 2002 (15th)
Corner Backs Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Franklin — Maryland, 2012 (1st)
Director of Football Operations . . . . . . . . . . Jake Stern — Michigan, 2013 (7th)
Video Coordinator . . . . . . . . Matt Hutchinson — Coastal Carolina, 2007 (13th)
Athletic Trainers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emily Dorman, Anthony Erz
Team Information
2019 Overall Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5 (3-2 H, 2-3 A)
2019 Ivy League Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 (2-2 H, 1-2 A)
2019 Ivy League Finish: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4th
Returning All-Ivy Players: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (3) 1 o, 2 d
2021 Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian O’Neill, Prince Emili, Trevor Radosevich
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Isaiah Malcome & Jake Heimlicher
Athletic Communications
Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mahoney
Associate Director/Director of Social Media (Football SID) . . . . Steve Cunha
E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . scunha@upenn.edu
Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (215) 573-4125
Associate Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kyle Gurganious
Assistant Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jonathan Glass & Adam Reiter

Athletic Communications
The University of Pennsylvania’s
office of athletic communications
is located in the north end of
Weightman Hall, at the west end of
Franklin Field.
Phone number - (215) 573-4125
Mailing Address
University of Pennsylvania
Weightman Hall, 235 S. 33rd St.
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Mike Mahoney
Director of
Athletic Communications
17th Year
mahoneyw@upenn.edu
Steve Cunha --
Football SID
Associate Director/
Director of Social Media
2nd Year
scunha@upenn.edu
Kyle Gurganious
Associate Director of
Athletic Communications
2nd Year
kgurgani@upenn.edu
Weekly Media Luncheon
Alternating between Penn and
Villanova, the weekly media luncheon
is hosted by the Philadelphia Sports
Writers and is open to all members of
the media. Lunch begins at 11:30 a.m.
each week. Head Coach Ray Priore
is available for questions. To RSVP or
secure parking, please contact
steve Cunha at
scunha@upenn.edu.
2021 Luncheon Schedule
Sept. 8 at Villanova
Sept. 15 at Penn
Sept. 22 at Villanova
Sept. 29 at Penn
Oct. 6 at Villanova
Oct. 13 at Penn
Oct. 20 at Villanova
Oct. 27 at Penn
Nov. 3 at Villanova
Nov. 10 at Penn
Nov. 17 at Villanova
It’s Penn, The first time you mention us on-air or in your columns, please use our full name—the University of
Pennsylvania. After that, we ask that you refer to us simply as Penn. We would ask that you refrain
Please from calling us “Pennsylvania” at any time. Thank you!
Media Information
Interviews
Player interviews will only be conducted on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays after practice,
typically in the early evening. To schedule
an interview, call Steve Cunha at 215-573-
4125. Please note that Coach Priore and
members of the team will NOT be available
for interviews on gameday prior to kickoff.
Weekly Notes
Game notes for Penn and its opponent, as
well as rosters, stats and schedules can be
found online at PennAthletics.com. Stats
and recaps are posted following each game.
Game notes are available in PDF via e-mail.
To be included on the distribution list,
contact Steve Cunha at
scunha@upenn.edu.
Credentials
Working press credentials and parking
passes can be obtained by calling Steve
Cunha at 215-573-4125.
Road Credentials
Working press credentials and parking
passes can be obtained by calling Steve
Cunha at 215-573-4125. All requests must be
made at least a week prior to the scheduled
game.
Statistics
Flash statistics, play-by-play, halftime and
postgame statistics are distributed in each
press box. Full statistical packages will
also be available in the press conference
(Dunning Coaches’ Center) following the
game.
Media Will Call
Media Will Call for home football games is
located in the Franklin Field ticket office, at
the Northwest entrance of the stadium.
Media Parking
Parking around Franklin Field is very
limited. Media members must call in
advance to be put on the parking list for
games or practices. Contact Steve Cunha at
215-573-4125 at least two days in advance
of a game or a day prior to a practice.
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
Print Media Seating
The Franklin Field press gate is located at
the Northwest entrance (near the ticket
window). Print media are seated in the
North press area, which is to the left upon
entering the press gate and located in
Section NE behind the Penn bench. Wireless
Internet access is available throughout
Franklin Field.
Radio/TV Seating
Radio and television seating is in the Upper
South press box, located on the right side
of the stadium upon entering the press
gate. There are several telephone lines
available for use and will be issued on a
first-come, first-serve basis. All requests
must be made at least one week in
advance. Stations can order phone lines by
calling Steve Cunha at 215-573-4125.
Television/Photographers
Stations may film from the sidelines, using
only minicams and remaining within the
photographers’ boxes on either side of
the field. Per NCAA rules, absolutely no
cameras are allowed in the bench areas.
Tripods are also restricted on the sideline.
Sideline passes may be arranged through
Steve Cunha in the Office of Athletic
Communications. Stations with broadcasts
originating from Franklin Field should call
215-573-4125 to order University support
personnel for a telecast.
Post-Game Interviews
Following the end of each home football
game, Ray Priore and selected players will
meet the media in the Dunning Coaches’
Center which is located in the driveway
next to the entrance of Franklin Field
(across from the ticket office). Visiting
coaches and requested players will go first
in the interview room, followed by Priore
and the Penn players. The Penn locker room
is closed to media at all times.
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 2021 Broadcast Schedule
The Red and Blue will appear on national television once in 2021
as part of the Ivy League’s broadcast relationship with ESPN. In
addition to the October 1 contest on ESPNU, all 10 of Penn’s games
will be broadcast on ESPN+. Once again, all 10 Penn Football games
can be heard online through the Quaker Audio Network. Matt Leon,
and Hench Murray C’66, GEd’67, will team up once again for the call.
This marks the 18th season with KYW Radio’s Matt Leon as the play-
by-play voice of the Quakers, while Murray embarks on his 40th season as the radio analyst for Penn Matt Leon
Play-By-Play
football.
18th Season

Hench Murray
Analyst
40th Season

ESPN College Gameday broadcasted from an FCS

school for the first time at Franklin Field in 2002.

2021 Penn Football Radio/Television Schedule

Date Opponent Time Television/Web
Sept. 18 at Bucknell 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 25 at Lafayette 3:30 p.m.

Oct. 1 Dartmouth* 7:00 p.m.

Oct. 19 Lehigh 1:00 p.m.

Oct. 16 at Columbia* 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 23 at Yale* 12:00 p.m.

Oct. 30 Brown* 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 6 Cornell*^ 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 13 at Harvard* 12:00 p.m.

Nov. 20 Princeton* 1:00 p.m.

* Ivy League game, Bold = Home game at Franklin Field:, ^ = Homecoming game, All dates, times and media are subject to change.

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 Penn Football By the Numbers
In 143 seasons, the Quakers have amassed some of the most impressive accolades in all of
college football...
Games Played
1,403 NCAA Record at all levels:
College football’s most historic program

861 All-Time Wins

Ranks 11th in college football history (third in FCS)

126 Meetings with Cornell

Sixth-most played rivalry of all-time

24 Game Winning Streak (1992-95)

NCAA FCS Record from 1995-2014

20 Game Ivy League Win Streak (2001-04)

Ivy record; Penn holds the three longest win streaks in League history

7 National Championships
Tied with Michigan and Oklahoma for seventh all-time

ALSO ON THE PENN FOOTBALL RESUME:

1917 Rose Bowl 47 NFL Draft Picks
Penn lost to Oregon, 14-0

65 First Team All-Americans No. 1 NFL Draft Pick

Chuck Bednarik in 1949

23 College Hall of Famers 18 Ivy League Titles

Tied for most all-time

11 Unbeaten Seasons 13 Outright Ivy Titles

Most all-time

Two NFL Hall of Famers Nation’s Oldest Stadium

Bert Bell (1963) and Chuck Bednarik (1967) Franklin Field has stood since 1895

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 Penn Football By the Numbers

Penn Football
Since 1982 ...
Since the 1982 Quakers broke a 23-year title drought in dramatic fashion and
kicked off an Ivy League-record string of five straight Ivy championships (including
undefeated league records in 1984 and 1986), Penn Football has dominated the Ivy
League Football landscape.

Ivy League Titles: Undefeated Seasons:

1. PENN – 17 1. PENN – 4
2. Harvard – 12 2. Harvard – 3
3. Dartmouth – 8 3. Dartmouth – 1
3. Princeton – 7 3. Princeton - 1
5. Yale – 7 5. Brown – 0
6. Brown – 3 Columbia – 0
7. Cornell – 2 Cornell – 0
8. Columbia – 0 Yale – 0

Outright Ivy Titles: Undefeated Ivy

1. PENN – 12
2. Harvard – 7 Seasons:
3. Dartmouth – 2 1. PENN – 8
3. Yale – 2 2. Harvard – 6
3. Princeton – 2 3. Dartmouth – 2
6. Brown – 1 4. Princeton - 1
7. Cornell – 0 5. Brown – 0
Columbia – 0 Columbia – 0
Cornell – 0
Yale – 0

Ivy League Win Streaks:

1. PENN – 20 GAMES (2001-04)
2. PENN - 18 GAMES (2008-11)
24-Game Winning Streak
3. PENN - 17 GAMES (1992-95) NCAA FCS Record (1995-2014)
4. Harvard - 16 GAMES (2013-15)*
5. PENN - 13 GAMES (1983-85)
6. Harvard – 12 games (2001-02)
6. Dartmouth – 10 games (1996-97) 13 First Team All-Americans
* Ended by Penn on 11/14/15

9 Ivy League Players of the Year

Scoring Streaks:
1. Harvard – 208 games (active)*
2. Brown – 162 games (1996-2012) 5 NFL Draft Picks
3. PENN – 136 GAMES (1997-2011)
4. Yale – 109 games (1998-2008)
5. Dartmouth – 97 games (1987-97)
6. Princeton – 84 games (1999-2007) 22 NFL Players
* = as of the start of the 2020 season

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Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
 Franklin Field
THE NAtIOn’ S OLDESt COLLEGIAtE FOOtBALL StADIUM CELEBRAtES 125 YEARS

Franklin Field Records The Nation’s Oldest Collegiate Football Stadium

First Game
Oct. 1, 1895 - Penn 40, Swarthmore 0
All-Time Record
571-255-31 (.684)
Longest Home Winning Streaks
35 . . . . . . . . . . 10.28.1896 - 10.11.1899
22 . . . . . . . . . . 11.11.1899 - 10.23.1901
21 . . . . . . . . . . 11.26.1903 - 10.28.1905
19 . . . . . . . . . 9.23.2000 - 11.22.2003
16 . . . . . . . . . . . 10.17.1992 - 10.21.1995
Just how historic is Franklin Field? Consider that when the oldest
ballpark in professional baseball, Fenway Park, opened in 1912,
Franklin Field was already 17 years old. Wrigley Field didn’t open
until 1914. The next-oldest college stadium, Harvard Stadium, opened
in 1904; the oldest stadium in pro football, Soldier Field, was first
used in 1924—nearly three full decades after the opening of Franklin
Field. Fans have been watching Penn Football from the corner of
33rd and Spruce since the Quakers defeated Swarthmore 40-0
in the stadium’s first game on Oct. 1, 1895. Below is a brief list of
the experiences enjoyed by the millions of fans who have passed
through the Franklin Field gates:

23 Undefeated Home Seasons Franklin Field By the Numbers (Entering 2021):

1895 . . . . . . . 11-0 (national champs)
1897 . . . . . . 13-0 (national champs) 858 - Penn Football games have been played here
1898 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-0
1904 . . . . . . . 11-0 (national champs) 571 - all-time Penn wins opposed to 255 losses and 31 ties
1905 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-0-1
1908 . . . . . . 9-0-1 (national champs)
1926 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0-1
124 - Penn Football seasons played here
1936 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0
1938 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-0-3
23 - undefeated home seasons for the Quakers
1940 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-0-1
1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-0-1
18 - Ivy League title celebrations
1977 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-0
1982 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs)
13 - seasons as home to the Philadelphia Eagles (1958-70)
1984 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs)
1986 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs) 5 - home winning streaks of 16 or more games
1988 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs)
1993 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs) 2 - Hollywood blockbusters filmed here (Invincible, Unbreakable)
1994 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs)
2000 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs)
2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-0 Opened in 1895, Franklin Field is home of the first:
2002 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs)
2003 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs)
• Scoreboard (1895)
2010 . . . . 5-0 (Ivy League champs) • Permanent collegiate horseshoe stadium (1903)
• Two-tiered football stadium in the nation (1925)
Against the Ivy League • Stadium capacity of more than 78,000 (1925)
Columbia . . . . . . . . . . 45-5-0 (.900) • Neutral Army-Navy game (1899)
Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-10-1 (.801)
Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . . 57-34-4 (.621) • College football radio broadcast (1922)
Dartmouth . . . . . . . . . . 31-19-1 (.617)
Yale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-13-1 (.614) • College football telecast (1940)
Harvard . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-17-2 (.550) • Episode of ABC’s World Wide of Sports (1961)
Princeton . . . . . . . . . . 20-20-1 (.500)
Ivy League . . . . . 237-118-10 (.663)

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 Franklin Field
1895 1899 1903
Site of the first stadium scoreboard Site of first neutral Army-Navy game Site of the original horseshoe

Stands are built at the stadium’s current
location at 33rd and Spruce Streets. The
stadium is opened for the Penn Relays, and
football plays its first game there on Oct. 1,
1895, a 40-0 win over Swarthmore.
Army defeated Navy by a score of 17-5 at
Franklin Field on Dec. 2, 1899 in the first
neutral-site game ever played between the
two storied rivals.
In 1903, in response to inadequate seating
for big games, wooden stands in the stadium
were replaced by a brick horseshoe, seating
20,000 fans and making Franklin Field the
first permanent horseshoe college stadium.

1922 1925 1940

Site of college football’s first radio broadcast Site of the first double-decked stadium Site of college football’s first televised game

Cornell beats Penn, 9-0, on WIP-AM radio
on Nov. 30, 1922. Also, the first tier is rebuilt
in brick and concrete. These stands remain
today as the lower bowl.
The second deck is completed, making
Franklin Field the nation’s first double-decker
football stadium. The capacity is 78,205, the
largest in the country.
Franklin Field is the site of the first-ever tele-
cast of a college football game as Penn routs
Maryland, 51-0 on Oct. 5, 1940. Local sta-
tion Philco (now KYW) used two cameras to
broadcast all the action.

1961 1969 2013

Site of first Wide World of Sports episode AstroTurf installed New SprinTurf added

The first episode of ABC’s Wide World of
Sports was filmed at the Penn Relays on April
29, 1961.
In 1969, natural grass was replaced with
AstroTurf and Franklin Field has had a
synthetic surface ever since.
Over the past decade, renovations have
included red and blue chairback seating, a
new SprinTurf synthetic surface along with
a new scoreboard and videoboard. The sta-
dium’s current capacity stands at 52,958.

ALSO HOME TO....

Over its 125-year history, Franklin Field, which was home to the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles from 1958-1970, has hosted football, track and
field, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, sprint football, baseball, rugby, cricket, commencements, concerts, Presidential speeches and drum
corps competitions. It has hosted the NFL, CFL, USFL, Army-Navy games, and NCAA championships in men’s and women’s lacrosse, track
and field, men’s soccer and field hockey. More than 100,000 fans visit every April for the Penn Relays. It was the site of the Philadelphia
Eagles’ first NFL championship in 1960 ­— Vince Lombardi’s only NFL playoff loss — the first CFL game ever played on American soil, and
it has hosted more Army-Navy games than any other existing stadium (18). Franklin Field has even been immortalized in film—scenes from
the Hollywood blockbusters “Invincible” and “Unbreakable” were filmed there.

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 George A. Weiss Pavilion
VARSITY STRENGTH AND PERFORMANCE FACILITY
Nearly 19,000 square feet is dedicated solely to Penn’s varsity
athletes. Located within the intercollegiate weight room is the
Strength and Performance Center, Speed and Agility Center, as well
as the Cardio and Circuit Training Area.
STRENGTH AND PERFORMANCE CENTER
Equipped with 30 custom-made weightlifting racks by
Sorinex and 20,000 lbs. of WerkSan barbells and plates.
SPEED AND AGILITY CENTER
Contains two 50-yard bounding tracks designed by Mondo
Flooring, 18 heavy bags from Balazs, and several dozen
medicine balls from MF Athletics.
CARDIO AND CIRCUIT TRAINING AREA
Comprised of 40 of the latest LifeFitness machines including
treadmills, bikes and ellipticals.
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Completed in 2010, the state-of-the-art George A.
Weiss Pavilion at Franklin Field encompasses the
entire Northern facade and Eastern end of Franklin
Field. In total, within its friendly confines are:
Varsity Strength and Performance Center
18,700 sq. ft. intercollegiate weight room)
Robert A. Fox Recreational Fitness Center
(8,000 sq. ft.)
Avery Blake Lacrosse Complex:
*The 1988 Final Four Team Men’s Lacrosse
Locker Room
George A. Munger Complex
*Robert P. Levy Football Players Locker Room
*1959 Championship Team Football
Coaches Locker Room
*Women’s Track and Field Locker Room
*Women’s Lacrosse Locker Room
Donald E. Frey Athletic Training Center
 Penn Traditions
Quaker Mascot
Penn’s sports teams are nicknamed the Quakers after the religion adopted by William The Red and Blue
Penn, who established Pennsylvania as a Quaker province. Today, we see the Quaker
at Penn football and basketball games. In the 1920s, a proposal was made to change Come all ye loyal classmen now,
the Quaker mascot to the Penguin, but the students found the animal was too weak as in hall and campus through,
a representative. Lift up your hearts and voices for
Penn Songs the royal Red and Blue.
“The Red and the Blue” is probably the Fair Harvard has her crimson,
most well-known Penn song, and is Old Yale her colors too.
sung at the end of many Penn events. But for dear Pennsylvania,
It was written in 1896 and places the we wear the Red and Blue.
origins of Penn’s colors as a combination
of those of the best of her rivals. Arm Chorus:
motions accompany the song’s refrain.
Hurrah! Hurrah! Pennsylvan-I-ah!
Other popular songs include “Fight On,
Hurrah for the Red and Blue!
Pennsylvania!” and “Drink a Highball.”
Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah!
Hurrah for the Red and Blue!
The Button
Created by Claes Oldenberg and installed
in front of Van Pelt Library in 1981, the
Fight On!
Button is 16 feet in diameter, weighs
5,000 pounds, and is cast in reinforced Fight on, Pennsylvania!
aluminum. Oldenberg once told the Put the ball across that line.
Philadelphia Inquirer that “the Split Fight you Pennsylvanians!
represents the Schuylkill. It divides the There it goes across this time.
button into four parts — for William Penn’s Red and blue we’re with you
original Philadelphia squares.” And we’re cheering for your men.
Spring Fling So it’s fight, fight, fight
Since the 70s, Spring Fling has been the ultimate student festival at Penn. Beginning Pennsylvania
in 1972, with an attendance between ten and fifteen thousand, students descend onto Fight on for Penn!
the Quad, Hill Square, College Green, and Wynn Commons to dance, eat, party, and
enjoy a day full of surprises. Each Spring Fling consists of a carnival with games and
events, a concert hosting high-profile bands, and the Quad concerts, which showcase
some of the hottest local bands and performers.
Hey Day
In 1916, Hey Day was established as a “Moving-Up” celebration - a formal day to mark
the advancement of each class. In recent decades, Hey Day, which is unique to Penn,
represents the official passage of the junior class to senior status and is characterized by
thousands of marching students parading around campus sporting fake straw hats, red
t-shirts and canes.

Toast Throwing
Toast throwing is one of the most
unique traditions in all of college
sports. After the third quarter of
home football games, fans unite in
the singing of “Drink a Highball.” As
the last line is sung—“Here’s a toast
to dear old Penn”—the fans toss
toasted bread to the sidelines. The
act of throwing toast was adopted
after alcohol was banned from the
stadium in the 1970s. Students
turned towards bread, and even
bagels, so that they could continue
to raise a “toast” to Penn. In 2013,
a nationwide poll conducted by
SIRIUS XM radio voted the toast toss
as the third-best college football
tradition in the nation.

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 University Of Pennsylvania

The University of Pennsylvania

One of America’s finest universities, the University of Pennsylvania’s greatness
lies not in its longevity, but in its culture and achievements.
At Penn, you will find a historic Ivy League school with highly selective
admissions and a history of innovation in interdisciplinary education and
scholarship. However, you will also find a picturesque campus amidst a
dynamic city and a world-class research institution.
Penn continues to carry on the principles and spirit of its founder, Benjamin
Franklin—entrepreneurship, innovation, invention, outreach, and a pragmatic
love of knowledge. Franklin’s practical outlook has remained a driving force in
the University’s development.
Penn traces its origins to 1740, when a group of Philadelphians established
a trust for the instruction of children in a charity school. In 1750, Benjamin
Franklin combined this trust with his Public Academy of Philadelphia, founded
the year before. This institution, chartered in 1755 as the “College, Academy
and Charitable School of Philadelphia,” became the first in the country to
formally bear the name “University.” Today, the Penn campus has 151 buildings
on 269 acres of land in West Philadelphia and is the largest institution of higher
learning in the city.
Penn is home to a diverse student body of more than 10,000
undergraduates, hailing from every state in the union and all around the globe.
Admissions are among the most selective in the country, and Penn consistently
ranks among the top 10 universities in the annual U.S. News & World Report
survey. Another 10,000-plus students are enrolled in Penn’s 12 graduate and
professional schools, which are national leaders in their fields. The Wharton
School is consistently one of the nation’s top three business schools. The
School of Nursing is one of the two best in the U.S. and The School of Arts and
Sciences, Graduate School of Education, Law School, School of Medicine and
School of Veterinary Medicine all consistantly rank among the top-10 schools in
their fields.

Now You Know ...

• Nine Penn alumni, faculty members and trustees signed the Declaration of Independence.
• Eleven alumni, faculty members, and trustees signed the U.S. Constitution.
• The Heisman Trophy is named after former Penn football coach and Law graduate John Heisman.
• Dr. Judith Rodin, CW’66 was Penn’s seventh president (1994-2004) and the first female president in the Ivy League.
• John B. Taylor, C’1907 and V’1908, was the first black athlete to win a gold medal for the U.S. (track, 1908 Olympics).
• The record nine gold medals Penn students and alumni won at the 1900 Olympics has never been matched by another school.
• Surgeons General for both the United States and the Confederate States were Penn Medical School grads.
• ENIAC, the first all-purpose digital computer, was developed at Penn in 1946.
• The Penn Relays is the world’s largest and oldest annual track meet.
• University Provost William Smith taught his class in moral philosophy from a jail cell for three months in 1778.

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Amy Gutmann, Ph.D.
President
Amy Gutmann is widely
recognized for her transformative
leadership, which has increased
Penn’s diversity, interdisciplinary
excellence, and civic engagement.
Dr. Gutmann, the first in her family to graduate college,
has made access to a Penn education a top priority. Since
becoming president in 2004, she has doubled the number of
first-generation, low-income, and middle-income students at
Penn. Penn has become the largest university in the country to
meet the full financial need of all undergraduates.
Global engagement has been a centerpiece of her
presidency: In 2017, Penn announced that Vice President
Joseph Biden will lead a new Penn center for global
engagement in Washington. Penn also recently opened the
Perry World House on campus and the Penn Wharton China
Center in Beijing.
President Gutmann also has led the creation of an innovation
ecosystem on Penn’s vibrantly expanded campus. Opened in
2016, Pennovation Works is a 23-acre former heavy industrial
site that Penn purchased and transformed into an innovation
campus close to its academic core. The Pennovation Center is
Pennovation Works’ flagship business incubator and laboratory,
and the Penn Center for Innovation fast-tracks Penn discoveries
and technologies to meet social needs.
As Philadelphia’s largest private employer and preeminent
healthcare provider, Penn has an annual economic impact of
$14 billion in Pennsylvania.
In 2012, Gutmann published The Spirit of Compromise: Why
Governing Demands It and Campaigning Undermines It (with
Dennis Thompson). From 2009 to 2017, she chaired President
Barack Obama’s Presidential Commission for the Study of
Bioethical Issues.
Dr. Gutmann graduated from Radcliffe College of Harvard
University, earned a master’s degree from the London School
of Economics, and doctorate from Harvard.
Previously, she was the Laurance S. Rockefeller University
Professor at Princeton University, where she was founding
director of the University Center for Human Values, dean of the
faculty, and provost.
Penn Administration
Alanna Shanahan C’96
Director of Athletics and
Recreation
Alanna Shanahan, C’96 was named
the T. Gibbs Kane, Jr. W’69 Director
of Athletics and Recreation at the
University of Pennsylvania on June
2, 2021 and began her tenure on July
19, 2021.
Shanahan was formerly Vice Provost for Student Affairs at
Johns Hopkins University for two years after serving there
from 2016 to 2019 as Director of Recreation and Athletics. At
Penn, she was Deputy Director of Athletics and Senior Woman
Administrator from 2012-2016 and Executive Director of the
Penn Relays from 2011 to 2016, capping an almost-twenty year
career at Penn that she began as Assistant (and then Interim
Head) Women’s Lacrosse Coach. She played women’s lacrosse
for all four years as an anthropology major in the Class of
1996 and went on to earn an EdD and MS in Higher Education
Administration from the Graduate School of Education, while
working as an Assistant, Associate, and Senior Associate
Athletic Director.
As Deputy Director of Athletics, Shanahan managed all aspects
of Penn’s highly successful 33-sport intercollegiate athletics
program – with direct oversight of the football, basketball,
and lacrosse programs – including recruiting, budgeting, Title
IX compliance, academic services, and alumni relations. As
Director of Athletics and Recreation at Johns Hopkins from
2016 to 2019, she oversaw the university’s 24-sport athletic
program, leading it to the most successful years in university
history, with 37 conference titles and three consecutive top ten
finishes in the Learfield IMG College Directors’ Cup standings,
including a second-place finish in the 2018-19 academic year.
She made a priority of advancing the academic and personal
development of student-athletes, creating the first full-time
directorship of Student-Athlete Success and launching a
leadership development program for student-athletes. As
Vice Provost for Student Affairs since August 2019, she has
continued to focus on student well-being, developing a new
Hopkins Student Center, expanding the O’Connor Center for
Recreation and Well-Being, leading the university’s efforts
to reimagine the student experience during the pandemic,
and managing all aspects of academic, residential, and
extracurricular university life for more than 8000 graduate and
undergraduate students.
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 #QuakersInChina

Penn Football Helps Grow The Game Of Football In China

In March of 2019, Penn Football held a week of spring
practice in China thanks to a partnership with Global
Football. The Quakers spent time in Beijing and Shanghai,
making history as the first Ivy League football team to visit
China.

Trip Highlights ...

• 10-Day Trip To Beijing And Shanghai
• One Official Spring Practice Held Adjacent To Beijing
Olympic Park
• Playing In The Penn-China Global Ambassadors Bowl
Against American Football League Of China (AFLC) All-Stars
• Hosting Clinic For Youth And Special Olympics Football
Players
• 10-Mile Hike Atop The Great Wall Of China
• Briefing At The US Embassy
• Guided Tours Of Tiananmen Square, The Forbidden City,
The Temple Of Heaven
• Visit To The Penn Wharton China Center
• Huangpu River Cruise In Shanghai
• Tour Of Shanghai World Financial Center - The Ninth-Tallest
Building In The World
• Special Appearance At The Penn Global Forum In Shanghai

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2021 Penn
Quakers

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 2021 Alphabetical Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School (Last School)
Pronunciations
Sulayman Adeoye (70) 56 Callum Abernethy OL 6-4 255 So. Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich
Uh-doy-yay 70 Sulayman Adeoye DL 6-4 225 Fr. Mission Hills, Calif. / Notre Dame HS
Chase Bahr (75) 75 Chase Bahr OL 6-4 290 Jr. Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest
Bar 66 Joe Basiura OL 6-3 305 Sr. Malvern, Pa. / Malvern Prep
Mozi Bici (45) 36 Anthony Bell DB 6-2 195 So. Easton, PA / Hun School of Princeton
Mo-zee Bee-See
Mohammed Diakite (6) 95 John Bergeron LS 6-0 215 So. Covington, La. / Saint Paul’s Catholic
Ja-KEY-tay 72 William Bergin OL 6-3 270 Fr. Cheshire, Conn. / Cheshire Academy
Scott Dochat (76) 45 Mozi Bici LB 6-1 205 So. Suffield, Conn. / Suffield Academy
Docket 3 Hugh Brady QB 6-3 200 So. Honolulu, Hawaii / Punahou School
Tanner Duve (89) 30 Sam Carlson TE 6-4 240 So. Novato, Calif. / Tamalpais/Deerfield Academy|
Do-VAY
Prince Emili (78) 87 Joshua Casilli WR 6-0 180 So. McMurray, Pa. / Peters Township
Uh-MEAL-ee 84 Justin Cayenne TE 6-3 230 Fr. Ponte Vedra, Fla. / The Bolles School
Mike Frarraccio (44) 55 Joshua Chapman DL 6-3 250 Jr. Silver Spring, Md. / Landon School
Fuh-rah-ee-oh 29 Jacob Cisneros RB 5-10 200 Fr. Anthem, Ariz. / Boulder Creek
Jake Heimlicher (15) 82 Kobe Comizio WR 5-10 175 Fr. Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich
HEIM-licher
40 Tysen Comizio RB 5-10 185 Jr. Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich
Luke Hoggard (35)
HOE-guard 10 Adam Conyer OLB 6-0 210 Sr. Burlington, N.J. / The Peddie School
Ben Hoitink (69) 2 Ryan Cragun WR 6-1 185 Sr. San Juan Capistrano, Calif. / St. Margaret’s Episcopal
Hoy-TINK 6 Mohammed Diakite DB 6-1 190 Sr. Northampton, Pa. / Lawrenceville
Jack Iuliano (60) 61 JC Dobis OL 6-2 280 Jr. Medford, N.J. / Shawnee
oo-lee-AH-no 76 Scott Dochat DL 6-3 220 Fr. Clifton Park, N.Y. / Shenendehowa
Mitzseen Joseph (47)
Mits-in 89 Tanner Duve WR 5-11 185 So. Culver City, Calif. / Culver City
Jake Ligos (50) 81 Davis Ellis WR 6-0 185 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. / The Bolles School
LIE-goes 78 Prince Emili DL 6-2 275 Gr. New City, N.Y. / Clarkstown
Isaiah Malcome (33) 23 Jack Fairman LB 6-1 215 So. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. / Cranbrook-Kingswood
Malcolm 8 Trey Flowers RB 5-10 220 Sr. Miami, Fla. / Miami Palmetto
Max Matolcsy (43)
Mat-ole-ski 44 Mike Fraraccio TE 6-4 230 Fr. Sarasota, Fla. / Riverview
Jason McCleod, Jr. (17) 77 Ned Freeland OL 6-4 255 So. Nashville, Tenn. / Montgomery Bell Academy
Mc-Cloud 39 Nick Fryhoff DE 6-5 245 Fr. Tustin, Calif. / Foothill
John Quinnelly (6) 5 Ben Gerber QB 6-2 200 Jr. Wayne, Pa. / The Haverford School
QUIN-ill-ee 9 Lewis Gibson WR 6-1 180 Gr. Dallas, Texas / Wilmer-Hutchins
Will Seiler (51)
SIGH-lur 11 Owen Goldsberry WR 6-1 190 Sr. Arlington Heights, Ill. / John Hersey
Walter Soefker (18) 26 Jake Gonzalez OLB 6-1 200 Jr. Wilmette, Ill. / Loyola Academy
Suf-Kerr 93 Graham Gotlieb K 5-11 160 So. Boca Raton, Fla. / Pine Crest School
Ryan Zanelli (10) 93 Bryce Hall DL 6-3 250 Fr. Southfield, Mich. / Cranbrook-Kingswood
Zuh-nell-ee 15 Jake Heimlicher LB 6-4 240 Sr. Aurora, Colo. / Regis Jesuit
83 Mike Hoffler TE 6-4 235 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y. / St. Peter’s
35 Luke Hoggard OLB 5-11 215 Jr. Huntington Beach, Calif. / Edison
69 Ben Hoitink OL 6-4 300 Jr. Hartford, Wis. / Slinger
19 Malone Howley WR 6-4 190 Jr. Portsmouth, R.I. / Signal Mountain (TN)
52 Henry Iloanya DL 6-3 240 So. Glenn Dale, Md. / Gonzaga College HS
60 Jack Iuliano DL 6-3 230 Jr. Port Chester, N.Y. / Rye
63 Griffin Jackstadt OL 6-4 265 So. Barnegat, N.J. / Barnegat
97 Albert Jang K/P 6-2 200 Fr. Duluth, Ga. / Peachtree Ridge
83 Paul Jennings DE 6-4 245 Fr. Ambler, Pa. / La Salle College HS
27 Aaron Jones RB 5-9 220 Fr. Bethesda, Md. / Walter Johnson
46 Isaiah Jordan LB 5-10 220 So. Rockville, Md. / St. John’s College HS
47 Mitzseen Joseph OLB 6-2 190 Jr. Palm Beach County, Fla. / Suncoast Community
94 Daniel Karrash K 6-3 185 Sr. North Wales, Pa. / La Salle College HS
59 Liam Kearney OL 6-3 275 So. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Pittsburgh Central Catholic
1 Jaden Key DB 6-2 195 Jr. Neptune, N.J. / Red Bank Catholic
22 Jack Kosick DB 6-2 200 Fr. Huntington Beach, Calif. / Edison
99 Ben Krimm P 6-2 200 Jr. Columbus, Ohio / Upper Arlington
44 Khalil Lewis DE 6-0 205 Sr. McKinney, Texas / McKinney North
50 Jake Ligos DL 6-3 260 Jr. Long Valley, N.J. / West Morris Central
13 Tanner Long LB 6-2 230 Sr. Ambler, Pa. / Germantown Academy
33 Isaiah Malcome RB 5-5 170 Gr. Atlanta, Ga. / The Westminster School
92 Ryan Mannelly DL/LS 6-3 235 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / Marist
43 Max Matolcsy LB 6-0 215 Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Plum Senior
67 Trevor Mayberry OL 6-3 290 Fr. Odessa, Fla. / Jesuit

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School (Last School) Coaching Staff (page 53)
17 Jason McCleod, Jr. DB 5-10 180 Sr. West Palm Beach, Fla. / Oxbridge Academy Of The Palm Beaches Ray Priore – Head Coach,
14 Maurcus McDaniel DB 6-0 185 So. King of Prussia, Pa. / Episcopal Academy Sixth Season
48 Matthew McElroy DL 6-2 240 Sr. New Milford, N.J. / New Milford (34th at Penn)
96 Travis McFarling DL 6-4 260 So. Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound Ryan Becker – Tight Ends,
32 Chandler McGruder RB 5-8 200 So. Indianapolis, Ind. / IMG Academy Second Season
Bob Benson – Defensive
25 Shiloh Means DB 5-11 195 So. Indianapolis, Ind. / Indianapolis Cathedral
Coordinator/Associate Head
27 Jack Meehan LB 6-3 205 Jr. Tappan, N.Y. / Don Bosco Prep
Coach, Sixth Season
3 Jonathan Melvin LB 6-1 225 Jr. Hampton, Va. / Kecoughtan
Jon Dupont – Linebackers,
7 Garrett Morris LB 6-1 205 Sr. Auburn, Ala. / Auburn High School 15th Season
98 Micah Morris DL 6-2 265 Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel Area Eric Franklin – Defensive
91 Charlie Mossy DL 6-4 225 So. Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. / The Bishop’s School Backs, First Season.
86 Christopher Mottillo TE 6-6 245 Sr. Fairview, Pa. / Mercyhurst Prep Hank Hughes – Defensive
21 Jonathan Mulatu RB 6-0 205 Jr. Springfield, Va. / John Lewis Line, Third Season.
41 Bryce Myers TE 6-3 225 Fr. Bridgewater, N.J. / Bridgewater-Raritan Kyle Metzler – Offensive
38 Aidan Nash DB 6-3 205 So. Philadelphia, Pa. / St. Joseph’s Prep Line, Fourth Season
31 Lawson Nash DB 5-11 195 So. Richmond Heights, Ohio / St. Edward Kevin Morris – Offensive
28 Logan Nash DB 5-10 190 So. Richmond Heights, Ohio / St. Edward Coordinator/Quarterbacks,
24 Jordan Niles RB 5-8 190 So. Clearwater, Fla. / Clearwater Central Catholic Second Season
David Sims – Running
18 Preston Norwood WR 6-3 190 Gr. Dacula, Ga. / Mill Creek
Backs, First Season.
5 Brian O’Neill LB 6-2 240 Gr. Roseland, N.J. / West Essex Regional
Rick Ulrich – Wide
57 Nicholas Ostlund DL 6-3 250 Fr. Dana Point, Calif. / St. Margaret’s Episcopal Receivers, 20th Season
9 Grant Parker DB 6-0 190 Fr. Beltsville, Md. / Gonzaga College HS
33 Jake Peterson LB 6-3 225 Fr. Spring, Texas / The John Cooper School
80 Clay Petry WR 6-2 200 Fr. San Diego, Calif. / Helix Charter
19 Jack Plank LB 6-3 220 So. Kensington, Md. / Georgetown Prep
65 Cameron Polemeni-Hegarty OL 6-4 290 So. Goldens Bridge, N.Y. / Choate Rosemary Hall
73 Jack Purcell OL 6-5 270 Jr. Glen Mills, Pa. / Episcopal Academy
6 John Quinnelly QB 6-4 200 Sr. Daphne, Ala. / Daphne
58 Trevor Radosevich OL 6-4 295 Sr. Englishtown, N.J. / Manalapan
2 Chris Rankins DB 6-0 220 Jr. Sylmar, Calif. / Chaminade Prep
90 Grant Ristoff DL 6-3 230 Jr. Ladera Ranch, Calif. / JSerra Catholic
4 Aidan Sayin QB 6-2 200 Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. / Carlsbad
51 Will Seiler DL 6-4 255 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / The Lovett School
79 Joey Slackman DL 6-4 290 Sr. Commack, N.Y. / Commack
49 Bennett Smith TE 6-5 225 So. Charlotte, N.C. / Charlotte Latin School
4 Kendren Smith DB 6-1 200 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Mallard Creek
18 Walter Soefker DB 5-10 195 So. Memphis, Tenn. / Choate Rosemary Hall
71 Devin Spencer OL 6-3 290 Fr. Corona, Calif. / Corona Centennial
85 Bo Sprague TE 6-4 240 Fr. Leawood, Kan. / Rockhurst
64 Travis Spreen OL 6-4 285 Sr. Sherwood, Ore. / Jesuit
7 Rory Starkey, Jr. WR 6-2 210 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. / Hapeville Charter Academy
13 Julien Stokes RB/WR 5-7 180 Fr. Newbury Park, Calif. / Grace Brethren
17 Sterling Stokes WR 6-4 215 So. Oakland, Calif. / Bishop O’Dowd
16 Malcolm Strickland DB 5-10 175 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. / The Westminster School
12 Shane Sweitzer TE 6-2 220 Sr. Madison, Conn. / Choate Rosemary Hall
30 Julian Talley DB 5-9 185 Fr. Hatfield, Pa. / St. Joseph’s Prep
8 CJ Tremble DB 5-11 175 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. / Episcopal School of Jacksonville
68 Declan Vargas OL 6-5 295 Jr. McLean, Va. / DeMatha
42 Travis Wang OL 6-1 245 Sr. Zhongshan, China / The Taft School
20 Nate White LB 6-1 210 So. Dana Point, Calif. / Mater Dei
88 Cameron Williams TE 6-3 230 So. Villanova, Pa. / Radnor
37 Gabe Wright DB 5-11 180 So. Stockbridge, Ga. / Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy
10 Ryan Zanelli QB 6-2 195 So. Santa Ana, Calif. / La Habra
54 Ethan Zemla LB 6-3 230 Jr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Valor Christian

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School (Last School)
1 Jaden Key DB 6-2 195 Jr. Neptune, N.J. / Red Bank Catholic
2 Ryan Cragun WR 6-1 185 Sr. San Juan Capistrano, Calif. / St. Margaret’s Episcopal
2 Chris Rankins DB 6-0 220 Jr. Sylmar, Calif. / Chaminade Prep
3 Hugh Brady QB 6-3 200 So. Honolulu, Hawaii / Punahou School
3 Jonathan Melvin LB 6-1 225 Jr. Hampton, Va. / Kecoughtan
4 Aidan Sayin QB 6-2 200 Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. / Carlsbad
4 Kendren Smith DB 6-1 200 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Mallard Creek
5 Ben Gerber QB 6-2 200 Jr. Wayne, Pa. / The Haverford School
5 Brian O’Neill LB 6-2 240 Gr. Roseland, N.J. / West Essex Regional
6 Mohammed Diakite DB 6-1 190 Sr. Northampton, Pa. / Lawrenceville
6 John Quinnelly QB 6-4 200 Sr. Daphne, Ala. / Daphne
7 Garrett Morris LB 6-1 205 Sr. Auburn, Ala. / Auburn High School
7 Rory Starkey, Jr. WR 6-2 210 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. / Hapeville Charter Academy
8 Trey Flowers RB 5-10 220 Sr. Miami, Fla. / Miami Palmetto
8 CJ Tremble DB 5-11 175 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. / Episcopal School of Jacksonville
9 Lewis Gibson WR 6-1 180 Gr. Dallas, Texas / Wilmer-Hutchins
9 Grant Parker DB 6-0 190 Fr. Beltsville, Md. / Gonzaga College HS
10 Adam Conyer OLB 6-0 210 Sr. Burlington, N.J. / The Peddie School
10 Ryan Zanelli QB 6-2 195 So. Santa Ana, Calif. / La Habra
11 Owen Goldsberry WR 6-1 190 Sr. Arlington Heights, Ill. / John Hersey
12 Shane Sweitzer TE 6-2 220 Sr. Madison, Conn. / Choate Rosemary Hall
13 Tanner Long LB 6-2 230 Sr. Ambler, Pa. / Germantown Academy
13 Julien Stokes RB 5-7 180 Fr. Newbury Park, Calif. / Grace Brethren
14 Maurcus McDaniel DB 6-0 185 So. King of Prussia, Pa. / Episcopal Academy
15 Jake Heimlicher LB 6-4 240 Sr. Aurora, Colo. / Regis Jesuit
16 Malcolm Strickland DB 5-10 175 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. / The Westminster School
17 Jason McCleod, Jr. DB 5-10 180 Sr. West Palm Beach, Fla. / Oxbridge Academy Of The Palm Beaches
17 Sterling Stokes WR 6-4 215 So. Oakland, Calif. / Bishop O’Dowd
18 Preston Norwood WR 6-3 190 Gr. Dacula, Ga. / Mill Creek
18 Walter Soefker DB 5-10 195 So. Memphis, Tenn. / Choate Rosemary Hall
19 Malone Howley WR 6-4 190 Jr. Portsmouth, R.I. / Signal Mountain (TN)
19 Jack Plank LB 6-3 220 So. Kensington, Md. / Georgetown Prep
20 Nate White LB 6-1 210 So. Dana Point, Calif. / Mater Dei
21 Jonathan Mulatu RB 6-0 205 Jr. Springfield, Va. / John Lewis
22 Jack Kosick DB 6-2 200 Fr. Huntington Beach, Calif. / Edison
23 Jack Fairman LB 6-1 215 So. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. / Cranbrook-Kingswood School
24 Jordan Niles RB 5-8 190 So. Clearwater, Fla. / Clearwater Central Catholic
25 Shiloh Means DB 5-11 195 So. Indianapolis, Ind. / Indianapolis Cathedral
26 Jake Gonzalez OLB 6-1 200 Jr. Wilmette, Ill. / Loyola Academy
27 Aaron Jones RB 5-9 220 Fr. Bethesda, Md. / Walter Johnson
27 Jack Meehan LB 6-3 205 Jr. Tappan, N.Y. / Don Bosco Prep
28 Logan Nash DB 5-10 190 So. Richmond Heights, Ohio / St. Edward
29 Jacob Cisneros RB 5-10 200 Fr. Anthem, Ariz. / Boulder Creek
30 Sam Carlson TE 6-4 240 So. Novato, Calif. / Tamalpais/Deerfield Academy
30 Julian Talley DB 5-9 185 Fr. Hatfield, Pa. / St. Joseph’s Prep
31 Lawson Nash DB 5-11 195 So. Richmond Heights, Ohio / St. Edward
32 Chandler McGruder RB 5-8 200 So. Indianapolis, Ind. / IMG Academy
33 Isaiah Malcome RB 5-5 170 Gr. Atlanta, Ga. / The Westminster School
33 Jake Peterson LB 6-3 225 Fr. Spring, Texas / The John Cooper School
35 Luke Hoggard OLB 5-11 215 Jr. Huntington Beach, Calif. / Edison
36 Anthony Bell DB 6-2 195 So. Easton, PA / Hun School of Princeton
37 Gabe Wright DB 5-11 180 So. Stockbridge, Ga. / Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy
38 Aidan Nash DB 6-3 205 So. Philadelphia, Pa. / St. Joseph’s Prep
39 Nick Fryhoff DE 6-5 245 Fr. Tustin, Calif. / Foothill
40 Tysen Comizio RB 5-10 185 Jr. Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich
41 Bryce Myers TE 6-3 225 Fr. Bridgewater, N.J. / Bridgewater-Raritan
42 Travis Wang OL 6-1 245 Sr. Zhongshan, China / The Taft School
43 Max Matolcsy LB 6-0 215 Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Plum Senior
44 Mike Fraraccio TE 6-4 230 Fr. Sarasota, Fla. / Riverview
44 Khalil Lewis DE 6-0 205 Sr. McKinney, Texas / McKinney North

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School (Last School)
45 Mozi Bici LB 6-1 205 So. Suffield, Conn. / Suffield Academy
46 Isaiah Jordan LB 5-10 220 So. Rockville, Md. / St. John’s College HS
47 Mitzseen Joseph OLB 6-2 190 Jr. Palm Beach County, Fla. / Suncoast Community
48 Matthew McElroy DL 6-2 240 Sr. New Milford, N.J. / New Milford
49 Bennett Smith TE 6-5 225 So. Charlotte, N.C. / Charlotte Latin School
50 Jake Ligos DL 6-3 260 Jr. Long Valley, N.J. / West Morris Central
51 Will Seiler DL 6-4 255 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / The Lovett School
52 Henry Iloanya DL 6-3 240 So. Glenn Dale, Md. / Gonzaga College HS
53 Jordan Ford LB 6-1 210 Jr. Phoenixville, Pa. / Phoenixville
54 Ethan Zemla LB 6-3 230 Jr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Valor Christian
55 Joshua Chapman DL 6-3 250 Jr. Silver Spring, Md. / Landon School
56 Callum Abernethy OL 6-4 255 So. Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich
57 Nicholas Ostlund DL 6-3 250 Fr. Dana Point, Calif. / St. Margaret’s Episcopal School
58 Trevor Radosevich OL 6-4 295 Sr. Englishtown, N.J. / Manalapan
59 Liam Kearney OL 6-3 275 So. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Pittsburgh Central Catholic
60 Jack Iuliano DL 6-3 230 Jr. Port Chester, N.Y. / Rye
61 JC Dobis OL 6-2 280 Jr. Medford, N.J. / Shawnee
63 Griffin Jackstadt OL 6-4 265 So. Barnegat, N.J. / Barnegat
64 Travis Spreen OL 6-4 285 Sr. Sherwood, Ore. / Jesuit
65 Cameron Polemeni-Hegarty OL 6-4 290 So. Goldens Bridge, N.Y. / Choate Rosemary Hall
66 Joe Basiura OL 6-3 305 Sr. Malvern, Pa. / Malvern Prep
67 Trevor Mayberry OL 6-3 290 Fr. Odessa, Fla. / Jesuit
68 Declan Vargas OL 6-5 295 Jr. McLean, Va. / DeMatha
69 Ben Hoitink OL 6-4 300 Jr. Hartford, Wis. / Slinger
70 Sulayman Adeoye DL 6-4 225 Fr. Mission Hills, Calif. / Notre Dame HS
71 Devin Spencer OL 6-3 290 Fr. Corona, Calif. / Corona Centennial
72 William Bergin OL 6-3 270 Fr. Cheshire, Conn. / Cheshire Academy
73 Jack Purcell OL 6-5 270 Jr. Glen Mills, Pa. / Episcopal Academy
75 Chase Bahr OL 6-4 290 Jr. Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest
76 Scott Dochat DL 6-3 220 Fr. Clifton Park, N.Y. / Shenendehowa
77 Ned Freeland OL 6-4 255 So. Nashville, Tenn. / Montgomery Bell Academy
78 Prince Emili DL 6-2 275 Gr. New City, N.Y. / Clarkstown
79 Joey Slackman DL 6-4 290 Sr. Commack, N.Y. / Commack
80 Clay Petry WR 6-2 200 Fr. San Diego, Calif. / Helix Charter
81 Davis Ellis WR 6-0 185 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. / The Bolles School
82 Kobe Comizio WR 5-10 175 Fr. Greenwich, Conn. / Greenwich
83 Mike Hoffler TE 6-4 235 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y. / St. Peter’s
83 Paul Jennings DE 6-4 245 Fr. Ambler, Pa. / La Salle College HS
84 Justin Cayenne TE 6-3 230 Fr. Ponte Vedra, Fla. / The Bolles School
85 Bo Sprague TE 6-4 240 Fr. Leawood, Kan. / Rockhurst
86 Christopher Mottillo TE 6-6 245 Sr. Fairview, Pa. / Mercyhurst Prep
87 Joshua Casilli WR 6-0 180 So. McMurray, Pa. / Peters Township
88 Cameron Williams TE 6-3 230 So. Villanova, Pa. / Radnor
89 Tanner Duve WR 5-11 185 So. Culver City, Calif. / Culver City
90 Grant Ristoff DL 6-3 230 Jr. Ladera Ranch, Calif. / JSerra Catholic
91 Charlie Mossy DL 6-4 225 So. Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. / The Bishop’s School
92 Ryan Mannelly DL/LS 6-3 235 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. / Marist
93 Graham Gotlieb K 5-11 160 So. Boca Raton, Fla. / Pine Crest School
93 Bryce Hall DL 6-3 250 Fr. Southfield, Mich. / Cranbrook-Kingswood School
94 Daniel Karrash K 6-3 185 Sr. North Wales, Pa. / La Salle College HS
95 John Bergeron LS 6-0 215 So. Covington, La. / Saint Paul’s Catholic
96 Travis McFarling DL 6-4 260 So. Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound
97 Albert Jang K/P 6-2 200 Fr. Duluth, Ga. / Peachtree Ridge
98 Micah Morris DL 6-2 265 Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel Area
99 Ben Krimm P 6-2 200 Jr. Columbus, Ohio / Upper Arlington

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By State/Country:
California.............................................. 21
Pennsylvania....................................... 18
Florida...................................................10
New Jersey............................................9
Georgia....................................................8
Connecticut ..........................................6
Maryland.................................................6
New York................................................5
Ohio..........................................................5
Texas........................................................5
Illinois.......................................................3
Virginia....................................................3
Alabama..................................................2
Colorado.................................................2
Indiana.....................................................2
Michigan.................................................2
North Carolina......................................2
Tennessee...............................................2
Arizona.....................................................1
China.........................................................1
Hawaii.......................................................1
Kansas......................................................1
Oregon.....................................................1
Wisconsin................................................1
Rhode Island..........................................1
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By Class Year:
Freshmen............................................ 25
Sophomores........................................ 31
Juniors:.................................................30
Seniors.................................................. 29
By Position:
Offense...............................................57
Quarterbacks........................................6
Running Backs.................................... 11
Wide Receivers.................................. 13
Tight Ends............................................10
Offensive Linemen............................ 17
Defense...............................................56
Defensive Line.................................... 19
Linebackers......................................... 17
Defensive Backs...............................20
Special Teams.....................................6
Kickers/Punters...................................5
Snappers.................................................1
 Victory With Vhito
In the spring of 2015, head coach Ray Priore made his first major decision as head coach of the Quakers in
naming young Vhito DeCapria captain of the Red and Blue. “Recruited” to the Quakers through the Friends of
Jaclyn Foundation, DeCapria was undergoing treatment for Malignant Rhabdoid Tumor in Philadelphia when
he joined the program in April of 2015. Since joining the team, Vhito has been an inspiration in perseverance
and grit — leading the team to Ivy League titles in each of his first two seasons while successfully battling
MRT until he became cancer-free!

Vhito’s relationship with Penn

Football has been profiled in many
local publiations, including the
Philadelphia Inquirer.

In 2017, Vhito’s story caught the eye

of ESPN’s Julie Foudy who came
to Franklin Field for a piece which
aired on SportsCenter

Vhito can often be found leading the

Quakers onto the field and at the
coin toss before each game.
 2021 Offensive Outlook
A position-by-position preseason
breakdown of the 2021 Quakers:
QUARTERBACKS
Key Returners:
- John Quinnelly
Entering preseason camp, the Quakers
will have an open competition for the
starting quarterback position. In each
of the last three seasons under Head
Coach Ray Priore, the Red and Blue
have seen at least two different QBs
see significant time under center.
John Quinnelly is the most
experience signal caller returning
for the Quakers. He is entering his
fourth season with the team and has
experience in the system. Quinnelly was
named the team’s starter leading into
week one of the regular season.
Sophomores Hugh Brady and Ryan
Zanelli showed signs of brilliance and
took large steps forward during the
spring. Both QBs saw their first season
of college ball ended before it began
due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will
push for playing time this autumn.
The other QB on the roster for Penn
is Ben Gerber. Gerber will add depth to
the roster.
WIDE RECEIVERS / TIGHT
ENDS
Key Returners:
- Ryan Cragun (2019 Second
Team All-Ivy)
- Rory Starkey, Jr.
- Owen Goldsberry
- Chris Mottillo
Penn returns a strong contingent of
pass catchers in 2021, highlighted by
2019 Second Team All-Ivy honoree
Ryan Cragun. Cragun had a breakout
season as a sophomore, catching a
team-best 58 passes for 885 yards and
three TDs. Cragun averaged 98.3 yards
receiving per game and her ranked
third in the Ivy League in receptions,
receiving yards, and receiving yards per
game. He was also second in the Ivy
League with 6.4 catches per game.
Starkey also had a breakout
sophomore season, thanks to hauling in
39 passes for 643 yards and a team-
high seven touchdowns. Starkey was
a force during the stretch run of the
season for the Quakers as he had at
least one touchdown reception in each
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of the final five games of the season.
His seven TD grabs were tied for third- OFFENSIVE LINE
best in the Ancient Eight. Key Returners:
Owen Goldsberry is another returner - Joe Basiura
looking to make a splash on the - Trevor Radosevich
outside. Goldsberry saw action in six - Jack Purcell
games in 2019 and averaged over seven - Chase Bahr
yards per catch. - Ben Hoitink
Christopher Mottillo is the most - Travis Spreen
experienced TE returning for Penn.
He appeared in all 10 games as a The men blocking for the running
sophomore and caught a pair of blocks and providing protection for
passes. He was also on the receiving the QBs up front, returning plenty of
end of a two-point conversion against experience. Trevor Radosevish was the
Dartmouth. Shane Sweitzer is a starting center for the Quakers in 21019
converted LB that will see time for the and he helped anchor an offensive line
Quakers and look help Penn set the that was second in the Ivy League and
edge on the run. Several young players ranked No. 31 among all FCS teams in
performed well in the spring and will sacks allowed-per-game (1.6).
compete for playing time. Joe Basiura saw action in all
10 games in 2019 and Ben Hoitink
RUNNING BACKS appeared in four games for the Quakers
Key Returners: as a freshman. Jack Purcell, Chase Bahr
and Travis Spreen will look to lead way
- Isaiah Malcome for Penn in the trenches.
- Trey Flowers
- Johnny Williams
- Jonathan Mulatu
Penn will look to fill the void left by
the graduation of three-time All-
Ivy performer Karekin Brooks and
classmate Abe Willows. Speedster
Isaiah Malcome and senior Trey Flowers
highlight one of the deepest positions
on Penn’s roster in 2021.
Malcome is returning for his fifth-
year with the program after seeing his
2019 season ended after just one game
due to an injury. In his lone appearance
during that campaign Malcome put
on a show, rushing for 73 yards on
nine carries, catching a one-yard TD
and returning a punt 69 yards for a
score late in the fourth quarter. He has
appeared in 21 games and is averaging
over eight yards per carry and 12 yards
per punt return.
Flowers has rushed for one TD in his
career and is averaging just under four
yards per carry in 15 appearances for
the Red and Blue.
A host of young talent impressed
during the spring with Johnny Williams,
Jonathan Mulatu and Tysen Comizio
pushing for reps this fall. Comizio’s
father, Rich, won the Asa S. Bushnell
Cup as Ivy League Player of the Year in
1986 and was a three-time Ivy League
champion for the Quakers.
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DEFENSIVE LINE:
Key Returners:
- Prince Emili (2019 First-
Team All-Ivy)
- Jake Heimlicher
- Micah Morris
The Quakers will look to a trio of
returning upperclassmen to lead the
way on the defensive line this year.
Prince Emili, Jake Heimlicher and
Micah Morris each played in all 10
games in 2019 with Emili serving a
starter up front for the second year in
a row.
Emili was a 2019 First-Team All-
Ivy selection after finishing with
65 tackles, including a team-high
14.0 TFLs and 4.5 sacks. He ranked
second in the Ivy League in TFL and
had a team-high seven QBH. Morris
had 13 tackles with 1.5 TFLs and 0.5
sacks, while Heimlicher racked up 14
tackles, including 2.0 TFLs and 1.0
sacks.
The veterans will lead a young
core of hungry linemen looking
to make an impact in 2021. Other
returners up front with some game
experience for the Red and Blue are
Jake Ligos and Matthew McElroy.
LINEBACKERS
Key Returners:
- Brian O’Neill (2019 Second-
Team All-Ivy)
-Adam Conyer
- Tanner Long
- Garret Morris
- Jonathan Melvin
- Khalil Lewis
Penn returns a strong core of
linebackers and boast a wealth of
experience in the middle of the
defense led by team captain and All-
Ivy honoree Brian O’Neill.
Brian O’Neill was a 2019 second
team All-Ivy honoree and he anchors
an impressive group of returners on
the defensive side of the ball. He is a
two-year starter that has appeared
in all 30 games over Penn’s last three
seasons of action. O’Neill had a team-
leading three INTs in 2019 and he
finished that season with 58 tackles,
including 12.5 TFLs. As a junior, he
recorded four sacks and recovered
one fumble. He ranked fifth in the Ivy
League in TFLs and second in INTs in
2019.
Adam Conyer appeared in all SPECIALISTS
10 games in 2019, he finished with Key Returners:
43 tackles, including 27 solo stops. - Daniel Karrash
He also picked off one pass and - Ben Krimm
recorded one sack. Khalil Lewis and
Garrett Morris both appeared in all 10 The Quakers are returning some depth
games in 2019. Lewis had two tackles in the kicking game with both Daniel
and Morris blocked a punt in the Karrash and Ben Krimm back. Karrash
season opener at Delaware. appeared in eight games as a kicker in
Tanner Long and Jonathan Melvin 2019. He was 16-of-17 on PATs and 2-of-
will add depth amongst the returners. 4 on FGs. He also took six kickoffs and
A strong contingent of young players recorded one touchback.
will challenge for playing time as well. Krimm saw action in one game
as a freshman, punting once against
Sacred Heart. Newcomers Albert Jang
DEFENSIVE BACKS and Graham Gotlieb will also push for
Key Returners: playing time. Both Jang and Gotlieb
- Jason McCleod, Jr. have strong legs and will contribute on
- Mohammed Diakite (2018 special teams in 2021.
Honorable Mention All-Ivy) Ryan Mannelly and John Bergeron
- Kendren Smith are the long snappers on the roster
- Chris Rankins this season. Mannelly and Bergeron
- Jaden Key will both be making their debuts for
the Red and Blue this season. Mannelly
The Penn secondary returns was on the team as a freshman, while
plenty of talent in 2021. The strong Bergeron transferred to Penn from Ole
group features Jason McCleod, Jr., Miss.
Mohammed Diakite, Kendren Smith,
and Jaden Key.
McCleod had a team-high nine
pass breakups in 2019, while Diakite
was named one of 25 finalists for
Jerry Rice Award presented annually
to the Most Outstanding Freshman
in FCS football in 2018. During his
freshman campaign, Diakite earned
All-Ivy honors after intercepting three
passes.
Kendren Smith had a solid
freshman season for the Red and
Blue in 2019, registering five pass
breakups, one interception and
33 tackles in nine games. Playing
free safety this season, Jaden Key
will look to build on a successful
freshman campaign. Key appeared in
eight games with 16 tackles and one
pass breakup in 2019. Chris Rankins
will be the team’s starting strong
safety on opening day. Rankins
will make his collegiate debut for
the Quakers against Bucknell on
September 18.
A hard-working group of
sophomores will compete for playing
time after progressing well during the
spring. Logan Nash, Aidan Nash and
Shiloh Means will look to make an
impact in the secondary this autumn.
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56 Callum Abernethy
DL * So. * 6-4 * 225
Greenwich, Conn. (Greenwich)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Greenwich: Three-year letter winner … Served as team
captain as a senior … His team went undefeated in 2018
and captured a state championship.
Personal: Son of Alexis and Colin Abernethy … Has one
brother, Wyatt … His dad, Colin, played football at Penn
and won two Ivy League titles (1986 & 1988) as well as
earning honorable mention All-Ivy in 1988 … Enrolled in
the Wharton School of Business.
70 Sulayman Adeoye
DL * Fr. * 6-4 * 225
Mission Hills, Calif. (Notre Dame High School)
Notre Dame High School: Two-time letter winner in
football … Served as team captain as a senior … 2021
first-team All-League Offense … 2019 first-team All-
League Defense … Three-year member of the varsity
track and field team … two-time Field MVP for track and
field team.
Personal: Son of Yolanda Roberson-Adeoye and
Sudaiman Adeoye … Enrolled in the College of Arts &
Sciences.
75 Chase Bahr
OL * Jr. * 6-4 * 290
Lake Forest, Ill. (Lake Forest)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Lake Forest: Two-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … 2018 first-team All-NSC … 2018 Lake County
News-Sun All-Area selection … 2018 North Shore first-
team All-Area … 2018 Academic All-State … Also lettered
in track and field … Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Jennifer and Gustavus Bahr … Father
swam at SMU … Enrolled in the College of Arts and
Sciences.
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66 Joe Basiura
OL * Sr. * 6-3 * 305
Malvern, Pa. (Malvern Prep)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games on the offensive line
… Part of an offensive line that was second in the Ivy
League and ranked No. 31 among all FCS teams in sacks
allowed-per-game (1.6).
2018: Appeared in all 10 games … Made six starts at right
guard … Saw 493 snaps on the offensive line … Made six
starts at right guard … Part of an offensive line ranked
No. 12 in FCS in tackles for loss allowed-per-game (4.2)
… Part of offensive line ranked No. 20 in FCS in sacks
allowed-per-game (1.1).
Malvern Prep: Four-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … Two-time Inter-Ac champion (2016, 2017) …
2017 first-team All-State … 2017 first-team All-Area …
2017 first-team All-City …Lettered three times in track
and field … Served as track team captain … Lettered
twice in weightlifting … Distinguished Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Darlene and Russell Basiura ... Enrolled
in Wharton.
36 Anthony Bell
DB * So. * 6-2 * 195
Easton, Pa. (Hun School of Princeton)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Hun School of Princeton: Played varsity football as
a senior … Was also a two-year letterwinner in both
basketball and lacrosse … In lacrosse his team captured
back-to-back Prep A State titles … Football team finished
as MAPL runner-up in 2019 … Played violin in the Hun
orchestra … USC Presidential Scholar … Coca-Cola
Scholarship Finalist … Special Olympics Club Chairman
and Co-Founder … Started a sports editing company …
Published research on police brutality in regard to the
Black community in America.
Personal: Son of Ngozi and Dwane Bell … Has three
siblings, Yamira, Zaneta and Alexander … His sister,
Yamira, ran track at Columbia ... His cousin, Gabe Davis,
was a WR at the University of Central Florida before
getting drafted by the Buffalo Bills ... Enrolled in the
College of Engineering and Applied Science.
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all-academic honoree … Greg Schena Award recipient
LS * So. * 6-0 * 215 for Leadership and Character … Also a member of the
Covington, La. (Saint Paul’s Catholic) varsity baseball team.

Saint Paul’s Catholic: Four-year letterwinner in football Personal: Son of Krista and Stephen Bergin … Enrolled in
... Captain of the Debate Team ... Member of the National the College of Arts & Sciences.
Honor Society.

Personal: Son of Rachael and John Bergeron ... Has one

sister, Renee ... Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences
... Transferred to Penn from the University of Mississippi.
45 Mozi Bici
LB * So. * 6-1 * 205
Suffield, Conn. (Suffield Academy)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled

on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.

High School: Three-year letter winner … Served as

team captain during his senior season … His team
captured championships in 2018 and 2019 … Played
rugby, basketball, track and field and wrestling
interscholastically … Also played football at Greenwich
High School.

Personal: Son of Metije and Mehmet Bici … Has two

siblings, Taulant and Leonard … Enrolled in the College of
Arts and Sciences.

3 Hugh Brady
QB * So. * 6-3 * 200
Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou School)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.

Punahou School: Three-year letter winner … Served as team

captain … 2018 first-team all-conference selection in the
Interscholastic League of Hawaii (ILH) … All-State Honorable
Mention … 2019 JPS Senior Bowl Classic invitee.

Personal: Son of Yukiko and Shawn Brady … Has two

siblings, Eamon and Ruairi … Enrolled in the College of Arts
Joe and Sciences.
Basiura

72 William Bergin
OL * Fr. * 6-3 * 270
Cheshire, Conn. (Cheshire Academy)

Cheshire Academy: Three-time letter winner and two-

time captain of the football team … Led the team to an
8-3 record in 2019 as they reached the state playoffs
for the first time since 2009 … 2019 Walter Camp All-
Connecticut First Team … 2019 New Haven Register

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30 Sam Carlson
TE * So. * 6-4 * 240
Novato, Calif. (Deerfield Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Four-year letter winner … Served as team
captain … His Deerfield team went 8-2 in 2019 and was
named NEPSAC Mike Silipo Bowl champion … During his
postgrad (PG) year at Deerfield, was named the Central
New England Defensive Player of the Year and first-team
all-league … Earned All-New England distinction … At
Tamalpais, twice earned all-league accolades and was
also a member of the varsity lacrosse team.
Personal: Son of Amy McCleary and Stephen Carlson …
has two sisters, Vivian and Genevieve … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences.
87 Joshua Casilli
WR * So. * 6-0 * 180
McMurray, Pa. (Peters Township)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Peters Township: Four-year letter winner … Served as
team captain … His team won back-to-back conference
championships in 2018 and 2019 … A four-time all-
conference honoree … Earned all-state honors in 2019 …
Named Almanac MVP and a Kennywood All-Star in 2019
… Also played two years of varsity basketball.
Personal: Son of Debra and Joseph Casilli … Has two
siblings, Zach and Cara … Enrolled in the Wharton School
of Business.
84 Justin Cayenne
TE * Fr. * 6-3 * 230
Ponte Vedra, Fla. (The Bolles School)
The Bolles School: Four-year member of the varsity
football team … Served as team captain as a senior … His
team won back-to-back regional championships in 2019
(11-2) and 2020 (10-3) … Team finished as state runner-
up in both 2019 and 2020 … 2020 News 4 Jax All-Star
Athlete … 2020 Top-40 All-Northeast Florida … National
Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society
member … Two-time member of the weightlifting team.
Personal: Son of Kerri Phares-Cayenne and Edwin
Cayenne … Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.
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55 Joshua Chapman
DL * Jr. * 6-3 * 250
Silver Spring, Md. (Landon School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Landon School: Four-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … Member of 2018 conference championship
football team … Two-time first-team All-Conference
(2017, 2018) … 2018 honorable mention All-Met … 2016
second-team All-Conference … Two-time team most
valuable lineman (2017, 2018) … Also lettered in wrestling,
rugby, and track and field … 2017 All-Met in rugby …
Honor Roll student … National Society of High School
Scholars member.
Personal: Son of Antionette Jones and Charles Chapman
… Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
29 Jacob Cisneros
RB * Fr. * 5-10 * 200
Anthem, Ariz. (Boulder Creek)
Boulder Creek: Two-time captain of the football team …
Was also a captain for the wrestling team and the track
& field team … Finished third in the state in wrestling
… Back-to-back Player of the Year in 2020 and 2021 …
Earned all-academic distinction.
Personal: Son of Diana and Omar Cisneros … Enrolled in
the College of Arts & Sciences.
82 Kobe Comizio
WR * Fr. * 5-10 * 175
Greenwich, Conn. (Greenwich)
Greenwich: Member of the varsity football, basketball
and track & field teams … Served as team captain for
the football team as a senior … Member of Greenwich’s
undefeated 2018 state championship team … Earned all-
region honors in 2019.
Personal: Son of Rebecca and Rich Comizio … Father
was a three-time letter winner and Ivy League champion
at Penn, graduating in 1987 after earning Ivy League
Player of the Year honors as a senior in the 1986 season
… Brother, Tysen, is also a member of the football team
at Penn … Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.

40 Tysen Comizio
RB * Jr. * 5-10 * 185
Greenwich, Conn. (Greenwich)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in one game, seeing action against
Harvard (11/16).
Greenwich: Three-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … Member of undefeated 2018 state
championship team … Two-time first-team All-State
(2017, 2018) … 2018 first-team All-Walter Camp selection
… 2017 second-team All-Walter Camp … Honor Roll
student.
Personal: Son of Rebecca and Rich Comizio … Father
was a three-time letterwinner and four-time Ivy League
champion at Penn, graduating in 1987 after earning Ivy
League Player of the Year honors in 1986 … Enrolled in
the College of Arts and Sciences.
10 Adam Conyer
LB * Sr. * 6-0 * 210
Burlington, NJ. (The Peddie School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games … Finished with 43
tackles, including 27 solo stops … Registered 1.0 sacks
… Had one interception … Had six tackles, including 2.0
TFLs and 1.0 sacks at Delaware (9/21) … Had nine tackles
and returned an interception 38 yards versus Sacred
Heart (10/12) … Had four tackles and one pass breakup at
Yale (10/26) … Had three tackles and one pass breakup
against Cornell (11/09).
2018: Played in one game, saw action at Harvard (11/10).
The Peddie School: Four-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … 2017 MAPL champion … Three-time All-
MAPL selection … 2017 MAPL Top Linebacker on Rivals.
com … High Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Adrienne and Christopher Conyer …
Grandfather played football at Temple … Enrolled in
Wharton.
Career Stats:
DEFENSE g ua-a-total sacks-yds tfl pd ff fr int blk
2018 1 0-0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2019 10 27-16-43 0.0.-0 2-16 3 0 0 1 0
TOTAL 11 27-16-43 0.0-0 2-16 3 0 0 1 0
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WR * Sr. * 6-1 * 185
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (St. Margaret’s Episcopal)
Career Accolades: 2019 Second Team All-Ivy
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Second Team All-Ivy … Stats FCS National
Offensive Player of the Week Honorable Mention on
10/28 … Appeared in nine games … Finished with 58
catches for 885 yards and three touchdowns … Averaged
98.3 yards receiving per game … Ranked third in the Ivy
League in receptions, receiving yards and receiving yards
per game … ranked second in the Ivy League with 6.4
catches per game … Caught eight passes for 145 yards at
Delaware (9/21) … Caught eight passes for 128 yards and
two touchdowns at Lafayette (9/28) … Had 13 receptions
for 208 yards at Yale (10/26) … Caught 11 passes for 144
yards and a touchdown against Brown (11/02) … Had
seven catches for 79 yards versus Princeton (11/23).
2018: Did not see any game action.
St. Margaret’s: Four-year letterwinner … Two-time team
captain … Played on 2014 CIF SS championship team
… Two-time Academy League champion (2016, 2017)
… Played on Division IV state finalist team … 2017 All-
State … 2017 All-CIF … 2017 All-League … 2017 Academy
League Offensive MVP … 2016 third-team All-County …
Two-time St. Margaret’s Athlete of the Year … Lettered
three times in basketball … Served as basketball team
captain … Lettered three times in track … Headmaster’s
Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Cara and Mark Cragun … Older brother,
Dalan, played football at Washington University of St.
Louis … Enrolled in Wharton.
Career Stats:
OFFENSE GP REC YARDS TD LONG AVG/REC
2019 9 58 885 3 45 15.3
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6 Mohammed Diakite
DB * Sr. * 6-1 * 190
Northampton, Pa. (Lawrenceville)
Career Accolades: 2018 Jerry Rice Award Finalist ... 2018
Honorable Mention All-Ivy
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in two games … Registered 14 total
tackles … Had seven solo tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss
at Delaware (9/21) … Registered two solo tackles at
Lafayette (9/28).
2018: Named 1 of 25 finalists for Jerry Rice Award
presented annually to the Most Outstanding Freshman
in FCS football … Honorable mention All-Ivy … Appeared
in all 10 games at cornerback with seven starts …
Finished season with 37 total tackles … Tied for team
lead with three interceptions … Had five pass breakups …
Recovered one fumble … Had one tackle for loss against
Lehigh (9/22) … Was in one four tackles with one for
a loss at Dartmouth (9/29) … Had four solo tackles at
Sacred Heart (10/6) … Had six solo tackles as part of an
eight-tackle day against Columbia (10/13) … Had game-
clinching interception in final minute against Columbia to
earn Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors … Had three
tackles and a fumble recovery against Yale (10/19) … Had
two solo tackles and an interception at Brown (10/27)
… Had four solo tackles at Cornell (11/2) … Was in on six
tackles with an interception at Princeton (11/17).
Lawrenceville: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … 2017 MAPL Defensive Player of the Year … 2017
first-team All-MAPL … 2017 first-team All-Area … Three-
time letterwinner in hockey and lacrosse … 2017 Prep A
state champion in lacrosse.
Personal: Son of Fatoumata and Amadou Diakite …
Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Career Stats:
DEFENSE g ua-a-total sacks-yds
tfl pd ff fr int blk
2018 10 23-14-37 0-0 3.5-10 8 0 1 3 0
2019 2 9-5-14 0-0 1.5-7 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 12 32-19-51 0-0 5.0-17 8 0 1 3 0
61 JC Dobis
OL* Jr. * 6-2 * 280
Medford, N.J. (Shawnee)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
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Shawnee: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … Two-time N.J. Group IV state championship
team member (2017, 2018) … 2018 third-team All-State
… 2018 first-team All-State Group IV …2018 first-team
All-South Jersey … 2018 first-team All-Burlington County
… 2018 first-team All-WJFL … 2018 Academic All-County
… Lettered three times in basketball … Two-time Group
IV state championship team member in basketball (2017,
2018) … Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Regina and Joseph Dobis … Father
played football at Penn State … Enrolled in the College of
Arts and Sciences.
76 Scott Dochat
DL • Fr. • 6-3 • 220
Clifton Park, N.Y. (Shenendehowa)
Shenendehowa: Two-year letterwinner in football and
earned seven varsity letters in track and field ... His football
team won a 2019 Regional Championship and finished third
in the state ... In 2019, he earned First-Team All-Section Two
honors ... He also earned first team all-conference honors
in shot put, discus and weight throw ... President of the
National Honor Society.
Personal: Son of Lisa Keneally-Dochat and Scott Dochat ...
Has two sisters, Alexa and Georgia ... Enrolled in the College
of Arts & Sciences ... His father, Scott, played football at
Canisius from 1993-97 and is in their Athletics Hall of Fame.
89 Tanner Duve
WR * So. * 5-11 * 185
Culver City, Calif. (Culver City)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Culver City: Three-year letter winner in both football and
baseball … Served as team captain … His team captured
the CIF SS Div 7 Championship in 2018 … Part of a squad
that won an Ocean League title in 2019 … He earned first-
team all-league honors in 2019 and he was also tabbed
as his team’s Offensive Player of the Year.
Personal: Son of Demetria Eves and Rainer Duve … Has
two siblings, Tate and Myles … Enrolled in the College of
Arts and Sciences.
81 Davis Ellis
WR * Fr. * 6-0 * 185
Jacksonville, Fla. (The Bolles School)
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Served as team captain as a senior … His team finished as DEFENSE g ua-a-total sacks-yds tfl pd ff fr int blk
4A state runner-up in both 2019 and 2020 … 2018 first-team 2016 0 0-0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0
All-City … Also competed for the varsity basketball and 2017 7 4-3-7 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2018 10 23-18-41 1.5-11 3.5-14 1 0 0 0 0
track & field teams.
2019 10 43-22-65 4.5-32 14-54 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 27 70-43-113 6.0-43 17.5-68 1 0 0 0 0
Personal: Son of Pamela and David Ellis … His father was a
member of the Florida State track & field team … Enrolled in
the Wharton School of Business.
Prince
Emili
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DL * Sr. * 6-2 * 275
New City, N.Y. (Clarkstown)

Career Accolades: 2016 Ivy League champion … 2019

First Team All-Ivy …

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled

on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.

2019: First Team All-Ivy … Stats FCS National Defensive

Player of the Week Honorable Mention on 11/11/19 …
Finished with 65 tackles, including a team-high 14.0
TFLs and 4.5 sacks … Ranked second in the Ivy League
in TFLs … Led the team with 7 QBH … Had a sack a
Lafayette (9/28) … Had four solo stops and 1.0 TFLs
against Dartmouth (10/4) … Recorded six tackles and 1.0
TFLs versus Sacred Heart (10/12) … Had a season-high 13
tackles and 1.0 TFLs at Columbia (10/19) … Recorded six
tackles and 2.0 TFLs at Yale (10/26) … Had 10 tackles, 3.0
TFLs and 1.0 sacks versus Brown (11/02) … Had 10 tackles 23 Jack Fairman
and 2.5 sacks against Cornell (11/09). LB * So. * 6-1 * 215
Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Cranbrook-Kingswood)
2018: Appeared in all 10 games with seven starts at
defensive end … Ranked fourth on the team and led all 2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
defensive linemen with 41 total tackles … Had 3.5 tackles on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
for loss and 1.5 sacks … Had four tackles and a sack at COVID-19.
Sacred Heart (10/6) … Made four solo tackles and added
a pass breakup against Columbia (10/13) … Had nine total Cranbrook-Kingswood: Four-year letter winner … Served
tackles and a tackle for loss against Yale (10/19) … Was in as a team captain for two seasons … His team went
on three tackles with half a sack at Cornell (11/2) … Had 10-2 in 2017 to capture the program’s first-ever district
five solo tackles against Harvard (11/10) … Was in on nine championship … A four-time all-conference honoree …
total tackles at Princeton (11/17). Earned all-state distinction in 2018 and 2019 … Also a
member of the varsity baseball and basketball teams.
2017: Appeared in seven games … Finished with seven
tackles … Had two solo stops against Ohio Dominican Personal: Son of Sarah and Andrew Fairman … His dad,
(9/16) … Was in on three tackles at Central Connecticut Andrew, played baseball at the University of Michigan
(10/7) … Made solo tackle at Columbia (10/14) … Was in from 1989-91 … Sister, Elizabeth, is a rower at Bates …
on one stop at Harvard (11/11). Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

2016: Did not see any varsity game action.

Clarkstown: Served as team captain … Named first-team

All-State … Named second-team All-Metro.

Personal: Son of Florence and Gregory Emili … Enrolled

in Wharton … Full name is Okechukwu Prince Emili.

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8 Trey Flowers
RB * Sr. * 5-10 * 220
Miami, Fla. (Miami Palmetto)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in eight games … Finished with 66
yards on 20 carries … Had eight carries for 38 yards at
Lafayette (9/28) … Rushed for 16 yards on three carries
against Sacred Heart (10/12) … Had five carries for 15
yards at Columbia (10/19).
2018: Appeared in seven games … Finished with 22 yards
and a touchdown on four carries … Had one rush for 12
yards against Lehigh (9/22) … Had three carries for 10
yards and a touchdown at Dartmouth (9/29).
Miami Palmetto: Two-year letterwinner … Twice served
as team captain … Two-time first-team All-County.
Personal: Son of Kimberly and Trevor Flowers … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences.
44 Mike Fraraccio
TE * Fr. * 6-4 * 230
Sarasota, Fla. (Riverview)
Riverview: Two-year captain for both football and
basketball teams … 2020 HT Preps Honorable Mention
in football … Four-year scholar athlete … National Honor
Society member … Student Council President.
Personal: Son of Karen and Rudy Fraraccio … Enrolled in
the Wharton School of Business.
77 Ned Freeland
OL * So. * 6-4 * 255
Nashville, Tenn. (Montgomery Bell Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Montgomery Bell: Three-year letter winner … His team
finished as the runner-up in both 2017 and 2019 … Also a
two-year letter winner in basketball.
Personal: Son of Jennifer and Mark Freeland … Has one
brother, Andrew … Enrolled in the College of Arts and
Sciences.
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39 Nick Fryhoff
DE * Fr. * 6-5 * 245
Tustin, Calif. (Foothill)
Foothill: Three-time letter winner in football … Served as
team captain as a senior … His team won back-to-back
North Hills League championships in 2018 and 2019 …
In 2017 he was named Lineman of the Year … In 2018
he was named Top Sophomore Scholar Athlete … 2019
second-team all-league … 2020 and 2021 first-team all-
league … 2020 and 2021 Defensive Player of the Year
… 2020-21 Top Varsity Scholar Athlete … National Merit
Commended Scholar … Tustin Area Man of the Year
nominee.
Personal: Son of Jennifer and Robert Fryhoff … Enrolled
in the Wharton School of Business.
5 Ben Gerber
QB * Jr. * 6-2 * 200
Wayne, Pa. (The Haverford School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Haverford School: Four-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … Member of 2015 Inter-Ac championship
team … Also lettered in indoor track and wrestling …
Recipient of Haverford SchoolCoaches Award … 2019
National Football Foundation Philadelphia Chapter
Scholar-Athlete Award recipient ... 2019 NFF Team of
Distinction Award recipient … Haverford School Student-
Athlete Award … Cum Laude Society member … Spanish
National Honor Society member … National Merit
Commended Scholar.
Personal: Son of Jessica and Mike Gerber … Father
played football at Penn, graduating in 1995 …
Grandfather, Dick, played football at Penn and graduated
in 1956 … Enrolled in Wharton.
9 Lewis Gibson
WR * Gr. * 6-1 * 180
Dallas, Texas (Wilmer-Hutchins)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
2018: Did not see any game action.

2017: Did not see any game action.
Wilmer-Hutchins: Lettered in football and track … Served
as team captain in both sports … Three-time All-District
selection in football (2014, 2015, 2016) … Three-time
All-Area selection in football (2014, 2015, 2016) … Won
4x100 relay state championship … National Honor
Society member … National Society of High School
Scholars member … BTYF Leadership Program member.
Personal: Son of Syroco Hope and Gary Gibson … Sister,
Hailey, plays volleyball at Tennessee Wesleyan … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences.
11 Owen Goldsberry
WR * Sr. * 6-1 * 190*
Arlington Hills, Ill. (John Hersey)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in six games … Caught four passes for
29 yards … Returned two kickoffs for 54 yards … Finished
with two tackles … Completed one pass for 80 yards and
a touchdown versus Cornell (11/09).
Michigan: Spent 2018 season on scout team for the
Wolverines as a defensive back/special teamer … Earned
one Scout Team Player of the Week honor.
John Hersey: Four-year letterwinner … Member of 2017
MSL East championship team … 2017 MSL Player of the
Year … 2017 All-State selection … 2017 All-Area selection
… 2017 All-Conference selection … Lettered in baseball
and basketball … Senior Honor Roll student … National
Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Penelope and John Goldsberry …
Enrolled in Wharton.
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LB * Jr. * 6-1 * 200
Wilmette, Ill. (Loyola Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Loyola Academy: Three-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … 2018 Illinois 8A state championship team
member … 2018 IHSA first-team All-State … 2018 CCL
Blue Conference Defensive Player of the Year … Loyola
Academy’s all-time leader in tackles (355) … Loyola’s all-
time leader in games started with 42 consecutive starts
… 2018 Sun-Times first-team All-State … 2018 News-
Gazette first-team All-State … 2018 Rivals.com first-team
All-State … Two-time first-team All-CCL Blue (2017, 2018)
… Three-time All-Area (2016-18) … 2016 All-Area Rookie
of the Year … Two-time first-team Academic All-State
(2017, 2018) … Lettered three times in ice hockey …
Played on 2018 IHSA state championship hockey team …
Kairos retreat leader … Misericordia volunteer … Loyola
Scholar.
Personal: Son of Jennifer and Chris Gonzalez … Father
played football at Denison … Enrolled in Wharton.
93 Graham Gotlieb
K * So. * 5-11 * 160
Boca Raton, Fla. (Pine Crest School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Pine Crest School: Three-year letter winner … Also a
four-year member of the varsity soccer team and a two-
year team captain … Earned all-county honors in 2019 …
Two-time All-Southeastern Football Conference (SFC)
honoree … Blue-Grey All-American … Picked up all-
county honors as a senior.
Personal: Son of Fiona and Norman Gotlieb … Has one
sister, Erin … Enrolled in the Wharton School of Business.
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93 Bryce Hall 83 Mike Hoffler
DL * Fr. * 6-3* 250 TE * Jr. * 6-4 * 235
Southfield, Mich. (Cranbook-Kingswood) Brooklyn, N.Y. (St. Peter’s)

Cranbrook-Kingswood: Four-time letter winner in
football … three-time letter winner in basketball … Served
as team captain for both basketball and football as a
senior … 2021 Team MVP in football … 2021 All-Catholic
League, All-State Division 4 and All-North Honorable
Mention … 2020 All-Catholic League, All-State Division 4
Honorable Mention … Served as Class President as both a
sophomore and junior.
Personal: Son of Tracy and Korey Hall … Enrolled in the
College of Arts & Sciences.
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
St. Peter’s: Three-year letterwinner … twice served as team
captain … 2018 All-League selection … All-Staten Island
selection … League All-Star … First Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Vanessa and Michael Hoffler … Sister,
Kristen, plays lacrosse at Wheeling Jesuit … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences.

15 Jake Heimlicher 35 Luke Hoggard

LB * Sr. * 6-4 * 240 OLB * Jr. * 5-11 * 215
Aurora, Colo. (Regis Jesuit) Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games at linebacker … Finished
with 14 tackles, including 2.0 TFLs and 1.0 sacks … Had
four solo tackles against Dartmouth (10/04) … Had three
tackles, including 1.0 sacks versus Brown (11/02).
2018: Appeared in one game, seeing action at Princeton
(11/17).
Regis Jesuit: Twice served as team captain … Two-time
conference Player of the Year (2016, 2017) … Two-time
All-State (2016. 2017) … Two-time Denver Post All-State
(2016, 2017) … 2017 Denver Post Golden Helmet Award
runner-up … Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Laura and Larry Heimlicher … Enrolled
in Wharton.
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Edison: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team captain
… 2018 All-State selection … 2018 All-Orange County …
2018 Daily Pilot Dream Team Defensive Player of the Year
… Three-team first-team All-Sunset League (2016-18) …
2018 Sunset League Defensive Player of the Year … 2017
Sunset League Linebacker of the Year … 2017 Daily Pilot
Dream Team selection … 2017 All-Division 2 … 2019 National
Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award … Three-time
Sunset League All-Academic Selection (2016-18) … Four-
time Edison Scholar-Athlete Award recipient … Youth Group
mentor … Best Buddies volunteer … Future Business Leaders
of America Club founder at Edison.
Personal: Son of Lorie and William Hoggard … Father was
on the surfing team at Cal State–Fullerton … Enrolled in
Wharton.

Career Stats:
DEFENSE g ua-a-total sacks-yds
tfl pd ff fr int blk
2018
2019
1 0-0-0
10 7-7-14
0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0
1-5 2-7 0 0 0 0 0 69 Ben Hoitink
TOTAL 11 7-7-14 1-5 2-7 0 0 0 0 0 OL* Jr. * 6-4 * 300
Hartford, Wisc. (Slinger)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.

2019: Appeared in four games on the offensive line … Part

of an offensive line that was second in the Ivy League and
ranked No. 31 among all FCS teams in sacks allowed-per-
game (1.6).

Slinger: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team captain …

2018 first-team All-State … 2018 conference Lineman of the

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Year … Member of 2018 Regional championship team … Also
lettered four times in track and field … Served as track team
captain … Two-time conference shotput champion … 2018
regional champion in shot … Student Council member …
National Honor Society member … Set USA Powerlifting U18
national bench press record in 2018 (419 lbs.).
Personal: Son of Kristen and Chad Hoitink … Father played
football at Yale … Older sister, Madeline, plays soccer at
Cornell … Enrolled in Wharton.
19 Malone Howley
WR * Jr. * 6-4 * 190
Portsmouth, R.I. (Signal Mountain)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Signal Mountain: Lettered in football and basketball
… Captained both teams … 2018 Academic All-Region
selection … 2019 first-team All-District basketball selection
… Senior Class president … Youth In Government member …
Beta Club member … Youth leadership Council member.
Personal: Son of Lauren and Chris Howley … Father played
basketball at Georgetown from 1985-89 … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences.
52 Henry Iloanya
DL * So. * 6-3 * 240
Glenn Dale, Md. (Gonzaga College HS)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Four-year letter winner … His team won the
2018 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC)
championship … Earned all-conference honors as a
senior.
Personal: Son of Felicia Nweze … Has two siblings,
Kelvin and Chelsea … Enrolled in the Wharton School of
Business.
60 Jack Iuliano
DL * Jr. * 6-3 * 230
Port Chester, N.Y. (Rye)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
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Rye: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team captain …
2018 All-League selection … 2018 Section 1 Most Valuable
Lineman … 2018 first-team All-County … 2018 second-
team All-State … Named to West Chester’s Golden Dozen
… Lettered twice in lacrosse … National Honor Society
member.
Personal: Son of Veronica and Michael Iuliano … Mother
played soccer at Binghamton … Father played football
at Penn, graduating in 1990 … Grandfather, Blaise Iuliano,
played football and wrestled at Ithaca and is in the Ithaca
Hall of Fame … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
63 Griffin Jackstadt
OL * So. * 6-4 * 265
Barnegat, N.J. (Barnegat)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Three-year letter winner … Served as
team captain … His team won the 2018 Patriot Division
championship … In 2018, he was first-team All-Patriot
Division … As a senior, he was first-team all-state, Group
2, first-team All-Patriot Division and third-team All-
Shore … Also a member of the varsity track & field and
wrestling teams … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Meredith and Marc Jackstadt … has
one sister, Maddie … Enrolled in the College of Arts and
Sciences.
97 Albert Jang
K/P * Fr. * 6-2 * 200
Duluth, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge)
Peachtree Ridge: Member of the varsity football, soccer
and wrestling teams … Served as a two-year captain of
the football team … Four-time Scholar Athlete … 2018-19
Max Preps All-American … 2018-19 first team All-State …
2018-19 first team All-County … 2019-20 first team All-
State … 2019-20 first team all-county … Gwinnett Promise
Student of the Year … AP Scholar.
Personal: Son of Heyone and Inho Jang … Enrolled in the
College of Arts & Sciences.
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83 Paul Jennings
DE * Fr. * 6-4 * 245
Ambler, Pa. (La Salle College HS)
La Salle College HS: Three-year letter winner in
both football and lacrosse … Served as team captain
as a senior … His lacrosse team won a 2019 state
championship … Two-time Tex Flannery Award winner …
2020 Mini-Maxwell Award winner … 2020 first-team All-
Catholic League … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Maura and John Jennings … Enrolled in
the Wharton School of Business.
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in one game, seeing action against
Harvard (11/16) … Hit a PAT versus Harvard.
Suncoast: Two-year letterwinner … Twice served as team
captain … Also lettered in track and basketball.
Personal: Son of Marphise and Frader Joseph … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences.

27 Aaron Jones
RB * Fr. * 5-9 * 220
Bethesda, Md. (Walter Johnson)
Walter Johnson: Four-time letter winner and two-time
captain of the football team … Four-time letter winner in
basketball … Three-time letter winner in track & field …
Track & field team captured a 2019 state championship …
Football team was the 2021 Congressional Cup champion
… National Honor Society member … Scholar Athlete of
the Year.
Personal: Son of Cecilia and Abraham Jones … His father
was a member of the Penn football from 1985-89 …
Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.
94 Daniel Karrash
K * Sr. * 6-3 * 185
North Wales, Pa. (La Salle College HS)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in eight games as a kicker … Was 16-of-
17 on PATs … Hit 2-of-4 FGs with a long of 24 … Took six
kickoffs and recorded one touchback … Averaged 55.5
yards per kickoff … Hit 5-of-6 PATs at Yale (10/26) … Hit
5-of-5 PATs versus Brown (11/02) … Hit the game-winning
FG against Brown from 22 yards out with two seconds
left in the game … Hit 3-of-3 PATs versus Cornell (11/09)
… Hit 2-of-2 PATs and a 24-yard FG at Harvard (11/16).
2018: Did not see any game action.

46 Isaiah Jordan
La Salle: Two-year letterwinner … 2015 Philadelphia
Catholic League champion … 2017 first-team All-
LB * So. * 5-10 * 220 Catholic League … 2017 first-team All-Southeastern PA
Rockville, Md. (St. John’s College HS) … 2017 Class 6A All-Eastern selection … Lettered twice
in baseball … National Honor Society member … First
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled Honors student …
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19. Personal: Son of Maria and Dean Karrash … Older sister,
Michaela, rows at Boston College … Enrolled in Wharton
St. John’s College HS: Four-year letter winner … His team
won the 2017 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference
(WCAC) championship … Three-time all-conference
honoree … Archbishop Hannan Chapter of the National
Honor Society Saint John College High School … National
Society of High School Scholars member.

Personal: Son of Tawana Taylor and Fred Jordan … Has

two siblings, Marcus and Darrwen … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences.

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LB * Jr. * 6-2 * 190
Palm Beach County, Fla. (Suncoast Community) Karrash

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59 Liam Kearney
OL * So. * 6-3 * 275
Pittsburgh, Pa. (Pittsburgh Central Catholic)
Pittsburgh Central Catholic: Kearney was a three-year
lettwerwinner in football ... Member of the WPIAL 6A
Championship team that finished with a 14-2 record ... In
2019, he earned all-conference honors ... He was a three-
time WPIAL All-Academic Gold Team honoree ... Member
of the National Honor Society ... Three-year Student
Council Representative.
Personal: Son of Ann and Jim Kearney ... Enrolled in the
College or Arts & Sciences ... Transferred to Penn from
the University of San Diego.
1 Jaden Key
DB * Jr. * 6-2 * 195
Neptune, N.J. (Red Bank Catholic)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in eight games … Recorded 16 tackles
and one pass breakup … Had two tackles at Lafayette
(9/28) … Had a season-high seven tackles, including four
solo stops at Columbia (10/19) ... Had two tackles at Yale
(10/26) … Had three solo tackles against Brown (11/02) …
Had one tackle and one pass breakup at Harvard (11/16).
Red Bank Catholic: Three-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … 2018 New Jersey non-public school state
championship team member … 2018 first-team All-Non-
Public … 2018 Freedom Division Defensive Player of the
Year … 2018 first-team All-Shore … Also lettered three
times in track and field while serving as team captain.
Personal: Son of Lakeshia Grey and John Key … Father
played football at Delaware … Enrolled in Wharton.
Career Stats:
DEFENSE g ua-a-total
sacks-yds
tfl pd ff fr int blk
2019 8 10-6-16 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0
22 Jack Kosick
DB * Fr. * 6-2 * 200
Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison)
Edison: Three-time letter winner … Served as team captain
as a senior … Named to the 2020 Sunset League All-
Academic team … Gold Key Award recipient.
Personal: Son of Kim and Brent Kosick … Enrolled in the
College of Arts & Sciences.
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99 Ben Krimm
K / P * Jr. * 6-2 * 200
Columbus, Ohio (Upper Arlington)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in one game as a punter … Punted once
for 14 yards against Sacred Heart (10/12).
Upper Arlington: Three-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … Two-time first-team All-State (2017, 2018)
… Two-time first-team All-Conference at punter and
linebacker (2017, 2018) … Two-time first-team All-District
(2017, 2018) … Also lettered in baseball … 2017 honorable
mention All-State in baseball … National Honor Society
member … Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Debbie and Paul Krimm … Father played
football at Toledo … Uncle, John, played football at Notre
Dame and for the New Orleans Saints … Cousin, Noah
Krimm, played football at Princeton from 2009-10 …
Cousin, Gus, played football at Cornell from 2005-08 …
Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
44 Khalil Lewis
DE * Sr. * 6-0 * 205
McKinney, Texas (McKinney North)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games … Had two solo tackles
at Lafayette (9/28) … Recorded 0.5 TFLs at Columbia
(10/19).
2017: Did not see any game action.
High School: Three-time letterwinner … Twice served
as team captain … 2015 honorable mention 5A All-State
… Three-time first-team All-District (2014, 2015, 2016)
… 2014 first-team All-County … Academic All-State …
National Football Foundation Gridiron Club of Dallas
Student-Athlete of the Year … Also lettered three times in
powerlifting.
Personal: Son of Precious and Andre Lewis … Father
played basketball at North Texas … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences.
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50 Jake Ligos
DL * Jr. * 6-3 * 260
Long Valley, N.J. (West Morris Central)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in one game, seeing action against
Brown (11/02).
West Morris Central: Three-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … 2019 N.J. Football Coaches Association
Super 100 Team selection … 2019 Phil Simms North-
South Football Classic selection … Two-time All-Morris
County selection … Two-time All-Group IV selection …
Lettered three times in lacrosse while serving as team
captain … Two-time first-team All-Conference in lacrosse
… 2018 honorable mention All-State in lacrosse … 2018
National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award
recipient.
Personal: Son of Tara and Kurt Ligos … Father played
football at Duke … Enrolled in the College of Arts and
Sciences.
13 Tanner Long
LB * Sr. * 6-2 * 230
Ambler, Pa. (Germantown Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in six games … Had two total tackles,
including 0.5 TFLs … Recorded an assisted tackle for loss
at Columbia (10/19) … Registered a solo tackle against
Brown (11/02).
2018: Appeared in one game, seeing action against Yale
(10/19).
Germantown Academy: Four-time letterwinner … Twice
served as team captain … 2016 Inter-Ac champion
… Three-time All-Inter-Ac selection … Germantown
Academy’s all-time leading tackler … 2017 first-team
All-City … 2017 first-team All-Intelligencer … 2017 Mini
Maxwell Award recipient … 2017 All-Eastern PA … 2017
All- Class 2A … Three-time letterwinner in lacrosse …
2017 first-team All-Inter-Ac … High Honor Roll student
… Osborne Award recipient for effort in scholarship and
athletics.
Personal: Son of Heidi and Christopher Long … Father
played football at Lebanon Valley College … High school
teammate of Pat McGettigan … Enrolled in the College of
Arts and Sciences.
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33 Isaiah Malcome
RB • Jr. • 5-5 • 170
Atlanta, Ga. (The Westminster School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in one game as a running back and returner
… Had nine rushes for 73 yards at Delaware (9/21) … Also
had one catch for one yard and a touchdown at Delaware
… Returned a punt 69 yards for a touchdown against
Delaware.
2018: Appeared in all 10 games as a running back and
returner … Finished with eight carries for 59 yards …
Returned five kickoffs for 84 yards … Returned nine punts
for 75 yards … Had four carries for 23 yards at Sacred Heart
(10/6).
2017: Appeared in all 10 games, serving as primary return
man … Had 25 kickoff returns for 531 yards (21.2 avg.) …
Finished with 57 yards rushing on six carries … Returned
four kicks for 103 yards against Ohio Dominican (9/16) …
Ran three times for 49 yards against ODU … Returned five
kicks for 93 yards at Lehigh (9/23) … Returned for kicks for
102 yards at Central Connecticut (10/7) … Had four returns
for 74 yards against Yale (10/21) … Returned two kicks for 34
yards against Princeton (11/4) … Returned three kicks for 58
yards at Harvard.
The Westminster School: Four-year letterwinner … Served
as team captain senior season … Played on 2015 Georgia 3A
state championship team … Member of 2016 Georgia Region
5 championship team … 2014 3A Offensive Player of the
Year … Two-time first-team All-State selection (2014, 2016)
… 2015 honorable mention All-State … Three-time All-Region
Player of the Year (2014, 2015, 2016) … Four-time first-team
All-Region selection (2013-16) … Three-time first-team All-
Area (2014, 2015, 2016) … Finished third in Georgia Gatorade
Player of the Year voting in 2016 … 2016 TCA All-Star …
Holds Westminster career records in rushing yards and all-
purpose yards as well as touchdowns … Lettered four times
in basketball, serving as team captain … 2016 first-team All-
Region selection in hoops … Lettered four times in track and
field and twice in soccer … Set school record in the 100m
dash … Head of Upper School Award winner … National
Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Desiree and Keith Malcome … Enrolled in
Wharton.
Career Stats:
RUSHING g att yards td long yds/rush
2017 10 6 57 0 36 9.5
2018 10 8 59 0 18 7.4
TOTAL 20 14 116 0 36 8.2
Kick Returns g ret yards td ds/ret
long y
2017 10 25 531 0 31 21.2
2018 10 5 84 0 22 16.8
TOTAL 20 30 615 0 31 20.5
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LB * Fr. * 6-0 * 215
Pittsburgh, Pa. (Plum Senior)

Plum Senior: Four-time letter winner in football … Two-year

captain of the football team … Three-time letter winner in
track & field … Two-time letter winner in basketball … As a
sophomore, he was named second team All-Conference
as a LB … As a junior and senior, he garnered first-team
all-conference accolades as both TE and LB … National
Honor Society member … Treasurer of Student Government
Treasurer.

Personal: Son of Gina and Stephen Matolcsy … Enrolled in

the Wharton School of Business.

67 Trevor Mayberry
OL * Fr. * 6-3 * 290
Odessa, Fla. (Jesuit)

Jesuit: Four-time letter winner in football … Served

as team captain as a senior … Was a three-time letter
winner and two-time captain for the track & field team.
Isaiah
Malcome Personal: Son of Rachel and Tony Mayberry … Father
played football at Wake Forest—he is in the Wake Forest
Hall of Fame—and was a three-time Pro Bowl selection at
center for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

92 Ryan Mannelly
DL/LS * Jr. * 6-3 * 235
Atlanta, Ga. (Marist)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled

on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.

2019: Did not see any game action.

Marist: Four-year letterwinner … Served as team captain

… 2018 All-State selection … Two-time All-County (2017,
2018) … 2018 first-team All-Region … 2017 honorable
mention All-Region … Also lettered twice in baseball …
German Club member … Outdoors Club member … Honor
Roll student.

Personal: Son of Jennifer and Bernard Mannelly … Father

played football at Notre Dame and was a member of
the 1988 national championship team … Uncle, Patrick,
played football at Duke and was a long snapper for the
Chicago Bears from 1997-2014 … Grandfather, Donnie
Allen, played football at Georgia … Older brother, Joseph,
plays baseball at Georgia Tech … Enrolled in the College
of Arts and Sciences.

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17 Jason McCleod, Jr.
DB * Sr. * 5-10 * 180
West Palm Beach, Fla. (Oxbridge Academy of the Palm
Beaches)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games … Registered 56 tackles,
including 4.5 TFLs… Had 1.5 sacks … Recorded a team-
high nine pass breakups … Had three tackles, including
1.0 TFL at Delaware (9/21) … Recorded seven solo
tackles at Lafayette (9/28) … Had eight tackles and
two pass breakups against Sacred Heart (10/12) … Had
seven tackles, including 1.5 TFLs at Columbia (10/19) …
Registered five tackles and three pass breakups versus
Brown (11/02) … Had eight tackles against Cornell (11/09)
… Seven tackles and two pass breakups at Harvard
(11/16) … Had two tackles and two pass breakups versus
Princeton (11/23).
2018: Did not see any varsity game action.
Oxbridge: Three-year letterwinner … 2017 second-team
All-State selection … 2017 first-team All-County … 2017
Scholar-Athlete … Senior Class vice president.
Personal: Son of Kristin Butler and Jason McLeod, Sr. …
Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Career Stats:
DEFENSE g ua-a-total sacks-yds tfl pd ff fr int blk
2019 10 43-13-56 1.5-9 4.5-13 9 0 0 0 0
14 Maurcus McDaniel
DB * Sr. * 6-0 * 185
King of Prussia, Pa. (Episcopal Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Four-year letter winner … Served as team
captain … His team won the Inter-Ac championship
… He was named Inter-Ac MVP … Two-time All-Inter-
Ac honoree … First-team All-Delco … First-team All-
Southeastern PA … Spanish Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Frances Weightman and Maurice
McDaniel … Has two siblings, Emiah and Iyona … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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48 Matthew McElroy
DL * Sr. * 6-2 * 240
New Milford, N.J. (New Milford)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in two games, seeing action against both
Yale (10/26) and Harvard (11/16) … Had three total tackles
and blocked a PAT at Yale … Had one tackle at Harvard.
2018: Did not see any game action.
New Milford: Four-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … Two-time All-County selection (2016, 2017) …
Lettered four times in basketball … Scored 1,000 career
points … First-team All-League … Third-team All-County
… Lettered three times in track … National Honor Society
member.
Personal: Son of Mary and Martin McElroy … Older brother,
Andrew, plays football at Marist … Enrolled in the College of
Arts and Sciences.
96 Travis McFarling
DL * So. * 6-4 * 260
Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Three-year letter winner … Served as a
team captain … His team won the 2018 5-6A District
championship … Three-time all-district honoree …
National Merit Scholar finalist.
Personal: Son of Muriel and Bruce McFarling … Has
one brother, Luke … Enrolled in the Wharton School of
Business.
32 Chandler McGruder
RB * So. * 5-8 * 200
Indianapolis, Ind. (IMG Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
High School: Four-year letter winner … Served as a team
captain for two seasons … Was named his team’s Special
Teams Player of the Year as a junior … Twice honored as a
Scholar Athlete.
Personal: Son of Patricia and Edward McGruder … Has one
brother, Donovan … Enrolled in the College of Arts and
Sciences.
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25 Shiloh Means Kecoughtan: Three-year letterwinner … Served as
DB * So. * 5-11 * 195 team captain … Two-time first-team All-District (2017-
Indianapolis, Ind. (Indianapolis Central) 2018) … Two-time first-team All-Region (2017, 2018) …
Two-time first-team All-Conference (2017-18) … Also
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled lettered in wrestling and track … Member of 2016 state
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus championship wrestling team … National Math Honor
COVID-19. Society member … National Honor Society member.

High School: Three-year letter winner … Served as the
team captain during his senior season … 2018 Indiana
Preps Top 22 All-State … 2019 three-time MaxPreps
Defensive Player of the Week … 2018 USA Football
Defensive Player of the Game … 2019 #1 Ranked
Defensive Back at St. Louis OPENING Regional … 2019
Pre-Season Indianapolis Star ALL-USA Central Indiana
High School football Super Team … 2019 IndyStar ALL-
USA Football Super Team … 2019 Associated Press
All-State Team … Also ran track and was part of a record-
setting 4x400 relay … Two-time Academic All-State
honoree.
Personal: Son of Lashonda Young and Adell Means …
Father played football at Butler University … Has three
siblings: Anthony, Chris and Hayle … Sister, Hayle, played
volleyball at Mississippi Valley State University … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Personal: Son of Alecia and Sidney Melvin … Enrolled in
the College of Arts and Sciences.
7 Garrett Morris
LB * Sr. * 6-1 * 205
Auburn, Ala. (Auburn HS)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games … Blocked a punt at
Delaware (9/21) … Recorded two solo tackles at Yale
(10/26).
2018: Saw time in one game at Brown (10/27).

Auburn High: Two-year letterwinner … Twice served as

27 Jack Meehan team captain … 2017 second-team All-Area … 2016 first-

DB * Jr. * 6-3 * 185
Tappan, N.Y. (Don Bosco Prep)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
team All-State … 2016 first-team All-Area … Lettered four
times in baseball … Two-time state runner-up in baseball
… 2017 second-team All-State … 2017 first-team All-Area
… National Honor Society member … National Technical
Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Melissa and Ross Morris … Enrolled in
Wharton.

Don Bosco: Three-year letterwinner ... National Honor

Society member ... Spanish Honor Society member ...
English Honor Society member ... Math Honor Society
member.

Personal: Son of Noreen and Michael Meehan ... Enrolled

in the College of Arts and Sciences.

3 Jonathan Melvin
LB * Jr. * 6-1 * 240
Hampton, Va. (Kecoughtan)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled

on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.

2019: Appeared in two games, seeing action against

both Cornell (11/09) and Harvard (11/16).

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98 Micah Morris
DL * Jr. *6-2 * 265
Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fox Chapel Area)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games … Finished with 13
tackles … Had 1.5 TFLs, including 0.5 sacks … Had two
tackles at Delaware (9/21) … Had three tackles against
Sacred Heart (10/12) … Had two tackles at Columbia
(10/19) … Had two tackles at Yale (10/26).
Fox Chapel Area: Three-time letterwinner … Two-time
first-team All-Conference (2017-18) … Also lettered three
times in basketball … Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Michele and Michael Morris … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Norwood, played football and ran track at Wayne State …
Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
91 Charlie Mossy
DL * So. * 6-4 * 225
Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. (The Bishop’s School)
High School: Four-year letter winner … Served as
team captain … His team went 14-1 in 2016 to capture a
California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) championship
… In 2018, he earned all-league honors … As a senior,
he was the league’s Defensive MVP and first-team all-
league.
Personal: Son of Sandy and Peter Mossy … Has two
brothers, Travis and Blake … Enrolled in the College of
Arts and Sciences.
86 Christopher Motillo
TE * Sr. * 6-6 * 245
Fairview, Pa. (Mercyhurst Prep)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled on July
8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games … Caught a two-point
conversion against Dartmouth (10/04) … Had two catches
for five yards versus Princeton (11/23).
2018: Did not see any game action.
Mercyhurst Prep: Two-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … 2017 Region 4 champion … 2016 and 2017 first-
team All-State … Two-time first-team All-Western PA (2016,
2017) … Two-time first-team All-District (2016, 2017) …
Two-time first-team All-Region (2016, 2017) … Two-time All-
Academic selection … Lettered twice in basketball … Ranked
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No. 1 in graduating class.
Personal: Son of Danielle and Mark Mottillo … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences.
21 Jonathan Mulatu
RB * Jr. * 6-0 * 215
Springfield, Va. (Robert E. Lee)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Robert E. Lee: Lettered in football, basketball, track and
field, and soccer … Captained football team … 2018 first-
team All-Conference at running back and punter … 2018
first-team All-Region running back and punter … Honor
Roll student … Student-Athlete Award recipient.
Personal: Son of Senait Feleke and Gebrayesus Mulatu …
Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
41 Bryce Myers
TE * Fr. * 6-3 * 225
Bridgewater, N.J. (Bridgewater-Raritan
Bridgewater-Raritan: Three-time letter winner in football
… Served as a team captain for two years … Two-time
letter winner in baseball … 2020-21 Mini-Maxwell Award
winner … 2020-21 Skyland Conference Scholar Athlete …
2020-21 Super 100 All-State Team.
Personal: Son of Susan and Richard Myers … Older
brother, Brandon, plays football at Rutgers … Enrolled in
the Wharton School of Business.
38 Aidan Nash
DB * So. * 6-3 * 205
Philadelphia, Pa. (St. Joseph’s Prep)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Three-year letter winner … Also played
lacrosse and basketball … His team captured three
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA)
6A State Championships … First-team All-Catholic
League as a senior … Mid-Atlantic Prep League (MAPL)
Scholar Athlete as a junior … As a junior he earned All-
MAPL honors … AP Scholar … National Honor Society
member.

Personal: Son of Stephanie Nash … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences.
31 Lawson Nash
DB * So. * 5-11 * 195
Richmond Heights, Ohio (St. Edward)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Three-year letter winner … Served as team
captain for three seasons … Also played basketball and
ran track … His team captured the OHSAA Division I
State Championship in 2018 … Honorable Mention All-
State … National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete …
Two-Time French Student of the Year … National Honor
Society member.
Personal: Son of Latrice and Brian Nash … Joined at
Penn by his twin brother, Logan … Enrolled in the College
of Arts and Sciences.
28 Logan Nash
DB * So. * 5-10 * 190
Richmond Heights, Ohio (St. Edward)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Three-year letter winner … Served as team
captain … also played basketball and ran track … His
team captured the Ohio High School Athletic Association
(OHSAA) Division I State Championship in 2018 … First-
team All-Ohio … MaxPreps first-team All-Ohio … First-
team All-Northeast Ohio … Cleveland’s Best of the Best
… National Honor Society member … National Football
Foundation Scholar Athlete … Power of the Pen state
finalist.
Personal: Son of Latrice and Brian Nash … Joined at Penn
by his twin brother, Lawson … Enrolled in the Wharton
School of Business.
24 Jordan Niles
RB * So. * 5-8 * 190
Clearwater, Fla. (Clearwater Central Catholic)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
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High School: Four-year letter winner … Served as a team
captain for two years … First-team All-America … First-
team All-Pinellas … Offensive MVP.
Personal: Son of Tandala and Bennie Niles … Father
played football at Florida A&M … Has two brothers, Ben—
who played football at Dartmouth—and Tony … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences ... Athletic experience
endowed by the Jack LeFort, Sr., W’48 and Julie LeFort
Football Student-Athlete Experience Endowment.
18 Preston Norwood
WR * Sr. * 6-3 * 190
Dacula, Ga. (Mill Creek)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in two games, seeing action against
Sacred Heart (10/12) and Brown (11/02) … Had two
catches for nine yards versus Sacred Heart.
2017: Did not see any game action.
High School: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … Played on three Regional championship teams
(2014, 2015, 2016) … team went 33-6 over those three
seasons … Twice named to Offensive Honor Roll (2015,
2016) … 2016 Academic All-State … Lettered three times
in basketball … National Honor Society member … Mu
Alpha Theta Honor Society … Spanish Club member …
iLead Mentorship Program leader.
Personal: Son of Teresa and Mike Norwood … Father
played football at South Carolina … Grandfather, Pat
Patterson, played football at Chattanooga … Grandfather,
Travis Norwood, played football and ran track at Wayne
State … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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5 Brian O’Neill … Conservative Club member.

LB * Sr. * 6-2 * 240 * Personal: Son of Marilyn and Thomas O’Neill … Enrolled
Roseland, N.J. (West Essex Regional) in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Career Accolades: 2019 Second Team All-Ivy. Career Stats:

DEFENSE g ua-a-total sacks-yds tfl pd ff fr int blk
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled 2017 10 14-12-26 0-0 0.5-1 4 0 0 1 0
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus 2018 10 32-25-57 2.5-17 9-32 2 0 0 0 0
COVID-19. 2019 10 37-21-58 4.0-16 12.5-36 4 0 1 3 0
TOTAL 30 83-58-141 6.5-33 22-69 11 0 1 4 0
2019: Second Team All-Ivy … Ivy League Defensive Player
of the Week on 11/4 … Stats FCS National Defensive
Player of the Week Honorable Mention on 9/30/19
… Stats FCS National Defensive Player of the Week
Honorable Mention on 11/4/19 … Started all 10 games at
linebacker … Had a team-leading three INTs … Finished
with 58 tackles, including 12.5 TFLs … Recorded four
sacks and recovered one fumble … Ranked fifth in the Ivy
League in TFLs and second in INTs … Had five tackles,
including 1.0 TFLs at Delaware (9/21) … Registered nine
tackles, including 2.0 sacks and 5.0 TFLs at Lafayette
(9/28) … Had five tackles, including 1.0 TFLs, to go
along with an INT at Columbia (10/19) … Recorded six
solo stops, 2.0 sacks, returned a fumble recovery for a
touchdown and had two INTs against Brown (11/02).

2018: Started all 10 games at linebacker … Third on the

team with 57 tackles … Second on team with 9.0 tackles
for loss … Registered 2.5 sacks … Had two pass breakups
… Had 11 total tackles, including eight solo stops, against
Bucknell (9/15) … Finished with 2.0 TFLs and a sack
against the Bison … Had four tackles, including a sack,
against Lehigh (9/22) … Was in on 10 tackles with two
for a loss at Sacred Heart (10/6) … Had two tackles and
a pass breakup against Columbia (10/13) … Had two
tackles, including one for a loss, at Brown (10/27) … Was
in on eight tackles with two for a loss at Cornell (11/2) …
Had six tackles, including five solo stops, against Harvard
(11/10) … Made 10 tackles at Princeton (11/17).

2017: Appeared in all 10 games … Made one start …

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Finished with 26 tackles and three pass breakups…
Had three solo stops at Columbia (10/14) … Had an
interception at Columbia … Made three tackles against DL * Fr. * 6-3 * 250
Yale (10/21) … Had 10 total tackles, including five solo Dana Point, Calif. (St. Margaret’s Episcopal School)
stops, at Brown (10/28) … Had three solo tackles against
Princeton (11/4) … Made four tackles and added a pass St. Margaret’s Episcopal School: Was a letter winner in
breakup at Harvard (11/11). football, basketball, baseball and track & field (shot put)
… Two-time captain of the football team … In football,
High School: Three-year letterwinner … Served as earned 2020-21 first-team all-league honors … Also an
team captain senior season … Played on 2016 Division all-league honoree in basketball.
championship team … 2016 unanimous first-team All-
Conference … 2015 unanimous first-team All-Conference Personal: Son of Aleta and Scott Ostlund … Enrolled in
… Lettered four times in track and field … Served as team the Wharton School of Business.
captain … Member of two Group 2 championship track
teams … 2016 County champion in javelin … Four-time
first-team All-Conference in javelin … Lettered twice in
basketball … Shoprite Star award recipient … Football
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9 Grant Parker
DB * Fr. * 6-0 * 190
Beltsville, Md. (Gonzaga College HS)
Gonzaga College HS: Four-time letter winner and three-
time varsity starter in football … Key member of team
that captured the championships in 2018 (9-3) and 2021
(5-0) … Two-year All- WCAC ... Two-time all-league
honoree …Four-year Academic First Honors recipient ...
French Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Velinda and Douglas Parker ... Enrolled
in the Wharton School.
33 Jake Peterson
LB * Fr. * 6-3 * 225
Spring, Texas (The John Cooper School)
The John Cooper School: Four-time letter winner in
football … Served as team captain as a senior ... Three-
time letter winner in basketball … Earned all-conference
honors in 2019 … Named one of the Top 100 High School
Players by the Houston Chronicle … Earned first-team
All-Montgomery County in 2020.
Personal: Son of Kristin and Josh Petersen … Enrolled in
the Wharton School of Business.
80 Clay Petry
WR * Fr. * 6-2 * 200
San Diego, Calif. (Helix Charter)
Helix Charter: Three-time letter winner in football
… Served as team captain for two years … Two-year
member of the varsity lacrosse team.
Personal: Son of Tracy and Greg Petry … Enrolled in the
College of Arts & Sciences.
19 Jack Plank
LB * So. * 6-3 * 220
Kensington, Md. (Georgetown Prep)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Three-year letter winner … Served as
a team captain … His team won three consecutive
Interstate Athletic Conference (IAC) championships in
2017, 2018 and 2019 … He was the 2019 IAC Defensive
Player of the Year … Three-time All-IAC honoree …
Honorable mention All-Met as a senior … Also played
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lacrosse … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Laura and Stuart Plank … Father played
football at Virginia Tech … Has one sibling, Casey …
Enrolled in the Wharton School of Business.
65 Cameron Polemeni-
Hegarty
OL * So. * 6-4 * 290
Goldens Bridge, N.Y. (Choate Rosemary Hall)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Four-year letter winner … Served as team
captain … His team won back-to-back-to-back NEPSAC
Championships in 2016, 2017 and 2018 … Twice earned
first-team All-New England honors … Also a member of
the wrestling and track & field squads.
Personal: Son of Madeleine Polemeni and Brian Hegarty
… Has four siblings: Danielle, Nicole, Matt and Christina …
Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
73 Jack Purcell
OL * Jr. * 6-5 * 270
Glen Mills, Pa. (Episcopal Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Episcopal Academy: Four-year letterwinner … Served
as team captain … Two-time All-Inter-Ac selection (2017,
2018) … Two-time All-Area selection (2017, 2018) … 2018
All-Southeastern PA selection … 2018 honorable mention
All-State … 2018 Mini Maxwell Award recipient … 2019
National Football Foundation Philadelphia Chapter
Scholar-Athlete Award recipient … Also lettered in
basketball and lacrosse … member of 2016-17 Inter-Ac
championship basketball team … Episcopal Academy
Athletic Association president … National Honor Society
member.
Personal: Son of Audrey Rostick and Steven Purcell …
Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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6 John Quinnelly
QB * Sr. * 6-4 * 200
Daphne, Ala. (Daphne)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
2018: Did not see any game action.
Daphne: Three-year letterwinner … Twice served as team
captain … 2016 Scholar-Athlete … All-County selection
… Class president … Fellowship of Christian Athletes
member … Principals Advisory Committee member …
Red Cross volunteer … Food Bank volunteer … Served a
church mission in Utah for two years after graduation.
Personal: Son of Tasha and John Quinnelly … Enrolled in
the College of Arts and Sciences.
58 Trevor Radosevich
OL * Sr. * 6-4 * 295
Englishtown, N.J. (Manalapan)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in all 10 games on the offensive line
… Part of an offensive line that was second in the Ivy
League and ranked No. 31 among all FCS teams in sacks
allowed-per-game (1.6).
2018: Did not see any game action.
Manalapan: Served as team captain … Three-time Class A
North champion (2015-17) … 2017 NJ.com first-team All-
State … 2017 USA Today second-team All-State … 2017
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MSG Varsity second-team All-State … 2017 NJ Football
Coaches Association Super 100 … 2017 NJ.com All-Group
V … 2017 Asbury Park Press first-team All-Shore … 2017
Phil Simms North-South Football Classic invitee … 2017
Gridiron Game invitee … 2017 Academic All-Shore.
Personal: Son of Teri and Brad Radosevich … Older
brother, Reilly, plays football at Princeton … Enrolled in
the College of Arts and Sciences.
2 Chris Rankins
DB * Jr. * 6-0 * 220
Sylmar, Calif. (Chaminade Prep)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Chaminade: Four-time letterwinner … Three-year captain
… Two-time Mission League champion … Two-time first-
team All-Mission League … First-team All-Area … Area
Defensive Back of the Year … African American Culture
Club member.
Personal: Son of Kiwanna and Chris Rankins … Enrolled
in the College of Arts and Sciences.
90 Grant Ristoff
DL * Jr. 6-3 * 250
Ladera Ranch, Calif. (JSerra Catholic)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
JSerra: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team captain
… 2018 first-team All-Trinity League … 2018 National
Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award recipient …
Four-time Scholar-Athlete Award recipient … National
Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Laura and Tim Ristoff … Father played
football at Miami (OH) … High school teammate of
Nick Robinson, Jake Haggard, Conor O’Brien and Riley
O’Brien … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
4 Aidan Sayin
QB * Fr. * 6-2 * 200
Carlsbad, Calif. (Carlsbad)

Carlsbad: Two-time letter winner in football … Served as
team captain as a senior … All-CIF first team in 2021 …
Two-time first-team all-league (2019, 2021).
Personal: Son of Karen Brandenburg and Dan Sayin
… Older sister, Bailey, plays soccer at the University of
Chicago … Enrolled in the Wharton School of Business.
51 Will Seiler
DL * Jr. * 6-4 * 255
Atlanta, Ga. (The Lovett School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
Lovett School: Four-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … 2018 first-team All-Region … Also lettered in
baseball while serving as team captain … Played on 2018
state champion baseball team … 2018 Student-Athlete
Award recipient at The Lovett School.
Personal: Son of June and John Seiler … Father played
basketball at Vanderbilt … Older brother, John Gray,
played football at Columbia from 2006-09 … Older sister,
Virginia, played soccer at Ole Miss (2011-13) … Enrolled in
Wharton.
79 Joey Slackman
DL * Sr. * 6-4 * 290
Commack, N.Y. (Commack)
High School: Ranked No. 12 in the country at 285 pounds by
InterMat … Ranked No. 17 in the country at 285 pounds by
FloWrestling … Ranked No. 17 in the country at 285 pounds
by TheOpenMat.com … 2018 Fargo Junior All-American in
Greco … 2017 USA Wrestling Folkstyle All-American … 2018
New York state championships runner-up … 2018 and 2019
Eastern States champion … 2018 County runner-up … Four-
year letterwinner … Served as team captain … Also lettered
in football and tennis … Captained football team … First-
team All-State football selection in 2018 … Named All-Long
Island in football in 2018 … Named All-County in football in
2018 … Named All-State in wrestling in 2018 … Named All-
Long Island in wrestling in 2018 … Finalist for 2018 LaBue
Award presented annually to the top academic football
player in Suffolk County … National Honor Society member
… National Spanish Honor Society member … Volunteer
coach with Commack’s middle school wrestling team …
Volunteer football coach.
Personal: Son of Dana and Paul Slackman … Father played
football at Ithaca College … Enrolled in the College of Arts
and Sciences.
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TE * So. * 6-5 * 225
Charlotte, N.C. (Charlotte Latin School)
Charlotte Latin School: Four-year letter winner … Served
as team captain as a senior … His team won back-to-back
state championships in 2016 and 2017 … Earned all-
conference honors as a senior … Also played basketball
and was a two-time captain … Gold Key in Scholastics
Writing … Headmasters List member … SALT (Student
Athlete Leadership Team) member.
Personal: Son of Kristin and Brett Smith … Has two
siblings, Livy and JP … Enrolled in the College of Arts and
Sciences.
4 Kendren Smith
DB * Jr. * 6-1 * 200
Charlotte, N.C. (Mallard Creek)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in nine games … Finished with 33
tackles, including 26 solo stops … Intercepted one pass
and returned it 14 yards … Had five pass breakups …
Had two solo tackles at Lafayette (9/28) … Had two
solo stops against Dartmouth (10/04) … Had six tackles
and one pass breakup versus Sacred Heart (10/12)
… Registered two solo tackles and one interception
at Columbia (10/19) … Had four solo tackles against
Brown (11/02) … Had five tackles and one pass breakup
at Harvard (11/16) … Had eight tackles and one pass
breakup versus Princeton (11/23).
Mallard Creek: Four-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … 2017 All-Conference selection … 2017
All-Area selection … Also lettered three times in track
… Member of 2016 and 2017 conference track and field
championship teams.
Personal: Son of Xiomara and Kenneth Smith … Older
sister, Kaila, ran track at Western Kentucky … Enrolled in
the College of Arts and Sciences.
Career Stats:
DEFENSE g ua-a-total sacks-yds tfl pd ff fr int blk
2019 9 26-7-33 0-0 0-0 6 0 0 1 0
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18 Walter Soefker
DB * So. * 5-10 * 195
Memphis, Tenn. (Choate Rosemary Hall)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
High School: Four-year letter winner … Served as a team
captain for three years … Earned All-New England and
all-state honors … also played varsity soccer and was a
team captain … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Jana and Shane Soefker … Has three
siblings, Mia, Paulina and Abigail … Enrolled in the
College of Arts and Sciences … Transferred to Penn from
United States Naval Academy.
71 Devin Spencer
OL * Fr. * 6-3 * 290
Corona, Calif. (Corona Centennial)
Corona Centennial: Four-year member of the varsity
football team … Two-time captain … His team won Big
VIII league championships in 2017 (10-2), 2018 (12-1) and
2019 (9-3) … He was ranked as the #10 offensive tackle
in the state of California in 2021 … Two-time all-state
honoree (2020 & 2021) … Four-time Scholar Athlete.
Personal: Son of Tonya and Garrett Spencer.
85 Bo Sprague
LE * Fr. * 6-4 * 240
Leawood, Kans. (Rockhurst)
Rockhurst: Three-year member of the varsity football
team … In 2021, he earned Academic All-State honors …
Played varsity basketball and competed for the track &
field team … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Courtney and Rob Sprague … Enrolled
in the Wharton School of Business.
64 Travis Spreen
OL * Sr. * 6-4 * 285
Sherwood, Ore. (Jesuit)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in two games on the offensive line
… Part of an offensive line that was second in the Ivy
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League and ranked No. 31 among all FCS teams in sacks
allowed-per-game (1.6).
2018: Appeared in six games, starting four at center …
Played 251 snaps on the offensive line … Allowed just
one sack … Part of an offensive line ranked No. 12 in
FCS in tackles for loss allowed-per-game (4.2) … Part of
offensive line ranked No. 20 in FCS in sacks allowed-per-
game (1.1).
Jesuit: Four-year letterwinner … Served as team captain
… 2015 undefeated state champion … Four-time league
champion (2014-17) … National Football Foundation
Oregon Chapter Class 5A/6A Lineman of the Year …
Two-time first-team All-State offensive lineman (2016,
2017) … 2017 second-team All-State defensive lineman
… Three-time first-team All-Metro League offensive
lineman … 2017 first-team All-Metro League defensive
lineman … Two-time Academic All-Metro League (2016,
2017) … Honor Roll student … 2016 Jesuit High Spanish
Award recipient … National Honor Society member …
Upstanders Anti-Bullying member … Campus Minister …
Plays three instruments (guitar, bass, drums).
Personal: Son of Patricia and Travis Spreen … Enrolled in
the College of Arts and Sciences.
14 Rory Starkey, Jr.
WR * Sr. * 6-2 * 210
Atlanta, Ga. (Hapeville Charter Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in nine games … Caught 39 passes for
643 yards and a team-high seven touchdowns … Had at
least one touchdown reception in each of the final five
games of the season … Caught one pass for 53 yards
at Lafayette (9/28) … Had three catches for 43 yards
against Dartmouth (10/04) … Had eight catches for 129
yards and a touchdown versus Sacred Heart (10/12) …
Caught five passes for 55 yards at Columbia (10/19) …
Had five catches for 93 yards and a touchdown at Yale
(10/26) … Had five catches for 76 yards and a touchdown
versus Brown (11/02) … Caught five passes for 49 yards
and touchdown against Cornell (11/09) … Caught three
passes for 96 yards and two touchdowns at Harvard
(11/16) … Had four catches for 49 yards and a touchdown
against Princeton (11/23).
2018: Did not see any game action.
Hapeville Charter: Three-year letterwinner … Served as
team captain … 2017 Georgia 2A state champion … Two-
time first-team All-Region (2016, 2017) … 2017 honorable
mention All-State … 2017 South Fulton All-Star … 2017
Wendy’s Scholar-Athlete … 2017 Eagle Eye Scholar

Athlete … 2016 first-team All-State … 2016 Offensive MVP
… National Honor Society member … Beta Club member
…
Personal: Son of Adrienne and Rory Starkey …
Grandfather, Mel Jones, played football and ran track at
Norfolk State … Cousin, Alex Brown, played football at
Florida before a 10-year career with the Chicago Bears …
Enrolled in Wharton.
Career Stats:
OFFENSE GP REC YARDS TD LONG AVG/REC
2019 9 39 643 7 70 16.5
13 Julien Stokes
RB/WR * Fr. * 5-7 * 180
Newbury Park, Calif. (Grace Brethren)
Grace Brethren: Played both varsity football and lacrosse
… His football team won Camino League championships
in 2017 and 2019 … 2019 Acorn MVP … 2019 All-CIF.
Personal: Son of Tamika and Clinton Stokes III … Enrolled
in the College of Arts & Sciences.
17 Sterling Stokes
WR * * So. * 6-4 * 215
Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O’Dowd)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Bishop O’Dowd: Three-year letter winner and starter
… Served as team captain as a senior … His team
captured the 2018 North Coast Section (NCS) Division
2 Championship … Three-time All-Bay Area by the Bay
Area News … Three-time All-Metro by the San Francisco
Chronicle … Three-time All-NCS selection … Two-Time all-
state… Four-time All-NCS Academic honoree … All-NCS
Scholar Athlete.
Personal: Son of Kimberly and Eric Stokes … Has two
siblings, Dominique and Jalen … Enrolled in the College
of Arts and Sciences.
16 Malcolm Strickland
DB * Sr. * 5-10 * 175
Atlanta, Ga. (The Westminster School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
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2019: Appeared in one game, seeing action against
Sacred Heart (10/12).
2018: Did not see any game action.
Westminster: Three-year letterwinner … Served as team
captain … 2015 league champion … 2017 first-team All-
Region … National Honor Society member … Student
Athlete Advisory Council member … Bible Study leader …
Youth basketball coach.
Personal: Son of Jamesetta and Michael Strickland …
High school teammate of Isaiah Malcome … Enrolled in
Wharton.
12 Shane Sweitzer
TE * Sr. * 6-2 * 220
Madison, Conn. (Coate Rosemary Hall)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Appeared in two games, seeing time against both
Yale (10/26) and Cornell (11/09) … had one tackle at Yale.
2018: Appeared in one game, seeing time against Lehigh
(9/22).
Choate: Three-year letter winner … Served as team
captain … Three-time undefeated NEPSAC champion
(30-0) … 2017 New England Prep School Player of the
Year … Two-time first-team All-NEPSAC …
Personal: Son of Kristina and Scott Sweitzer … Father
played football at UConn from 1984-87 and is a member
of UConn’s “All-Time Team” … Enrolled in the College
of Arts and Sciences ... Athletic experience at Penn
endowed by the Nicholas Gravanis (Uncle Nick) Football
Student-Athlete Experience Endowment.
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30 Julian Talley
DB * Fr. * 5-9 * 185
Hatfield, Pa. (St. Joseph’s Prep)
St. Joseph’s Prep: Three-time letter winner in football …
Served as team captain as a senior … Two-year member
and one-year captain of the track & field team … Football
team captured three PIAA 6A state championships
and had an overall record of 31-2 … In football, he twice
earned all-state, all-region and All-Catholic League
honors … Earned all-state and All-Catholic League
honors in track as well.
Personal: Son of Salina and LaVar Talley … Father played
football at Temple while his mother ran track at Temple
… Older brother, Myles, plays football at Sacred Heart …
Uncle, Jerel Hopkins, played football for the Quakers …
Enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.
8 CJ Tremble
DB * Fr. * 5-11 * 175
Jacksonville, Fla. (Episcopal School of Jacksonville)
Episcopal School of Jacksonville: Three-time letter
winner in both football and track & field … In 2021, he
was once named the News 4 Jax Athlete of the Week in
football … National Honor Society and National Chinese
Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Danese and Carl Tremble … Father
played football at Furman and is in the Furman Athletics
Hall of Fame as a running back … Enrolled in the College
of Arts & Sciences.
68 Declan Vargas
OL * Jr. * 6-5 * 295
McLean, Va. (DeMatha)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
DeMatha: Lettered once at DeMatha after lettering once
at Langley H.S. ... Also lettered in ice hockey at Langley
… Volunteered with Best Buddies ... Coached with the
Washington Ice Dogs ... Editor of school paper ... Dean’s
List student … Principal’s List student … Honor Roll
student.
Personal: Son of Kathleen and Mo Vargas … Uncle, Marco,
played football at Florida … Enrolled in the College of
Arts and Sciences.
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42 Travis Wang
OL * Sr. * 6-1 * 245
Zhongshan, China (The Taft School)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
2019: Did not see any game action.
2018: Did not see any game action.
Taft: Three-time letterwinner ... High Honor Roll student.
Personal: Son of Raquel and John Wang ... Father played
football at Cal ... Enrolled in Wharton.
20 Nate White
LB * So. * 6-1 * 210
Dana Point, Calif. (Mater Dei)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Mater Dei: Four-year letter winner … Served as team
captain … His team captured California Interscholastic
Federation (CIF), State and National Championships in
2017 and 2018.
Personal: Son of Nhu and Russell White … ... Son of
Laurie Crowe ... Has three siblings: Ryan, Reid and Alexa
… His sister Alexa attends Stanford ... Enrolled in the
Wharton School of Business.
88 Cameron Williams
TE * So. * 6-3 * 230
Villanova, Pa. (Radnor)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Radnor: Three-year letter winner … Two-way starter on
offense and defense as a junior and senior … As a senior,
he earned All-Main Line Honorable Mention … Radnor
Distinguished Honor Roll all eight semesters of high
school … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Alicia and Denean Williams … Has
two siblings, Gavin and Joshua … Grandfather, Jerome
Williams, was captain of the Penn track team and
competed in the U.S. Olympic Trials … Enrolled in the
Wharton School of Business.

37 Gabe Wright
DB * So. * 5-11 * 180
Stockbridge, Ga. (Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy)
2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled
on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.
Eagle’s Landing: Four-year letter winner … Served
as team captain … His team won state and region
Championships in 2018 and followed up with the 2019
state championship (13-1 record) … Earned all-county
honors … Second-team all-region as a senior … 2019 all-
state honorable mention … Two-Time Scholar Athlete in
high school … Four-Time All-State Honor Chorus.
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2018 USA Today Colorado Defensive Player of the Year
… Rivals.com Colorado Player of the Year and Defensive
Player of the Year … 2018 first-team All-State … 2018
conference Defensive Player of the Year … Three-time
All-Conference selection … 2018 National Football
Foundation Colorado Chapter Scholar-Athlete Award
recipient … Also lettered in baseball … Member of 2017
Colorado state championship baseball team … Two-time
Academic All-State … National Honor Society member.
Personal: Son of Su and Joe Zemla … Enrolled in
Wharton.

Personal: Son of Roxanne Payne and Gregg Wright …

Stepfather, Edward Halsell, was a golfer at UC Santa
Barbara … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

10 Ryan Zanelli
QB * So. * 6-2 * 195
Santa Ana, Calif. (La Habra)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled

on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.

La Habra: Three-year letter winner … Served as team

captain for two seasons … His team won back-to-back
Freeway League championships in 2018 and 2019 and
advanced to the California Interscholastic Federation
(CIF) Southern Section Division 3 semifinals his senior
year … Two-time Freeway League Offensive Player of the
Year … First-team All-CIF as a senior … Team MVP … AP
Heritage Program member all four years of high school.

Personal: Son of Janine and John Zanelli … Has two

sisters, Ashley and Kayla … Enrolled in the Wharton
School of Business.

54 Ethan Zemla
LB * Jr. * 6-3 * 230
Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Valor Christian)

2020: All 2020 Ivy League fall sports were canceled

on July 8 due to a nationwide outbreak of coronavirus
COVID-19.

2019: Did not see any game action.

Valor Christian: Four-year letterwinner … Served as team

captain … Three-time Colorado 5A state championship
team member … 2018 team went 14-0 and was ranked
No. 34 in the nation under head coach Ed McCaffrey …

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Coaches
and
Staff

2019 Penn Football Fact Book

 Head Coach Ray Priore
Head Coach Ray Priore
Fifth Season (34th at Penn)
Albany ‘85, ‘86
IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1988, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2002,
2003, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016

Family First. Championships Will Follow.

Ray Priore officially took over as the 22nd George A. Munger Head Coach
of Football at Penn on Dec. 1, 2014 and established a “family first” mantra
which enabled his teams to band together and claim championships in
each of his first two seasons.

Whether by bringing on board the inspirational Vhito DeCapria,

continuing Penn’s long-standing commitment to the Be The Match bone
marrow donor registry drive, helping launch successful pre-game Fan
Fests for the University community or bringing generations of Quakers
together for the Penn Football Family Spring Game and BBQ, Priore
has made certain that every member of the Penn Football legacy feels
connected to the program.

On the field, Priore guided the Quakers to back-to-back Ivy League championships in his first two seasons at the helm – becoming
just the second head coach in Ancient Eight history to win titles in each of his
first two seasons and the first since 1971-72. In his third season, Priore’s team THE PRIORE FILE
show tremendous resilience and grit to win its final four Ivy League games after
dropping its first three by a combined 11 points. Coaching Experience
George A. Munger Head Coach of Football
In 2017, Priore coached 14 All-Ivy players, including five first-team All-Ivy selections. — Penn, 2015-present
Justin Watson (Offensive) and Nick Miller (Defensive) were finalists for the Bushnell Associate Head Coach — Penn, 2006-2014
Cup as Ivy League Players of the Year, giving Priore five Bushnell Cup finalists over Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs
his first three seasons as a head coach. Coach
— Penn, 1999-2014
Recruiting Coordinator — Penn, 1992-2005
A 6-4 record in 2018 included a perfect 3-0 record in non-conference games and
Special Teams Coordinator — Penn, 1995-98
secured Penn’s fourth consecutive winning season -- no other Ivy program has
Defensive Ends Coach — Penn, 1991-98
been above .500 each of the last four seasons. Nine Quakers were named All-Ivy, Outside Linebackers Coach — Penn, 1988-89
while linebacker Nick Miller was a finalist for FCS Defensive Player of the Year and Assistant Linebackers Coach — Penn, 1987
freshman cornerback Mohammed Diakite was a finalist for FCS Rookie of the Year. Defensive Backs Coach — Albany, 1985-86

In April of 2018, Watson became Priore’s first player as head coach to hear his First Year at Penn 1987
name called in the NFL Draft when Tampa Bay selected him in the fifth round Alma Mater Albany, 1985
as Penn’s first NFL Draft Pick since 2002. A five-time All-American, Watson Hometown Long Beach, N.Y.
blossomed under during Priore’s tenure, setting Penn’s career records in Residence Mt. Laurel, N.J.
receptions, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns and all-purpose yards while also Family Daughter, Jenna
establishing new Ivy League records in career 100-yard games, consecutive games
with a reception, and consecutive games with a receiving touchdown Education
1986 Masters, University at Albany
1985 B.A., University at Albany
Priore coached the Quakers to their eighth back-to-back championship run with a
second consecutive 6-1 Ivy League run in 2016. The Red and Blue were a perfect
3-0 on NBC Sports Network in 2016, bringing Priore’s all-time record in Friday
night showcases on NBCSN to 4-0.

2016 saw Priore defeat a Top-25 opponent for the second consecutive season as the Quakers stunned No. 22/24 Harvard with two
touchdowns in the final 15 seconds in a 27-14 win to put Penn back in the title hunt. One week later, Penn’s 18th Ivy League crown
was secured with a 42-20 drubbing of Cornell in Ithaca.

In 2015, Priore became just the seventh head coach in Ivy League football history to win an Ivy League championship in his first year
at the helm as the Red and Blue went 6-1 in the Ivy League – earning Priore Ivy League Coach of the Year honors in the process. In
addition, Priore’s first season as head coach earned him a selection as a finalist for the STATS FCS Coach of the Year Award.

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Priore’s first career win as head coach was a signature one. He
led his team up the Main Line to No. 4 Villanova and secured
Penn’s first win over the Wildcats since 1911 -- also the program’s
first-ever road victory over a Top-5 opponent. Later in 2015,
Priore would take his team to Cambridge and knock off No. 12
Harvard, 35-25, to give Penn its first season with two road wins
over Top-25 opponents in its storied football history.
Prior to taking the helm of the Quakers, he spent 16 seasons as
Penn’s defensive coordinator and secondaries coach, and nine as
the associate head coach.

While Priore spent his first 28 years as a coach on the defensive

side of the ball, he has set up his team to excel on the offensive
side as head coach. In 2015, the Quakers were second in the Ivy
League -- and 24th nationally -- in scoring offense -- averaging
32.9 points-per-game. First-team All-Ivy quarterback Alek
Torgersen was second among all FCS signal-callers in completion
percentage (69.1%) while third-team All-American, first-team
All-Ivy wide receiver, and runner-up for Ivy League Offensive
Player of the Year Justin Watson led the Ivy League in receptions,
receiving yards, and touchdowns.

In 2009, Priore finished as runner-up for the National Coordinator of the Year award after guiding Penn’s defense to the top of the
FCS. How dominant were the Quakers?
* Penn finished the season ranked No. 1 in the nation in total defense, allowing just 217.6 yards per game.
* The Quakers were also tops in the country in scoring defense as the only team in the country that gave up less than 10 points per
game (9.6).
* The 2009 season marked the fewest points allowed by a Penn defense in a 10-game season since 1927.
* Penn gave up no more than seven points in any of the last five games, and gave up a total of just 10 points in the fourth quarter all
year.
* At home, Penn’s defense gave up just two touchdowns all season and just 17 total points in five games (3.2 per game).
* During one stretch, Penn’s defense held opponents scoreless for 183 minutes, 42 seconds. A span of more than 12 quarters without
giving up a single point.
* The Quakers, who also led the Ivy League in every major
defensive category, were second in the FCS in rushing defense
and pass efficiency defense. In all, Penn finished in the top 10 in
the nation in eight defensive categories.
* Penn was the least penalized team in all of Division I (FBS and
FCS). More disciplined than Navy, who finished second.
* Penn led the nation in red zone defense. The opposition did not
score on half of its red zone possessions. In fact, on 22 attempts,
opponents had five turnovers and just seven touchdowns.

In 2008, Priore directed a squad that ranked fourth in the nation

in total defense and scoring defense, ninth in the country in
rushing defense and 13th in pass defense. The Penn defense,
which also finished first in the Ivy League in total defense and
pass defense, had seven All-Ivy honorees, including first-teamer
and All-America defensive back Chris Wynn.

Penn’s Ivy title season in 2003 was a typical campaign for the
Red and Blue defense under Priore, as the Quakers brought home
their seventh Ivy trophy under his direction. They led the Ivy
League in scoring and rushing defense (fourth in the NCAA) for
the third-straight year and also ranked first in the Ivy League in total defense and turnover margin.

Priore’s defenses have always been among the best in the Ivy League and the nation, but perhaps the only one to rival the 2009
team’s dominance was his 2002 unit, which held Ivy opponents to 43.6 yards per game on the ground. That year, Penn’s title-
winning defense also ranked tops in I-AA in rush defense (55.8 ypg) and scoring defense (13.2 ppg) and first in the Ivy League in
total defense (275.6 ypg), scoring defense, rush defense, pass efficiency defense (98.6 rating) and fewest first downs allowed (149).

Priore resides in Mt. Laurel, N.J., with his daughter, Jenna.

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Bob Benson
Defensive Coordinator/
Associate Head Coach
Sixth Season
Vermont ‘86/Albany ‘87
@CoachBobBenson
IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2015, 2016
Bob Benson enters his sixth season with the Quakers in 2021,
serving as defensive coordinator and associate head coach.
Benson’s defenses helped Penn win Ivy League championships in
two of his first three seasons on staff in University City.. In 2016,
his unit ranked No. 18 in FCS in Scoring Defense – allowing 21.3
points per game. In Ivy League play, his defense allowed just 16.7
points per game – ranked No. 2 in the Ancient Eight.
Benson has instilled a ball-hawking mindset in his defense,
leading to Mason Williams ranking No. 2 in FCS in 2016 in
interception per game (0.6) as he finished with six interceptions
– tied for No. 3 among all FCS players. The Red and Blue
intercepted 13 passes in 2016, No. 30 in FCS. Penn scored two
defensive touchdowns in 2016 – both in a win over No. 22/24
Harvard – which were the most of any Ivy League team.
In his first season with the Red and Blue, Benson secured an Ivy
League championship as the 2015 Quakers went 6-1 in the Ivy
League. Along the way, Benson coached five All-Ivy selections —
led by Tyler Drake who put together one of the finest defensive
seasons in program history. Drake led the Ivy League in sacks,
tackles-for-loss, and forced fumbles en route to winning the Asa
S. Bushnell Cup as Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year. His
efforts earned third-team AP and STATS FCS All-American nods
and garnered a selection as a finalist for STATS FCS Defensive
Player of the Year.
• Benson started his coaching career as a graduate student at
Albany under legendary head coach Bob Ford’s tutelage in 1986-
87.
• At Georgetown, he compiled a career record of 72-64, earning
MAAC Coach of the Year honors twice. He led the Hoyas to six
straight winning seasons (1994-99), including the team’s first
eight-win campaign since 1940 and a school record nine wins in
1998 and 1999. In back-to-back seasons (1995-96), Georgetown
led the FCS in total defense. Benson won three MAAC titles and
departed with the second-most wins (72) in program history.
• Benson served as defensive coordinator at Towson in 2006 and
2007, where the Tigers finished second in the CAA for scoring
defense. He then spent six seasons (2008-13) as the associate
head coach and defensive coordinator at the Colorado School of
Mines, where he helped pilot the Orediggers to a 47-19 regular
season record, including a bid to the NCAA Division II Playoffs in
2010.
• Benson spent 2014 as the defensive coordinator at Albany,
which posted a six-win turnaround from prior to his arrival. Much
of that improvement was due to Benson’s defensive unit which
vaulted from 102nd in the FCS before he took over to 42nd.
• From 1990-92, Benson was the defensive coordinator at Johns
Hopkins University, and also served as the head coach of JHU’s
track & field team. Before his arrival at Johns Hopkins, Benson
was the defensive coordinator and secondary coach at Worcester
Polytechnic Institute from 1988-89, and also coached the lacrosse
team.
• Benson’s collegiate career began at Marietta College, where he
competed as a wide receiver on the football team before an injury
ended his playing days. Benson earned his bachelor’s degree
in History from Vermont in 1986 and went on to earn his M.E. in
History/Education from the University at Albany.
• Benson and his wife, Julianne, have a daughter, Kaylyn.
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Kevin Morris
Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks
Second Season
Williams ‘86
@PENNCOACHMORRIS
A 30-year veteran college football coach, Morris begins his
second season as Offensive Coordinator/Clarence S. Rockwell,
VMD Quarterbacks Coach at Penn in 2020.
During his first season at the helm of the offense he saw the team
rank 36th in the nation in passing offense (249.0 ypg) and he
helped the Quaker score over 24 points per game. Three players
on his offense garnered All-Ivy accolades.
Morris comes to University City following a five-year stint as
offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Monmouth
University from 2014-18. Prior to that, he served as offensive
coordinator at Yale from 2012-13 and was head coach at
Massachusetts from 2009-11.
A 1986 graduate of Williams College where he played quarterback
and was also a pitcher on the baseball team, Morris began his
coaching career at the University at Albany from 1986-87. During
the 1986 season, he was on staff alongside both Priore who
was then serving as defensive backs coach and current Penn
wide receivers coach Rick Ulrich who was a graduate assistant
coach. In 1987, Morris was joined on the Great Danes’ staff by
Bob Benson, Penn’s current Associate Head Coach and defensive
coordinator.
During his time at Monmouth, Morris coached 24 All-Big South
selections over his five seasons including Reggie White, Jr. – a
consensus All-American and NFL prospect who broke almost
every Monmouth receiving record. This past season, eight of
Monmouth’s 12 All-Big South selections were from the offensive
side of the ball, including five who earned first-team honors.
In addition, he coached back-to-back Big South Offensive
Freshman of the Year winners in running backs Pete Guerriero
(2017) and Juwon Farri (2018). This past season, Farri led the
Hawks with 1,024 yards on 139 carries with eight touchdowns on
his way to a sixth-place finish in voting for the STATS FCS Jerry
Rice Award presented to the FCS Rookie of the Year. His 7.4 yards
per carry was No. 5 among FCS running backs.
Morris helped pave the way to the NFL for multiple Hawks during
his tenure with Monmouth. Two former Hawks tight ends, Neal
Sterling (New York Jets) and Hakeem Valles (New York Giants),
are currently on an NFL roster and three more Hawks were invited
to NFL training camps.
Before his time at Monmouth, Morris coached eight players to
All-Ivy honors – including first-team All-Ivy selections Deon
Randall and Tyler Varga – at Yale in his two seasons as offensive
coordinator.
Morris spent the eight years prior to his time in New Haven with
the UMass Minutemen, with a three-year stint as head coach
preceded by five years as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks
coach. During his stint as offensive coordinator, the Minutemen
appeared in the 2006 FCS National Championship game and
won a pair of CAA championships while winning 75 percent of
their conference games. Under Morris, UMass developed a high-
powered offense that averaged nearly 30 points and 400 yards
of total offense per game over his five seasons. All-American
quarterback Liam Coen set nearly every passing record in school
history and graduated among the top 15 passing leaders in FCS
history in yards and completions. After his senior season, Coen
was first among all active passers in FCS in terms of touchdown
passes and second in passing yards, completions and attempts.
During his tenure as head coach, Morris led the Minutemen to
a number of high profile wins, including an upset of No. 4 New
Hampshire in his first season as head coach. While at the helm
at UMass, the program produced its highest NFL Draft pick in
more than 40 years as All-American offensive lineman Vladimir
Ducasse was selected in the second round by the New York Jets.

David Sims
Running Backs
1st Season
Georgia Tech ‘12
@20_DSims
David Sims enters his first season as the Quakers’ running backs
coach in 2021.
Sims comes to Philadelphia after servings as a running backs
coach at Furman University for the past four years. In his first
season with the Paladins, he was instrumental in the notable
improvement of All-SoCon performers Antonio Wilcox and
Kealand Dirks, who combined to play a key role in the Furman’s
8-5 season and FCS playoff appearance.
In 2018, Furman claimed a share of the SoCon championship —
the 14th in program history. Sims oversaw a backfield that rushed
for over 265 yards per game in 2019 as the team secured an FCS
playoff berth and AFCA Coaches No. 19 final ranking.
Prior to Furman, he worked for two years at NCAA Division II
Shorter University. With the Hawks, he served as assistant head
coach and directed the program’s fullbacks and quarterbacks
while also serving at the team’s academic coordinator.
At Shorter, he helped the Hawks finish seventh in the country in
rushing in 2015, averaging 280.4 yards per game for an offense
that featured running back B.J. McCoy, a first team all-conference
selection, USA College Football All-America honoree, and finalist
for the Harlon Hill Trophy — Division II’s Heisman equivalent.
Sims was a three-year starter as a running back at Georgia Tech
from 2011-13. During his senior season, he served as team captain
and earned honorable mention All-Atlantic Coast Conference
(ACC) honors after rushing for a team-leading 884 yards and
12 touchdowns. Sims finished his career ranked 11th on Georgia
Tech’s rushing charts with over 2,200 yards and tied for seventh
in rushing touchdowns with 23.
Hailing from South Carolina, Sims racked up an impressive resumé
as a quarterback at Calhoun High School, where he helped lead
the Saints to three region championships and earned All-State
recognition as a senior prior to playing in South Carolina’s North-
South All-Star Game. He graduated as the Calhoun record holder
in season passing touchdowns (37), career passing yards (5,800)
and career rushing yards (2,800).
Sims graduated from Georgia Tech University with a bachelor’s
degree in management in December of 2012.
Assistant Coaches
Rick Ulrich
Wide Receivers
20th Season
West Chester ‘85,
Albany ‘86
@Coach_RU
IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS
1998, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016
Rick Ulrich enters the 13th year of his second tenure at Penn
in 2017. He previously coached the Quakers from 1995-99 and
currently serves as the wide receivers coach.
From 2014-17, Ulrich helped guide Justin Watson to record-
breaking heights. A three-time STATS FCS All-American, three-
time unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection, and three-time
finalist for Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year, Watson set
Penn’s single-season record for receptions (89) and receiving
yards (1,115) in 2016 and graduated as Penn’s all-time leader in
receptions (286), receiving yards (3.777), receiving touchdowns
(33) and all-purpose yards (4,116) while twice being named a
finalist for the Walter Payton Award as FCS Offensive Player of
the Year. In April of 2018, Watson would go on to be drafted by
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the fifth round of the NFL Draft.
Ulrich’s wide receiver corps was dangerous because of its depth
in 2016. In addition to Watson’s prolific campaign. Christian
Pearson caught 40 passes (7th in the Ivy League) and his 7
touchdown passes were tied for second in the Ivy League behind
Watson’s 8.
• Prior to 2014, where he spent time with the tight ends and
guided Ryan O’Malley to second-team All-Ivy accolades, Ulrich
spent 12 seasons with Penn’s wide receivers.
• En route to the 2009 Ivy League title, Kyle Derham earned
All-Ivy status as he led the team in catches, receiving yards
and touchdown receptions. But it was the depth created at the
position that resulted in Penn’s success. Three Quakers caught
24 or more passes and seven different players had at least 10
receptions.
• Prior to rejoining the Red and Blue in the spring of 2006, Ulrich
spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator at Ursinus and
took his team’s offense from last in the league to ranking in the
top three in nearly every offensive category. He was the offensive
coordinator at Georgetown in 2001 after spending four seasons
at Penn, where he was a major part of the Quakers’ NCAA record
24-game winning streak.
• Before coaching tight ends at Army (1994) and quarterbacks/
receivers at Fordham (1993), Ulrich spent three seasons at Rocky
Mountain College in Montana where he was first an offensive
coordinator and later promoted to head coach. He was named
Frontier Conference Coach of the Year in 1991 after leading his
team to the conference championship.
• Ulrich was running backs coach at Princeton from 1987-88 and
was a graduate assistant coach at Albany in 1985-86. He received
a Bachelor of Science degree in health/physical education from
West Chester University, where he was a four-year letterwinner
and a second-team All-Pennsylvania Conference running back.
• Ulrich received his Master’s of Science degree in general
education from Albany in 1986. Ulrich lives with his daughter,
Alyson, in Fort Washington, Pa.
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Ryan Becker
Tight Ends
Second Season
Penn W’13
@CoachRyanBecker
IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS
2010, 2012
Ryan Becker W’13 is in his second season as tight ends
coach of the Quakers.
During his first autumn on staff in 2019, he saw the team
rank 36th in the nation in passing offense (249.0 ypg) and
he helped the Quaker score over 24 points per game.
A two-time Ivy League champion as a quarterback with
the Quakers, Becker was a part of the 2010 and 2012 Ivy
title teams during his four seasons with the Red and Blue.
Becker appeared in 25 career games, and threw for over
1,600 yards and 10 touchdowns after transferring from
Florida State.
Following his graduation from Wharton, Becker began
his coaching career with a stint as a graduate assistant
coach at Florida State. He spent the 2014-16 seasons
on staff with the Seminoles, beginning his tenure as a
Quality Control Coach on the offensive side of the ball
before spending two seasons as a Graduate Assistant. The
Seminoles went 33-7 during Becker’s time in Tallahassee,
advancing to the 2015 College Football Playoff and
winning the Orange Bowl in 2016.
In 2017, Becker was Assistant Director of Operations with
the Quakers. He was responsible for assisting with day-to-
day operations of the 18-time Ivy League champions as
well as recruiting and player development efforts.
Most recently, Becker served as tight ends coach at East
Tennessee State University in 2018. The Bucs were 8-4
overall and 6-2 in SoCon play last season to share the
conference title, advancing to the FCS playoffs for the
second time in program history. Tight end Evan Wick was
named second-team All-SoCon under Becker’s tutelage.
Becker is married to Kirsten (Strausbaugh) Becker C’13,
Penn’s assistant gymnastics coach, and they have a son,
Drew.
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Kyle Metzler
Offensive Line
Fourth Season
Yale ‘02
@CoachMetzler
Kyle Metzler begins his fourth year as tight ends coach with the
Penn Quakers in 2021.
In 2019, Metzler saw Gren Benoche cap his career by being a
First Team All-Ivy honoree. As a group, the offensive line that
was second in the Ivy League and ranked No. 31 among all FCS
teams in sacks allowed-per-game (1.6).
In 2018, the offensive line ranked No. 12 in FCS in tackles for
loss allowed-per-game (4.2) No. 20 in FCS in sacks allowed-
per-game (1.1).
In 2017, Metzler worked with a group led by second-team
All-Ivy selection Nicholas Bokun. The tight ends accounted
for 26 catches, 386 yards and three touchdowns last season -
increases in all three areas from the year before.
No stranger to the Ivy League, Metzler spent the past five
seasons as offensive tackles/tight ends coach at Dartmouth
College. In addition to his positional duties, Metzler served as
run game coordinator and recruiting coordinator. While on
staff in Hanover, Metzler was a part of the Big Green’s 2015
Ivy League championship – which was shared with Penn – and
coached honorable mention All-Ivy tight end Cole Marcoux in
2013.
• Metzler joined the Big Green’s coaching staff after a pair of
coaching stints at his alma mater – Yale – sandwiched around
a four-year run as offensive coordinator at the U.S. Merchant
Marine Academy.
• His second stint with the Bulldogs saw Metzler serve as tight
ends and fullbacks coach in New Haven from 2010-11. Yale
went 9-5 in the Ivy League over those two seasons, finishing
in second place each year. In 2010, Metzler coached tight end
Chris Blohm to second-team All-Ivy honors.
• Before returning to New Haven, he spent four seasons as
offensive coordinator, offensive line coach, and recruiting
coordinator for the Mariners.
• Twice an All-Ivy selection as a guard at Yale from 1998-2001,
Metzler helped Yale to an Ivy League title in 1999 and would
go on to earn honorable mention All-Ivy honors in 2000 and
second-team All-Ivy honors in 2001.
• Metzler graduated from Yale in 2002 with a degree in history.
He would go on to begin his coaching career in April of 2003,
joining his alma mater’s staff video coordinator and going on
to serve as tight ends/assistant offensive line coach during the
2004-05 seasons.

Jon Dupont
Linebackers
15th Season
St. Lawrence ‘02
Trinity ‘06
@CoachDupont
IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS
2009, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016
Jon Dupont enters his 15th season with the Quakers in 2021.
He served as the cornerbacks and assistant secondary coach
for seven years and now leads Penn’s inside linebackers.
In 2019, Dupont mentored a pair of student-athletes All-Ivy
honors. The Quakers ranked fourth in the Ivy League and
62nd in all of the FCS in tackles for loss (6.2 TFLs PG).
In 2018, Dupont worked with Miller on a second consecutive
first-team All-Ivy season and a selection as one of 25 finalists
for FCS Defensive Player of the Year.
In 2017, Dupont coached Nick Miller to a season where he
earned first-team All-Ivy honors and was a finalist for Ivy
League Defensive Player of the Year. Miller led the country
with four fumble recoveries and his 10.4 tackles-per-game
ranked No. 10 among all FCS defenders.
Dupont helped Penn to its fifth Ivy League championship
with him on staff in 2016. The Red and Blue were No. 18 in the
country in Scoring Defense in 2016, limiting opponents to 21.3
points per game. Dupont coached a pair of players -- Nick
Miller and Colton Moskal -- to second-team All-Ivy honors.
• Dupont’s defense was second in the Ivy League and No.
8 among FCS programs in turnover margin in 2015, picking
off 14 passes and recovering 11 fumbles to help Penn finish
+1.00. The Red and Blue led the Ivy League and were No. 13
nationally in sacks-per-game with 2.9.
• In his first two seasons with the linebackers, Dupont led Dan
Davis to back-to-back All-Ivy seasons. In his seven years in
charge of the defensive backfield, the Quakers had 15 All-Ivy
defensive backs. During the 2012 Ivy League championship
season, Dupont’s defensive backfield consisted of three All-
Ivy players in Sebastian Jaskowski, Dave Twamley and Dan
Wilk.
• Dupont also turned a pair of former offensive standouts into
All-Ivy defensive backs. In their first seasons under Dupont
in 2010, former running backs Bradford Blackmon and Matt
Hamscher each turned in All-Ivy performances. Blackmon,
who had spent his first three season on the offensive side of
the ball, started all 10 games as a senior cornerback, while
Hamscher led the team in sacks. Hamscher then returned in
2011 and was named second-team All-Ivy as senior.
• In 2009, Dupont’s secondary ranked tops in the Ivy League
in passing defense (seventh in the nation) for the second
straight season. In addition to leading the FCS in total defense
and scoring defense, the Quakers also ranked first in the
Ancient Eight in pass efficiency defense and turnover margin.
Dupont’s defensive backfield produced two first-team All-Ivy
recipients, and a year earlier, Chris Wynn led the league in
interceptions and was named Third-Team All-America.
• Dupont came to Penn after coaching for two seasons at
Trinity College (Conn.). Under his tutelage, Trinity had the No.
1 ranked defense in all of Division III football.
• Prior to Trinity, Dupont served two years as a defensive
assistant coach at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
• Dupont was a four-year starter at linebacker and defensive
back at St. Lawrence.
• Dupont and his wife, Heather, reside in Drexel Hill, Pa., with
their son, Bradley, and daughter, Katelyn.
Assistant Coaches
Hank Hughes
Defensive Line
Third Season
Springfield ‘79
Hank Hughes enters his third season as defensive line coach
with the Quakers in 2021. In his first season, he worked with
first-team All-Ivy selection Cooper Gardner and a defense
which ranked No. 14 in the nation in sacks per game (3.0).
In 2019, Hughes worked with First Team All-Ivy honoree Prince
Emili. Emili ranked second in the Ivy League and 25th in the
nation in tackles for loss. The Quaker defense ranked 24th
in that nation in sacks (2.70 per game) and he also saw two
players rank in the top-40 in the FCS in tackles for loss per
game.
Hughes has spent the past two seasons in the FCS after
spending the previous 22 at the FBS level. After spending 2016
as defensive tackles coach at Lafayette, Hughes was linebacker
coach and defensive run game coordinator with Davidson in
2017.
• From 1993 to 2015, Hughes coached at the FBS level. In 2015,
he was defensive line coach at Nebraska where he helped the
Cornhuskers to Top-15 FBS rankings in rushing defense and
fourth down defense.
• In 2014, Hughes served as co-defensive coordinator and
linebackers coach at Cincinnati when the Bearcats went on
a seven-game winning streak to close the season and earn a
share of the American Athletic Conference title.
• From 2001-13, Hughes was on staff at Connecticut as the
Huskies transitioned into the Big East en route to two Big
East titles and five bowl game appearances – including the
2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. While at UConn, Hughes helped the
Huskies’ defense to three Top-10 finishes in total defense.
• Before his time at UConn, Hughes was defensive line coach
at Memphis from 1998-200, helping the Tigers finish No. 1 in
rushing defense in 2000.
• Hughes’ previous college coaching experience includes stints
at Harvard, Cincinnati and James Madison University among
others, and he also spent two seasons in the professional ranks
with the Montreal Machine of the World League of American
Football.
• Hughes played linebacker at Springfield College, graduating
in 1979.
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Eric Franklin Matt Eagan
Corner Backs Director of Equipment
First Season Operations
First Season
Maryland ‘12
West Virginia’16
@CoachFranklin48

Dr. Brian Sennett

Eric Franklin comes to Philadelphia after serving as a Head Team Physician
linebackers coach at Washington & Lee for the past 26th Season
two seasons. During his first season, W&L led the Old
Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) in scoring defense Brown ‘84
(24.7 ppg) and ranked second in both rush defense
(135.8 ypg) and total defense (369.8 ypg.). Last autumn,
he oversaw a Generals defense that led the ODAC in
rush defense (93.5 ypg) rand ranked second in both
interceptions (15) and sacks (28).
In his time with Washington & Lee, Franklin coached four Jake Stern
players that earned VaSID All-State honors. Director of Football Operations
Prior to his tenure in Lexington, Franklin served as a Sixth Season
wide receivers coach at Johns Hopkins during the 2017
season. With the Blue Jays, he mentored a pair of First Michigan ‘13
Team All-Centennial Conference selections, including the
conference player of the year.

Franklin has also served as a graduate assistant coach

at Wagner from 2015-16, working with the cornerbacks
and linebackers while earning a Master of Arts in higher
Brian Fallon
education and leadership organizations. Director of Player
His coaching experience also includes a stop at Development
Archbishop Curley High School (2013-15), where he
coached the wide receivers and tight ends, along with Second Season
serving as the strength and conditioning coach and
eventually, defensive coordinator.
Temple ‘19
A 2012 graduate of the University of Maryland with a
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Franklin was a four-
year letterwinner for the Terrapins football team. He
Matt Hutchinson
appeared in 40 career games at safety and he started Video Coordinator
25 of those contests. As a junior, he led the team in solo 12th Season
tackles (64) and total tackles (106). During his final year
on campus at Maryland, he made 48 tackles, had six pass Coastal Carolina ‘07
breakups and recovered one fumble. He was an ACC
Honor Roll selection for the fall and spring terms of 2012.

Emily Dorman
Head Athletic Trainer
Fourth Season
High Point ‘05
Temple ‘07

Miguel Rivera Anthony Erz

Head Of Football Performance Head Football Trainer
First Season Fifth Season
East Stroudsburg ‘08 ‘10 Lasell College ‘11
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National Poll Champions
During the 140 years of Penn Football, there have been nearly 30 selectors of national champions using polls, historical research
and mathematical rating systems. Beginning in 1936, the Associated Press began the best-known and most widely circulated poll
of sportswriters and broadcasters. Before 1936, national champions were determined by historical research and retroactive ratings
and polls.

1894
12-0
Penn earned its first national champion-
ship after recording the first undefeated
campaign in the program’s short 18-year
history. The Red and Blue posted a
12-0 record under Head Coach George
Woodruff. Wins included Navy, Virginia,
Princeton (only the second in 30 meet-
ings) and Harvard. The Quakers aver-
aged 30.5 ppg while allowing just 1.6
ppg. Penn shut out all but three of its
opponents.
Season Results (12-0)
10.3 at Franklin & Marshall W 34-0
10.6 Swarthmore W 66-0
10.10 Crescent A.C. W 22-0
10.13 Georgetown W 46-0
10.17 Lehigh W 30-0
10.20 at Crescent A.C. W 80-10
10.26 Virginia W 14-6
10.27 at Navy W 12-0
10.31 Lafayette W 26-0
11.10 Princeton W 12-0
11.17 Cornell W 6-0
1895
14-0
Back-to-back undefeated seasons was
the call in 1895, as was a second-con-
secutive national title. Penn did itself
two better in 1895 going 14-0 under
Woodruff. Ten shutouts and wins over
Virginia, Penn State and Harvard were
the highlights as the Red and Blue aver-
aged 34.3 ppg while surrendering just 1.7
ppg.
Season Results (14-0)
10.1 Swarthmore W 40-0
10.2 Bucknell W 40-0
10.5 Franklin & Marshall W 42-0
10.9 at Crescent A.C. W 32-0
10.14 Lehigh W 54-0
10.16 Carlisle W 36-0 Head Coach of the 1908
10.19 Virginia W 54-0 national championship team,
10.23 at Duquesne A.C. W 30-0 Sol Metzger holds the
10.26 Lafayette W 30-0 championship trophy.
10.30 Brown W 12-0
11.1 Chicago A.C. W 12-4
11.9 at Penn State W 35-4
11.23 at Harvard W 17-14

1897
11.29 Harvard W 18-4 11.28 Cornell W 46-2

Poll Results Poll Results

Penn: Parke Davis
Princeton: Houlgate
Yale: Billingsley, Helms, National
Championship Foundation, Parke Davis
Penn: Billingsley, Helms, Houlgate,
National Championship Foundation,
Parke Davis
Yale: Parke Davis
15-0
A third national championship and
third undefeated season under George
Woodruff came in style as Penn recorded
a still-program record 15 victories. Wins
came against Virginia, Penn State and
Harvard as the Quakers turned in 12 shut-
outs. The Red and Blue averaged 29.5
ppg while allowing a stingy 1.3.

Season Results (15-0)

9.18 Lafayette W 46-0
9.22 at Bucknell W 17-0
9.25 Franklin & Marshall W 33-0
9.29 Washington & Jefferson W 18-4
10.2 Bucknell W 33-0
10.6 Gettysburg W 57-0
10.9 Lehigh W 58-0
10.13 Virginia W 42-0
10.16 Dartmouth W 14-0
10.20 Penn State W 24-0
10.30 at Brown W 40-0
11.6 at Carlisle W 20-10
11.13 Wesleyan W 22-0
11.20 Harvard W 15-6
11.25 Cornell W 4-0

Poll Results
Penn: Billingsley, Helms, Houlgate,
National Championship Foundation,
Parke Davis
Yale: Parke Davis
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1904 The Ivy League’s eight teams still combine for more national
12-0 championships (60) than any other conference in the country­.
In Carl Williams’ second season as head
coach, the Red and Blue go 12-0 and
secure the program’s fourth national

crown. Penn State, Virginia and Harvard
were again the victims, as Penn shut
out all but one of its opponents. The
Quakers allowed four points all season—
to Swarthmore—giving up just 0.3 ppg
for the season, while scoring 18.5 ppg.
Season Results (12-0)
9.24 Penn State W 6-0
9.28 Swarthmore W 6-4
10.1 Virginia W 24-0
10.5 Franklin & Marshall W 34-0
10.8 Lehigh W 24-0
10.12 Gettysburg W 21-0
10.15 Brown W 6-0
10.22 Columbia W 16-0
10.29 at Harvard W 11-0
11.5 Lafayette W 22-0
11.12 Carlisle W 18-0
11.24 Cornell W 34-0
Poll Results
Penn: Helms, Houlgate, National
Championship Foundation, Parke Davis
Michigan: Billingsley, National
Championship Foundation
1908
11-0-1
The Red and Blue captured the pro-
gram’s sixth national title, and second-
straight, going 11-0-1 in Sol Metzger’s only
season at the helm. Penn posted seven
shutouts and victories over West Virginia,
Villanova, Penn State and Michigan on
the road. The Quakers scored at a 17.9
ppg clip while giving up just 2.3 ppg.
Season Results (11-0-1)
9.26 West Virginia W 6-0
9.30 Ursinus W 30-0
10.3 Bucknell W 16-0
10.7 Villanova W 11-0
10.10 Penn State W 6-0
10.14 Gettysburg W 23-4
10.17 Brown W 12-0
10.24 Carlisle T 6-6
10.31 at Carnegie Tech W 25-10
11.7 Lafayette W 34-4
11.14 at Michigan W 29-0
11.26 Cornell W 17-4
1924
9-1-1
Louis Young’s Quakers ended a 15-year
title drought after recording a 9-1-1
record. Penn State, Virginia, Cornell and
Georgetown were among the Quakers’
victims, who averaged 18.5 ppg while sur-
rendering just 2.8.
Season Results (9-1-1)
9.27 Ursinus W 34-0
10.1 Drexel W 52-0
10.4 Franklin & Marshall W 26-0
10.11 Swarthmore W 25-7
10.18 Columbia W 10-7
10.25 Virginia W 27-0
11.1 Lafayette W 6-3
11.8 Georgetown W 3-0
11.15 Penn State W 0-0
11.27 Cornell W 20-0
12.25 California L 14-0
Poll Results
Penn: Parke Davis
Notre Dame: Billingsley, Boand,
Dickinson Football Research, Helms,

1907
Poll Results
Penn: Billingsley, Helms, Houlgate, Houlgate, National Championship
National Championship Foundation, Foundation, Poalng
Parke Davis
11-1 LSU: National Championship Foundation
Penn’s fifth national title came after an
11-1 campaign and was the Quakers’ sec-
ond under Head Coach Carl Williams.
Wins came against Michigan on the road,
Penn State, Cornell, Villanova and North
Carolina. The Red and Blue averaged
21.8 ppg while allowing just 3.3.

Season Results (11-1)

9.28 North Carolina W 37-0
10.2 Villanova W 16-0
10.5 Bucknell W 29-2
10.9 Franklin & Marshall W 57-0
10.12 Swarthmore W 16-8
10.16 Gettysburg W 23-0
10.19 Brown W 11-0
10.26 Carlisle L 26-6
11.2 Lafayette W 15-0
11.9 Penn State W 28-0
11.16 at Michigan W 6-0
11.28 Cornell W 12-4

Poll Results
Penn: Billingsley
Yale: Helms, Houlgate, National
Championship Foundation, Parke Davis

Penn plays to another victory at Franklin Field in 1924, the season in which it
claimed the program’s seventh national championship—ending a 15-year national title
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1959 Ivy League Champions

7-1-1, 6-1 Ivy

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!

The 2009 season marked the 50th anniversary of Penn’s first ever Ancient Eight crown. The Red and Blue celebrated the
Golden Anniversary by raising the program’s 14th Ivy title on the very same field where the 1959 team raised the first. In
1959—the fourth year of the Ivy League’s existence—four Quakers were named first-team All-Ivy as the Red and Blue’s
seven wins were the most since going 7-0-1 in 1947. Fred Doelling led Penn in scoring, interceptions, rushing and total
offense.

9.26 Lafayette W 26-0

10.3 Dartmouth W 13-0
10.10 at Princeton W 18-0
10.17 Brown W 36-9
10.24 Navy T 22-22
10.31 Harvard L 0-12
11.7 Yale W 28-12
11.14 at Columbia W 24-6
11.26 Cornell W 28-13
“I feel so lucky to have been associated
with a wonderful school, members of a
great team, and the togetherness that
has been shown over the years. What a
team!”- Fred Doelling (1957-59) Berlinger puts Penn up 14-13
after trailing Cornell 13-0 at
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1982 Ivy League Champions

7-3, 5-2 Ivy

9.18 at Dartmouth W 21-0

9.25 Lehigh W 20-17
10.2 Columbia W 51-31
10.9 at Brown W 24-21
“I knew we were going to kick that field goal.
10.16 at Lafayette L 20-35
But when we missed that first field-goal
10.23 Yale W 27-14 attempt (inset), my heart sank down to my
10.30 at Princeton L 14-17 toes. We had lost the game. Then I saw the
11.6 Colgate W 21-13 flag. (It was) an incredible feeling to see the
flag and know we had another chance.” -
11.13 Harvard W 23-21
Head Coach Jerry Berndt
11.20 at Cornell L 0-23

1983 Ivy League Champions

6-3-1, 5-1-1 Ivy

Head Coach
Jerry Berndt

9.17 Cornell W 28-7

9.24 at Delaware L 7-40
9.30 Columbia W 35-10
10.8 Brown T 24-24
10.15 Lafayette W 28-20
10.22 at Yale W 17-0
10.29 Princeton W 28-27 “(Head Coach Jerry Berndt) turned this program around in more than wins
11.5 Colgate L 20-34 and losses. It’s the attitude he really turned around. We’re winners now. We
11.12 at Harvard L 0-28 think like winners. That’s something that didn’t happen a couple of years
ago.” - John McGeehan (1983-84)
11.19 Dartmouth W 38-14

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1984 Ivy League Champions

8-1, 7-0 Ivy

9.22 at Dartmouth W 55-24

9.29 Davidson W 19-14
10.6 Columbia W 35-7
10.13 at Brown W 41-14
10.20 at Army L 13-48
10.27 Yale W 34-21
11.3 at Princeton W 27-17
11.10 Harvard W 38-7
11.17 at Cornell W 24-0
“Coach Dan Staffieri said it best - ‘We Will Share No More in ‘84!’ In 1982, we
shared the Ivy title with Dartmouth and Harvard. In 1983, we shared with Harvard.
So, it was only fitting that we would play Harvard for the outright championship
in 1984. We had 38,000 fans at Franklin Field and won 38-7. It was the perfect
ending to our four-year commitment to turn the program around and in many
ways re-established a standard of football excellence that continues today.” - Tim
Chambers (1982-84)

1985 Ivy League Champions

7-2-1, 6-1 Ivy

9.21 at Cornell W 10-6

9.28 Army L 3-41
10.5 at Columbia W 46-14
10.12 Brown W 17-14
10.19 at Davidson W 15-0
10.26 at Yale W 23-0
11.2 Princeton W 31-21
11.9 at Colgate T 27-27 “I’m leaving. But it’s going to take a great team to take the title away from
11.16 at Harvard L 6-17 this team next season — any season, as far as I can see.” - Captain Tom
11.23 Dartmouth W 19-14 Gilmore (1983-85)

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1986 Ivy League Champions

10-0, 7-0 Ivy

9.20 at Dartmouth W 21-7

9.27 Bucknell W 10-7
10.4 Columbia W 42-7
10.11 at Brown W 34-0
10.18 at Navy W 30-26
10.25 Yale W 24-6
11.1 at Princeton W 23-10
11.8 Lafayette W 42-14 “It’s going to take some time for all this to sink in. We’ve
been building to 10-0 all year, but Coach Zubrow had told
11.15 Harvard W 17-10 us to take things one day at a time. This team was destined
11.22 at Cornell W 31-21 to go 10-0.” - A.J. Sebastianelli (1984-86) Head Coach Ed Zubrow

1988 Ivy League Champions

9-1, 6-1 Ivy

9.17 at Dartmouth W 33-27

9.24 Bucknell W 38-35
10.1 Columbia W 24-10
10.8 at Brown W 10-0
10.15 Colgate W 33-22
10.22 Yale W 10-3
10.29 at Princeton W 31-23 “We were concerned throughout the week that we would get caught up in
11.5 at Lafayette W 31-17 what this week meant (leading up to Harvard), and not do what we had to
do. We had to concentrate on our business. We felt at halftime that we had
11.12 Harvard W 52-13
the game in our control. And our team showed its maturity in the second
11.19 at Cornell L 6-19 half.” - Head Coach Ed Zubrow

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1993 Ivy League Champions

10-0, 7-0 Ivy

9.18 Dartmouth W 10-6

9.25 at Bucknell W 42-12
10.2 Fordham W 34-30
10.9 at Colgate W 30-12
10.16 at Columbia W 36-7
10.23 Brown W 34-9
10.30 at Yale W 48-7 “We’ve been through a lot; I guess we wanted to go through
everything (referring to Cornell’s 14-0 halftime lead in the final game
11.6 #16 Princeton W 30-14
of the season). We always have a guy every game who steps up.
11.13 at Harvard W 27-20 That’s why this team is so good. This team just does not panic.” -
11.20 Cornell W 17-14 Jimmy McGeehan (1991-93)

1994 Ivy League Champions

9-0, 7-0 Ivy

9.17 Lafayette W 27-7

9.24 at Dartmouth W 13-11
10.8 Holy Cross W 59-8
10.15 Columbia W 12-3
10.22 at Brown W 24-0
10.29 Yale W 14-6
11.5 at Princeton W 33-19
11.12 Harvard W 33-0
11.19 at Cornell W 18-14
“We made a very dramatic statement. I’m not sure our
players realize some of the historical things that have
happened. I can’t say enough about how hard it is to
have one unbeaten season. It’s something few teams
ever do. So (a second straight undefeated season) is just
remarkable. We know that sooner or later, it’s going to
end. That’s inevitable. But right now, it’s going to be later.
And no one can take them out of the history books.” - 1994 Team
Head Coach Al Bagnoli Captains

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1998 Ivy League Champions

8-2, 6-1 Ivy

9.19 at Dartmouth W 17-14

9.26 Richmond L 18-34
10.3 Bucknell W 20-10
10.10 at Fordham W 34-31
10.17 Columbia W 20-0
10.24 at Brown L 51-58
“Just to be able to play for a championship, knowing every game count-
10.31 Yale W 34-21 ed, made it something to remember. I don’t know if it’s really set in yet.
11.7 at Princeton W 27-14 When you get caught up in the moment, it’s hard to come back down. I
know I went through a lot of emotions, as far as it being my last game.
11.14 Harvard W 41-10
It’s a hard feeling to describe. But it’ll stay with me the rest of my life.” -
11.21 at Cornell W 35-21 Captain Joe Piela (1995-98)

2000 Ivy League Champions

7-3, 6-1 Ivy

9.16 at #21 Lehigh L 10-17

9.23 Lafayette W 45-28
9.30 Dartmouth W 48-14
10.7 at Holy Cross L 17-34
10.14 Columbia W 43-25
10.21 at Yale L 24-27 “We’re extremely proud of the way our kids have persevered this year with
10.28 Brown W 41-38 some of the comebacks and composure they’ve shown. I told them all week,
‘If you want to be crowned champions, you have to play your best game
11.4 at Princeton W 40-24 in critical situations. In this case, we had to do it on the road. I thought we
11.11 Harvard W 36-35 played the best game that we played all year. We picked a pretty good time
to do it.” - Head Coach Al Bagnoli
11.18 at Cornell W 45-15

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2002 Ivy League Champions

9-1, 7-0 Ivy

9.21 at Lafayette W 52-21

9.28 #4 Lehigh W 24-21
10.5 Dartmouth W 49-14
10.10 at #6 Villanova L 3-17
10.19 Columbia W 44-10
10.26 at Yale W 41-20
11.2 Brown W 31-7 “It’s not us, it’s Penn Football in general. It’s
11.9 at Princeton W 44-13 something that transcends the seniors. I’m sure
11.16 Harvard W 44-9 teams will come in here that are better than us. But
guys will look back on us and aspire to reach what Fred Plaza
11.23 at Cornell W 31-0
we did.” - Captain Travis Belden (1999-2002)

2003 Ivy League Champions

10-0, 7-0 Ivy

9.20 Duquesne W 51-10

9.27 at #19 Lehigh W 31-24
10.4 at Dartmouth W 33-20
10.11 Bucknell W 14-13
10.18 at Columbia W 31-7
10.25 Yale W (OT) 34-31
11.1 at Brown W 24-21
“If you think about this team historically, it’s one of the most
11.8 Princeton W 37-7
successful four-year runs of any team in the Ivy League. We were
11.15 at Harvard W 32-24 really only one touchdown away from four championships.” - Head
11.22 Cornell W 59-7 Coach Al Bagnoli

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2009 Ivy League Champions

8-2, 7-0 Ivy

9.19 #2 Villanova L 3-14

9.26 at Lafayette L (OT) 17-20
10.3 at Dartmouth W 30-24
10.10 Bucknell W 21-3
10.17 at Columbia W 27-13
10.24 Yale W 9-0
10.31 at Brown W (OT) 14-7
11.7 Princeton W 42-7
11.14 at Harvard W 17-7
11.21 Cornell W 34-0
“I’ve thought about (lifting the Ivy trophy)
for a pretty long time and it was the best
feeling in my life so far. Holding it up there,
having all my teammates touch it, and
realizing that dream that we’ve been thinking
about for a long time, it’s a fantastic feeling.”
- Captain Kyle Derham (2006-09)

2010 Ivy League Champions

9-1, 7-0 Ivy

9.18 Lafayette W 19-14

9.25 at #1 Villanova L 14-22
10.2 Dartmouth W (OT) 35-28
10.9 at Bucknell W 31-10
10.16 Columbia W 27-13
10.23 at Yale W 27-20
10.30 Brown W 24-7
11.6 at Princeton W 52-10
11.13 Harvard W 34-14
11.20 at Cornell W 31-7
“It’s honestly unbelievable for us. A lot of
us—and certainly the senior class—lost one
of our brothers, and it took a lot for us to
keep working and keep going at it. Just to
work hard at something, achieve it and do
it the way you wanted to do it, it’s unreal.
I think all of us are in the happiest state
we’ve been in. The feeling that we all have
right now is something that we’ll probably
never have again for the rest of our lives.” -
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2012 Ivy League Champions

6-4, 6-1 Ivy

9.15 at Lafayette L 21-28

9.22 Villanova L 8-24
9.29 at Dartmouth W 28-21
10.6 William & Mary L 28-34
10.13 Columbia W 24-20
10.20 at Yale L 13-27
10.27 Brown W 20-17
11.3 at Princeton W 28-21
11.10 #16 Harvard W 30-21
11.17 at Cornell W 35-28
“After that Yale game, I think you saw a huge turn in our team in terms
of energy, in terms of aggressiveness. That’s what makes this one that
much sweeter. Our team could have splintered. It wasn’t easy. It wasn’t
perfect. We were hard on each other. But we all stayed together. We
came closer and got stronger. There weren’t too many easy wins, but
we were grinding it and fighting it out, and so, 30 years from now, we
will all remember this season as a testament to as long as you believe,
anything is possible.”
- Captain Brandon Copeland (2009-12)

2015 Ivy League Champions

7-3, 6-1 Ivy

9.9 at Lehigh L 21-42

9.24 at #4 Villanova W 24-13
10.3 Dartmouth L 20-41
10.10 #12 Fordham L 45-48
10.17 at Columbia W 42-7
10.23 Yale W 34-20
10.31 at Brown W 48-28
“It’s the most gritty team I’ve been around in my tenure here. I’m so
11.7 Princeton W 26-23 (OT)
I
proud of them, of what they’ve accomplished. It’s hard to win. It’s hard
11.14 at #12 Harvard W 35-25 to go out there week in and week out, and for six straight weeks, it’s
been backs to the wall, must-win.” - Head Coach Ray Priore
11.21 Cornell W 34-21

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18-Time Ivy League Champions

2016 Ivy League Champions

7-3, 6-1 Ivy

9.17 Lehigh L 28-49

9.24 at Fordham L 17-31
9.30 at Dartmouth W 37-24
10.8 Central Conn. St. W 28-16
10.15 Columbia W 35-10
10.21 at Yale W 42-7
10.29 Brown W 21-14
“Last year, we sort of snuck up on people. This time around, we had

11.5 at Princeton L 0-28
11.11 #22 Harvard W 27-14
11.19 at Cornell W 42-20
I
a target on our back all year and I am proud of the team for handling
that -- especially refocusing over the final two games and refusing to
relinquish our grasp of the title.” ­— Head Coach Ray Priore

2016 Penn Quakers

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History
and
Records

In 1996, the Penn Athletics Hall
of Fame was established to
preserve Penn’s rich athletic
history and tradition by
honoring those people who
helped create it. Ten heralded
classes have been inducted
since its establishment in 1996,
and 39 distinguished members
have played or coached Penn
football.
The University of
Pennsylvania football program
has a long and distinguished
line of alumni who have been
enshrined in Halls of Fame.
Forty-four men are members
of at least one of three Halls
of Fame; ten are members of
two Halls; and one man, Chuck
Bednarik, is a member of all
three.
A further 18 Penn players,
along with five coaches,
belong to the National
Football Foundation College
Football Hall of Fame, located
in South Bend, Ind.
In addition, two men —
Bednarik and Bert Bell — are
members of both the Penn
Athletics Hall of Fame and
the Pro Football Hall of Fame
in Canton, Ohio. Bednarik
is regarded as one of pro
football’s all-time greats, while
Bell holds the distinction of
being the first man inducted
into the Pro Football Hall of
Fame.
2 NFL Hall of Famers
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39
Penn Football in the Hall of Fame
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Induction
Chuck Bednarik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1967
De Benneville “Bert” Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1963
College Football Hall of Fame
Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Induction
“Reds” Bagnell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.9.1977
Chuck Bednarik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.28.1969
George Brooke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.28.1969
Charles Gelbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.17.1960
T. Truxtun Hare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.3.1951
Harvey Harman (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1981
John Heisman (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.10.1954
William Hollenback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.3.1951
Edward McGinley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.7.1979
E. LeRoy Mercer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.21.1955
John Minds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.17.1962
“Skip” Minisi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.13.1985
George Munger (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.11.1976
Bob Odell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.8.1992
Winchester Osgood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.15.1970
John Outland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.11.2001
George Savitsky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.30.1991
Hunter Scarlett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.15.1970
Andy Smith (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.3.1951
Vincent Stevenson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.15.1968
Robert Torrey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.10.1971
Charles Wharton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.20.1963
George Woodruff (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.20.1963
(C) - indicates coach
College Football
Hall of Famers
Penn Athletics
Hall of Famers The first man inducted into the
Pro Football Hall of Fame,
De Benneville “Bert” Bell, played
four seasons (1915-19) in the Red
and Blue.
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
Penn Athletics Hall of Fame
Player . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Induction Date
Francis “Reds” Bagnell . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
Chuck Bednarik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
De Benneville “Bert” Bell . . . . . . . . 11.11.2000
Edward Bell, Sr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.16.1998
Bernard E. “Barney” Berlinger, Jr. . 4.13.1996
Jerry Berndt (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.3.2014
Eliot W. Berry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.11.2000
J. Howard Berry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.16.1998
Donald A. Clune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
Timothy D. Chambers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.5.2012
Richard “Cosmo” Comizio . . . . . . . 5.10.2003
Fred Doelling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.10.2003
Robert A. Evans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.5.2005
J. Christopher Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.16.1998
Thomas J. Gilmore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.6.2017
Patrick J. Goodwillie . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.6.2017
T. Truxtun Hare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.16.1998
William M. “Bill” Hollenback . . . . . . 4.13.1996
Bryan J. Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.10.2008
Bernie Lemonick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
Miles T. Macik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.4.2019
Jack McCloskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.11.2000
Josiah C. McCracken . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.11.2000
Edward F. McGinley . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
LeRoy Mercer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.16.1998
Anthony “Skip” Minisi . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
George Munger (C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
Franny Murray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.16.1998
Bob Odell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
John H. Outland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.6.2016
David Pottruck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.11.2000
Francis X. Reagan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.13.1996
George Savitsky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.16.1998
John “Bull” Schweder . . . . . . . . . . . 5.10.2003
Paul Scull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.10.2003
Jack Shanafelt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.3.2014
Joseph Valerio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.5.2005
John M. Welsh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.10.2008
Morton H. Wilner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.10.2008
The Bednarik Award, named after
former Quaker Chuck Bednarik,
is given to the top collegiate
defensive player each year.
Bednarik played for Penn from
1945-48.
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Francis “Reds”
Bagnell
Penn (1996),
College (1977)
Bagnell was an All-
America tailback who
still appears in the
record book. In 1950, he had one
of the greatest individual games
in Penn history against Dartmouth
when he accounted for 490 yards
of total offense (a record which
still stands).
That year, he finished third in
the Heisman Trophy voting. A
West Philadelphia native, he won
nine varsity letters in college,
three each for football, basketball
and baseball.
Bagnell later became an
associate trustee at Penn. He also
served as chairman of the Maxwell
Football Club, and served a term
as president of the National
Football Foundation College Hall
of Fame, an organization into
which he was inducted in 1977.
Chuck Bednarik
Penn (1996)
College (1969)
NFL (1967)
The last of football’s
iron men, Chuck
Bednarik was a center
and linebacker who played his
entire career in Philadelphia for
Penn and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bednarik entered Penn at the
age of 20 after having flown 30
combat missions over Germany
in World War II. An All-America,
Bednarik received the Maxwell
Award, given to the player whom
the Maxwell Club of Philadelphia
considers the outstanding
collegiate player in the nation. He
was the first offensive lineman to
receive the award.
He played for the Eagles, still on
both sides of the ball, and was an
eight-time all-pro selection.
Bednarik is a member of the
Penn, College, and Pro Halls of
Fame.
DeBenneville
“Bert” Bell
Penn (2000),
NFL (1963)
Bell was one of the
most influential men in
professional football
history. Penn’s quarterback from
1915-19, Bell led the Quakers to the
1917 Rose Bowl. After graduation,
Bell got into coaching, including
stints at Penn and Temple, but
eventually bought the Frankford
Yellowjackets of the NFL. Bell
moved the team to Franklin
Field and renamed them the
Philadelphia Eagles.
Bell’s impact as an owner,
and later NFL commissioner,
was immense. He conceived the
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and televised night games;
he raised salaries, increased
attendance by 100 percent, and
banned gambling.
In 1963, Bell was the first man
inducted into the Pro Football Hall
of Fame.
Edward
“Eddie” Bell, Sr.
Penn (1998)
One of the greatest
defensive ends in
Penn history, Bell was
an All-America in 1951
and 1952. Along with fellow Hall of
Famer Bob Evans, Bell was one of
the first two African-Americans to
play football at Penn.
Bell later played in the NFL with
the Eagles and Jets. A talented
multi-sport athlete, Bell also
helped his team win the sprint
medley Championship of America
at the 1951 Penn Relays.
Bernard
“Barney” Berlinger,
Jr.
Penn (1996)
A football and track
athlete, Berlinger
captained the 1959
Penn team which captured the
program’s first Ivy League title.
In 1958 he was the first Quaker
to be selected first-team All-Ivy,
repeating the feat in 1959 while
leading the team in receiving both
years. He also received Penn’s
Class of 1915 award.
His father, Bernard Sr., is also in
the Penn Hall of Fame as a track
athlete.
Jerry Berndt
Penn (2014)
In five seasons,
Berndt went 29-18-2
(28-9-2 his last four
seasons). Following
a 1-9 season in 1981,
he led the Quakers to their first
Ivy League championship since
1959 in 1982. Berndt followed
that up with titles in 1983, 1984
and 1985, the only four-year run
of championships in Ivy League
history. In that span, Berndt
guided Penn to its first unbeaten
Ivy campaign (7-0 in 1984). Two
of his players earned the Bushnell
Cup as Ivy League MVP, and his
teams produced 20 first-team
All-Ivy and 21 second-team All-Ivy
selections.
Eliot Berry
Penn (2000)
Berry was a rare
three-sport athlete in
the 1960’s, excelling
at football, squash
and tennis. As Penn’s
kicker, he booted 27 career field
goals and 141 total points. An All-
Ivy selection in both football and
squash, Berry went on to try out
with the Pittsburgh Steelers and
eventually signed with the Atlanta
Falcons under coach Norm Van
Brocklin.
Berry never played a pro
football game, but continued to
excel at squash, playing on the
U.S. National Team and enjoying
a successful professional career
abroad.
J. Howard Berry
Penn (1998)
One of the early
three-sport stars at
Penn, Berry excelled
in football, baseball
and track at Penn
from 1915 to 1917.
Berry played halfback, punter
and placekicker for the Quakers
and was outstanding at each.
After graduation, Berry played
professional football with the
Pottsville Maroons but was
better known for his professional
baseball career with the New York
Giants, winning the World Series
in 1921 and 1922.
George Brooke
College (1969)
George Brooke
played seven years
of college football,
first as a fullback at
Swarthmore in 1889-
92 and then at the same position
at Penn from 1893-95.
A two-time All-America
selection, Brooke was a member
of teams that won 38 of 41 games
and two national championships.
Besides being a powerful runner,
Brooke was also the Quakers’
kicker. He developed in his
punting a long, low spiral that was
hard for the receiver to return and
easy for the ends to cover.
Tim Chambers
Penn (2012)
Chambers was the
first Penn player to
earn Ivy League Player
of the Year—the only
defensive back in
league history so honored—and
was a three-time All-Ivy performer
on three championship teams.
He made seven interceptions in
his first year of varsity football to
earn Division I-AA Rookie of the
Year honors and ended his career
with 14 picks, which tied him with
legendary Chuck Bednarik as
program’s all-time leader in that
category. He was also named to
Penn Football’s All-Century Team.
Donald Clune
Penn (1996)
Clune smashed
virtually every
receiving record in
the books during his
career from 1971-73.
Still Penn’s third-leading all-time
receiver, Clune today holds the
record for most yards in a game
(284 vs. Harvard in 1971).
Clune holds four of the
top 10 single-game receiving
performances in Penn history.
He actually had his best season
as a sophomore, catching 40
passes for 891 yards and five
touchdowns.
Upon graduation, Clune won
the Class of 1915 award. In 1980,
he was named to the Ivy League’s
Silver Anniversary team.
Richard
“Cosmo” Comizio
Penn (2003)
Comizio enjoyed a
career packed with
virtually every award
conceivable as a
running back from 1984-86.
As a sophomore, Comizio ran
for 596 yards, earning Ivy League
Rookie of the Year honors; by
the time he was a senior, he had
racked up Penn’s first-ever 1,000-
yard season and was named
the Ivy League MVP. He won an
Ivy League title in every season
he played, and after graduation
earned the Class of 1915 award.
Fred Doelling
Penn (2003)
Doelling was a
standout running
back and punter who
led Penn to its first
Ivy League title in
1959. A versatile player, Doelling
led Penn in rushing for three
straight seasons, was an excellent
defensive back, and at the time of
his graduation held the program
record with 33 punts for an
average of 34.7 yards per punt.
Doelling went on to sign with the
Dallas Cowboys and was the last
Penn player to play in the Chicago
Tribune’s annual all-star game
pitting college seniors against the
NFL champions.
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Robert Evans
Penn (2005)
Robert “Bob” Evans, C’53, was a
three-year letterwinner in football
who served as that team’s first
African-American captain.
In an era when Penn competed
against high-powered programs, Evans caught
the sporting world’s attention when he was
named captain of the Quakers in 1952.
Evans also was a member of the Scholastic
All-America team in 1948. At Penn, his
standout performances earned him high praise
from opponents, and he was named to Notre
Dame’s All-Opponent team.
Chris Flynn
Penn (1998)
Chris Flynn was possibly the most
versatile and skilled athlete at
Penn in the 1980s, earning All-
Ivy honors and setting school
records in both football and
lacrosse, while leading his teams to five league
championships.
Flynn made the All-Ivy League second team
his sophomore and senior seasons, with first-
team accolades coming his junior season. In
his three years on the gridiron, the Quakers
won two championships. In Flynn’s senior year
versus Dartmouth, he tied a Penn record with
five touchdowns in one game. Flynn’s average
of 5.7 yards per carry over his career is still
tops at Penn.
Charles Gelbert
College (1960)
Charlie Gelbert was a four-
year starter for Penn. Walter
Camp named him All-America
end in 1894, 1895, 1896. Gelbert
was recognized for his sharp
blocking and tackling. In his last three seasons
Pennsylvania went 12-0, 14-0, 14-1 and had
a 34-game winning streak. In Gelbert’s four
varsity seasons Penn outscored its opponents
1,594 to 130. Jack Kofoed, writing in the
Philadelphia Record in 1912, named Gelbert to
his all-time All-America team.
Thomas Gilmore
Penn (2017)
1985 Ivy League Player of the Year,
just the third defensive player in
history to win the award. Started
on three Ivy League championship
teams and graduated with an 18-
2-1 record against Ancient Eight competition.
Two-time first-team All-Ivy, second-team
All-Ivy as a sophomore. Co-captain of the 1985
squad, earned George Munger Award (MVP)
and Chuck Bednarik Award (top lineman).
Graduated as the program’s all-time leader in
sacks and TFLs. 1985-86 recipient of the Class
of 1915 Award.
Patrick Goodwillie
Penn (2017)
1994 Ivy League Player of the Year,
fourth player in league history
to win the award as a defensive
player. First-team All-America.
Played on two unbeaten Ivy
League championship teams—the first such
back-to-back campaigns in Ancient Eight
history—and won the last 21 games of collegiate
career. Two-time first-team All-Ivy, second-
team All-Ivy as a sophomore when he also
was Ivy League Rookie of the Year. Second
on Penn’s tackles list (345), he had 127 as a
sophomore which remains seventh on the
single-season chart.
T. Truxtun Hare
Penn (1998)
College (1951)
Hare is one of a just a few men
to be a four-time All-American.
Selected as an inaugural member of
the College Football Hall of Fame in
1951, he has been named to numerous All-Time
All-America teams.Hare played every minute
of every game at Penn, going 15-0 in 1897 and
47-5-2 in his career. Hare was also on the 1900
Olympic track team at Paris, placing second in
the hammer throw and first in the tug of war.
Harvey Harman
College (1981)
Harman was president of the
American Football Coaches
Association and winner of the
Amos Alonzo Stagg Award for
outstanding service to the sport.
He took his first coaching assignment at
Haverford and later coached at Sewanee, Penn
and Rutgers.
Harman went on to become the Executive
Director of the National Football Foundation
and Hall of Fame. In that capacity, Harman
became known as the goodwill ambassador for
football.
John Heisman
College (1954)
John Heisman, for whom the
coveted Heisman Trophy is named,
was a master innovator of football.
He originated the hidden-ball
play, was the first to place his
quarterback at safety on defense, invented the
center snap, dreamed up the concept of the
scoreboard, introduced the “hike” vocal signal
for initiating a play, led the fight to reduce the
game from halves to quarters, and was in the
forefront of the move to legalize the pass in
1906.
Heisman played every line position while
at Brown and Penn. He coached at Oberlin,
Akron, Auburn, Clemson and Georgia Tech
before coaching at Penn from 1920 to 1922,
then coached at Washington & Jefferson and
finally Rice. His overall career record stood at
185-70-17 when he retired in 1927.
Bill Hollenback
Penn (1996),
College (1951)
A hard-nosed running back,
Hollenback played on national
championship teams in 1904 and
1908, serving as captain in 1908.
He started every game in 1906, 1907 and 1908,
and was an All-America in 1906 and 1908.
He went on to coach at Penn State, Missouri,
Syracuse and Pennsylvania Military, and was
also an official.
Hollenback was famous for his toughness.
He once played an entire game despite having
a leg fracture, dislocations of both shoulders,
shin splints and hip bruises.
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Bryan Keys
Penn (2008)
A two-time All-American,
including first-team honors his
senior year. Set the school’s
single-season rushing record as
a junior with 1,165 yards, then
broke his own mark a year later with 1,302
yards. Obliterated the single-game standard
for yards with 249 against Brown. Set six
other records during his career. Finished his
senior season fourth nationally in all-purpose
yards per game, seventh in rushing yards per
game, and seventh in points per game. When
he graduated, was second among Ivy players
in career yardage. Had 15 100-yard games.
Helped Penn win a share of the 1988 Ivy title.
Bernie Lemonick
Penn (1996)
During his brilliant career for
the Quakers Bernie Lemonick
was regarded as one of the top
linemen in the nation. Honored
as an All-America after the 1950
season, he played in the East-West Shrine
game, the Hula Bowl and on the NFL’s College
All-Star team against the Cleveland Browns.
Lemonick returned to Penn and helped coach
the team to its first Ivy League championship
in 1959.
Miles Macik
Penn (2019)
A two-time first-team All-
American, Miles Macik caught 200
passes for 2,365 yards and 26 TDs
during his three varsity seasons.
A part of two undefeated Ivy
championship teams, Macik won the Class of
1915 Award in 1996 as Penn’s Outstanding Male
Senior Student-Athlete
Jack McCloskey
Penn (2000)
A varsity letterwinner in
football, basketball and baseball,
McCloskey was a true all-around
athlete. He was an All-America
in football, was offered to play
professional baseball for the Philadelphia
Athletics and played professional basketball
with the Philadelphia Warriors. He was a five-
time member of the All-Star team and earned
back-to-back Eastern League MVP honors in
1953 and 1954.
McCloskey returned to Penn in 1956,
coaching the basketball program to its first
Philadelphia Big 5 championship in 1963 and
the first Ivy League Championship in 1966. He
later built the Detroit Pistons team that won
two NBA titles in 1989-90.
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Josiah McCracken
Penn (2000)
McCracken played guard on the
second-highest scoring team in
Penn football history (443 points).
The following year McCracken
was named an All-America and
finished his Penn football career with a record
of 47-5-2.
In his sophomore year McCracken set a
world record for the hammer throw and was
an All-America selection for his efforts. He
went on to participate in the 1900 Olympic
Games in Paris. There, he won a silver medal in
the shot put and followed that with a bronze
medal in the hammer throw.
Ed McGinley
Penn (1996),
College (1979)
Ed McGinley was a tackle on what
was considered the top defensive
unit in the nation, one that allowed
opponents only 31 points in 11
games. When selecting McGinley for his 1924
All-America team, Walter Camp said, “He has
that greatest of assets - consistency. He has
played no poor games. He is an ideal tackle for
our team, possessed as he is of the necessary
weight and power to fulfill the requirements of
both modern attack and defense.”
Upon graduation McGinley went on to play
for the New York Giants.
Lee Mercer
Penn (1998),
College (1955)
Mercer was twice named All-
America, in 1910 and 1912, and
served as team captain for his
two final seasons. He scored 30
touchdowns during his three-year varsity
career, 15 in his senior season alone. These
accomplishments all came without any
secondary school football experience.
As a senior, Mercer was named to the United
States Olympic Team and participated in the
broad jump.
Jack Minds
College (1962)
Fullback Jack Minds was a master
of the game. He operated at
guard, tackle, end, halfback and
fullback, and revolutionized the
kicking game from 1894-97.
He didn’t think drop kicking was accurate
enough so he decided to try something new.
As a result, Minds converted the first kick
from placement, a feat he often repeated
during his illustrious career. Honored with
three All-America selections by Walter Camp,
Penn was 55-1 with two undefeated National
Championship seasons with Minds in the line
up.
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Skip Minisi
Penn (1996),
College (1985)
Skip Minisi was an All-America
halfback who rushed for 1,390
yards in his Penn career (1944-47).
His 150 points scored is still the
seventh highest career total in school history.
He was described as a top wingback in the
country and a polished all-around performer
who was a good runner and blocker, and a
devastating southpaw passer. Minisi went on
to be the Giants’ number one draft pick and
later served as a college football official for
over 30 years.
George Munger
Penn (1996)
College (1976)
George Munger was a superb,
relaxed athlete, an innovative
coach, and a meticulous
administrator. He played halfback
from 1930-32 at Penn and starred on the track
team. He went on to coach, and in his 16 years
as Penn’s head coach he compiled an 82-42-
10 record and led teams to national rankings
of No. 8 in 1945 and No. 7 in 1947. He served
as vice-president of the National Football
Foundation, vice-president of the Maxwell
Club, president of the American Football
Coaches Association and director of the Pop
Warner League. He was also a member of the
U.S. Olympic Equestrian Committee and the
physical fitness committees under Presidents
Roosevelt, Eisenhower and Kennedy.
Franny Murray
Penn (1998)
Franny Murray was a two-sport
All-America and the 1937 winner
of the Class of ’15 Award. On the
gridiron, he was a member of
the “Destiny Backfield” of 1936,
and excelled as a ball carrier and a control
kicker. In 1936, he was named to the All-United
States team, a squad of 11 men who could play
a full 60-minute game. Murray was also an
outstanding guard for the basketball team, and
was named a Helms Foundation All-American
in 1937. After Penn, he played with the
Philadelphia Eagles in 1939 and 1940.
Bob Odell
Penn (1996),
College (1992)
Bob Odell did it all for Penn in
1943. He ran, passed, punted,
received, returned kickoffs and
punts, and played defense. He
made four All-America teams, won the Maxwell
Trophy, and was runner-up to Angelo Bertelli
for the Heisman Trophy. In his three playing
seasons at Penn, the team record was 18-6-2
overall. He was captain his senior year and
honored with the Class of 1915 Award. Odell
went on to coach at Yale, Temple, Wisconsin,
Bucknell, Penn and Williams.
Winchester Osgood
College (1970)
Winchester Osgood played
halfback for four years at Cornell,
1888-89 and 1891-92, and for
two at Penn, 1893-94. Cornell
had a 28-8 record in his playing
time; Penn went 24-3. In 1894 Penn went 12-0
and was National Champion. He ran the 440
and put the shot for the track team, was an
accomplished gymnast, boxer, wrestler, tennis
player
John Outland
College (2001)
In 1895, having never played
football before, John Outland
decided to try out for the team at
the University of Kansas. He made
it. He moved to Penn to study for
a medical degree and lettered on the football
team from 1897-99, earning captain status in
1898. Walter Camp named him All-America
tackle in 1897 and All-America halfback in 1898.
He went on to coach at Franklin & Marshall in
1900, Kansas in 1901, Washburn from 1904-
05, and Haskell Indian School in 1906. In 1946
the Football Writers Association initiated the
Outland Award, named for him, to honor the
nation’s best interior lineman.
David Pottruck
Penn (2000)
David Pottruck, former Penn
wrestling coach Larry Lauchle
said, was “a hard-nosed guy that
kept pushing everyone. He put
120 percent into everything he
did... and gave everything he had
all the time.” His effort clearly
showed on the gridiron as he started in all
27 varsity games played and earned All-Ivy
honors as a senior. In 1968 and 1969 he helped
the wrestling team earn their first two Ivy
League Championships.
Pottruck went on to win gold at the
Maccabiah Games in Greco-Roman wrestling
and served as honorary captain of 2000 USA
Olympic Freestyle wrestling team. He is also a
member of the Hall of Outstanding Americans
of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
Frank Reagan
Penn (1996)
Frank Reagan still stands near
the top of several categories
in the Penn record book after
more than 50 years. His 135
points scored is ninth all-time at
Penn, and his 103 points scored as a senior is
the second most in a single season. Reagan
had one of the all-time great individual
performances against Princeton on Oct. 19,
1940, rushing for 200 yards, scoring five TD’s
and 31 points in a 46-28 victory at Franklin
Field. A captain of both the football and
baseball teams, Reagan was awarded the Class
of ‘15 Award. Reagan went on to play with the
New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles in the
NFL.
George Savitsky
Penn (1998),
College (1991)
George Savitsky was a four-time
All-American from 1944-1947,
the first man to achieve that
feat since 1901. He played in
the Shrine East-West Game as a freshman,
sophomore and senior, and was named to the
all-time Shrine team as he was the only player
chosen for the game three times. In addition
to football, he was a shot putter on the track
 Penn Football in the Hall of Fame
team, and a member of the varsity wrestling
team. Savitsky went on to play one year with
the Philadelphia Eagles.
Hunter Scarlett
College (1970)
Hunter Scarlett led Penn to an
11-0-1 record and the National
Championship in 1908, garnering
All-America plaudits. The team
out-scored its opponents 215-18
that season. He was a precision player, and
teammate Bill Hollenback lavished praise
upon him after the 1908 campaign: “He’s
one of college football’s greatest ends. He’s
a superlative defensive end, quick to get
down-field on punts, and an exceptional
diagnostician.”
John “Bull” Schweder
Penn (2003)
John “Bull” Schweder spent six
years in the National Football
League – one year with the
Baltimore Colts (1950) and five
with the Pittsburgh Steelers (1951-
55). As a guard in his senior year at Penn,
he was named First-Team All-America by
the Associated Press and the International
News Service. He was also awarded the Most
Valuable Player award for that year by the
Bakers Club. In 1949, Schweder played in the
East-West Shrine Classic Game, making him
one of only 24 Quakers to do so. He also
played in the annual College All-Stars football
game in Chicago, Ill. That same year, he was
also named First-Team All-East.
Paul Scull
Penn (2003)
Paul Scull’s single game record of
312 all-purpose yards is the oldest
standing record in Penn football
history. Set in 1928 against Cornell,
Scull scored four touchdowns
and seven after-touchdown points, passed for
229 yards, intercepted one pass and returned
kickoffs for 75 yards. As a sophomore,
Scull was elected by the Veteran Athletes’
Association as the most valuable player in the
East, and he was named a consensus First-
Team All-America as a senior. Scull also earned
the national dropkicker of the year title after
making 23 of 25 point-after-touchdown kicks
that year.
Jack Shanafelt
Penn (2014)
Shanafelt was one of the last
“60-minute men” in college
football. He earned national
recognition for his play against a
high-caliber schedule, and had 51
tackles as a junior to lead all Penn linemen and
earn All-East recognition. Shanafelt repeated
the All-East accolade as a senior, and at the
time of his induction, he remained the last
Penn player to earn Division I All-America
honors. He was selected by the Detroit Lions in
the 1954 NFL Draft and was a member of the
Army All-Star Football team in Japan.
Andy Smith
College (1951)
An All-America fullback at Penn in
1904, Andy Smith was a master of
the game. He began his coaching
career at Penn, where he logged
a record of 30-10-3. From there,
Smith moved to Purdue and then to California
where he began molding his legendary Golden
Bears teams. His famous “Wonder Teams”
went undefeated for an incredible five-season
span, going 44-0-2 in that time. It all began
with the 9-0-0 run in 1920. In 1921, the Bears
won another nine games before Washington &
Jefferson managed a scoreless tie in the Rose
Bowl. It was 9-0-0 again in 1922, then 9-0-1 the
next year, when Cal allowed only seven points
all year long. The last of the Wonder Teams,
the 1924 club, finished 8-0-2.
Vince Stevenson
College (1968)
A featherweight quarterback at
148 pounds, Vince Stevenson
possessed an innovative flair for
the game. It was this uncommon
gift for pulling off the unexpected
that enabled Stevenson to lead the Quakers
to a perfect 12-0 record in 1904. Penn out
scored its competition 222-4 that season and
Stevenson merited Walter Camp All-America
recognition. Fifty years after his graduation,
Stevenson was still being named to All-Time
Penn teams.
Robert Torrey
College (1971)
Robert Torrey, the Penn captain,
helped lead the Quakers to an
undefeated record in 1905. The
team went 12-0-1, only tying
Lafayette 6-6. When the Quakers
went 12-0-0 the previous year, Swarthmore
had been the only team to even score against
them. For certain, the Penn teams in those
early years at the turn of the 20th century
were powerhouses in the blood-and-brawn
days of gridiron pioneering. Torrey was among
the best of the nation’s linemen and won All-
America laurels following the 1905 campaign.
Joe Valerio
Penn (2005)
In 1988, Joe Valerio lettered for
the Quakers’ team that went
9-1 and won the Ivy League
championship. The next year,
Valerio received first-team All-
Ivy accolades; as a senior, Valerio was a team
captain and held pre-season All-America titles.
That year he added Penn’s Bednarik (top
lineman) and Munger (MVP) Awards, first-team
All-Ivy honors, a first-team All-ECAC nod, and
first-team All-America accolades to his list of
achievements.
Valerio was selected to play in the East-
West Shrine Game, and went to the Kansas
City Chiefs in the second round of the NFL
draft where he played for five seasons.
John Welsh
Penn (2008)
One of Penn’s famed
“Mungermen.” In his third varsity
game, picked off four passes
against Princeton, a record that
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
still stood at the time of his induction (68
years later). Finished sophomore season with
nine picks, another record that was still intact
at the time of his induction, and ended his
career with 13. His Penn teams did not lose
to any Ivy competition during his three years,
outscoring its competition 595-206 with seven
shutouts. Came back to coach after World War
II. Organized the Varsity Football Club and
served as its first president.
Charles Wharton
College (1963)
Charles Wharton was a guard on
the Penn team that won national
championships in 1894 and
1895. Wharton was a blocking
dynamo, often taking out entire
sides of an enemy line. During his career at
Penn, the Quakers won 52 of 56 games, and
the behemoth of a lineman twice garnered
consensus All-America honors. Wharton went
on to serve as a line coach at Penn as well as
the school’s director of field athletics.
Morton Wilner
Penn (2008)
Two-sport star at Penn. Captain
and second baseman for the
1929 and 1930 baseball teams,
leading Quakers to a combined
41-13 record (the 1929 team won
22 games, a record that lasted 45 years). A
three-time all-league selection in leading Penn
to three Quadrangular League championships.
In football, honorable mention All-America
quarterback his senior year. Led the Quakers
to a combined 15-3 mark his last two years.
Voted by his classmates for the Spoon Award.
Later in life, served as an alumni trustee (1965-
70), a term trustee (1970-78) and an emeritus
trustee (1978-2000).
George Woodruff
College (1963)
As a four-year starter at Yale
from 1885-88, George Woodruff
invented the “running guard,”
and later pioneered the guards-
back play, a forerunner to Henry
Williams’ tackle-back set. Woodruff also
devised the idea of crashing ends on defense.
Woodruff went on to coach at Penn
from 1892-1901, becoming one of the most
distinguished coaches of his era. His teams
had winning streaks of 34 and 31 games. From
1894-97 they went 55-1. The 1895 and 1897
teams were national champions. His 10-year
record at Pennsylvania was 124-15-2, and his
teams scored 1,777 points to opponents’ 88.
George Weiss
Penn (2017)
His association with Penn Athletics
began his freshman year, when
he rowed as a member of the
heavyweight crew team. Later, he
represented the United States at
the World Cup for Martial Arts, winning two
gold medals and one bronze and qualifying for
the U.S. team at the 2004 Olympic Games in
Athens, Greece. Since 1998, Penn Football has
given out the George A. Weiss Award to the
player whose spirit and play personified “the
Pennsylvania kind of football.”
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 Penn’s NFL Draftees and Recent Free Agents
All-Time NFL Draft Picks
1937 1948 1968
Round/Pick 1/2 Skip Minisi . . . . New York Giants 10/271 Rick Owens . . . . . . . . . . . Oakland
2/11 Franny Murray . . . . Philadelphia 7/52 Bill Luongo . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh
4/33 Bill Kurlish . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn 11/88 Ed Marshall . . . . . . . . Washington 1974
24/222 Art Littleton . . . . . . Philadelphia 5/107 Don Clune . . . . New York Giants
1940 29/269 Al Sica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston
5/38 Ray Frick . . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn 1975
1949 17/441 Adolph Bellizeare . . . Minnesota
1941 1/1 Chuck Bednarik . . . Philadelphia
3/22 Francis Reagan . . . . . N.Y. Giants 7/65 Bill Talarico . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh 1991
9/89 Dolph Tokarczyk . . . . . . Chicago 2/50 Joe Valerio . . . . . . . . Kansas City
1942 25/251 John Schweder . . . Philadelphia
15/137 Gene Davis . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn 1998
1950 3/73 Mitch Marrow . . . . . . . . . Carolina
1943 23/288 Harry Wettlaufer . . . . . Baltimore
12/102 Bob Brundage . . . . Philadelphia 29/366 Bob Graham . . . . . . . . . Baltimore 1999
13/114 Bert Stiff . . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn 7/253 Jim Finn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago
19/171 Bernie Kuczynski . . . . . . . Detroit 1951
4/39 Bob Oristaglio . . . . . . . Cleveland 2002
1944 11/134 Reds Bagnell . . New York Giants 3/78 Jeff Hatch . . . . New York Giants
2/15 Bob Odell . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh
18/184 Joe Kane . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia 1952 2018
20/201 Bill Miller . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh 10/113 Gerry McGinley . . . . Philadelphia 5/144 Justin Watson . . . . . . Tampa Bay
31/324 Ralph Calcagani . . . . . . . . Boston
1953
1945 5/56 Eddie Bell . . . . . . . . Philadelphia
21/215 Walt Stickel . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago 26/305 Bob Evans . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago

1946 1954
5/34 Don Schneider . . . . . . . . Chicago 23/277 Jack Shanafelt . . . . . . . . . Detroit
11/94 Eddie Allen . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago 26/307 Joe Varaitis . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh
23/211 Adam Rakowski . . . . Chi. Cardinals
1960
1947 18/213 Jack Hanlon . . . . . . . . . Cleveland
5/30 George Savitsky . . . Philadelphia
6/36 Bernie Gallagher . . . . . . . Detroit
7/46 Ed Grain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Detroit
29/275 Jerry McCarthy . . . . . . . . Chicago

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Recent NFL Free Agents

1996 2002 2004 2005 2012
Miles Macik Stephen Faulk Vince Alexander Jeff Hatch Luke Nawrocki
Detroit Lions San Francisco 49ers Arizona Cardinals Tampa Bay Buccaneers San Francisco 49ers
Michael Powers Rob Milanese Erik Rask
2000 Cincinnati Bengals San Diego Chargers Jacksonville Jaguars
2003 Ben Noll Duvol Thompson Greg Van Roten
Ben Zagorski Vince Alexander
Detroit Lions St. Louis Rams St. Louis Rams, Green Bay Packers
New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys Baltimore Ravens
Rob Milanese
2001 New England Patriots 2013
Gavin Hoffman 2007 Brandon Copeland
Cincinnati Bengals Sean Estrada Baltimore Ravens
Kris Ryan San Francisco 49ers
Detroit Lions
Kunle Williams
2016
Ryan O’Malley
Cleveland Browns 2010 Oakland Raiders
Jake Lewko
Tennessee Titans
2017
Alek Torgersen
Atlanta Falcons
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Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Team, Years
Edward Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Bears, 1947
Chuck Bednarik . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1949-62
Edward Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1955-58
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Titans, 1960
J. Howard Berry . . . . . . . . . . . Rochester Jeffersons, 1921-22
James Bryant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Akron Pros, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleveland Panthers, 1920
George Burrell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Denver Broncos, 1969
Ralph Calcagni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston Yanks, 1946
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh Steelers, 1947
Tim Chambers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1985
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Indianapolis Colts, 1986
Don Clune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 1974-76
Brandon Copeland . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tennessee Titans, 2013
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Detroit Lions, 2015-17
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .New York Jets, 2018
Clark Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frankford Yellowjackets, 1925
Jim Crocicchia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 1987
Benjamin Derr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Massillon Tigers, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Tigers, 1920
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hammond, 1921
Wally Diehl . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frankford Yellowjackets, 1928-30
Herbert Dieter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo All-Americans, 1922
Fred Doelling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Cowboys, 1960
Sean Estrada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . San Francisco 49ers, 2007
Jim Finn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 2003-07
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Indianapolis Colts, 2000-2002
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Bears, 1999
William Fiedler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1938
Raymond Frick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn Dodgers, 1941
Bernard Gallagher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Los Angeles Dons, 1947
H.I. Gustafson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Americans, 1940
Ernest Hamer . . . . . . . . . . Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924-28
Jeff Hatch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 2002-03
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2005
Mark Iwanowski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Jets, 1978
Florian Kempf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Houston Oilers, 1982-84
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Orleans Saints, 1987
William Koepsell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo Indians, 1940
Albert Kreuz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Quakers, 1926
Bernard Kuczynski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Detroit Lions, 1943
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1946
Alfred Leith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn Lions, 1926
Lewis Little . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Massillon Tigers, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo All-Americans, 1920-21
Miles Macik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Detroit Lions, 1996
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scotland Claymours, 1998
Mitch Marrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolina Panthers, 1998
Walter Masters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1936
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Cardinals, 1943
Nelson Matthews . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Tigers, 1920
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hammond Pros, 1920
Tim Mazzetti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlanta Falcons, 1978-80
Edward McGinley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 1925
Rob Milanese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . San Diego Chargers, 2005
Henry Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Detroit Heralds, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Massillon Tigers, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo All-Americans, 1920-21
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Milwaukee Badgers, 1925
Skip Minisi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 1948
Franny Murray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1939-40
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Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Team, Years
Herbert Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo Bisons, 1946
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn Dodgers, 1947-48
Ben Noll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dallas Cowboys, 2004-05
Brent Novoselsky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Bears, 1988
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minnesota Vikings, 1989-94
Ryan O’Malley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oakland Raiders, 2016-17
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 2018
Robert Oristagleo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo Bills, 1949
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore Colts, 1950
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleveland Browns, 1951
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1952
Simon Pauxtis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleveland Indians, 1919
Walter Pearce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Decatur Staleys, 1920
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chicago Staleys, 1921
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Bears, 1922
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenosha Maroons, 1924
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Providence Steamrollers, 1925
Marty Peterson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 1987
Frank Quillen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Rockets, 1946-47
William Raffel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn Dodgers, 1932
Frank Reagan . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Giants, 1941, 1946-48
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1949-51
Jay Repko . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1987
Paul Riblett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brooklyn Dodgers, 1932-36
Karl Robinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Quakers, 1926
Charlie Rodgers . . . . . . . . Frankford Yellowjackets, 1927-29
George Savitsky . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1948-49
Donald Schneider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo Bills, 1948
John Schweder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore Colts, 1950
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh Steelers, 1951-55
James Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleveland Indians, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Massillon Tigers, 1919
Stanley Sieracki . . . . . . . . . . . Frankford Yellowjackets, 1927
Robert Sponaugle . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York Bulldogs, 1949
Walter Stickel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago Bears, 1946-49
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1950-51
G.H. Sullivan . . . . . . . . . . . . Frankford Yellowjackets, 1924-25
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Philadelphia Quakers, 1926
William Sweeney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleveland Rams, 1936
Carl Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wheeling, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleveland Indians, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rochester Jeffersons, 1920-21, 1924
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Milwaukee Badgers, 1922
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo All-Americans, 1922-23
Enid Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hartford Blues, 1926
John Thurman . . . . . . . . . . . . . Los Angeles Buccaneers, 1926
Alek Torgersen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlanta Falcons, 2017
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington Redskins, 2017
Joe Valerio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kansas City Chiefs, 1991-95
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St. Louis Rams, 1996
Greg Van Roten . . . . . . . . . . . Green Bay Packers, 2012-13
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jacksonville Jaguars, 2017
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolina Panthers, 2017-Present
Gary Vura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelpha Eagles, 1983
William Ward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo All-Americans, 1921
Justin Watson . . . . . . . . . . . . Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2018
Edward Warwick . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston Shamrocks, 1936-37
Joseph Willson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo Rangers, 1926
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo Bisons, 1927
Osborne Willson . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Eagles, 1933-35
Ludlow Wray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Massillon Tigers, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo All-Americans, 1920-21
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rochester Jeffersons, 1922
Augustus Ziegler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Akron Pros, 1919
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cleveland Indians, 1919
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1952 Team Captain
1876 . . . . . . Charles Farnum
1877 . . . . . . . . . . . . .No Team
1878 . . . . . . . . . . . John Elliot
1879 . . . . . . . . . . . . F.M. Dick
1880 . . . . . . . George Thayer
1881 . . . . . . Gustavus Remak
1882 . . . . . . Alexander Gray
1883 . . . . . . Alexander Gray
1884 . . . . . . Alexander Gray
1885 . . . . . . Paul Thompson
1886 . . . . . . . . Fred Graham
. . . . . . . . . . . George Frazier
1887 . . . . . . . . . . Ernest Miel
1888 . . . . . . . . . . Tom Hulme
1889 . . . . . . . . . . Ted Church
1890 . . . . . . . . . . Ted Church
1891 . . . . . . . . . . . Ted Church
1892 . . . . . . . Charles Schoff
1893 . . . . . . . . Harry Mackey
1894 . . . . . . . . . Arthur Knipe
1895 . . . . . . . . . Carl Williams
1896 . . . . . . . Buck Wharton
1897 . . . . . . . . . . Jack Minds
1898 . . . . . . . . John Outland
1899 . . . . . . T. Truxtun Hare
1900 . . . . . . T. Truxtun Hare
1901 . . . . . . . . . H.A. Davidson
1902 . . . . . . . . . Bill Gardiner
1903 . . . . . . . . . . Sol Metzger
1904 . . . . . . . . . . Bob Torrey
1905 . . . . . . . . . . Bob Torrey
1906 . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Greene
1907 . . . . . . . . . . Bob Folwell
1908 . . . . . . . Bill Hollenback
1909 . . . . . . . . . . . Allie Miller
1910 . . . . . . . . Ernest Cozens
1911 . . . . . . . . . LeRoy Mercer
1912 . . . . . . . . . LeRoy Mercer
1913 . . . . . . . . . . Louis Young
1914 . . . . . . . . . . Al Journeay
1915 . . . . . . . . . . . . Ned Harris
1916 . . . . . . . . Neil Matthews
1917 . . . . . . . . . . Heinie Miller
1918 . . . . . . . . . James Neylon
1919 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bert Bell
1920 . . . . . . . . . Bob Hopper
1921 . . . . . . . . . . . . Rex Wray
1922 . . . . . . . . . . . Poss Miller
1923 . . . . . . . . . . Tex Hamer
1924 . . . . . . . . . Rea McGraw
1925 . . . . . . . . . . Joe Wilson
1926 . . . . George Thayer Jr.
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1927 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Hake
1928 . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Scull
1929 . . . . . . . . . . . . John Utz
1930 . . . . . . . . . . Dick Gentle
1931 . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Riblett
1932 . . . . . . . Stanley Sokolis
1933 . . . . . . . . . . . Roy Engle
1934 . . . . John Pennypacker
1935 . . . . . . . . . . Paul Stofko
1936 . . . . . . . . Lew Elverson
1937 . . . . . . Bob McNamara
1938 . . . . . . . . . Walter Shinn
1939 . . . . . Harlan Gustafson
1940 . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Frick
1941 . . . . . . . . . . . Gene Davis
1942 . . . . . Bernie Kuczynski
1943 . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Odell
1944 . . . . . . . . . Ray Stengel
1945 . . . . . . . . Bob Mostertz
1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Grain
. . . . . . . . . . Bernie Gallagher
1947 . . . . . . Jerry McCarthy
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bill Luongo
1948 . . . . . . Chuck Bednarik
. . . . . . . . . . Carmen Falcone
1949 . . . . . . . . . Ray Dooney
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Don DeTorre
1950 . . . . . . . . . Reds Bagnell
1951 . . . . . . . . . Harry Warren
1952 . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Evans
1953 . . . . . George Bosseler
1954 . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Castle
1955 . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Shada
1956 . . . . . . . . Peter Keblish
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Gill
1957 . . . . . . . . Peter Keblish
. . . . . . . . David Weixelbaum
1958 . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Kelly
1959 . . . . . Barney Berlinger
1960 . . . . . . . . George Koval
1961 . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Natale
1962 . . . . . . . . . Bill Hardaker
1963 . . . . . . . . . . . Fred Jaffin
1964 . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Riepe
1965 . . . . . . . . John Hannum
1966 . . . . . . . . Jerry Petrisko
1967 . . . . . . Wes Scovanner
1968 . . . . . . . . . Tom Hamlin
1969 . . . . . . . George Joseph
1970 . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Fuddy
1971 . . . . . . . . . . John Curley
1972 . . . . . . . . . . Phil Adams
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Italiano
1973 . . . . . Jim Bumgardner
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Glenn Casey
1974 . . . . . . . . Marty Vaughn
1975 . . . . . . . . . Ron Kellogg
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Koury
. . . . . . . . . . . . . John Wixted
1976 . . . . . Robert Graustein
. . . . . . . . . . . Robert Mardula
. . . . . . . . . William Petuskey
1977 . . . . . . . . . . Mike Daley
1978 . . . . . . . . . Tom Roland
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Boris Radisic
1979 . . . . . . . Game Captains
1980 . . . . Gary Winemaster
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Smith
1981 . . . . . . . . . Rick Beauvais
. . . . . . . . . .Dan Prendergast
1982 . . . . . . . Mike Christiani
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris DiMaria
1983 . . . . . Marc Hembrough
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Lista
1984 . . . . . . . . Lal Heneghan
. . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Bradley
1985 . . . . . . . . . Tom Gilmore
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeff Goyette
1986 . . . . . . . Steve Buonato
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brad Heinz
1987 . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Lista
. . . . . . . . . Brent Novoselsky
1988 . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Bauer
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Gizzi
1989 . . . . . . . . . . Bryan Keys
. . . . . . . . . . . .Steve Johnson
1990 . . . . . . . . . . Joe Valerio
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Griffin
1991 . . . . . . . . Lance Rushing
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Griffin
1992 . . . . . . . . . . Tom Gibbs
. . . . . . . . . . . . Sundiata Rush
1993 . . . . . . . . . Dave Betten
. . . . . . . . . . . .Frank Caccuro
1994 . . . . Pete Giannakoulis
. . . . . . . . . . Terrance Stokes
. . . . . . . . . . . Michael Turner
1995 . . . . . . . . . . Miles Macik
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nick Morris
. . . . . . . . . . . Tom McGarrity
1996 . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Gage
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Julien
1997 . . . . . . . . . John Bishop
1998 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Finn
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Piela
1999 . . . . . . . . . . Jim Hisgen
. . . . . . . . . .Carmelo Rubano
2000 . . . . . . Joey Alofaituli
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Morris
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug O’Neill
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kris Ryan
2001 . . . . . . . Steve Moroney
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Morris
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kris Ryan
1995 Team Captains Nick
Morris, Tom McGarrity
and Miles Macik.
2002 . . . . . . . Travis Belden
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Dukes
. . . . . . . . . Chris Pennington
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Milanese
2003 . . . . . . . . Steve Lhotak
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mitchell
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Matt Dukes
2004 . . . . . . . . . . Dan Castles
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Ric SanDoval
. . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Stefanski
2005 . . . . . . . . Sam Mathews
. . . . . . . . . . Doug Middleton
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Ric SanDoval
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Snyder
2006 . . . . . . . . Sean Estrada
. . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Williams
2007 . . . . . . . . Joe Anastasio
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nick Cisler
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Kimener
2008 . . . . . . . . Jay Colabella
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Josh Koontz
. . . . . . . . . . . . Tyson Maugle
2009 . . . . . . . . . Kyle Derham
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jake Lewko
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Wynn
2010 . . . Bradford Blackmon
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe D’Orazio
. . . . . . . . . . . . Keiffer Garton
. . . . . . . . . . . Owen Thomas*
*passed away prior to the
2010 season
2011 . . . . . . . . Luke Nawrocki
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Erik Rask
. . . . . . . . . . Greg Van Roten
2012 . . . Brandon Copeland
2013 . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Bush
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Billy Ragone
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Wilk
2014 . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Davis
. . . . . . . . . . . . Evan Jackson
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Mitchell King
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Conner Scott
2015 . . . . Dan Connaughton
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tyler Drake
. . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan O’Malley
2016 Cameron Countryman
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nick Demes
. . . . . . . . . .Donald Panciello
2017 . . . . . . . . Louis Vecchio
. . . . . . . . . . . . Justin Watson
2018 . . . . . . . Tommy Dennis
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nick Miller
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sam Philippi
2019 . . . . . . . Karekin Brooks
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sam Philippi
2021 . . . . . . . . . . Prince Emili
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brian O’Neill
. . . . . . . . . . .Jake Heimlicher
. . . . . . . . . . . Isaiah Malcome
. . . . . . . . Trevor Radosevich

First-Team All-Americans
1891 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Adams, C
1892 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry Thayer, FB
1894 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Gelbert, E
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Arthur Knipe, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Brooke, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Winchester Osgood B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Walter Moeling
1895 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Wharton, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Brooke, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Gelbert, E
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alfred Bull, C
1896 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wylie Woodruff, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Gelbert, E
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Wharton, G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom McGarrity, DE
1897 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Outland, T
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. Truxtun Hare, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Minds, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam Boyle, E
1898 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. Truxtun Hare, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Outland, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Overfield, C
1899 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Overfield, C
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. Truxtun Hare, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Josiah McCracken, G
1900 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. Truxtun Hare, G
1904 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Pierarski, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Smith, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vince Stevenson, B
1905 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Otis Lamson, T
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Torrey, C
1906 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August Ziegler, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Hollenback, B
1907 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August Ziegler, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dexter Draper, T
1908 . . . . . . . . . . . William Hollenback, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hunter Scarlett, E 1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Dickerson, G
1910 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ernest Cozens, C
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .LeRoy Mercer, B
1912 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LeRoy Mercer, B
1916 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Howard Berry, B
1917 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Howard Berry, B
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Henry Miller, E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skip Minisi, B
1918 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Hooper, E
1919 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Henry Miller, E 1949 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Schweder, G
1922 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Thurman, T
1924 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed McGinley, T
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alton Papworth, G
1925 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Thayer, E
1926 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Butler, C
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Rodgers, B 1991 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Valerio, OT
1927 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Smith, T
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward Hake, E 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Justin Watson, WR
1928 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Scull, B
1936 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Franny Murray, B
1939 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harlan Gustafson, E
1940 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Frick, C
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Reagan, B
1942 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bernie Kuczynski, E
1943 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Odell, B
1944 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Savitsky, T
1945 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Savitsky, T
1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Savitsky, T
1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chuck Bednarik, C
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .George Savitsky, T
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skip Minisi, B
1948 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chuck Bednarik, C
1949 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Schweder, G
All-Time National Honors
1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reds Bagnell, B Blue-Gray All-Star
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bernie Lemonick, G
1951 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward Bell, E Football Classic
1938 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harlan Gustafson
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerald McGinley, LB
1952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward Bell, E 1940 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lennard Warner, Jr.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rix Yard
1953 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Shanafelt, T
1986 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marty Peterson, OT 1941 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Cohen
1988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Zinser. OG
1989 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bryan Keys, RB 1942 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Brundage
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Donaldson
1990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Valerio, OT
1993 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miles Macik, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bert Kuczynski
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Nelson
1994 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Goodwillie, LB
1995 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miles Macik, WR 1944 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anthony Minisi
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alfred Sica
1996 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mitch Marrow , DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ray Stengel
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Walter E. Stickel
2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Hatch, OL
2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Clark, OL 1945 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carmen Falcone
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Kurtz
2009 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jake Lewko, LB
2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Justin Watson, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .John Schneider
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Sponaugle
1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Bednarik
Reese’s Senior Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carmen Falcone
2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Justin Watson, WR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Jenkins
1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arthur Littleton
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward E. Marshall, Jr.
East-West Shrine Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jerome McCarthy
1930 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Walter Magai, G
1948 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don DeTorre
1933 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Yablonski, G
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Robert Graham
1937 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Kurlish, FB
1950 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alan Corbo
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Franny Murray, HB
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam Greenawalt
1939 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Walter Shinn, T
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .William Rhoads
1941 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Reagan, FB
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louis M. Roberts
1943 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morton Shiekman, G
1998 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Finn
1943 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bert Stiff, FB
2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Hatch
1944 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph Kane, HB
1945 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Savitsky, T
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Robert Evans, HB NCAA Postgraduate
1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward Allen, B Scholarship Winners
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bernard Gallagher, T 1968 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben Mortensen
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arthur Littleton, E 1995 . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael “Pup” Turner
1948 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Luongo, B 1998 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Bishop
1999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David “Matt” Rader
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .George Savitsky, T 2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Veldman
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Sponaugle, E
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dolph Tokarczyk, G
1951 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bernard Lemonick, G Hula Bowl
1952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerald McGinley, LB 2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Duvol Thompson
1973 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Clune, WR
2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alek Torgersen, QB
North-South Game
1976 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Graustein, QB
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 All-Time Team Awards
Edgar Church
Memorial Award
Given in memory of a former
captain to the senior, who had
contributed the most to the
team.
1938 Dominic Polilli . . . . . T
1939 Balfour Smith . . . . . . G
1940 Anthony Chizmadia . FB
1941 Anthony Brechka . . G
1942 Bernard Kuczynski . E
1943 Robert Odell . . . . . . HB
1944 Raymond Stengel . . G
1945 Robert Mostertz . . . C
1946 Bernard Gallagher . . T
1947 Farquhar Jones . . . FB
1948 Carmen Falcone . . QB
1949 Robert Graham . . . FB
1950 Donald Goldstrom . . T
1951 Thomas Hanlon . . . . E
1952 John Moses . . . . . . . . E
1953 Ed Gramigna . . . . . QB
1954 James Castle . . . . . . E
1955 Fredric Dustin . . . . . T
1957 Peter Keblish . . . . . . G
1958 Raymond Kelly . . . . G
1959 Barney Berlinger . . . E
1960 George Koval . . . . . HB
1961 Conrad DeSantis . . . G
1962 James Arthur . . . . . . T
1963 Donald Challis . . . . TB
1964 James Riepe . . . . . . . G
1965 Bruce Molloy . . . . . TB
1966 Jerome Petrisko . . LB
1967 Ben Mortensen . . . . . G
1968 Thomas Hamlin . . . . T
1969 Ron Artinian . . . . . . . T
1971 John Curley . . . . . . . T
1972 Joe Italiano . . . . . . . . T
1973 Pete Sgro . . . . . . . . LB
1974 Steve Kochersperger TB
1975 Ron Kellogg . . . . . . . E
1976 Bill Petuskey . . . . . . NG
1977 Bob Nix . . . . . . . . . . LB
1978 Gary Rinaldi . . . . . . . G
1979 Tom Kearney . . . . . . T
1980 Gary Winemaster . DB
1981 Tony Liberatore . . . DB
1982 Mike Christiani . . . . LB
1983 Chuck Nolan . . . . . . RB
1984 Kevin Bradley . . . . . LB
1985 Denton Walker . . . . LB
1986 Steve Buonato . . . . . C
1987 Brent Novoselsky . TE
1988 Tom Gizzi . . . . . . . . . C
1989 Bryan Keys . . . . . . . RB
1990 Mitch Gordon . . . . . RB
1991 Brian Griffin . . . . . . LB
1992 Tom Gibbs . . . . . . . DB
1993 Frank Caccuro . . . . OL
1994 Jamie Daniels . . . . . DB
1995 Jon Scott Freeman OL
1996 Mark Fabish . . . . . WR
1997 Larrin Robertson . . CB
1998 Darren Macdonald LB
1999 Eric Bunn . . . . . . . . SS
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2000 Mike Verille . . . . . . . RB
Jason Battung . . . WR
2001 Steve Moroney . . . DL
2002 Stephen Faulk . . . . RB
Fred Plaza . . . . . . . . DB
2003 Dan Castles . . . . . WR
Ric SanDoval . . . . . LB
2004 Bobby Fallon . . . . . DE
2005 Don Snyder . . . . . . OL
Doug Middleton . . . DB
2006 Matt Carre . . . . . . . WR
J.J. Stanton . . . . . . . DL
2007 Nick Cisler . . . . . . . . FB
Tom Stone . . . . . . . DT
2008 Josh Koontz . . . . . . TE
Tyson Maugle . . . . .DB
2009 Kyle Derham . . . . WR
Chris Wynn . . . . . . . DB
2010 Joe D’Orazio . . . . . OL
Zach Heller . . . . . . . LB
2011 Luke Nawrocki . . . . TE
Matt Hamscher . . DB
2012 Billy Ragone. . . . . QB
2013 Dan Wilk . . . . . . . . . DB
2014 Conner Scott . . . . WR
2015 Alek Torgersen . . . QB
2016 Justin Watson . . . WR
2017 Justin Watson . . . WR
2018 Nick Miller . . . . . . . . LB
2019 Karekin Brooks . . . RB
Coach Lake Award
Awarded to the player who has
displayed dedication to leader-
ship, team spirit and Penn pride
in honor of Coach Dan “Lake”
Staffieri, a team motivator for
33 seasons.
2011 Brandon Copeland DL
2012 Jeff Jack . . . . . . . . . RB
2013 David Park . . . . . . . LB
2014 Tyler Drake . . . . . . . LB
2015 Cam Countryman WR
Dan Connaughton . DL
2016 Nick Whitton . . . . Off.
Colton Moskal . . . Def.
2017 Sam Follansbee
2018 Pat McInerney
2019 Brendan O’Hara
George A. Munger
Award
Awarded to the team MVP.
1981 Karl Hall
1982 Gary Vura . . . . . . . . QB
1983 Chuck Nolan
1984 John McGeehan . . . QB
1985 Tom Gilmore . . . . . DT
1986 Rich Comizio . . . . . RB
1987 Mike Lista . . . . . . . . DL
1988 Bryan Keys . . . . . . . RB
1989 Bryan Keys . . . . . . . RB
1990 Joe Valerio . . . . . . . OL
1991 Joe Kopcha . . . . . . LB
1992 Sundiata Rush . . . . RB
1993 Jimmy McGeehan Off.
Dave Betten . . . . . Def. 1992 Chris Kawa
1994 Pat Goodwillie . . . Def. Michael Turner
Miles Macik . . . . . . Off. 1993 Scott Freeman
1995 Nick Morris . . . . . . Def. Jerel Hopkins
Miles Macik . . . . . . Off. 1994 Kevin DeLuca
1996 Jasen Scott Mike Teller
1997 Jim Finn 1995 Felix Rouse
1998 Jim Finn . . . . . . . . Off. 1996 Tim Foster
Joe Piela . . . . . . . . Def. John Ricchio
1999 Kris Ryan . . . . . . . . Off. 1997 Doug O’Neill
Jim Hisgen . . . . . . Def. 1998 Jesse Simonin
2000 Gavin Hoffman . . . Off. Anthony DeSalle
Travis Belden . . . . Def. 1999 Brandon Clay . . . . Off.
2001 Kris Ryan . . . . . . . . Off. Kunle Williams . . . Def.
Travis Belden . . . . Def. 2000 Adam Keslosky . . Off.
2002 Travis Belden . . . . Def. Chris Pennington. Def.
Rob Milanese . . . . Off. 2001 Vince Alexander . Def.
2003 Mike Mitchell . . . . Off. Jake Perskie . . . . . Off.
Steve Lhotak . . . . Def. 2002 Erik Bolinder . . . . Off.
2004 Dan Castles . . . . . Off. Pat McManus . . . Def.
Luke Hadden . . . . Def. 2003 Luke Hadden . . . . Def.
2005 Joe Sandberg . . . . Off. Sagar Patel . . . . . . Off.
Ric Sandoval . . . . Def. 2004 Pat McDermott . . Off.
2006 Joe Sandberg . . . . Off. J.J. Stanton . . . . . . Def.
Scotty Williams . . Def. 2005 Keith Walewski . . Off.
2007 Joe Sandberg . . . Off. Kory Gedin . . . . . . Def.
Chris Wynn . . . . . Def. 2006 Braden Lepisto . . Off.
2008 Jake Lewko Joe Anastasio . . . Def.
2009 Kyle Olson . . . . . . Off. 2007 Chris Kovalcik . . . Off.
Jake Lewko . . . . . Def. Jay Colabella . . . . Def.
2010 Billy Ragone . . . . . Off. 2008 Jason Miran . . . . . Off.
Erik Rask . . . . . . . . Def. Britton Ertman . . Def.
2011 Ryan Calvert . . . . . Off. 2009 Luke DeLuca . . . . Off.
Erik Rask . . . . . . . . Def. Brian Levine . . . . . Def.
2012 Lyle Marsh . . . . . . Off. 2010 Ryan Murray . . . . . Off.
Brandon Copeland . . . Brian Wing . . . . . . Def.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Def. 2011 Jeff Jack . . . . . . . . Off.
2013 Chris Bush . . . . . . . Off. Kameron Jones . . Def.
Sam Chwarzynski Def. 2012 Ryan Allen . . . . . ..Off.
2014 Spencer Kulcsar . Off. Steve Lias . . . . . . . Def.
Evan Jackson . . . . Def. 2013 Ty Taylor
2015 Justin Watson . . . Off. 2014 Matt Schwartz . . . Off.
Tyler Drake . . . . . . Def. Nolan Biegel . . . . . Def.
2016 Alek Torgersen . . Off. 2015 Ryan O’Malley . . . Off.
Louis Vecchio . . . Def Brandon Mills . . . . Def.
2017 Justin Watson . . . Off. 2016 Cam Countryman Off.
Nick Miller . . . . . . . Def.. Tyrone Quarterman Def.
2018 Karekin Brooks . . Off. 2017 Nicholas Bokun . . Off.
Nick Miller . . . . . . . Def. Jay Cammon, Jr. . Def.
2019 Karekin Brooks . . Off. 2018 Jeff Gibbs . . . . . . . Off.
Prince Emili . . . . . . Def Nico Ament . . . . . Def..
2019 Kolton Huber . . . . Off.
Reds Bagnell Award Hunter Hayes . . . . Def.
Awarded to the most improved
player. Chuck Bednarik Award
1981 James McGuire Awarded to the team’s top line-
1982 Matt Finn man.
1983 John McGeehan 1981 Jimmy Smith
1984 Tom Murphy 1982 Chris DiMaria
1985 Bob Chizmar 1983 Dave Smith
1986 Jim Crocicchia 1984 Tom Gilmore
1987 Jim Grass 1985 Jeff Goyette
1988 Tom Charters 1986 Mike Lista
1989 Joe Valerio 1987 Tom Gizzi
1990 Mohamed Ali 1988 John Zinzer
1991 Dave Betten 1989 Kevin Morrison

1990 Joe Valerio
1991 Dave Rawicz
Rob Ruisch
1992 Dave Betten
Chris Fragakis
1993 Pete Giannakoulis
Chris Johnson
1994 Pete Giannakoulis
Chris Johnson
1995 Tom McGarrity
Matt Tonelli
1996 Matt Julien
Mitch Marrow
1997 Mike Soyster
Doug Zinser
1998 Carmelo Rubano
Michael Germino
1999 Carmelo Rubano
Michael Germino
2000 Matt Dukes . . . . . . Off.
Ed Galan . . . . . . . . Def.
2001 John Galan . . . . . . Def.
Jeff Hatch . . . . . . . Off.
2002 Chris Clark . . . . . . Off.
Chris Pennington . Def.
2003 Chris Clark . . . . . . Off.
Ryan Strahlendorff. Def.
2004 Michael Pierce . . . Off.
Mike Sangobowale Def.
2005 Marco Grzan . . . . . Off.
Jim Malizia . . . . . . Def.
2006 Sean Estrada . . . . Off.
Brian Fairbanks . . Def.
Naheem Harris . . . Def.
2007 Brian Brazinski . . . Off.
Naheem Harris . . . Def.
2008 Chris Kovalcik . . . Off.
Joe Goniprow . . . Def.
2009 Joe D’Orazio . . . . Off.
Joe Goniprow . . . Def.
2010 Greg Van Roten . . Off.
Drew Goldsmith . Def.
2011 Greg Van Roten . . Off.
Jared Sholly . . . . . Def.
2012 Joe Bonadies . . . . Off.
Taylor Brown . . . . Def.
2013 Jake Schwertner . Off.
Austin Taps . . . . . Def.
2014 Dan Poulos . . . . . . Off.
Feerooz Yacoobi . Def.
2015 Tanner Thexton . Off.
Lukas Nossem . . Def.
2016 Dan Poulos . . . . . Off.
Louis Vecchio . . . Def.
2017 Louis Vecchio . . . Def.
2018 Tommy Dennis . . Off.
Cooper Gardner . Def.
2019 Greg Begnoche . Off.
Prince Emili . . . . Def.
Harry Gamble
Football Club Award
Awarded to players who have
brought honor and distinction to
themselves, their coaches and
their team. (OR=Off. Rookie,
All-Time Team Awards
DR+Def. Rookie)
1953 Ed Gramigna . . . . . QB
1954 James Castle . . . . . . E
1955 James Shada . . . . . . G
1956 Charles Gill . . . . . . . . E
1957 Frank Riepl . . . . . . . QB
1958 Harold Musick . . . . QB
1959 Ronald Champion . . C
1960 James Dunsmore . . E
1961 Conrad DeSantis . . . G
1962 Peter McCarthy . . . FB
1963 Siegfried Molnar . . . T
1964 Thomas Elgar . . . . . LB
1965 John Hannum . . . . . LB
1966 Jerome Petrisko . . LB
1967 Cabot Knowlton . . HB
1968 George Burrell . . . . DB
Gerald Santini . . . . HB
1969 Dave Pottruck . . . . NG
1970 Joe Smugeresky . . . T
Pancho Micir . . . . . . QB
1971 John Curley . . . . . . . T
1972 Phil Adams . . . . . . . LB
Joe Italiano . . . . . . . . T
1973 Don Clune . . . . . . . . . E
1974 Marty Vaughn . . . . QB
1975 Ron Kellogg . . . . . . . E
Bruce Leonetti . . . . DB
Joe Santacroce . . . DB
1976 Bob Graustein . . . . QB
Bob Mardula . . . . . . LB
Bill Petuskey . . . . . . NG
1977 Bob Nix . . . . . . . . . . LB
Mike Daley . . . . . . . . S
1978 Tom Roland . . . . . . QB
Denis Grosvenor . . FB
Jim Molnar . . . . . . . LB
1979 Senior Class
1980 Jerry Smith . . . . . . . TE
Gary Winemaster . DE
1981 Jim McGuire . . . . . . OT
Jimmy Smith . . . . . DE
1982 Jeff Schulte . . . . . . TE
Mike Christiani . . . . LB
1983 Chuck Nolan . . . . . . RB
Bill Lista . . . . . . . . . . NG
1984 Steve Ortman . . . . . RB
Tim Chambers . . . . DB
1985 Brian Moyer . . . . . WR
Duane Hewlett . . . . DB
1986 Marty Peterson . . . OT
Jeff Fortna . . . . . . . LB
1987 Chris Flynn . . . . . . . RB
Steve Walterhouse DB
1988 Scott Sandler . . . . WR
Steve Johnson . . . . . S
1989 Armin Moshyedi . . OT
Franklin Ferguson . DB
1990 Doug Hensch . . . . . QB
Eric Poderys . . . . . . DT
1991 Damon Young . . . WR
Gregg Walsh . . . . . DB
1992 Maceo Grant . . . . . . CB
Cache Miller . . . . . . TE
1993 Andy Berlin . . . . . . . LB
1994 Michael Turner . . . . LB
1995 Rick Knox . . . . . . . Off.
Kevin Allen . . . . . . Def.
1996 Chris Osentowski Def.
Mark Fleischhauer Off.
1997 John Bishop . . . . . Def.
1998 Matt Rader . . . . . . Off.
Ed Galan . . . . . . . . . DR
Kris Ryan . . . . . . . . . OR
1999 Brian Cosmello . . Off.
Travis Belden . . . . . DR
2000 Joey Alofaituli . . . Def.
Jason Feinberg . . . ST
Joe Phillips . . . . . . . OR
Kevin Stefanski . . . DR
2001 Gavin Hoffman . . . Off.
Stephen Faulk . . . . ST
Rudy Brown . . . . . . DR
Michael Powers . . . OR
2002 Vince Alexander . Def.
Josh Appell . . Rookie
Mike Mitchell . . . . Off.
Peter Veldman . . . . ST
2003 Rudy Brown . . . . . Def.
Kevin Barr . . . . . . . . DR
Casey Edgar . . . . . . OR
Michael Kapusta . Off.
Peter Veldman . . . . ST
2004 Sam Mathews . . . . Off.
Duvol Thompson . Def.
Josh Appell . . . . . . ST
Chris Mizell . . . . . . . OR
Kory Gedin . . . . . . . DR
2005 Pat McDermott . . Off.
Michael Johns . . . Def.
Anthony Melillo . . . ST
Sean Estrada . . . . . OR
Andrew Allen . . . . . DR
2006 Chris Mizell . . . . . . Off.
Jim Malizia . . . . . . Def.
Anthony Melillo . . . ST
Robert Irvin . . . . . . OR
Tyson Maugle . . . . . DR
2007 Braden Lepisto . . Off.
Joe Anastasio . . . Def.
Tyler Fisher . . . . . . . ST
Mike DiMaggio . . . . OR
Jake Lewko . . . . . . DR
2008 Mike DiMaggio . . . Off.
Chris Wynn . . . . . . Def.
Andrew Samson . . ST
Keiffer Garton . . . . OR
Josh Powers . . . . . . DR
2009 Luis Ruffolo . . . . . Off.
Kevin Gray . . . . . . Def.
Scott Lopano . . . . . ST
Lyle Marsh . . . . . . . OR
Erik Rask . . . . . . . . . DR
2010 Luis Ruffolo . . . . . Off.
Josh Powers . . . . . Def.
Andrew Samson . . ST
Brandon Colavita . . . OR
Matt Hamscher . . . DR
2011 Billy Ragone . . . . . Off.
Jason Schmucker . Def.
Ed Kispert . . . . . . . . ST
Chris Bush . . . . . . . . OR
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Taylor Brown . . . . . DR
2012 Conner Scott . . . . Off.
Dave Twamley . . . Def.
Scott Lopano . . . . . ST
Mitchell King . . . . . OR
Dan Davis . . . . . . . . DR
2013 Kyle Wilcox . . . . . Off.
Dan Davis . . . . . . . Def.
Mason Smith . . . . . . ST
Dan Lysenko . . . . . OR
Kenny Thomas . . . . DR
2014 Alek Torgersen . . Off.
Dan Davis . . . . . . . Def.
Brion Wood . . . . . . ST
Justin Watson . . . . OR
Jack Madden . . . . . DR
2015 Ryan Kelly . . . . . . . Off.
Ian Dobbins . . . . . Def
2016 Nick Demes . . . . . Off.
Mason Williams . . Def.
2017 Tre Solomon . . . . . Off.
Sam Philippi . . . . . Def.
Jack Soslow . . . . . . ST
Brian O’Neill . . Rookie
2018 Steve Farrell . . . . . Off.
Jay Cammon, Jr. . Def.
Jack Soslow . . . . . . ST
Mohammed Diakite Rookie
2019 Ryan Cragun . . . . Off.
Zach Evans . . . . . . Def.
Dante’ Moore . . . . ST
Kendren Smith . . . Rookie
George A. Weiss
Award
Awarded to the player whose
spirit and play personified
“Pennsylvania kind of football” in
honor of George A. Weiss, W’65.
1998 Bruce Rossignol . . DB
1999 Jason Lebron . . . . . OT
2000 Doug O’Neill . . . . . WR
2001 Dan Morris . . . . . . . LB
2002 Steve Lhotak . . . . . LB
2003 Sam Mathews . . . . . RB
2004 Kevin Stefanski . . . DB
2005 Sam Mathews . . . . . RB
2006 Andrew Wietstock OT
2007 Patrick Kimener . . SS
2008 Jay Colabella . . . . LB
2009 Jon Moore . . . . . . . . DB
2010 Brandon Copeland DL
Luke DeLuca . . . . . FB
2011 Brandon Colavita . RB
2012 Chris Bush . . . . . . . . OL
2013 Evan Jackson . . . . . . S
2014 Dan Connaughton . DL
2015 Donald Panceillo . . LB
2016 Alek Torgersen . . Off.
Louis Vecchio . . . Def.
2017 Karekin Brooks . . . RB
2018 Jacob Martin . . . . . DB
2019 Jeff Gibbs . . . . . . . . OL
Taheeb Sonekan . . . D
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First-Team All-Ivy
1958 Barney Berlinger 1988 Dan Bauer 2000 Joey Alofaituli 2010 Brandon Copeland, DL
1959 Barney Berlinger Tom Gizzi Jason Feinberg Luke DeLuca, FB
Bruce Cummings Mike Henley Ed Galan Joe D’Orazio, OL
Fred Doelling Steve Johnson John Galan Zach Heller, LB
John Marchiano Bryan Keys Gavin Hoffman * Josh Powers, DB
1960 John Greenawalt John Zinser Ben Zagorski Billy Ragone, QB
1962 Ron Allshouse 1989 Bryan Keys 2001 Travis Belden * Erik Rask, LB
1964 Bruce Molloy Kevin Morrison Ed Galan Luis Ruffolo, OL
1968 Eliot Berry Joe Valerio John Galan Greg Van Roten, OL
George Burrell David Whaley Jeff Hatch * 2011 Ryan Calvert, WR
Mike Chwastyk 1990 Joe Kopcha Chris Pennington Brandon Copeland, DL
Tom Hamlin Rob Sims Kris Ryan * Erik Rask, LB *
1969 Pete Blumenthal Joe Valerio, OL Kunle Williams Greg Van Roten, OL
George Joseph 1991 Dan Dedic John Zepeda 2012 Joe Bonadies, OL
1970 Steve Kenoyer Joe Kopcha 2002 Vince Alexander * Brandon Copeland, DL
1971 Don Clune Tom Oko Travis Belden * Sebastian Jaskowski, DB
1972 Don Clune Stephin Palmer Chris Clark Dan Davis, DB
Joe Italiano Rob Sims Steve Lhotak 2013 Chris Bush, OL
1973 Adolph Bellizeare 1992 Maceo Grant Rob Milanese Dan Davis, DB
Don Clune Cache Miller Mike Mitchell 2014 Spencer Kulcsar, WR
Dirk Whitehead Sundiata Rush Chris Pennington * 2015 Tyler Drake, LB *
1974 Adolph Bellizeare Rob Sims Fred Plaza Tanner Thexton, OL
1975 Ron Kellogg 1993 Andy Berlin Peter Veldman * Alex Torgersen, QB
1976 Bill Petusky Dave Betten 2003 Rudy Brown Justin Watson, WR *
Rich Serino Pete Giannakoulis Dan Castles * 2016 Nick Demes, OL*
1977 Mike Daley Pat Goodwillie Chris Clark * Tre Solomon, RB*
Denis Grosvenor Marc Horowitz Matt Dukes Alek Torgersen, QB*
Bob Nix Miles Macik Steve Lhotak * Louis Vecchio, DL
Rich Serino Jim Magallanes Sam Mathews Justin Watson, WR*
1980 Gary Winemaster Terrance Stokes Mike Mitchell Mason Williams, DB
1982 Mike Christiani 1994 Jamie Daniels Ben Noll 2017 Nathan Kirchmier, OL
Chris DiMaria Pete Giannakoulis Ric Sandoval Nick Miller, LB
John McInerney Andy Glockner Ryan Strahlendorff* Jack Soslow, K
Dave Shulman Pat Goodwillie Duvol Thompson Louis Vecchio, DL
1983 Kevin Bradley Chris Johnson Peter Veldman Justin Watson, WR *
Tim Chambers Miles Macik 2004 Josh Appell * 2018 Cooper Gardner, DL
Jamie Keough Terrance Stokes Dan Castles Nick Miller, LB *
Dave Smith Michael Turner Luke Hadden 2019 Greg Begnoche, OL
1984 Kevin Bradley 1995 Kevin Allen Mike Sangobowale Karekin Brooks, RB
Tim Chambers Bill Glascott Duvol Thompson * Prince Emili, DL*
Ed Foley Jeremiah Greathouse 2005 Michael Johns * = unanimous selection
Tom Gilmore Miles Macik Ric SanDoval
John McGeehan Tom McGarrity 2006 Joe Anastasio, LB
Tom Murphy Nick Morris Sean Estrada, OL*
Joe Smailis 1996 Mitch Marrow Brian Fairbanks, DL
1985 Tom Gilmore Jasen Scott Naheem Harris, DL
Jeff Goyette 1997 John Bishop Chris Mizell, TE*
Duane Hewlett Jim Finn Joe Sandberg, RB
Gavin O’Connor Darren MacDonald 2007 Brian Brazinski, OL
Denton Walker Mitch Marrow Naheem Harris, DL
1986 Steve Buonato Chris Riley Joe Sandberg, RB
Rich Comizio Mike Soyster Chris Wynn, DB
Chris Flynn 1998 Jim Finn 2008 Chris Kovalcik, OL
Jeff Fortna Darren MacDonald Andrew Samson, K
Brent Novoselsky Joe Piela Chris Wynn, DB
Marty Peterson 1999 Anthony DeSalle 2009 Joe D’Orazio, OL*
A.J. Sebastianelli Mike Germino Joe Goniprow, DL*
1987 Brad Hippenstiel Jim Hisgen Jake Lewko, LB
Mike Lista Carmelo Rubano Jonathan Moore, DB
Chris Wilkins Kris Ryan * Andrew Samson, K
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Second-Team All-Ivy
1956 Charles Gill 1984 Ross Armstrong 1998 Brian Cosmello 2012 Mike Pinciotti, OL
Ray Kelly Warren Buehler Michael Germano Dave Twamley, DB
1957 Barney Berlinger Jeff Goyette Adrian Puzio Lyle Marsh, RB
Joe Hordubay Lal Heneghan Matt Rader Christopher Bush, OL
Peter Keblish Jerry McFadden 1999 Travis Belden Connor Scott, WR
1958 Fred Doelling Steve Ortman Brandon Clay Dan Wilk, DB
1960 Porter Shreve 1985 Steve Buonato Brian Cosmello 2013 Sam Chwarzynski, DE
1961 Mike Branca Rich Comizio Jason Feinberg Evan Jackson, FS
Connie DeSantis Brian Moyer Jason Lebron 2014 Ryan O’Malley, TE
1967 Henry Smith 1986 Dexter Desir Jason Maehr Dan Davis, LB
1970 John Curley Scott Ernst 2000 Matt Dukes Evan Jackson, DB
Pete Luciano Jim Fangmeyer Rob Milanese 2015 Ian Dobbins, DB
Pancho Micir Brad Hippenstiel Kris Ryan Lukas Nossem, DL
Joe Smugeresky Mike Lista Hasani White Ryan O’Malley, TE
1971 Vince Sgro Donald WIlson 2001 D. L. Bouldrick Daniel Poulos, OL
Steve Solow 1987 Chris Flynn Stephen Faulk 2016 Nick Miller, LB
Stan Startzell Jim Grass Gavin Hoffman Colton Moskal, LB
1972 Adolph Bellizeare Brent Novoselsky Adam Keslosky Christian Pearson, WR
Rick Cowan 1988 Tom Charters Steve Lhotak Sam Philippi, DB
Ed Flanagan Rich Friedenberg Rob Milanese Dan Poulos, OL
Tom Welsh Armin Moshyedi Dan Morris 2017 Nicholas Bokun, TE
1973 Bob Bucola Dolph Tokarczyk 2002 Stephen Faulk Tommy Dennis, OL
Jim Bumgardner 1989 Dave Amodio Ben Noll Sam Philippi, DB
Bob Thomson Malcolm Glover Ryan Strahlendorff Tre Solomon, RB
Marty Vaughn Steve Johnson 2003 Bryan Arguello 2018 Karekin Brooks, RB
1974 Bob Bucola Jay Lee Chris Kupchik Jay Cammon, Jr. , LB
Terry Frech Lerone Sidberry Mike Sangobowale Tommy Dennis, OL
Jeff Koury 1990 Mohamed Ali 2004 Bobby Fallon 2019 Ryan Cragun, WR
Marty Vaughn Eric Poderys Sam Mathews Zach Evans , LB
Dick Whitehead 1991 Dave Rawicz Michael Pierce Brian O’Neill, LB
1975 Dan Haines Rob Ruisch 2005 Marko Grzan
Bill Petusky 1992 Andy Berlin Naheem Harris
Jack Wixted Dave Betten Jim Malizia
1976 Mike Daley Tom Gibbs Anthony Melillo
Mark Iwanowski Pat Goodwillie Joe Sandberg
Bob Mardula 1993 Chris Brassell 2006 Matt Carre
Tim Mazzetti Frank Caccuro Kory Gedin
1977 Steve Glasgow Jamie Daniels Marko Grzan
Boris Radisic Chris Johnson Scotty Williams
John Roland Jim McGeehan 2007 Joe Anastasio, LB
Coach Dan “Lake”
Tim Trautman Michael Turner Jay Colabella, LB Staffieri
1978 Denis Grosvenor 1994 Kevin Allen 2008 Jay Colabella, LB
Gary Winemaster Kevin DeLuca Michael DiMaggio, RB
1979 Barry Berenson Tom McGarrity Joe Goniprow, DL
Randy Strich Nick Morris Josh Koontz, TE
1980 Jerry Smith Mike Teller Jake Lewko, LB
1981 Karl Hall 1995 Scott Freeman Joe Rost, DL
Jim Smith Tim Gage 2009 Luke DeLuca, FB
1982 Scott Boggio Rich Knox Kevin Gray, DB
Tim Chambers Dana Lyons Zach Heller, LB
Matt Finn Mitch Marrow Lyle Marsh, RB
Steve Flacco Felix Rouse Luis Ruffolo, OL
Jeff Schulte Matt Tonelli Owen Thomas, DL
Dave Smith 1996 John Bishop 2010 Brandon Colavita, RB
1983 Ross Armstrong Jeremiah Greathouse Drew Goldsmith, DL
Tom Gilmore Matt Julien Matt Hamscher, DB
Mark Hembrough Darren MacDonald Drew Luongo, OL
Chuck Nolan 1997 Doug Zinser 2011 Matt Hamscher, DB
Jared Sholly, DL

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1956 Peter Keblish 1990 Dan Dedic 2003 Mike Powers 2010 Bradford Blackmon, DB
Francis Riepl Jay Lee Luke Hadden Bradford Blackmon, KR
Rob Sebastianelli Dave Matter 2004 Casey Edgar Brian Levine, DB
1957 Oliver Beamon Tom Oko Michael Johns Scott Lopano, P
Fred Doelling 1991 Sundiata Rush, RB Pat McDermott, QB Jared Mollenbeck, OL
Francis Riepl Damon Young Chris Mizell, TE Luke Nawrocki, TE
Dennis Troychak 1992 Chris Fragakis Don Snyder, OL Andrew Samson, K
1966 Henry Smith Michael Turner Kevin Stefanski Brian Wing, DL
1972 Kevin Bald Dave Vernon 2005 Sean Estrada, OL 2011 Joe Bonadies, OL
Glen Casey 1994 Mark DeRosa, QB Brian Fairbanks Brandon Colavita, RB
Don Luke 1995 Joey Allen Kory Gedin Luke Nawrocki, TE
Brian Malloy 1996 Mark Fabish, TE Chris Mizell, TE 2012 Billy Ragone, QB
1973 William Harris Tom Foley Don Snyder, OL Connor Loftus, K
Bob Jameson Chris Osentowski Scotty Williams 2013 David Park, LB
Tim Martin Sears Wright 2006 Greg Ambrogi Austin Taps, DT
Pete Sgro 1997 Joe Piela Nick Cisler, FB Kyle Wilcox, RB
Bill Utke Larrin Robertson Robert Irvin, QB 2014 Tyler Drake, LB
Al Zexter 1998 Brandon Carson Braden Lepisto, WR Conner Scott, WR
1974 Tim Martin Justin Gallagher Tyson Maugle, DB 2015 Dan Connaughton, DL
Daryl Taylor Jim Hisgen Anthony Melillo Nick Demes, OL
Jack Wixted Jason Maehr Tom Stone, DL Donald Panciello, LB
1975 Jeff Koury Doug O’Neill Andrew Wietstock 2016 Connor Jangro, LB
Bruce Leonetti Carmelo Rubano 2007 Nick Cisler, FB Hunter Kelley, P
John Petit Jesse Simonin Pat Kimener, DB Nathan Kirchmier, OL
1982 Gary Vura, QB 1999 Joey Alofaituli Chris Kovalcik, OL 2017 Greg Begnoche, OL
1987 Dan Bauer Rob Milanese, WR Braden Lepisto, WR Karekin Brooks, RB
Tom Gizzi Adrian Puzio Tyson Maugle, DB Jay Cammon, Jr. LB
Steve Johnson Hasani White Tom Stone, DL Hunter Kelley, P
Bryan Keys, RB 2000 Dan Morris 2008 Britton Ertman, DB Colton Moskal, LB
David Smith Chris Pennington Guillermo Ruffolo, OL 2018 Mohammed Diakite, DB
1988 Colin Abernathy John Zepeda 2009 Kyle Derham, WR Steve Farrell, WR
Bill Caughell 2001 Vince Alexander Brian Levine, DB Jacob Martin, DB
Malcolm Glover Randy Parker Luke Nawrocki, TE Jack Soslow, K
John Lelas 2002 Josh Appell Erik Rask, LB
Eric Poderys Matt Dukes Greg Van Roten, OL
Scott Sandler Chris Kupchik
David Smith Pat McManus
1989 Mark Ligos Ric Sandoval
Kevin Stefanski

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Abernethy, Colin....... 1987-88
Abbott, Eli........................... 1893
Abraham, Marquis............1998
Abye, Aman................1993-96
Accetta, John....................1950
Adame, Derek............. 1988-89
Adams, Blake............. 2009-10
Adams, Brian............. 2001-03
Adams, Charles...........1922-23
Adams, Glenn............. 1950-52
Adams, J.W.................1890-92
Adams, John...................... 1983
Adams, Michael.................1989
Adams, Phillip............. 1970-72
Adams, Rodney.........1945-48
Adamson, J.W................... 1877
Adelman, Barry.................1965
Agnew, Thomas......... 1954-55
Agocs, Herbert...........1948-50
Aho, Charles.......................1968
Aita, Paul..............................1961
Akai, Michael................ 2016-18
Albarelli, Joseph............. 2004
Alexander, L.H............ 1885-86
Alexander, Marstin...........1974
Alexander, Melvin..... 1996-97
Alexander, Vincent.2000-02
Ali, Mohamed.................... 1990
Allen, Andrew........... 2004-05
Allen, Edward.1939-40, 1946
Allen, Joseph M......... 1993-95
Allen, Joseph.............. 1965-66
Allen, Kevin.................. 1993-95
Allen, Ryan..................... 2011-12
Allshouse, Ronald.....1960-62
Alofaituli, Joey.1996, 1998-2000
Altman, Andrew.. 1999-2002
Ambrogi, Richard.............1943
Ambrogi, Gregory C................
2005-07
Ambrogi, Kyle.......... 2003-05
Ambrose, Robert............... 1981
Ament, Nicholas R..... 2015-18
Ammerman, R.R...............1890
Amodio, David........... 1988-89
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Amoo-Achampong, Kelms.2005-08
Amos, Richard............. 1981-82
Anastasio, Joseph P.......2005-07
Anasti, William........... 1988-89
Anderson, Wayne............ 1967
Andrews, Robert..............1970
Andronici, Richard...........1970
Aneed, Roy.........................1998
Anthony, Tyler................ 2008
Appell, Josh.............. 2002-04
Appenfelder, Matt.......... 2008
Appleby, Brian D..... 2005-06
Arbogast, Travis........ 1995-96
Archer, Rodney.................1988
Arguello, Bryan......... 2001-04
Armao, Frank.............. 1970-72
Armao, Joseph...........1968-69
Armstrong, Ross........ 1982-84
Arthur, James.............1960-62
Artinian, Ronald................1969
Ashley, Christopher.2005-07
Ashurst, F............................ 1887
Assiff, Charles............. 1950-52
Assiff, William............. 1955-56
Assmus, Philip............ 1954-55
Atkins, Aaron.....................1998
Audenried, L............... 1887-89
Austin, Harry..................... 1990
Auxter, Mark...................... 1976
Avery, Walter............... 1913-14
Avila, Phil...................... 1976-78
Francis “Reds” Bagnell
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Bagnell, Francis.........1948-50
Baidoo, Kevin.................. 2008
Bailey, Aaron.................... 2010
Bailey, J.T.....................1878-80
Bailey, Robert.............1979-80
Bainbridge, John........ 1931-32
Baird, Walter.............. 1900-02
Baker, Anthony................ 1990
Baker, Arthur..................... 1962
Baker, Michael............. 1991-92
Bald, Kenneth..............1972-73
Ball, John...................... 1927-29
Bane, Matt....................1998-99
Bankston, Stephen...1988-90
Barber, Robert.................. 1955
Barnard, E.P.......................1899
Barr, Hilyard.......................1943
Barr, Kevin................. 2003-04
Barr, Norman ...................... 1911
Barry, Llewellyn................ 1882
Barrett, Thomas.........1928-30
Barsamian, Ernest............1980
Barthlow, Michael............ 1992
Barton, Maurice.........1994-95
Barudin, David............1966-68
Basiura, Joseph........... 2018-19
Batch, Bruce......................1970
Bath, Derric R............ 2008-10
Battung, Jason..... 1998-2000
Bauer, Daniel............... 1987-88
Baumgartner, Bob.....1977-78
Bauman, Stephen.............. 1971
Beamon, Oliver.......... 1957-58
Beato, James.............. 1987-88
Beaumont, William... 1928-29
Beauvais, Richard...... 1979-81
Beaver, Daniel P......... 2018-19
Becattini, Fernando.........1984
Beck, C.S. ........ 1883-84, 1886
Becker, George.......... 1937-38
Becker, Randy................... 1976
Becker, Ryan.... 2010-12, 2013
Beckwith, Roger............... 1997
Bednarik, Charles.......1945-48
Begg, Michael............. 1988-89
Begnoche, Gregory... 2017-19
Belasco, Matt S... 2007-08, 2010
Belden, Travis....... 1999-2002
Bell, Bert......................... 1915-19
Bell, Edward................ 1950-52
Bell, Homer........................... 1911
Bell, John.............................1949
Bell, John C. ............... 1882-84
Bellizeare, Adolph..... 1972-74
Bennett, Edward.............. 1923
Bennett, M.S............... 1900-03
Bennis, Eddie............. 1904-05
Bentley, Randy.................. 1975
Berenson, Barry......... 1978-79
Berg, W.S.............................1916
Berger, Bruce.............. 1970-71
Berlin, Andrew............ 1991-93
Berlinger, Barney...... 1957-59
Berry, Eliot...................1968-70
Berry, J. Howard......... 1916-17
Bertholomew, Clarence.1936
Bertolino, Mike..................1998
Betten, David............... 1991-93
Biallas, Michael..................1970
Biddle, C.E..........................1880
Biddle, H.W................... 1881-82
Biegel, Nolan................ 2012-15
Bigby, Kenan......................1995
Binkoski, Edward.............. 1952
Bird, George...........1940, 1946
Bishop, John............... 1995-97
Bishop, William...........2014-16
Bitler, Donald..............1940-42
Blaicher, Kurt..................... 1975
Black, James D......... 2006-08
Blackmon, Bradford.2008-10
Blake, Dennis.............. 1966-67
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Blake, Kevin..................1977-78
Block, Andrew.............1977-78
Bloom, Guy.......................... 1913
Blumenthal, Peter .... 1967-69
Blyskal, Thomas................1965
Bobnar, Chris............... 1981-82
Boggio, Scott..............1980-82
Bokun, Nicholas J...... 2015-17
Bolger, Robert.................... 1913
Bolinder, Erik.. 1999-2000, 2002
Bonacquisti, Ernest ........1984
Bonadies, Joseph.......2010-12
Bonanno, Brian.......... 1996-97
Bonder, Edward......... 1974-75
Bosseler, George........ 1951-53
Bostian III, Choyce..... 2018-19
Boswell, Joseph................1996
Bottimore, David....... 1982-84
Bottimore, John................1980
Boudreau, Norman ......... 1952
Bouldrick, Daniel L......1999-2001
Bourgeois, Rod................ 1990
Bourne, Blake...... 2001, 2003
Bowser, A.J.................1887-90
Boyer, Matt................ 2003-04
Boyle, John.........................1944
Boyle, Samuel............. 1895-97
Boyle, Sean..................1990-92
Bradford, James........ 1933-35
Bradford, T.B............... 1881-83
Bradley, Kevin............ 1982-84
Bradley, William.........1960-62
Braddock, Harry....... 1907-09
Bradway, William.............1936
Brady, Jerome............ 1963-65
Branca, Michael...........1960-61
Branson, Thomas.......1890-91
Brassell, Christopher.1991-93
Brastow, L.C................ 1878-79
Braun, Earl...........................1919
Bray, Mark..................... 1970-71
Brazinski, Brian J..... 2005-07
Brechka, Albert........... 1939-41
Brennan, Daniel A...... 2018-19
Brenton, Richard...............1901
Brill, Martin.......................... 1927
Brinjac, John....................... 1971
Broderick, Patrick............1966
Brodie, R.C.......................... 1876
Brodsky, Paul............... 1979-81
Brody, Franklin........... 1956-57
Broeker, David...........1992-94
Brooke, George.......... 1893-95
Brooks, Karekin...........2016-19
Brown, Darren............ 1933-35
Brown, Harold J....... 2005-07
Brown, John................ 1967-69
Brown, Malcolm................ 1987
Brown, Michael............ 1961-62
Brown, Reuben.................1988
Brown, Rudy........ 2001, 2003
Brown, Taylor............... 2011-12
Brumbach, Mike.......... 1969-71
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Brundage, Robert.....1940-42
Bruni, James............... 1986-87
Brunner, Louis.............. 1918-19
Brutsche, Odin............ 1991-92
Bryant, Frederick (Von)..... 2004
Bryant, James.....................1916
Brydon, Stewart........ 1925-26
Bryers, Joel.........................1974
Bubien, Walter..................1943
Bucola, Robert.1971, 1973-74
Buehler, Patrick......... 1983-84
Buehler, Warren........ 1982-84
Buell, James................ 1962-63
Bull, A.E.........................1894-95
Bullock, Luke P........... 2017-18
Bumgardner, Jim.........1971-73
Bunn, Eric..................... 1997-99
Buonato, Stephen.....1984-86
Burdt, William....................1970
Burhorn, Clint.............1998-99
Burk, Joseph............... 1932-33
Burke, Edmund J. .... 1937-38
Burnett, Cecil.............. 1930-32
Burnquist, Eric...................1993
Burrell, George...........1966-68
Bush, Christopher....... 2011-13
Bushek, Joseph........... 1951-53
Butkiewicz, A............. 1903-04
Butler, John................. 1924-26
Butler, Reggie..................2000
Buxbaum, Harry................1936
Byrnes, Rory..................... 2004
Jim Castle
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Caby, John................... 1987-88
Caccuro, Frank..................1993
Cadigan, Kevin............ 2016-18
Calcagni, Cleo.............. 1941-42
Callahan, Jeffery...............1969
Callahan, Joseph....... 1954-56
Calver, J.W.........................1894
Calvert, William (Ryan)... 2010-11
Cammon, Jr., Jay........ 2016-18
Camp, Dion.........................1995
Camp, E.B.....................1890-92
Campbell, Alan............1960-61
Campbell, Robert......1959-60
Cannon, John.............. 1952-53
Capodanno, Gabor...1993-94
Capone, Andrew........ 1950-51
Capuano, Anthony.... 1956-57
Carbaugh, Troy.................1989
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Carey, Robert............. 1975-76
Carlson, Chris..................... 1975
Carlsten, Rolf..................... 1929
Carnett, J.B..................1896-98
Carne, Joseph............. 1978-79
Carp, Evan..........................2018
Carp, Ned............................ 1979
Carr,George................. 1935-37
Carre, Matt.................2004-06
Carrell, Granville........ 1927-28
Carson, Brandon........ 1997-99
Carter, Donald.................... 1913
Carter, John.......................1980
Carter, Wesley...................1989
Casanova, Vincent............ 1981
Casey, Glenn.................1971-73
Cash, W.S............................ 1888
Casias, Michael..................2013
Castagnero, Steve.... 1986-87
Castle, John........................1945
Castle, James R......... 1952-54
Castles, Dan................ 2001-04
Castner, Thomas............ 2009
Caughell, Bill............... 1986-88
Ceesay, Ibrahim Solo......2014
Cerullo, Fiorentino...........1974
Cerullo,Michael..................1994
Chaffin, Kyle............... 2001-02
Challgren, Benjamin.. 2013-15
Challis, Donald........ 1961, 1963
Chamberlin, Melville.1932-33
Chambers, Tim........... 1982-84
Tim Chambers
Champion, Ron.......... 1958-59
Chandler, James B....1939-40
Chandler, Ralph................. 1912
Chaplin, Stanley......... 1953-55
Charlston, Trevor........... 2009
Charters, Thomas...... 1987-88
Chatterton, William C... 2007-08
Chesley, C.D................ 1934-36
Chico, Michael...................1994
Chillura, Patton.................2014
Chizmadia, Anthony.1938-40
Chizmadia, John........ 1970-72
Chizmar, John............ 1983-84
Chizmar, Robert........ 1983-85
Christiani, Mike............ 1981-82
Church, E.M.................. 1887-91
Chwarzynski, Sam.2010, 2012-13
Chwastyk, Mike.......... 1967-69
Cisler, Nicholas R.... 2005-06
Clark, Chris................. 2001-03
Clark, E.W........................... 1876
Clay, A.G.............................. 1879
Clay, Brandon.............1998-99
Clay, William...................... 1997
Cleary, Francis.................... 1917
Clemm, Mark...................... 1987
Cloffredi, William.............. 1976
Cisburne, Gene..................1936
Clappier Robert................. 1951
Clark, William................1971-72
Clayton, Charles............... 1958
Cleary, Michael..................1999
Clement, Harrison..... 1963-65
Clitus, Parnell..................... 1992
Clothier, William.......... 1915-16
Clune, Donald...............1971-73
Coates, C.............................1886
Cobb, William............. 1992-93
Cochran, Harold.......... 1920-21
Coffin, David............... 1958-59
Cohen, John................. 1939-41
Colabella, Jason L... 2005-08
Colasanti, Richard........... 1990
Colavita, Brandon......2009-11
Coleman, Daniel W..2006-07
Collis, Lionel................ 1930-32
Colston, Harold.................1974
Comizio, Richard.......1984-86
Comizio. Robert................1988
Conaway, Charles..... 1950-52
Cone, S.M............................. 1891
Congeni, Leo...............1993-94
Conish, Adam............. 1996-97
Conlin, James....................1954
Conlin, Thomas.................1954
Connaughton, Daniel..2013-15
Connell, David...................1970
Connell, James........... 1937-39
Conway, James..........1947-48
Conway, Thomas.............. 1987
Conyer, Adam...................2019
Cook, Allan.........................1970
Cook, James................. 1981-83
Cook, Jerold.......................1950
Cook, William..................... 1917
Coombs, Ken.............. 1983-85
Coombs, Walter.... 1896, 1898-99
Cooney, Christopher.1996-97
Cooney, Francis.... 1945-46, 1948
Cooper, Austin F........ 2018-19
Cooper, Herbert...............1942
Cooper, Robert.................1969
Copeland, Brandon..2009-12
Copeland, William............. 1917
Corallo, Anthony..............1970
Corbin, Thomas................ 1972
Corbo, Allan................1949-50
Cornog, Chester......... 1951-53
Coroniti, Sam.............. 1983-84
Corson, C.S................. 1903-04
Cosgrove, Justin....... 2009-10
Cosmello, Brian..........1996-99
Cotiart, E.M.........................1886
Cotter, Bill...........................1980
Coulson, David...........1948-50
Coulter, James........... 1936-38
Countryman, Cam... 2013. 2015-16
Couser, Eugene.......... 1958-59
Cowan, Richard.......... 1970-72
Cozens, Ernest........... 1909-10
Craemer, John.............1940-41
Cragun, Ryan.....................2019
Craig, Alfred.................2009-11
Craig, Clark.................. 1922-24
Craig, Walter....................... 1912
Cramer D.D..........................1910
Crane, A.R............................ 1913
Crane, F.A............................1916
Crawford, Claude..............1919
Crawford, William.............. 1911
Crawl-Bey, Timothy.1989-90
Creeden, William....... 1965-67
Crenshaw, E.A................... 1876
Cresci, Paul.................. 1932-34
Cressman, Glenn C..2007-08
Creswell, Edward.............. 1917
Crocicchia, Jim.1983, 1985-86
Crooks, Thomas G...........1907
Crosson, Phillip.................1936
Crowther, Derric............... 1987
Crum, Carter...................... 1992
Cugini, Anthony.......... 1951-53
Cullen, Robert....................1930
Culp, John........................... 1985
Cummings, Bruce......1958-60
Curley, David.....................1989
Curley, John................. 1969-71
Currie, C.A........................... 1876
Curtin, Dan...................1989-90
Curtis, Erik................. 2003-04
Cusick, Peter...................... 1978
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D’Anna, Todd..............1989-90
D’Invilliers, E.V................... 1876
D’Ascendis, Dylan...2000-02
D’Orazio, Joseph M..2008-10
Dafferner, Alex........... 1996-97
Dale, David...................1901-02
Daley, Michael.............1975-77
Daley, Walter.............. 1937-39
Daniels, James............1992-94
Darby, Dondi.................... 2002
Darnbrough, Art........ 1933-35

Davanzo, Victor....... 2003-05
Davidson, H.A.....................1901
Davis, Daniel................. 2011-14
Davis, Dexter.....................2012
Davis, Eugene.............. 1939-41
Dawson, James.................1998
Dawson, Ronald...........1971-72
Day, Everett................. 1920-21
Deal, Larry.......................... 1967
Dean, Wayne..................... 1962
Dedic, Dan.................... 1989-91
Deering, John....................1986
Deitch, Edward................ 1960
Deitrich, Dean..............1975-77
Delabarre, Frank............... 1892
DeLancey, Jared........ 1992-93
Delehanty, James...... 1975-76
Delleskey, Gary.................1989
Delone, Joseph.................1936
DeLuca, Kevin............1993-94
DeLuca, Luke............. 2008-10
Deluzio, Antonio...............1988
Demes, Nicholas......... 2013-16
Demosthene, Claudel.....1996
Dennen, Robert.................. 1981
Dennington, Trent..2012-13, 2015
Dennis, Thomas F...... 2016-18
Derham, Jesse K...... 2007-09
Dern, John.....................1921-23
DeRosa, Mark..............1994-95
Derr, Ben..............1915-16, 1918
DeSalle, Anthony....... 1997-99
Desantis, Conrad........ 1959-61
Desantis, Robert........1966-68
De Silver, I.................... 1897-99
Desir, Dexter...............1984-86
DeSmedt, Kevin...... 2002-04
DeTorre, Donald........1947-49
Detwiler, Richard...............1961
Deuber, Robert..........1945-48
Deuber, William......... 1950-52
Dewey, J.H...................1885-90
Dewhirst, Frank.......... 1922-24
Diakite, Mohammed........2018
DiBattista, Rich..........1940-42
Dichelberger, Robert......1954
Dick, Donald................1962-64
Dick, E.R.........................1877-78
Dick, F.M....................... 1878-79
Dickerson, Joe............1944-46
Dickerson, W...................... 1881
Dickson, B.W............... 1895-97
Dickson, K...........................1896
Dieter, Herbert............. 1917-19
Dietrich, George....... 1908-09
Dietrich, Paul H......... 1907-09
Diggles, J.W.......................1889
Dilorenzo, Gary................. 1977
Dillon, Theodore.......... 1910-12
DiMaggio, Michael V..2007-10
Dimaria, Chris.............1980-82
Dobbins, Ian................. 2012-15
Doddy, Tayte K........... 2017-19
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Doelling, Fred............. 1957-59
Doherty, Steven................ 1985
Doman, John............... 1963-65
Donaldson, John........1940-42
Donaldson, Wharton........1901
Dooney, Ray................1947-49
Dorizas, Michael.................1914
Dougal, Ross................ 1961-63
Dougherty, Chris...... 2001-02
Dougherty, Robert... 1936-37
Dougherty, William.. 1932-33
Douglass, Jesse......... 1924-26
Dowington, George......... 1933
Dowling, Terry.............1980-81
Downey, John....................1974
Downey, William.............. 1927
Downs, N...................... 1885-86
Dragon, Victor.................... 1931
Drake, Brian............ 1999-2001
Drake, G.R................... 1903-04
Drake, Thomas................. 1960
Drake, Tyler.................. 2013-15
Draper, Dexter.......... 1906-08
Drayton, W.H..............1878-80
Dresher, Donald................ 1937
Drigan, Joseph..................1949
Driscoll, Jude.............. 1983-84
Droesser, Wayne.......1992-94
Duffie, Mark................. 1988-89
Duffy, John......................... 1972
Dukes, Matthew.. 1999-00, 2003
Dunlap, R.T.......................... 1915
Dunleavy, Marty......... 1982-83
Dunn, Kenneth........... 1967-68
Dunn, J.M............................. 1895
Dunphy, James........... 1981-83
Dunsmore, James.....1959-60
Dustin, Fredric............ 1954-55
Dutcher, John.............1938-40
Dwyer, James K........ 1906-07
Dwyer, John................1978-80
Dyer, C.D..................... 1906-08
Dziedziech, Robert.......... 1997
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Earnest, Robert...........1960-61
Ede, Tony........................... 1960
Edenborn, Harry... 1944, 1947-48
Edgar, Casey............ 2002-05
Edmondson, Justin... 1997-98
Edwards, Bruce........... 1979-81
Edwards, John............. 1931-32
Eggleston, Thomas...........2011
Eichelberger, Bob............ 1955
Eisenhour, Mike.......... 1967-68
Elesperu, Michael....... 2013-15
Elgar, Thomas.............1962-64
Elko, Michael....1995, 1997-98
Elsey, Michael....................1995
Elliott, John S..............1877-78
Ellis, Grant...........................1946
Ellis, Jeffrey................. 1977-79
Ellis, Samuel........................1919
Ellman, Barry.....................1964
Ellsler, Fred......................... 1893
Elsey, Michael.............1994-95
Elverson, Lewis.......... 1934-36
Emili, Prince O............. 2017-19
Engler, Clifford...........1939-40
Ernst, Scott..................1984-86
Ertman, Britton B.... 2005-08
Ertresvaag, Carl......... 1920-22
Escobedo, Alan...........2016-19
Estrada, Sean............2004-06
Eugle, Roy.........1930, 1932-33
Eustis, John........................ 1932
Evans, Chris................. 1986-87
Evans, Eric..........................1980
Evans, John.................. 1950-51
Evans, Mark........................1980
Evans, Paul.........................1989
Evans, Robert............. 1950-52
Evans, Robert.............1946-48
Evans, Zachary C....... 2018-19
Eyetsemitan, Tosan.... 2011-13
Art Fritzinger
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Fabish, Mark................1993-96
Faherty, Peter.............. 1961-62
Fairbanks, Brian....... 2003-06
Fairchild, Theodore.. 1922-24
Falcone, Carmen.......1945-48
Fallon, Robert.......... 2002-04
Fangmeyer, James... 1985-86
Faralli, Victor.............. 1973-74
Farmer, John...................... 1979
Farnham, Walter........ 1945-47
Farnum, C.S........................ 1876
Farr, Steve..........................1989
Farrar, William............1894-96
Farrell, Dennis...................1970
Farrell, Edward..................1920
Farrell, Stephen.......... 2016-18
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Fassnacht, David....... 1985-87
Faulk, Stephen.........2000-02
Fay, Anthony.................... 2001
Feinberg, Jason... 1998-2000
Fell, A.G........................1884-86
Felver, Robert.................... 1953
Ferens, Daniel.............. 2013-16
Ferguson, Franklin.... 1988-89
Ferguson, Michael..... 1995-97
Fernandez, Jose................1991
Ferrier, Paul................ 1908-09
Fessler, Mark..........1988, 1990
Fiedler, William................. 1937
Fielden, Edward......... 1936-38
Fields, Clarence......... 1924-26
Fikes, Kenneth...................1989
Fill, Albert............................. 1971
Findeisen, John................... 1911
Finn, James................. 1995-98
Finn, Matt...................... 1981-83
Fiore, Eric.......... 2012, 2014-15
Fischer-Colbrie, William S... 2017
Fisher, Chris.......................1970
Fisher, Seth............... 2002-04
Fisher, Tyler C........... 2006-09
Fishman, Adam..........1989-90
Flacco, Steve..................... 1982
Flaherty, Kevin..................1989
Flanagan, Edward..... 1970-72
Flannery, James.......... 1991-92
Fleck, Robert..............1979-80
Fleischhauer, Mark.... 1995-96
Flisler, Steve.............. 2003-05
Flowers, Trey M.......... 2018-19
Flues, Eugene....................1924
Flynn, Brian........................ 1983
Flynn, Chris.................. 1985-87
Flynn, Tom..........................1986
Foley, Edward............ 1983-84
Foley, Tom................... 1995-96
Follansbee, Samuel.2014, 2016-17
Folwell, N.T.................. 1897-98
Folwell, Robert.......... 1904-07
Forbes, Murray.................. 1927
Ford, Jerry.................... 1930-31
Ford, Jonathan........... 1988-89
Formosa, William.............1994
Forrest, Maxwell............... 1933
Fortesque, G.R.................. 1897
Fortiner, H.L.......................1902
Fortna, Jeffrey............1984-86
Fortunato, Christopher.2010
Foster, Tim.................. 1995-96
Foude, Edgar..................... 1925
Fox, Robert......................... 1951
Fox, Robert........................ 1977
Fragakis, Christopher..... 1992
Francks, Adam......... 2003-05
Frank, Victor................1919-20
Franklin, Paul.....................1986
Franklin, Thomas.............. 1953
Fraser, Richard...... 1962, 1964
Frazier, George H............. 1885
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Frazier, Tony...............1989-90
Frech, Terrance.......... 1972-74
Freeman, Jon Scott.. 1993-95
Freeman, Stephen..... 1991-92
Freeman, Thomas............ 1925
Fretz, Joseph.................... 1909
Frick, Eric............................ 1982
Frick, Raymond..........1938-40
Friedenberg, Rich.....1988-90
Friedman, Aaron............ 2005
Friedman, Bart................... 1971
Friend, Clarence...............1995
Fritzinger, Arthur P..2005-06
Fryrear, Ronald................. 1967
Fucci, Joseph................1971-73
Fuddy, James.............1968-70
Fullerton, E.G...................... 1881
Peter Gallagher
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Gaetano, Glenn............1971-73
Gage,Timothy.1994-95, 1997
Gallagher, Bernard..........1942,
1946
Gallagher, Daniel..............2014
Gallagher, Justin........1996-98
Gallagher, P.J............. 1906-07
Gallagher, Patrick.............1907
Gallagher, Peter......... 1982-84
Galan, Edward....... 1998-2001
Galan, John............. 1999-2001
Galas, Roman........ 1999-2002
Galik, John................... 1986-87
Galli, Thomas.............. 1983-84
Gammill, James...........2014-16
Gardiner, John........... 1898-00
Gardiner, William.......1899-02
Gardner, Cooper C.... 2015-18
Garton, Keiffer.......... 2008-09
Gaskell, Scott.............. 1996-97
Gaston, F. Harold..... 1906-08
Gates, Donald..............1990-91
Gates, Gerald.............. 1963-65
Gates, Griffith....................2013
Gaudet, Charles................ 1977
Gawlas, Robert.............2010-11
Gay, Richard................ 1988-89
Gedin, Kory................2004-06
Geisel, John.................1962-64
Gelbert, Charles......... 1893-96
Genther, P.E........................ 1921
Gentle, Richard..........1928-30
Georgalas, Loui...............2000
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Gerber, Michael.................1994
Germino, Mike............1998-99
Gervin, Sydney........... 1928-29
Gette, Warren.............. 1929-31
Geyelin, H.C........................ 1876
Giannakoulis, Peter...1992-94
Gibbs, Jeffrey..............2016-19
Gibbs, Thomas...........1990-92
Giberson, Dudley........ 1931-32
Giblin, Todd................. 1997-99
Gibron, James...................1988
Giesecke, Brian............2010-11
Gifford, Benjamin...... 1967-69
Gifford, Paxson..........1940-42
Gigliotti, Frank..................1989
Gill, Charles.................. 1954-56
Gill, R.C.................................1886
Gillin, John...................1959-60
Gillogly, Jay.................1969-70
Gilmore, Thomas....... 1983-85
Ginsberg, Robert.......1992-94
Ginter, Ernest................1971-73
Gisburne, Gene.......... 1934-35
Gizzi, Thomas............. 1987-88
Glanz, Terry.................. 1981-82
Glascott, William....... 1993-95
Glasgow, Steve...........1975-77
Glockner, Andy..........1992-94
Glover, Malcolm......... 1988-89
Glover, Ryan M............ 2018-19
Goines, Timothy............... 1979
Goldsberry, Owen............2019
Goldsmith, Andrew S.... 2008-10
Goldstrom, Don ........1949-50
Goniprow, Joseph W.... 2007-09
Goodman, S.M............ 1895-98
Goodwillie, J. Patrick.1992-94
Goodwin, Edward..... 1958-59
Gordon, Andrew...............1944
Gordon, Mitch................... 1990
Gotberg, Stephen............. 1981
Gottesman, Sam... 1999-2001
Gotwals, Charles................1914
Goyette, Jeffrey......... 1983-85
Graber, Lance.................... 1982
Grabmeier, Joseph... 1982-83
Graf, Frank.....................1921-23
Graham, Broderick L...... 2015, 2017-18
Graham, David........... 1967-68
Graham, F.W.W......... 1885-87
Graham, Robert.........1947-49
Graham, Samuel...............2012
Grain, Edwin..... 1941-42, 1946
Gramigna, Edward, Jr..... 1980-81
Gramigna, Edward.... 1952-53
Granata, Richard..............1996
Grant, James P...................2011
Grant, Maceo..............1990-92
Grass, James............... 1985-87
Graupner, William.....1929-30
Graustein, Robert...... 1975-76
Grave, William.............. 1919-21
Gravenhorst, Barry.......... 1987
Graves, Nelson................. 1900
Gray, Alex..................... 1881-84
Gray, G.R............................. 1888
Gray, Kevin J. .......... 2007-09
Gray, Luther.................1960-61
Gray, Ronald...............1978-80
Greathouse, Jeremiah.... 1995-97
Greco, Ralph............... 1958-59
Green, James.....................1944
Greenawalt, Jon.........1958-60
Greenawalt, Sam.......1949-50
Green, Charles............1929-30
Green, Roger...................1911-12
Greene, Edward........ 1904-07
Greene, James............. 1970-71
Greenfield, Albert............ 1977
Gregonis, Walter.. 1942, 1946-47
Gregorian, Vahe................ 1982
Greiner, William................1994
Gress, Charles............. 1976-77
Griffin, Brian..... 1988, 1990-91
Griffin, James..................... 1975
Griffith, R.G...................1890-91
Griffith, William.................. 1913
Grisan, Rich.................. 1981-82
Griscom, C.A...................... 1885
Gross, Stephen........... 1995-97
Grosso, Joseph............ 2011-13
Grosvenor, Denis....... 1976-78
Grove, Louis........................ 1921
Grzan, Marko.............2004-06
Guman, Doland................. 1952
Gunnis, William................. 1935
Gurskie, John.............. 1952-54
Gustafson, H.I............. 1937-39
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Hadden, Luke............. 2001-04
Hager, Matt.........................1999
Haggard, Jake...................2019
Haggerty, Stewart..... 1951-53
Haines, Donald............1973-75
Haines, Donald, Jr......... 2002
Hake, Edward..............1925-27
Hall, Karl......................... 1981-83
Hall, Kenneth......................1996
Hamer, Ernest...............1921-22
Hamilton, Brian.......... 1997-98
Hamlin, Thomas.........1966-68
Hamme, J.M........................1886
Hamscher, Matthew..2008-11
Hance, H.M................... 1876-78
Hancock, F.B......................1894
Hanlon, John............... 1957-59
Hanlon, Thomas.......... 1949-51
Hannum, John............ 1963-65
Hannum, Richard..............1965
Hardaker, William......1960-62
Harding, F.H.......................1884
Hardy, Leon................. 1954-55
Hare, T. Truxtun.........1897-00
Harper, L.B.......................... 1929
Harr, Robert.......................1950
Harrah, B.S.F...................... 1878
Harrington, Stewart... 1910-12
Harris, Andrew............. 2011-14
Harris, David................. 1981-82
Harris, Edward.............. 1913-15
Harris, Naheem........ 2004-07
Harris, Nelson....................1947
Harris, Robert.....................1961
Harris, William..............1971-73
Harrison, C.C.............. 1895, 98
Hart, Reginald..............1877-79
Hartwig, Robert.........1940-42
Harvey, Herman..........1919-20
Harvey, W.S................. 1882-84
Hasselbeck, Steve..... 1974-75
Hassler, Charles.... 1945-47, 1949
Hatch, Jeffrey........ 1999-2001
Hauncher, Scott................ 1992
Hauze, James.............. 1934-36
Hawkes, J.P......................... 1881
Hawkins, Leonard........... 1990
Hawley, G.T......................... 1915
Hayes, George................... 1972
Hayes, Hunter J.......... 2017-19
Hazelhurst, G.T............1877-78
Head, J.................................1886
Heaton, J.A.......................... 1881
Hedberg, Robert..............1944
Hedges, J...........1895, 1897-98
Heffelfinger, Roy..............1954
Heffernan, William.... 1970-72
Heilman, Adam....... 1909, 1912
Heimlicher, Jake...............2019
Heintz, Emil................. 1925-26
Heinz, Brad.................. 1985-86
Heisman, John.............1890-91
Heller, Ronald....................1995
Heller, Zachary C. ......2007-10
Helman, Wayne..... 1944, 1946-48
Hembrough, Marc..... 1982-83
Hemeon, Melbourne.. 1931-32
Hemings, Greg...........1979-80
Henderson, Carl......... 1965-67
Henderson, Matthew.2014-16
Hendrickson, Tayler.. 2014-17
Heneghan, Francis.... 1983-84
Henley, Mike................ 1986-88
Henning, Charles......... 1914-16
Hensch, Doug.............1989-90
Henry.................................... 1876
Henry, Benjamin...............2016
Hensle, Terry............... 1962-63

Henwood, Timothy...1993-94
Herman, Mark J............... 2006
Hernandez, Anthony.1991-92
Herrick, Tyler..................201-18
Hertz, Sanford............ 1973-74
Herwick, Peter............1964-66
Hess, William......................1966
Hetrick, Norman............... 1962
Hewitt, Albert............ 2008-10
Hewlett, Dane.................... 1985
Hewlett, Duane.......... 1983-85
Hewson, W.K.............. 1876-78
Heyse, Mike........................1986
Higgins, Brian.............1993-94
Hill, Brinton........................... 1911
Hill, R.C.......................... 1887-88
Hill, Robert........................... 1913
Hinkle, David......................1994
Hippenstiel, Brad....... 1986-87
Hisgen, James............1996-99
Hobson, F............................1905
Hobson, Peter............... 2011-12
Hochman, Kendall..... 1997-98
Hodder, Robert.................1984
Hodge, H.B......................... 1900
Hoehn, Brian................1990-91
Hoffman, Gavin..... 1999-2001
Hoffman, Harry..........1902-03
Hoffman, J.O...................... 1877
Hoffman, Joseph.............. 1992
Hoffman, Robert........ 1970-72
Hoffman, Walter............... 1927
Hogan, Christopher......... 1978
Holahan, John........ 1999-2001
Holder, Joseph.2009, 2011-12
Holland, Andrew...............2012
Holland, Raymond........... 1933
Holland, John.............. 1952-53
Hollenback, J.................... 1904
Hollenback, Wm..1904, 1906-08
Hollinquest, Miles K................ 2017
Hollister, William.............. 1929
Holman, Benjamin..... 1992-93
Holmbeck, Kyle..................1991
Holzer, Dale...................... 2003
Honeysett, James............1936
Honsle, Terry.......................1961
Hooper, Stephen... 1988,1990
Hopkins, David............. 1914-15
Hopkins, Jerel............. 1992-93
Hopkinson, Edward.. 1932-33
Hopper, Robert........... 1918-20
Hordubay, Joseph.... 1956-58
Horowitz, Mark........... 1992-93
Horton, Warren..........1949-50
Hough, William...................1910
Houston, Floyd................. 1990
Houston, S.F................ 1884-85
Hovey, David.............. 1950-52
Howard, Steve............1989-90
Howard, T.............................1901
Howell, Douglas.........1979-80
Huber, Daniel...............1977-78
Huber, Kolton..............2016-19
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Hubley, Martin...................1945
Hudak, Quinn J.................2018
Hughes................................. 1876
Huidekoper, T.W..............1890
Hulme, Thomas.......... 1886-89
Humble, Mac......................2019
Humes, John....................... 1921
Hunt, Gerald.......................1988
Hunt, Robert...............1938-40
Hunter, J.G..........................1880
Hunter, T.G...................1880-81
Hunter, W.D........................ 1879
Hutchinson, Daniel.......... 1909
Hutchinson, S..................... 1885
Hyland, Neil................. 1954-56
Hylinski, Chris....................1984
Hynoski, Walter......... 1952-54
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Iarussi, Anthony................2014
Ijoma, Kevin.................. 2012-15
Injaian, Harry......................1948
Inskeep, Richard........ 1985-86
Irvin, Robert........ 2006, 2008
Irwin, Pierson.................... 1909
Italiano, Joseph.......... 1970-72
Iuliano, Michael.......... 1988-89
Ivins, Clarke........................1956
Iwanowski, Mark........ 1974-76
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Jacoby, Parker........... 1955-57
Jack, Jeffrey................2009-12
Jackson, Evan............... 2011-14
Jackson, Howard....... 1952-54
Jackson, Roy............... 1896-97
Jaffin, Frederick......... 1962-63
Jaffurs, Alex................. 1949-51
James, John................ 1995-97
Jameson, Robert.........1971-73
Jamison, S....................1878-80
Jangro, Connor...........2016-19
Jaskowski, Sebastian.2011-13
Jeffreys, Edward....... 1884-85
Jenkins, Frank............1945-46
Jett, Eric..................... 2008-09
Jez, Albert..........................1970
Johns, Michael......... 2002-05
Johnson, Christian....1992-94
Johnson, J.H....................... 1922
Johnson, Jorge.......... 1988-89
Johnson, Nelson........ 1977-79
Johnson, Robert......... 1961-62
Johnson, Steve.1986, 1988-89
Johnson, W.........................1905
Johnston, W.G...................1889
Jones, Abe.......................... 1987
Jones, Farquhar.... 1945, 1947-48
Jones, Greg............... 2003-04
Jones, Grover....................1943
Jones, Kameron..........2009-11
Jones, J.A............................1902
Jones, R.B............................1916
Jordan, Donald..................1963
Jordan, William..........1964-65
Jordan, Edward................. 1931
Joseph, George.......... 1967-69
Jourdet, Lon.................. 1910-12
Journeay, Albert.......... 1912-14
Joyce, Tom.................. 1986-87
Joyner, Buzz...............1960-62
Judge, William..................1954
Jugan, Jeff...................1989-90
Juliano, Michael................1994
Julien, Matthew..........1994-96
Jump, Charles.................... 1928
Junge, Kevin............. 2002-04
Junk, J.L...............................1905
Bryan Keys
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Kahl, James.........................1953
Kahn, Alexander......... 2012-13
Kane, Charles.....................1956
Kane, Francis.....................1943
Kane, Joseph...............1941-43
Kapchuck, Michael...........1956
Kapusta, Michael.....2000-03
Karcich, Gregory....... 1995-96
Kardevan, Frank........ 1934-35
Karrash, Daniel..................2019
Kase, D.B..................... 1903-04
Kashowitz, Arnold........... 1927
Kauffman, G.R....................1910
Kauffman, Jacob....... 1923-24
Kaupp, Robert...................1970
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Kawa, Christopher........... 1992
Kearney, Thomas...... 1977-79
Keating, Kevin...................1994
Keblish, Peter.............. 1955-57
Keeley, F.J........................... 1887
Keinath, Charles........ 1906-08
Keinath, Charles......... 1936-38
Kellar, George.....................1901
Kellcher, George...............1936
Kelleher, William............1911-12
Keller, John.................. 1987-88
Kellett, Donald............ 1931-33
Kelley, Daniel.....................1974
Kelley, Hunter.............. 2014-17
Kelley, Robert.................... 1967
Kellogg, Ronald......... 1974-75
Kelly, James....................... 1962
Kelly, Raymond.......... 1957-58
Kelly, Ryan P................ 2014-15
Kelly, Timothy............ 1975-76
Kelly, W. Harold................. 1913
Kelly, W.J............................ 1922
Kennedy, A.R.....................1899
Kennedy, John.............. 1910-11
Kennedy, John M... 1994-96
Kennedy, Thomas............1964
Kenney, Mark.....................1988
Kenning, Harry A............ 2007
Kenoyer, Steven........1969-70
Keogh, John........................1910
Keough, James.1980, 1982-83
Kerr, Dana.................... 1988-89
Kerr, Douglas.....................1970
Kerr, George......................1934
Kerr, Tony.....................1990-91
Kerr, W................................. 1876
Kesack, William.......... 1957-59
Keslosky, Adam........2000-01
Ketchey, Charles....... 1967-69
Key, Jaden..........................2019
Keys, Bryan................. 1987-89
Keyser, Stanley......... 1965, 67
Khouri, George..................1998
Kiefer, Matthew........... 2012-13
Kiehn, David.......................1999
Killian, Earl.......................... 1955
Kim, Joe............................... 1992
Kimener, Patrick J... 2005-07
King, Christopher.............1988
King, Hugh.......................... 1923
King, Mitchell............... 2012-14
King, Paul..................... 1933-35
Kinloch, Robert.................1954
Kirchmier, Nathaniel E.. 2015-17
Kirk, Zachary...............1988-90
Kirkieski, William....... 1936-37
Kirwan, Sean.............. 2001-03
Kispert, Edwin..............2010-11
Klar, Tom.............................1986
Klein, George..................... 1973
Klich, Richard..............1969-70
Kline, A.R.............................1886
Kline, John.......................... 1932
Knapp, William............ 1991-92
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Knezevich, Peter.............. 1976
Knipe, Arthur.............. 1892-94
Knowlton, Cabot....... 1966-67
Knox, Rick.................... 1993-95
Kochersperger, Steve..... 1973-74
Koepsell, William....... 1937-39
Koestler, Paul..................... 1982
Koffman, Burton........1947-48
Kolbe, George............ 1987-88
Kollock, David................... 1962
Koons, Frederick......... 1913-14
Koontz, Joshua R.... 2006-08
Kopcha, Joseph.......... 1989-91
Kopenhaver, James.. 1952-54
Kosherzenko, John..........1974
Koss, Stanley.............. 1983-84
Kostecki, Fred...................1989
Koury, Jeff................... 1974-75
Kovachich, Michael..........1963
Koval, George.............1958-60
Koval, Ronald....................1969
Kovalcik, J. Christopher.2006-08
Koze, Richard............. 1956-58
Kraftschik, Ernest.............1964
Krall, Robert.......................1984
Kreuz, Albert............... 1924-25
Krichling, Walter........1946-47
Krimmel, Jack.............1949-50
Krissel, Joseph C..... 2008-09
Krol, Thomas......................1996
Kruse, Karl........................... 1962
Kuczynski, Bernard..1940-42
Kuen, Eugene............. 1927-29
Kulcsar, Spencer.......... 2011-14
Kull, Robert......................... 1973
Kumberger, Albert...........1949
Kuncio, David R....... 2007-08
Kupchik, Chris........... 2001-03
Kurlish, William.......... 1934-36
Kurucar, Max......................2013
Kurtz, Robert..1944-45, 1949
Kushner, H.J....................... 1927
Kwiecinski, Ryan...... 2003-05
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Labin, John.........................1954
Laino, John................... 1950-51
Laird, Joseph.............. 1924-25
Lambert, Franklin..............1961
Lamberton, Robert.. 1908-09
Lambertson, Chris.... 1967-69
Lamson, Otis.............. 1904-05
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Langdon, A.T................1921-22
Langlois, W.E............... 1891-92
Laning, Michael........... 2012-14
Larson, Eric.........................1949
Laurano, Joseph........ 1985-87
Laurence, William.....1964-66
Laverelle, Frank................ 1932
Lavery, V..................... 1905-06
Lavin, John.................. 1952-53
Lawless, Ed......1944, 1946-47
Lawlor, Matthew........1968-69
Lawrence, George.......... 1906
Lawrence, Marcus D...... 2006-09
Laws, J.T............................ 2004
Laws, Joseph.....................1942
Lazarus, David............. 1991-92
Lazenby, Thomas............. 1997
Lazzeri, Ryan......... 1998-2001
Leavitt, Gregory........1969-70
Lebengood, Robert.. 1953-55
Lebron, Jason............. 1997-99
Le Conte, J.R..................... 1879
Lee, Ephraim................ 2015-16
Lee, Horace H............. 1876-78
Lee, James...................1992-94
Lee, Jay.........................1989-90
Leith, Alfred................ 1924-25
Lelas Ill, John.............. 1987-88
Lemonick, Bernie......1948-50
Lencewicz, Chris..............1986
Lenham, Leonard............. 1923
Lenham, T...........................1920
Lennon, Samuel.................1991
Lentz, Warren.................... 1935
Lenzner, Joseph.........1925-27
Leonetti, Bruce.......... 1974-75
Lepisto, Braden R... 2005-07
Leshinsky, Luke N............2015
Levan, Richard.................. 1977
Levene, I...................... 1905-06
Levin, Frederick......... 1962-63
Levine, Brian.............. 2009-10
Levitan, Mark.............. 1952-54
Levitt, Harvey....................1964
Levy, Morton............... 1936-38
Lewis..................................... 1876
Lewis, E.C............................ 1877
Lewis, Edwin................ 1931-33
Lewis, George............. 1982-84
Lewis, Khalil........................2019
Lewis, Tom.................2000-01
Lewis, William..................... 1921
Lewko, Jacob A....... 2007-09
Lhotak, Steven ........2000-03
Lias, Steven..................2010-12
Liberatore, Tony.........1980-81
Licari, Adam V.......... 2005-06
Light, G. Hobart.................1916
Ligos, Mark.................. 1987-89
Lima, John................... 1932-33
Lincoln, H.P......................... 1877
Lindberg, James M..........2015
Lindsay, C.E................. 1883-84
Lineham, John............ 1967-69
Lipka, Ronald.....................1970
Lipschutz, Daniel...............2011
Lisa, Andrew......................2015
Lista, Michael.............. 1985-87
Lista, William............... 1981-83
Little, Lewis.........1916, 1918-19
Littleton, Arthur......... 1945-47
Lober, Richard................... 1987
Lockett, Ricky............. 1978-79
Lockhart, Allen.................. 1928
Loftus, Connor............. 2011-14
Lombardi II, Robert A..2005-06
Long, Howard.................... 1925
Long, Robert...............1969-70
Long, Tanner......................2019
Long, William S.................2018
Longwell, J.B.....................1905
Looby, John....................... 1928
Lopano, Scott.............2009-12
Lorber, Stanley........... 1937-38
Lorenc, Joseph........... 1982-84
Loucks, W.B........................ 1915
Lozinak, Kevin............1992-94
Luciano, Peter............. 1969-71
Luke, Donald............... 1970-72
Luongo, Andrew M..2007-10
Luongo, William.........1946-48
Lynch, Walter............. 1963-65
Lyons, Dana................. 1993-95
Lyons, John........................ 1973
Lysenko, Daniil............ 2013-15
Lytwynec, Brian................ 1978
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Macdonald, Darren... 1995-98
MacDonald, Pete..1964, 1966
MacLeod, Thomas..... 1996-97
MacNaughton, Fred......... 1912
MacVittie, Tom..................1986
MacWhorter, Richard..... 1935
Macik, Miles................. 1993-95
Mackey, H.A................. 1891-93
Macklin, John E.................1907
Macknet, David M. ... 2008, 2010
Madden, Jackson....... 2013-15
Maddox, DeVaughn.....1995, 1997
Maehr, Jason............... 1997-99
Magai, Walter............. 1927-28
Magallanes, James..... 1991-93
Mahar, William.................... 1921
Makovsky, Matt........ 2002-04
Maksik, Sol..........................1936
Malan, Joseph.................... 1977
Malcome, Isaiah K...... 2017-18
Maley, Patrick............. 1988-89
Malizia, Jim................2004-06
Malloy, Brian............... 1970-72
Malone, Dennis....... 1969, 1971
Mandel, Marc................1972-73
Manier, John.......................1908
Mankus, Joseph.................1961
Manley, James...................1954
Manning, Jordan H..2006-08
Manning, Richard............. 1976
Marabella, Gabe....... 2002-04
Marchiano, John........ 1958-59
Marcin, Michael................. 1987
Marcus, Robert..................1924
Mardula, Robert......... 1974-76
Marinelli, Michael..... 2005-07
Marino, Anthony...2009, 2011
Mark, Lawrence.................1947
Markes, Eric R.............. 2017-19
Marks, William.............1908-10
Marrow, Mitch............. 1995-97
Marsh, Lyle.............2009, 2012
Marshall, Edward....... 1945-47
Marshall, Richard.......... 1911-13
Marta, T.J...................... 1984-85
Martin, Charles.................. 1962
Martin, Jacob A.......... 2017-18
Martin, John................1944-45
Martin, John.................1972-73
Martin, Kevin.. 1998, 2000-01
Martin, Kristofer........... 2011-13
Martin, R.L..................... 1891-92
Martin, Richard...........1940-42
Martin, Timothy.................1974
Martinez, Brad.......... 2003-05
Martinho, Scott P. ......... 2007
Martinowich, John.... 1965-67
Marvin, Bradford...............2011
Marzonie, Doug........... 1979-81
Masavage, Edward... 1930-32
Mason, Johnny............1975-77
Masters, Walter..........1928-30
Matesic, Matthew......1966-68
Mathews, Brian....... 1989, 1991
Mathews, Bruce................ 1992
Mathews, Sam.......... 2003-05
Matthews, Robert.....1946-47
Mattioni, Brian...................1989
Mattson, William................. 1911
Maugle, Tyson P...... 2006-08
May, William.............. 2005-06
Maynard, John.............. 1917-19
Mazich, Thomas.....1977, 1979
Mazzetti, Timothy..... 1975-76
McAnally, Charles.............. 1921
McAndrews, George........ 1951
McCabe, J.F..................1901-03
McCaffrey, Robert..... 1931-33
McCall, Jeffrey............ 1996-97
McCann, Robert.........1949-50

McCarthy, James........ 2017-19
McCarthy, Jerome.1942, 1946-47
McCarthy, John.......... 1954-56
McCarthy, Peter.........1960-62
McCarty, John................... 1997
McChance, F.K................... 1888
McCleod Jr, Jason...........2019
McCloskey, John...... 1898-00
McCloskey, John..............1943
McConnell, Bruce...... 1985-86
McCormick, Fred....... 1972-74
McCracken, J.C......... 1896-00
McCracken, J.C.......... 1933-34
McDermond, Pat........1989-90
McDermott, Pat....... 2003-05
McDonald, Dan......... 2004-05
McFadden, G....................... 1891
McFadden, J.F.................... 1881
McFadden, Jerry....... 1982-84
McFillin, James........... 1967-68
McGarrity, Thomas... 1993-95
McGarity, Samuel A..2005-07
McGarry, Michael.......1962-64
McGee, Jason.............1996-98
McGee, Ralph.............. 1972-74
McGeehan, James...... 1991-93
McGeehan, John........ 1983-84
McGettigan, Patrick C..... 2018-19
McGill, William...................1965
McGinnis, James............... 1927
McGinley, Edward..... 1923-24
McGinley, Edward............1949
McGinley, Gerald........ 1949-51
McGinley, Richard............ 1957
McGinn, Sean............... 2012-13
McGinty, John....................1942
McGoldrick, James....2009-11
McGrady, Chris................ 2002
McGraw, Rea................1922-23
McGuire, James..........1980-81
McGuirk, Gregor........ 1987-88
Mcllvaine, E.S...............1876-77
Mclnerney, John........1980-82
McInerney, Patrick R..2017-18
McKeever, Charles...........1894
McKendry, Joseph.......... 2010
McKernan, Francis.......... 1940
McKernan, Francis...........1943
McKinney, C.J............. 1955-57
McKinnon, Fitz...........1990-92
McLaughin, James........... 1987
McMahon, P.J.....................1898
McManus, Albert............... 1975
McManus, Pat............. 2001-03
McMullen, Ellsworth........ 1923
McMurray, Scott................1991
McNally, Brendan J..2007-09
McNally, Dan............... 1986-87
McNamara, Robert... 1935-37
McNeil, Thomas................ 1997
McNichol, Daniel.......... 1918-19
McNulty, Jesse..................1944
McVicker, Charles............1968
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Mebs II, Edward................1999
Meixsell, Vance................. 1979
Meland, Creighton.....1975-77
Melillo, Anthony M..2005-07
Mellor, Richard........... 1970-72
Melton, John......................1945
Mendelson, Irving......1938-40
Meridith, Michael.....2004-06
Mercer, E. Leroy.......... 1910-12
Merrell, Thomas........... 1913-14
Merritt, Stacy.................. 2002
Merrick, Frank....................1930
Messick, John....................1944
Metallo, Vincent.......... 1951-53
Metzger, S.....................1901-03
Meyer, Jerry.......................1988
Meyer, John................. 1974-76
Michaels, Joseph..............1943
Michaleski, Matthew...1999-2002
Michel, Brandon................2014
Michvech, Edward...........1993
Micir, Sylvester..................1970
Middleton, Doug..... 2002-05
Miel, E. DeF.................. 1885-87
Miers, R.W........................... 1888
Mika, John.................... 1957-59
Miklos, Gregory.................1988
Miklos, Jim................... 1986-87
Mikovich, Victor.........1949-50
Mikula, Edward..................1943
Milanese, Robert.. 1999-2002
Miller, A................................1907
Miller, Albert............... 1907-09
Miller, Cache....................... 1992
Miller, Doug.................1994-96
Miller, Duane......................1984
Miller, Edward............. 1962-63
Miller, Geoffrey...................1961
Miller, Henry...................1915-17
Miller, James................ 1981-82
Miller, Jonathan.......... 1920-22
Miller, Joseph.............. 1937-39
Miller, Michael.................... 1983
Miller, Nicholas J........ 2015-18
Miller, P.W....................1879-80
Miller, Raymond........... 1918-19
Miller, William............. 1936-38
Miller, William.............. 1941-42
Milne, William E....... 2005-07
Mills, Brandon M......... 2015-17
Minds, Chester...........1911, 1913
Minds, John H............. 1894-97
Minisi, Anthony..... 1944, 1946-47
Miran, Jason H. ....... 2006-08
Miranda, Edgar..................1980
Mischo, A.F.................. 1936-37
Mitchell, Craig..............1901-03
Mitchell, H...........................1884
Mitchell, Mike.2000, 2002-03
Mitchell, Ryan..............2010-13
Mizell, Chris............... 2003-06
Mock, Joel....................1979-80
Moeling, Walter...........1940-41
Moen, Christopher.........2000
Moffatt, Harold...................1914
Moffly, W.T.........................1884
Mollenbeck, Jared D...... 2008-10
Molloy, Bruce.............. 1963-65
Molnar, James.............1977-78
Molnar, Sigfried........... 1961-63
Monahan, Robert.......1968-69
Monk, Ralph................. 1927-28
Montesanti, John...1977, 1979-80
Mooney, Charles J...........2012
Moore, Alexander C..2014-16
Moore, Dante’....................2019
Moore, Jonathan D..2008-09
Moore, Miller...................... 1927
Morcott, Scott............ 1985-86
Moretto, Thomas..............1968
Morgan, Aron......... 2013, 2015
Morgan, Rex........... 1942, 1947
Morgenthaler, John... 1981-83
Morice, W.N................. 1896-97
Moroney, Stephen.1998-2001
Morris, C.D.................... 1929-31
Morris, Daniel......... 1998-2001
Morris, Donald.................. 1990
Morris, Garrett...................2019
Morris, Horatio.............. 1910-11
Morris, Nicholas......... 1993-95
Morris, Micah......................2019
Morrissey, Mike.......... 1986-87
Morrison, Justin.......... 2015-18
Morrison, Kevin.......... 1987-89
Morowitz, Fred................ 2002
Mortensen, Ben................. 1967
Moses, Gerard A...... 2007-08
Moses, John................. 1950-52
Moshyedi, Armin....... 1988-89
Moskal, Coltan F......... 2015-17
Mosterly, William...............1941
Mostertz, Robert.......1944-45
Mottillo, Christopher.......2019
Mott, Ako.....................1990-92
Mowatt, Benjamin...... 2017-19
Mowatt, Enrico.................. 1992
Moyer, Brian................ 1984-85
Moyer, Kirk................... 1983-85
Moyer, Richard................. 1960
Mulford, A...........................1903
Mulligan, F.P................ 1927-28
Munger, George......... 1930-32
Munger, Greville........ 1958-59
Munro, Brian....................... 1997
Murdoch, Lawrence.... 1913-15
Murphy, A.I.........................1939
Murphy, J.H..................1876-77
Murphy, Kevin.................... 1981
Murphy, Michael........1978-80
Murphy, Paul............... 1927-28
Murphy, Thomas...............1984
Murray, Donald............ 1950-51
Murray, Franny........... 1934-36
Murray, Ryan J. ........ 2007-10
Muscat, Dylan.............. 2013-15
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Nakfoor, Brett....................1989
Nash, William..................... 1932
Natale, Frank...................... 1987
Natale, Michael............ 1959-61
Nawrocki, Luke...........2009-11
Neall, Jackson.............1947-48
Neil, J.................................... 1876
Neill, Hugh........................... 1951
Neill, John.................... 1933-35
Neill, William....................... 1915
Neilson, F.B.........................1889
Nelson, C.A..........................1901
Nelson, Herbert......... 1940-43
Nelson, William...........1977-78
Neu, Nicholas R................2017
Newcomb, Cyrus.......1930-33
Newman, Daniel.......... 1970-71
Newton, S.B........................ 1893
Neylon, James.............. 1918-19
Nicholas, Michael.............. 1973
Nichols, James..................1980
Niemann, Trevor......... 2012-14
Nix, Keenan................. 1982-84
Nix, Robert.................. 1976-77
Noble, Jared L............. 2017-18
Noble, W.W.................. 1881-84
Nolan, Charles............. 1981-83
Nolan, Evan...................... 2004
Nolan, John..................1940-41
Noll, Ben...................... 2001-03
Norwald, Louis...................1914
Nossem, Lukas............ 2014-15
Notar, Ronald....................1963
Novelli, William........... 1961-62
Novoselsky, Brent..... 1985-87
Nuelle, Scott................ 1983-85
Nye, Alva...................... 1934-36
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Oakerson, William.....1969-70
Oakhill, John...................... 1957
Obara, Timothy.......... 1985-86
Ober, Joseph.............. 1936-37
O’Brien, Conor.............2016-19
O’Brien, Riley J............ 2018-19
O’Connell, Matthew......... 1992
O’Connor, Gavin........ 1983-85
O’Connor, John..........1964-65
Odell, Robert...............1941-43
Odiorne, Richard.............. 1925
O’Donnell, Vincent...........1974
Off, Harry......................1894-95
O’Gorman, Robert............1919
O’Hara, Brendan......... 2017-19
Okere, Kelechukwu.2003-05
Oko, Thomas................ 1989-91
Okolovitch, Todd.1999-00, 2002
Okoro, Nick......... 2003, 2005
Okun, Mike.................... 1981-82
O’Leary, James.......... 1972-74
O’Leary, Zachary........ 2014-17
Olekszak, Gregory........... 1952
Olekszyk, Steve.........1984-86
Olenn, Stanley............ 1962-63
Olexy, Joseph............. 1927-29
Oliver, H.D.................... 1892-93
Olsen, John..................1929-30
Olson, Kyle L. .......... 2008-09
Onderdonk, Robert.. 1930-32
O’Malley, Ryan............. 2012-15
O’Neill, Brian...................... 1979
O’Neill, Brian J............. 2017-19
O’Neill, Dave............... 1997-98
O’Neill, Doug..1997-98, 2000
O’Neill, Hugh....................... 1951
O’Neill, Michael........... 1983-85
O’Neill, William........... 1935-37
Opekun, Walter.......... 1928-29
Orbison, T.J........................1896
Oristagleo, Robert....1946-48
Ortman, Steven.......... 1982-84
Osborne, James................. 1931
Osentowski, Chris..... 1995-96
Osgood, Winchester.1893-94
Ostrosky, Vincent...... 1981-82
Ostrowski, William...........1969
O’Toole, James.......... 1982-84
O’Toole, Kevin...................1970
Outland, John............. 1897-99
Overfield, P.D..............1896-99
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Owen, Thomas...........1964-66
Owens, John................ 1961-63
Owens, Richard.......... 1965-67
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Pace, David...................1980-81
Packard, F.A........................ 1881
Packard, John.............. 1961-63
Padon, Ben.........................2019
Page, Donald.....................1974
Page, Robert....................... 1951
Paik, Woodrow..........1992-94
Paino, Alex G.................... 2010
Palilli, Dominic............ 1936-38
Palmer, Stephin........... 1989-91
Palombo, Carl.............. 1931-33
Panciello, Donald....... 2013-16
Panfil, Robert............... 1961-62
Pankratz, Joe................... 2003
Panzini, James............ 1985-86
Pappas, Charles................1966
Papworth, Alton........ 1922-24
Park, David.................... 2011-13
Parke, Samuel.................... 1925
Parker, Luke................1993-94
Parker, Randy........ 1999-2001
Parsons, Chris.1996-97, 1999
Parsons, Ross.............. 1986-87
Pasik, Timothy...................1980
Patel, Sagar............... 2003-05
Paul, Jordon....................... 1982
Paul, William............... 1962-63
Pauxtis, Simon H..............1907
Pearson, Christian M..2015-18
Peden, J.C............................ 1913
Peeke, Gregory................. 1992
Pendleton, Philip............... 1921
Pennington, Chris.1999-2002
Pennypacker, John... 1932-34
Pepicelli, Vincent..............1944
Pepper, George.................1914
Pepper, George......... 1885-86
Peralta, Carlos................... 1982
Perilstein, Ronald............. 1977
Perina, Carl.................. 1930-32
Perkins, David J.......... 2018-19
Perot, F.C......................1880-81
Perry, Brian..................1989-90
Perskie, Jake.............. 2001-03
Person, Brian...........1997-2001
Peterson, Chris........... 1966-67
Peterson, Jake D............. 2010
Peterson, Marty.........1984-86 Purdy, Larry................. 1958-59
Petit, John.................... 1974-75 Puzio, Adrian.............. 1997-99
Petrisko, Jerome.......1964-66 Pyles, Warren.................. 2008
Petronio, Matthew...........1984
Petuskey, William...... 1974-76 -QQQ-
Pfeilmeier, Francis....1966-68 Quarterman, Tyrone.......2016
Pfuff, William..............1949-50 Quigley, Emanuel.............. 1917
Phelps, Steven...................1984 Quigley, William.......... 1915-16
Philbert-Richardson, Kylan.2016 Quillen, Frank..............1941-43
Philip-Guide, Sheldon..... 1993-94 Quinn, John.................1946-49
Philippi, Sam.... 2015-17, 2019
Philippi, Thomas............... 1979 Frank Reagan
Phillips, Joe................2000-03
Phillips, John (Jack)...... 2002
Philler, William.................. 1909
Pickarski, F.A.............. 1901-04
Pickell, Kevin............... 1976-77
Pidgeon, Thomas.......1980-81
Piela, Joseph............... 1995-98
Pierce, Michael................ 2004
Pietrovito, Patrick............1966
Pike, Charles...................... 1909
Pike, Robert........................ 1925
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Pikiel, Michael............. 1997-98
Rader, Matt.................. 1997-98
Pinciotti, Michael........2010-12
Radisic, Boris.............. 1976-78
Pine, Walter................. 1927-28
Radosevich, Trevor.........2019
Pinnel, John........................1964
Rafeedie, Fred................... 1983
Pinney, John.......................1968
Rafetto, Herbert................1916
Pinto, Thomas..............1971-72
Raffel, William............. 1929-31
Pisacane, Frank.......... 1957-59
Ragone, William..........2010-13
Pisano, Stephen......... 1983-84
Raike, Brian....... 2004-05, 07
Pisarri, Ryan.............. 2004-05
Rainwater, Laye.........1938-40
Pita, Frank........................... 1932
Raksnis, John..................... 1957
Plaza, Fred............. 1999-2002
Ralston, F.W................ 1885-86
Pletz, Lee Rob...................1942
Ramm, Keith...................... 1987
Plummer, Gary..................1986
Ramsdell, Fred........... 1909-10
Poderys, Eric... 1987, 1989-90
Rascoe, Larry..............1996-98
Poleski, Frank....................1968
Raser, William............. 1956-58
Pomygalski, Rich....... 1953-55
Rask, Erik.......................2009-11
Posey, W.C.........................1884
Rasmussen, Jason......2009-11
Potter, Wilson............ 1899-00
Ratowsky, Alfred....... 1927-29
Pottruck, David.......... 1967-69
Rawicz, David..............1990-91
Poulos, Daniel..............2014-16
Rea, Matthew......................2011
Powel, John................. 1932-33
Reagan, Charles.........1907-08
Powell, Robert............ 1932-33
Reagan, Francis.........1938-40
Power, Allan................1949-50
Reale, Vaughan.................1984
Power, Corey...............2014-16
Recchiuti, Michael.. 2002-04
Powers, Josh B. ....... 2008-10
Reckus, George................. 1923
Powers, Michael........ 2001-03
Reda, Joseph.....................1993
Powers, Nathan K. .2008-09
Reese, J.L..................... 1892-93
Poynter, William........ 1975-76
Regan, Daniel.............. 1967-69
Prebola, William................ 1982
Reich, Robert.............. 1976-77
Prendergast, Dan.......1980-81
Reichenbach, Doug..1945-49
Price, Eric............................. 1981
Reinert, Matthew.2006, 2008
Price, I.C................................ 1891
Reiser, Christian.........1979-80
Price, Joshua....................... 1915
Remak, Gus......1879-83, 1885
Price, Terrill.........................1914
Renfrow, Lucious...... 1975-76
Price, W.C........................... 1888
Repass, Robert................ 2007
Price, W.M.................... 1883-84
Rettig, Austin............. 1993, 95
Prior, Richard..................... 1979
Reynolds, M.S..1901, 1903-04
Procacci, Phillip................1969
Rheault, Corbin.......... 1992-93
Pronchick, James............. 1977
Rhoads, William.........1948-50
Prudente, Ernest........1949-50
Riblett, Paul.................. 1929-31

Ricchio, John.............. 1995-96
Richardson, D.L.................1902
Richter, Justin..................2000
Riepe, James...............1962-64
Riepl, Frank................. 1955-57
Rigler, Jesse C.......... 2005-07
Riley, Charles.....................1964
Riley, Christopher..... 1995-97
Riley, John.................... 1970-71
Riley, William.....................1966
Rinaldi, Gary................ 1976-78
Ripp, Ryan........ 2013, 2015-16
Rishkofski, Stan..........1969-70
Ritt, Daniel...................2009-12
Rittenhouse, Nicholas P..2017
Rivera, Trenton.................2014
Robak, Nicholas..... 1961, 1964
Robb, Charles.................... 1923
Roberts, Louis............1948-49
Robertson, Larrin .....1994-97
Robinson, Gerald....... 1952-53
Robinson, J.L.....................1905
Robinson, John........... 1930-31
Robinson, Jonathan.................
2000-01, 03-04
Robinson, Karl............ 1924-25
Robinson, Nicholas W..... 2017-19
Robinson, W.T............ 1878-79
Rockafeller, Eugene... 1914-15
Rodgers, Charlie............... 1925
Rodgers, Franklyn L........ 1955
Rodio, Bruce............... 1983-84
Rodriguez, Mike................2019
Roesler, Travis................. 2003
Rogers, David............. 1997-98
Rogers, Qurran........... 1997-99
Rohde, Parker............. 1985-87
Rohrbacker, Bernhard.... 1954-55
Roland, Tom.................1977-78
Rolfe, Michael H.......... 2017-19
Rooke, W.J................. 1904-05
Roose, William..................1930
Rosania, Robert......... 1984-85
Rosborough, Warren...............
1992-94
Rosenau, Walter................ 1917
Rosenbaum, Theodore.2006-07
Rosenbleeth, Rich..... 1952-53
Rosenbloom, Carroll.1927-28
Rosengarten, M.G...... 1892-94
Rosetsky, H..........................1919
Ross, G.G............................. 1887
Ross, Harry.................... 1915-16
Ross, Richard.....................1956
Rossell, Henry.1944, 1947-48
Rossenthal, Jack........1943-44
Rossignol, Bruce........ 1995-98
Rost, Joseph G......... 2007-08
Rouse, Felix ............... 1994-95
Routh, Steven............. 1976-78
Ruegenberg, J.M..............1899
Rubano, Carmelo...... 1997-99
Rubin, Steven.............1980-82
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Ruffolo, Guillermo.......... 2008
Ruffolo, Luis............... 2008-10
Ruggieri, Michael........1960-61
Ruggiero, John................... 1931
Ruhkamp, Brent................1993
Ruisch, Robert.............1990-91
Runte, Walter.............1939-40
Rush, Sundiata...........1990-92
Rushing, Lance............ 1989-91
Russell, Edward........... 1913-15
Russell, John............... 1952-53
Rutherford, Eric......... 1984-85
Rutter, R.L........................... 1885
Ryan, Kris................ 1998-2001
Ryncavage, Joseph.........1974
Ryslik, David................. 2017-19
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Sabia, Ronald..................... 1983
St. George, Richard......... 1978
Saelinger, Jonathan R... 2008-10
Salem, John.................1959-60
Salter, W.H................... 1885-86
Salve, Patrick..................... 1957
Salvino, Jeffrey.......... 1995-97
Samawicz, Philip............... 1962
Sammarco, Carl.......... 1951-53
Samson, Andrew L..2007-10
Sanchez, Sebastian... 2017-19
Sandberg, Joe.... 2003, 2005-07
Sandler, Scott............. 1987-88
San Doval, Ric..... 2001-03, 2005
Sanford, Foster................. 1927
Sanft, John..........................1944
Sangobowale, Michael. 2002-04
Santacroce, Joseph.. 1974-75
Santini, Gerald............1966-68
Saris, Dan............................2012
Sarruda, James.................1974
Saunders, Ken............ 1985-87
Saunders, Raymond........ 1985
Savage, J.R......................... 1888
Savage, Michael................ 1983
Savini, Paul............ 1998-2000
Savitsky, George.......1944-47
Sawyer, P. ..........................1920
Scarlett, Hunter......... 1905-08
Schaefer, Matthew.. 2007-09
Schafer, Richard........ 1955-56
Schaff, Joseph............ 1927-28
Schainman, Mory....... 1927-28
Schamberg, M.........1879, 1881
Schantz, Peter............1959-60
Scheerer, David................ 1923
Scheid, Thomas......... 1975-76
Scherpf, John.............. 1991-92
Schmall, Michael......... 2012-14
Schmidt, George..............1942
Schmidt, Noel............. 1950-52
Schmucker, Jason......2009-11
Schnee, Gregory...............1995
Schneider, Donald.... 1945-47
Schneider, Robert............ 1927
Schoenauer, Brian......2014-16
Schoff, Charles...........1890-92
Schrufer, Edward...... 1978-79
Schuenemann, Bob.. 1935-37
Schulte, Jeffrey........... 1981-82
Schultz, Joseph..........1962-64
Schuman, William............1944
Schuster, Gregory.....2009-12
Schwanewede, Bill..... 1989-91
Schwartz, Matthew.... 2012-14
Schweder, John.... 1945, 1947-49
Schwertner, Mark J... 2012-13
Sciolla, Ralph...............1977-78
Scott, Conner...2010, 2012-14
Scott, Gary................... 1952-54
Scott, James............... 1909-10
Scott, Jasen.................1993-96
Scott, Joshua D............... 2010
Scovanner, Wes......... 1965-67
Scull, Folwell................1925-27
Scull, Paul..................... 1927-28
Scungio, Scott............1984-86
Sebastienelli, A.J.......1984-86
Sebastienelli, Robert.......1956
Sechrest, Edward............. 1978
Seelbach, Charles........ 1913-14
Seeley, James............. 1952-53
Seibolt, William.................1974
Seidenberger, Clarence.1944
Seifert, Jason................ 2011-12
Seksinsky, John......... 1957-59
Sempier, Carl............... 1951-52
Sergeant, George...... 1882-83
Serino, Richard........... 1976-77
Serpico, Joseph................ 1955
Serra, Jose....................1975-77
Serrano, Robert................1980
Sgro, Peter.......................... 1973
Sgro, Vincent.............. 1970-72
Shada, James.............. 1953-55
Shaffer, Glenn........ 1967, 1969
Shagena, Peter.................. 1982
Shanafelt, John........... 1951-53
Shanahan, William.... 1932-34
Shane, Clifford.................. 1940
Shannon, Joseph..............1889
Shanosky, Chris................ 1979
Shanosky, Leo...................1950
Sharp, Logan L...............201-18
Shaw, Edward............1958-60
Shead, Chris................. 1970-71
Sheble, H.W................ 1904-06
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Shinn, Walter.............. 1936-38
Shirk, John.................... 1981-82
Shober, John............... 1927-28
Shober, S.L................... 1881-82
Sholder, Shaun........... 1983-84
Sholly, Jared..........2009, 2011
Shreve, Porter.............1960-61
Shue, Gary................... 1970-72
Shulman, David........... 1981-83
Sica, Alfred......1944, 1946-48
Sidberry, Lerone........ 1988-89
Sieracki, Stanley............... 1925
Sikarski, David............ 1956-58
Silberzweig, Joseph...2010-11
Silvestri, John....................1974
Silvey, Michael............1992-94
Simmons, R.H.............. 1891-93
Simms, Steven................... 1977
Simonin, Jesse............ 1997-98
Simpson, Walter................ 1912
Sims, Joseph......................1939
Sims, Robert................1990-92
Sims, Sim K........................ 2010
Singer, Donald............ 1924-26
Sinkler, W.................... 1903-04
Sinnigen, John.............1977-78
Sisco, Jon..................... 1975-76
Skirkanich, John...............1963
Slapnicka, Chad....... 2003-04
Smailis, Joseph.......... 1982-84
Small, John......................... 1967
Small, John.........................1943
Small, Steve.............. 2002-03
Smalley, I.F......................... 1928
Smerdel, Paul.................... 1990
Smith, A. Balfour....... 1937-39
Smith, A.H...........................1884
Smith, A.L.................... 1903-04
Smith, Alaric..................2010-11
Smith, Allen........................1964
Smith, Carl................... 1974-75
Smith, Charles............. 1950-51
Smith, Colin............ 1998-2001
Smith, David................. 1981-83
Smith, David................ 1986-88
Smith, Edgar...............1958-60
Smith, Eric...................... 2011-12
Smith, Gerard.............1978-80
Smith, Henry...............1964-66
Smith, James............... 1979-81
Smith, John........................ 1927
Smith, Kendren.................2019
Smith, Kenneth.......... 1952-53
Smith, Livingston.1898-1900
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Smith, Mason............... 2012-13
Smith, Monroe............ 1930-32
Smith, Robert....................1966
Smith, Whitney.......... 1963-65
Smith, William....................1941
Smugeresky, Joe.......1969-70
Smyth, Corning.................1934
Snover, J.B...................1898-99
Snyder, Don.............. 2004-05
Snyder, Joseph.................1939
Snyder, Richard................ 1925
Sokolis, Stanley.......... 1930-32
Solomon, William T... 2015-17
Solow, Steven............. 1970-72
Sommer, Frank......1907, 1909
Sommers, James...............1910
Sonekan, Taheeb O... 2017-19
Sontich, Lukas J......... 2015-17
Sorenson, Leo.........1923, 1925
Sorrenti, Frank........... 1976-77
Soslow, Jack................ 2016-18
Soukup, Thomas............... 1978
Southard, Terry.................1944
Soyster, Michael........ 1995-97
Spaeth, J.D.E............... 1887-88
Spillane, David.................. 1960
Spitznagel, John.........1990-91
Spizuoco, Denis................ 1975
Spounagle, Robert....1945-48
Spreen, Travis E................2018
Spruance, Russell............... 1911
Stanford, George.............. 1931
Stanger, Rhys....................1942
Stannard, J.B.......... 1894, 1896
Stannard, W....................... 1895
Stanton, J.J................2004-06
Stapleton, Austin........ 2016-17
Stapleton, Christian... 2013-15
Starkey Jr, Rory................2019
Startzell, Stanley............... 1971
Stearns, S.L......................... 1895
Steele, Edward..................1934
Stefanski, Kevin.2000, 2002, Van Roten, Gregory..2009-11
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Stehle, F...............................1898
Stein, E................................ 1906
Steinberg, Steven............1968
Stengel, Raymond....1943-44
Stephens, H.W................... 1923
Stephens, Robert.............1939
Stephenson, Kyle...... 1987-88
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Stewart, H.F..................1876-77
Stewart, W.......................... 1876
Stewart, W.H......................1880
Stewart, W.M...............1877-79
Stibich, Jack W.................2015
Stickel, Walter............1943-44
Stiff, Bertram..............1940-42
Stiles, Brent........................1999
Stilwell, Gary............... 1975-76
Stofko, Paul Lee........ 1933-35
Stokes, Gregory............... 1990
Stokes, Terrance.......1992-94
Stone, Thomas......... 2005-07
Strahlendorff, Ryan.2000-03
Stranix, Robert............ 1961-62
Straub, Fred................ 1937-38
Straus, Fred........................1920
Straus, Joseph........ 1917, 1920
Strauss, Mark.....................1974
Strem, Lawrence....... 1934-35
Strich, Randy.............. 1978-79
Stroffolino, Anthony.. 2011-12
Strouss, Adam............. 2013-16
Stubblebine, Edward...... 1958
Sudhaus, William.......1968-69
Suffredini, Peter................1934
Sullivan, G.H..................1921-22
Sullivan, Michael...............1965
Sullivan, William............... 1927
Surmiak, Edward....... 1952-53
Sutherland, Frank........1921-23
Sutter, Charles................... 1937
Swan, Joseph.....................1942
Swan, Robert......................1916
Sweeney, Eugene............. 1935
Sweeney, Thomas......1977-78
Sweeney, William...... 1930-32
Sylk, Thomas.......................1961
Sylva, John.........................1980
Sypher, H.H........1886-89, 1891
Syrek, Richard............. 1981-83
Szakals, Peter.................... 1973
Szostak, Steven.......... 2012-13
Duvol Thompson
-TTT-
Tabor, Zachary..................2013
Talarico, William........1946-48
Tanseer, Leonard....... 1929-31
Taps, Austin................. 2013-15
Tarrach, Chris....................1995
Taylor, Daryl................ 1972-74
Taylor, H.T................... 1903-04
Taylor, Ty....................... 2011-13
Teas, John.....................1899-01
Teller, Michael.............1993-94
Teodecki, Stephen....1993-96
Terpak, John............... 1957-59
Thayer, Edmund........... 1910-11
Thayer, George..........1878-80
Thayer, George.......... 1924-25
Thayer, H.C.................. 1888-92
Thayer, J.B...................1979-80
Thayer, S.............................. 1883
Thayer, W..................... 1892-93
Thexton, Tanner......... 2013-15
Thomas, B.A.................1901-02
Thomas, Carl................ 1917-20
Thomas, Daniel........... 1989-91
Thomas, Enid.............. 1923-24
Thomas, Jamie...........1979-80
Thomas, Kenneth.......2013-14
Thomas, Matthew.....1998-99
Thomas, Owen D. .. 2008-09
Thomas, T.T........................ 1893
Thompson, Andrew......... 1925
Thompson, Daniel.......1971-73
Thompson, Duvol..... 2001-04
Thompson, Paul... 1881-82, 84-85
Thompson, Erik..........1994-96
Thompson, Scott.............. 1985
Thomson, Archie..............1890
Thomson, Nelson............. 1985
Thomson, Robert........1971-73
Thomson, W.S.................... 1891
Thornton, Blakely........... 2008
Thorton, H.W..............1890-93
Thorton, James.......... 1982-83
Thurman, John........... 1920-22
Thwaites, George............. 1928
Tighe, Frank..............1913, 1915
Tilghman, Ben................... 1879
Timlin, Timothy...........1977-78
Timoney, Thomas............1948
Titzel, John..........1916, 1918-19
Tokarczyk, Dolph......1946-48
Tokarczyk, Dolph, Jr..1987-88
Tokarczyk, Justyn...... 1991-92
Tolton, James............. 1992-93
Tonelli, Matthew........ 1993-95
Toothill, George......... 1934-35
Topchik, Robert................1949
Torgersen, Aleksander.... 2014-16
Torrey, Robert............1902-05
Townes, Marlin............... 2002
Townsend, Dave........ 1997-98
Townsend, Charles... 1900-01
Townsend, G..................... 1906
Townsend, Russell............1914
Townsend, S...................... 1906
Townsend, Stockton.......1908
Tozer, Eliot..................1964-66
Trapp, Terrence......... 1997-98
Trautman, George..... 1952-54
Trautman, Tim.............1977-78
Tremba, John.............. 1967-68
Trerotola, Nicholas.... 1931-33
Triglia, Adam J.......... 2009-10
Trombley, Erick........... 1991-92
Trout, Albert....................... 1931
Troychak, Dennis....... 1956-57
Truskey, John....................1949
Tucker, Kevin.............. 1993-95
Tucker, W.S.........................1914
Tuff, Lonnie..................2014-16
Tunis, J.P.......... 1884-86, 1888
Turbitt, Clifford................. 1983
Turner, Michael B......1990-92
Turner, Michael G......1992-94
Tussing, Theodore...........1943
Tuten, Matthew R. .. 2008-10
Twamley, David.........2009-12
Twitmeyer, Thomas. 1957-58
Tyler, Kevin......................... 1976
-UUU-
Uffenheimer, L.J. .............1896
Ulizio, Matthew........... 1991-92
Ulmer, Greg.................. 1989-91
Upton, Charles...........1893-94
Urban, Charles............ 1927-28
Urban, Patrick.................... 1973
Urquhart, William........ 1914-16
Utke, William................1972-73
Utz, John...................... 1927-29
Marty Vaughn
-VVV-
Vaccari, Richard........ 1973-74
Vail, L. deP..1889-90, 1892-93
Valentich, Fred........... 1962-63
Valentine, A.S....................1889
Valerio, Joseph..........1988-90
Vance, Gordon..................1936
Van Ginkel, Charles..........1910
Van Loon, W.E.................. 1888
Van Meter, Mark........ 1995-97
Varaitis, Joseph.......... 1951-53
Vasturia, John.............. 1981-82
Vaughn, Martin........... 1973-74
Vecchio, Louis.2014, 2016-17
Veldman, Peter........ 2002-03
Veling, George..................1943
Villanueva, Edwin........... 2004
Velleco, Peter....................1959

Verdeur, Mark..............1980-81
Vernon, David.............. 1991-92
Verille, Michael.....1999-2000
Vesey, Michael...........1979-80
Vey, Carson.................. 2015-18
Vincent, Arthur.................1943
Visokey, Paul......................1970
Vitali, David........................ 1983
Vogelin, A............................ 1921
Vondrak, Thomas............. 1985
Votti, Carl............................1947
Vreeland, F..........................1914
Vura, Gary....................1980-82
Andrew Wietstock
-WWW-
Wagner, George...............1920
Wagner, James........... 2012-13
Wagner, John.................... 1938
Wagoner, G.........................1916
Wagonhurst, E.O.............. 1888
Wagonhurst, O.F....... 1892-95
Walenda, William.............1988
Walewski, Keith....... 2004-05
Walker, Bryan T....... 2005-07
Walker, Denton.......... 1983-85
Walker, John......................1968
Walker, Jyron A.......... 2015-17
Walker, Lacey............. 1997-98
Walker, S...................... 1897-98
Wallace, C.E............... 1899-00
Wallach, Daniel S............ 2010
Waller, Michael........... 1987-88
Walsh, Gregg............... 1989-91
Walsh, Sean........................ 1985
Walterhouse, Steve.. 1985-87
Ward, Terry................. 1958-59
Ward, Thomas...................1964
Ward, William....................1920
Warner, Leonard.......1938-40
Warner, Mark.............. 1967-69
Warren, Harry............. 1928-29
Warren, Harry.............. 1950-51
Warwick, Edward...... 1934-36
Wascolonis, Alfred....1925-27
Washington, Mark P...... 2006-08
Waterfield, John......... 1981-82
Watkins, Myron.................1920
Watson, Justin............ 2014-17
Wawszczyk, Romauld (Al)....
....................................... 2004-05
Way, Frank................... 1961-63
Webe, Alexander.............2016
All-Time Letterwinners
Weede, G.W............... 1902-04
Weeks, David.............. 1896-97
Weierich, Edward.....1949-50
Weil, Edward...................... 1917
Weir, Kevin...................1977-78
Weixelbaum, David.. 1956-57
Welch, Charles..................1945
Welch, Michael........... 1975-76
Welch, Vincent................... 1915
Welsh, John.................1940-42
Welsh, Thomas........... 1970-72
Wentz. O............................. 1897
Werner, Reed....................1998
Werts, Robert............. 1955-57
Weschler, G.D....................1902
Westgate, Grant.........1922-23
Westgate, Leon......... 1927-28
Westhoff, John........2000-02
Wettlauter, Harry......1947-49
Wexler, Elliot.............. 1934-36
Wexler, Paul................1939-40
Whalen, William................1993
Whaley, David............ 1987-89
Wharton, Charles...... 1893-96
Wharton, Henry.................1916
Wheaton, Thomas...........1956
Wheeler, James P... 2005-06
Whelpley, William............ 1975
Whipple, Brett................... 1985
White, E.A.....................1877-78
White, E.H...........................1889
White, Hasani... 1996, 1998-2000
White, Martin.............. 1987-88
White, Thomas........... 1965-67
Whitehead, Dirk......... 1972-74
Whitehill, John............ 1920-21
Whiteneck, Peter..............2016
Whitton, Nicholas......2014-16
Wiesmiller, Walter...........1942
Wietstock, Andrew.2005-06
Wilcox, Kyle.................. 2011-14
Wilde, Norman............ 1951-52
Wilk, Daniel.................... 2011-14
Wilkins, Chris.............. 1985-87
Willard, F.M........................1889
Williams, Allen.............. 1915-16
Williams, Carl.............. 1893-95
Williams, D. Scott........... 2001,
2004-06
Williams, F.C......................1890
Williams, Greg.......... 2004-05
Williams, Justyn..........2010-12
Williams, Kunle...... 1999-2001
Williams, Mason.......... 2015-16
Williams, Matthew.. 2005-06
Williams, William.......1928-30
Willows, Abraham W....... 2017-19
Willson, Joseph.......... 1924-25
Willson, Osberne....... 1930-32
Wilner, Mort................ 1927-28
Wilson, Donald........... 1986-87
Wilson, Frank.............. 1957-59
Wilson, Harry...................... 1912
Windsor, A.D......................1889 Young, William........... 1955-57
Winemaster, Gary..... 1977-79
Wing, Brian M............ 2008-10 Ben Zagorski
Wisniewski, Peter...... 1965-67
Wissmiller, Walter........... 1940
Witherow, K.C....................1914
Withington, William.........1919
Wittmer, Frank.................. 1923
Wixted, John................1973-75
Wokowicz, Richard.........1959
Wolf, Bryon...................... 2009
Wolf, Robert...................... 1983
Wolf, Van Horn.................. 1913
Wolferth, Charles............... 1911
-ZZZ-
Wolferth, Edmund............1910
Zagorski, Benjamin.... 1997-2000
Woltemate, R.C................. 1937
Zaneski, Cyril...............1977-78
Wood, Brion................. 2012-14
Zbrzeznj, Bernie........ 1967-69
Wood, C.S................1887, 1889
Zeigner, Matthew.............1930
Wood, Edward.................. 1976
Zenga, Vincent.................. 1982
Wood, Robert....................1936
Zepeda, John......... 1999-2001
Woodland, John........ 1954-56
Zetty, Lester.......................1943
Woodley, Frank............... 1900
Zexter, Allan..................1971-73
Woodruff, W.G........... 1893-96
Ziegler, August..1903-04, 06-07
Woods, Sire M............. 2018-19
Ziegler, l.E.................... 1887-89
Woody, Paul................1964-66
Zimmer, Donald......... 1950-52
Workman, Emanuel..........1916
Zimmerman, Oscar.. 1899-00
Workman, William....1964-65
Zinser, Douglas.......... 1995-97
Worth, W.T.........................1894
Zinser, John................. 1986-88
Wray, Clarence............ 1916-19
Zoch, Derek...............2004-06
Wray, J.R..............1914-16, 1918
Zych, Gregory............ 1967-68
Wray, Rex...................... 1919-21
Wright, A.............................1889 In football, athletes must
Wright, Bruce....................1974 participate in at least 50% of the
Wright, John............... 1956-57 team’s contests to earn a letter
Wright, Sears..............1994-96 for that given year.
Please call the Penn Athletic
Wright, William.......... 1885-86
Communications Office at
Wurst, David W. ...... 2007-10
215-898-1748 if you find
Wynn, Christopher A.... 2006-09
any discrepancies regarding
letterwinners.
Feerooz Yacoobi
-YYY-
Yablonski, Frank......... 1931-32
Yacoobi, Feerooz....... 2012-14
Yankovoy, Michael........... 1972
Yanus, Irwin........................1959
Yard, Rix.......................1938-40
Yencho, John.....................1934
Yiu, Joseph.................. 1997-98
York, Jack..................... 2014-15
Young, Damon............ 1989-91
Young, Louis................. 1910-13
Young, Matthew...............1989
Young, R.B...........................1916
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PASSING YARDS
Game Yards Opponent Date
1. Gavin Hoffman 476 Brown 10.28.2000
2. Mike Mitchell 428 Dartmouth 10.5.2002
3. Gavin Hoffman 399 Columbia 10.16.1999
4. Nick Robinson 395 Yale 10.26.2019
5. Gavin Hoffman 394 Harvard 11.11.2000
6. Pat McDermott 384 Bucknell 10.9.2004
7. Mike Mitchell 371 Cornell 11.22.2003
8. Robert Irvin 365 Princeton 11.4.2006
9. Mark DeRosa 360 Cornell 11.19.1994 1963 Donald Challis 318 64 28
10. Gavin Hoffman 356 Lehigh 9.16.2000
11. Nick Robinson 354 Princeton 11.23.2019
12. Mike Mitchell 351 Yale 10.26.2002
13. Alek Torgersen 350 Yale 10.23.2015
Alek Torgersen 350 Dartmouth 10.4.2014
15. Alek Torgersen 349 Princeton 11.8.2014
16. Gavin Hoffman 348 Harvard 11.13.1999
17. Gavin Hoffman 343 Brown 10.23.1999
18. Pat McDermott 341 Brown 10.30.2004
19. Alek Torgersen 336 Lehigh 9.19.2015
20. Pat McDermott 334 Villanova 9.24.2005
Mike Mitchell 334 Brown 11.2.2002
22. Matt Rader 334 Brown 10.25.1997
Season Year Yards
1. Gavin Hoffman 2000 3,214
2. Mike Mitchell 2002 2,803
3. Alek Torgersen 2014 2,689
4. Mike Mitchell 2003 2,470
5. Nick Robinson 2019 2,331
6. Gavin Hoffman 1999 2,328
7. Alek Torgersen 2016 2,231
8. Jimmy McGeehan 1993 2,197
9. Robert Irvin 2006 2,128
10. Mark DeRosa 1995 2,053
11. Matt Rader 1998 2,026
12. Gavin Hoffman 2001 2,000
13. Alek Torgersen 2015 1,996
14. Pat McDermott 2004 1,995
15. Marty Vaughn 1973 1,926
16. Billy Ragone 2011 1,860
17. Bill Creeden 1966 1,842
Career Years Yards
1. Gavin Hoffman 1999-2001 7,542
2. Alek Torgersen 2013-16 7,025
3. Mike Mitchell 2000, 2002-03 5,547
4. Billy Ragone 2009-13 5,104
5. Jimmy McGeehan 1991-93 3,954
6. Mark DeRosa 1994-95 3,885
7. Matt Rader 1997-98 3,858
8. Pat McDermott 2003-05 3,820
9. Malcom Glover 1987-89 3,462
10. Marty Vaughn 1973-74 3,429
11. Robert Irvin 2006-08 3,413
12. Nick Robinson 2017-19 3,241
13. Bill Creeden 1965-67 3,213
14. Jim Crocicchia 1983, 85-86 2,890
15. Gary Vura 1980-82 2,859
16. John McGeehan 1983-84 2,759
17. Bob Graustein 1975-76 2,626
18. Reds Bagnell 1948-50 2,013
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Season-by-Season Passing
Leaders
Year Player Yards Att. Comp.
1956 Rich Ross 150 49 12
1957 Tom Twitmyer 182 26 10
1958 Larry Purdy 445 69 27
1959 George Koval 589 82 37
1960 George Koval 288 56 24
1960 Porter Shreve 288 53 27
1961 Luther Gray 150 46 16
1962 John Owens 265 50 22
1964 Tom Kennedy 283 71 26
1965 Bill Creeden 501 95 45
1966 Bill Creeden 1,842 265 121
1967 Bill Creeden 870 164 70
1968 Bernie Zbrzeznj 1,278 188 101
1969 John Brown 493 91 44
1970 Pancho Micir 1,292 214 104
1971 Gary Shue 1,016 135 65
1972 Tom Pinto 694 74 34
1973 Marty Vaughn 1,926 206 114
1974 Marty Vaughn 1,503 213 112
1975 Bob Graustein 1,197 183 107
1976 Bob Graustein 1,429 230 127
1977 Tom Roland 189 49 16
1978 Tom Roland 300 47 22
1979 Doug Marzonie 944 136 59
1980 Gary Vura 284 63 22
1981 Doug Marzonie 893 199 85
1982 Gary Vura 1,771 275 148
1983 John McGeehan 1,266 169 79
1984 John McGeehan 1,493 169 95
1985 Jim Crocicchia 1,250 208 113
1986 Jim Crocicchia 1,200 176 90
1987 John Keller 580 81 51
1988 Malcolm Glover 1,498 190 103
1989 Malcolm Glover 1,733 273 147
1990 Doug Hensch 1,088 197 91
1991 Jimmy McGeehan 848 179 74
1992 Jimmy McGeehan 909 160 86
1993 Jimmy McGeehan 2,197 318 183
1994 Mark DeRosa 1,832 244 152
1995 Mark DeRosa 2,053 292 157
1996 Tom MacLeod 720 150 75
1997 Matt Rader 1,832 289 164
1998 Matt Rader 2,026 279 172
1999 Gavin Hoffman 2,328 336 200
2000 Gavin Hoffman 3,214 386 272
2001 Gavin Hoffman 2,000 282 179
2002 Mike Mitchell 2,803 371 241
2003 Mike Mitchell 2,470 319 200
2004 Pat McDermott 1,995 294 159
2005 Pat McDermott 1,621 261 136
2006 Robert Irvin 2,128 312 174
2007 Bryan Walker 1,468 281 152
2008 Robert Irvin 1,031 169 89
2009 Kyle Olson 1,074 191 100
2010 Billy Ragone 834 123 70
2011 Billy Ragone 1,860 265 151
2012 Billy Ragone 1,288 210 118
2013 Billy Ragone 1,105 184 95
2014 Alek Torgersen 2,689 421 260
2015 Alek Torgersen 1,996 236 163
2016 Alek Torgersen 2,231 296 198
2017 W. Fischer-Colbrie 1,524 192 119
2018 Ryan Glover 1,482 122 205
2019 Nick Robinson 2,331 329 196

ATTEMPTS
Game Attempts Opponent Date Game Completions Opponent Date
1. Alek Torgersen 61 at Princeton 11.8.2014
2. Bryan Walker 60 at Brown 10.27.2007
Bryan Walker 60 at Dartmouth 9.29.2007
4. Alek Torgersen 58 at Dartmouth 10.4.2014
5. Gavin Hoffman 52 vs. Brown 10.28.2000
Gavin Hoffman 52 at Lehigh 9.16.2000
Season Years Attempts
1. Alek Torgersen 2014 421
2. Gavin Hoffman 2000 386
3. Mike Mitchell 2002 371
4. Gavin Hoffman 1999 336
5. Nick Robinson 2019 329
6. Mike Mitchell 2003 319
7. Jimmy McGeehan 1993 318
8. Robert Irvin 2006 312
9. Pat McDermott 2004 294
10. Mark DeRosa 1995 292
11. Alek Torgersen 2016 296
12. Matt Rader 1997 289
13. Gavin Hoffman 2001 282
14. Bryan Walker 2007 281
15. Matt Rader 1998 279
16. Gary Vura 1982 275
17. Malcom Glover 1989 273
Career Years Attempts
1. Gavin Hoffman 1999-2001 1,004
2. Alek Torgersen 2013-2016 963
3. Billy Ragone 2009-13 786
4. Mike Mitchell 2000, 2002-03 726
5. Jimmy McGeehan 1991-93 657
6. Pat McDermott 2003-05 591
7. Matt Rader 1997-98 568
8. Mark DeRosa 1994-95 536
9. Robert Irvin 2006-08 535
10. Bill Creeden 1965-67 524
11. Malcom Glover 1987-89 520
12. Gary Vura 1980-82 467
13. Nick Robinson 2017-2019 442
14. Jim Crocicchia 1983, 85-86 434
15. Marty Vaughn 1973-74 419
16. Bob Graustein 1975-76 413
Season Completion Percentage Years Completion %(C/A)
Year Completion % (C/A)
1. Gavin Hoffman 2000 70.4% (272/386)
2. Alek Torgersen 2015 69.1% (163/236)
3. Alek Torgersen 2016 66.9% (198/296)
4. Mike Mitchell 2002 64.9% (241/371)
5. Gavin Hoffman 1999 62.6% (200/336)
6. Alek Torgersen 2014 61.8% (260/421)
7. Matt Rader 1997 61.6% (164/289)
8. Nick Robinson 2019 59.5% (196/329)
9. Jimmy McGeehan 1993 57.5% (183/318)
10. Billy Ragone 2011 57.0% (151/265)
11. Robert Irvin 2006 55.7% (174/312)
12. Pat McDermott 2004 54.0% (159/294)
13. Mark DeRosa 1995 53.7% (157/292)
*minimum 230 attempts
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COMPLETIONS
1. Alek Torgersen 40 Princeton 11.8.2014
Alek Torgersen 40 Dartmouth 10.4.2014
3. Gavin Hoffman 38 Brown 10.28.2000
Season Years Completions
1. Gavin Hoffman 2000 272
2. Alek Torgersen 2014 260
3. Mike Mitchell 2002 241
4. Mike Mitchell 2003 200
Gavin Hoffman 1999 200
6. Alek Torgersen 2016 198
7. Nick Robinson 2019 196
Jimmy McGeehan 1993 183
9. Gavin Hoffman 2001 179
10. Robert Irvin 2006 174
11. Matt Rader 1998 172
12. Matt Rader 1997 164
13. Alek Torgersen 2015 163
14. Pat McDermott 2004 159
15. Mark DeRosa 1995 157
16. Bryan Walker 2007 152
Mark DeRosa 1994 152
18. Billy Ragone 2011 151
19. Gary Vura 1982 148
20. Malcom Glover 1989 147
Career Years Completions
1. Gavin Hoffman 1999-2001 651
2. Alek Torgersen 2013-2016 627
3. Mike Mitchell 2000, 2002-03 463
4. Billy Ragone 2009-13 437
5. Jimmy McGeehan 1991-93 343
6. Matt Rader 1997-98 336
7. Pat McDermott 2003-05 315
8. Mark DeRosa 1994-95 309
9. Robert Irvin 2006-08 291
10. Nick Robinson 2017-19 271
Malcom Glover 1987-89 271
12. Bill Creeden 1965-67 236
13. Bob Graustein 1975-76 234
14. Jim Crocicchia 1983, 85-86 231
15. Marty Vaughn 1973-74 226
16. Gary Vura 1980-82 221
Career Completion Percentage
1. Alek Torgersen 2013-2016 65.1% (627/963)
2. Gavin Hoffman 1999-2001 64.8% (651/1,004)
3. Mike Mitchell 2000, 2002-03 63.7% (463/726)
4. Nick Robinson 2017-19 61.3% (271/442)
5. Matt Rader 1997-98 59.1% (336/568)
6. Mark DeRosa 1994-95 57.6% (309/536)
7. Bob Graustein 1975-76 56.6% (234/413)
8. Billy Ragone 2009-13 55.6% (437/786)
9. Robert Irvin 2006-08 54.3% (291/535)
10. Marty Vaughn 1973-74 53.9% (226/419)
11. Jim Crocicchia 1983, 85-86 53.2% (231/434)
12. Pat McDermott 2003-05 53.2% (315/591)
13. Jimmy McGeehan 1991-93 52.2% (343/657)
14. Malcolm Glover 1987-89 52.1% (271/520)
*minimum 400 attempts
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TOUCHDOWNS OPPONENT RECORDS
Game Touchdowns Opponent Date Opponent Single-Game Record - Passing Yards
1. Mike Mitchell 5 vs. Cornell 11.22.2003 566................................Mike Nebrich (Fordham - 10.11.2014)
2. Alek Torgersen 4 vs. Yale 10.23.2015
Alek Torgersen 4 at Yale 10.21.2016 Opponent Single-Game Record - Passing Attempts
Will Fischer-Colbrie 4 at Lehigh 9.23.2017 60..................................... Ricky Rahne (Cornell - 11.16.2000)

Opponent Single-Game Record - Completions

Season Year Touchdowns 37............................................ Jim Perry (Brown - 10.24.1998)
1. Mike Mitchell 2003 26
2. Gavin Hoffman 2000 24 Opponent Single-Game Record - Passing TDs
Jimmy McGeehan 1993 24 6.....................................Mike Nebrich (Fordham - 10.11.2014)
4. Mike Mitchell 2002 20
5. Alek Torgersen 2015 19
6. Marty Vaughn 1973 17
Alek Torgersen 2016 17
8. Nick Robinson 2019 16
Robert Irvin 2006 16
Mark DeRosa 1995 16
11. Matt Rader 1998 15
12. Alek Torgersen 2014 14
Gavin Hoffman 1999 14
14. W. Fischer-Colbrie 2017 13
Mark DeRosa 1994 13
Gary Vura 1982 13
17. Pat McDermott 2004 12
Gavin Hoffman 2001 12

Career Years Touchdowns

1. Alek Torgersen 2013-16 52
2. Gavin Hoffman 1999-2001 50
3. Mike Mitchell 2000, 2002-03 47
4. Billy Ragone 2009-13 36
5. Jimmy McGeehan 1991-93 34
6. Marty Vaughn 1973-74 29
7. Jim Crocicchia 1983, 85-86 26
8. Nick Robinson 2017-19 25
Mark DeRosa 1994-95 25
10. Pat McDermott 2003-05 24
11. John McGeehan 1983-84 22
12. Matt Rader 1997-98 20
Gary Vura 1980-82 20
Bill Creeden 1965-67 20
15. Reds Bagnell 1948-50 18
16. Robert Irvin 2006-08 16

Mark DeRosa, played Major League Baseball for several

Alek Torgersen
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YARDS
Game Yards Opponent Date
1. Don Clune 284 Harvard 10.30.1971
2. Karl Hall 252 Cornell 9.19.1981
3. Paul Scull 229 Cornell 11.29.1928
4. Justin Watson 210 Brown 10.29.2016
5. Ryan Cragun 208 Yale 10.26.2019
6. Dan Castles 204 Cornell 11.22.2003
7. Don Clune 200 Brown 10.7.1972
8. Justin Watson 192 Cornell 11.18.2017
9. Don Clune 186 Lafayette 9.29.1973
10. Rob Milanese 184 Columbia 10.16.1999
11. Spencer Kulcsar 182 Cornell 11.22.2014
12. Steve Farrell 173 Yale 10.19.2018
13. Rob Milanese 172 Cornell 11.23.2002
14. Conner Scott 167 Yale 10.25.2014
15. Justin Watson 166 Yale 10.21.2016
16. Don Clune 163 Harvard 11.3.1973
17. Conner Scott 161 Lafayette 9.15.2012
18. Miles Macik 158 Dartmouth 9.16.1995
19. Miles Macik 153 Colgate 10.9.1993
20. Rick Owens 152 Dartmouth 11.19.1966
*includes all of Penn’s 150-yard receiving games
Season Year Yards
1. Justin Watson 2016 1,115
2. Rob Milanese 2002 1,112
3. Justin Watson 2018 1,083
4. Justin Watson 2015 1,082
5. Dan Castles 2003 1,067
6. Dan Castles 2004 966
7. Rob Milanese 2000 936
8. Don Clune 1971 891
9. Ryan Cragun 2019 885
10. Spencer Kulcsar 2014 884
10. Don Clune 1973 882
11. Miles Macik 1993 840
12. Miles Macik 1995 817
13. Miles Macik 1994 708
14. Rob Milanese 1999 702
15. Matt Carre 2006 697
16. Conner Scott 2012 691
17. Doug O’Neill 2000 678
18. Rob Milanese 2001 659
Career Years Yards
1. Justin Watson 2014-17 3,777
2. Rob Milanese 1999-2002 3,405
3. Dan Castles 2001-04 2,444
4. Don Clune 1971-73 2,419
5. Miles Macik 1993-95 2,365
6. Conner Scott 2010-14 1,762
7. Doug O’Neill 1996-2000 1,614
8. Matt Carre 2004-06 1,450
9. Bob Bucola 1971, 73-74 1,449
10. Ryan Mitchell 2010-13 1,373
11. Braden Lepisto 2005-07 1,283
12. Karl Hall 1981-83 1,230
13. Colin Smith 1998-2001 1,211
14. Joe Phillips 2000-03 1,185
15. Rick Owens 1965-67 1,156
16. Christian Pearson 2015-2018 1,143
17. Spencer Kulcsar 2011-14 1,131
18. Rich Syrek 1981-83 1,126
19. Dave Whaley 1987-89 1,088
20. Chris Brassell 1991-93 1,022
*includes all of Penn’s 1,000-yard receivers
Receiving Records
Season-by-Season Receiving Leaders
Year Player Yds. Rec. TDs
1956 Dick Schafer 93 6 2
1957 Barney Berlinger 77 5 0
1958 Barney Berlinger 104 7 1
1959 Peter Schantz 167 9 3
1960 Jon Greenawalt 262 17 4
1961 Ron Allshouse 125 12 1
1962 Ron Allshouse 318 18 2
1963 Ed Miller 131 11 0
1964 Harrison Clement 161 14 0
1965 Rick Owens 451 43 4
1966 Rick Owens 439 28 2
1967 Rick Owens 266 24 1
1968 Pete Blumenthal 506 39 4
1969 Pete Blumenthal 277 25 1
1970 Bruce Batch 338 27 0
1971 Don Clune 891 40 5
1972 Don Clune 646 28 5
1973 Don Clune 882 53 7
1974 Bob Bucola 593 39 7
1975 Ron Kellogg 432 32 0
1976 Tim Kelly 344 22 0
1977 Nelson Johnson 111 8 1
1978 Steve Routh 171 10 0
1979 Nelson Johnson 444 22 2
1980 Jerry Smith 285 16 1
1981 Karl Hall 615 38 6
1982 Jeff Schulte 267 25 6
1983 Rich Syrek 432 19 3
1984 Warren Buehler 509 23 2
1985 Brian Moyer 335 27 3
1986 Brent Novoselsky 337 18 6
1987 Brent Novoselsky 174 15 3
1988 Scott Sandler 534 33 1
1989 Dave Whaley 622 47 0
1990 Mohamed Ali 378 21 1
1991 Mike Baker 256 28 0
1992 Cache Miller 375 36 1
1993 Miles Macik 840 72 13
1994 Miles Macik 708 60 8
1995 Miles Macik 817 68 5
1996 Mark Fabish 302 29 3
1997 Doug O’Neill 430 32 1
1998 Doug O’Neill 506 42 3
1999 Rob Milanese 702 41 4
2000 Rob Milanese 936 76 6
2001 Rob Milanese 659 57 3
2002 Rob Milanese 1,112 85 8
2003 Dan Castles 1,067 71 13
2004 Dan Castles 966 70 8
2005 Dan McDonald 504 29 3
2006 Matt Carre 697 43 3
2007 Braden Lepisto 597 50 4
2008 Kyle Derham 404 29 1
2009 Kyle Derham 388 35 3
2010 David Wurst 325 24 1
2011 Ryan Calvert 641 58 5
2012 Conner Scott 691 52 5
2013 Conner Scott 458 38 2
2014 Spencer Kulcsar 884 82 4
2015 Justin Watson 1,082 74 9
2016 Justin Watson 1,115 89 8
2017 Justin Watson 1,082 81 14
2018 Steve Farrell 608 46 2
2019 Ryan Cragun 885 58 3
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RECEPTIONS
Game Receptions Opponent Date
1. Spencer Kulcsar 16 at Princeton 11.8.2014
2. Rob Milanese 15 Cornell 11.23.2002
Spencer Kulcsar 15 Dartmouth 10.4.2014
4. Spencer Kulcsar 14 Brown 11.1.2014
5. Ryan Cragun 13 Yale 10.26.2019
Justin Watson 13 Cornell 11.18.2017
Justin Watson 13 at Harvard 11.14.2015
Rob Milanese 13 Lehigh 9.16.2000
9. Justin Watson 12 at Princeton 11.5.2016
Conner Scott 12 Lafayette 9.22.2012
Dan Castles 12 Bucknell 10.9.2004
Dan Castles 12 Lehigh 9.27.2003
Miles Macik 12 Dartmouth 9.16.1995
Miles Macik 12 Fordham 10.2.1993
Karl Hall 12 Brown 10.10.1981
Rick Owens 12 Cornell 11.25.1965
17. Ryan Cragun 11 Brown 11.2.2019
Justin Watson 11 at Cornell 11.19.2016
Justin Watson 11 Brown 10.29.2016
Conner Scott 11 at Villanova 9.28.2013
Ryan Calvert 11 at Harvard 11.12.2011
Braden Lepisto 11 Villanova 9.22.2007
Miles Macik 11 William & Mary 10.14.1995
24. Karekin Brooks 10 Dartmouth 10.4.2019
Justin Watson 10 Yale 10.21.2017
Justin Watson 10 Harvard 11.11.2016
Justin Watson 10 at Yale 10.21.2016
Justin Watson 10 at Lehigh 9.19.2015
Spencer Kulcsar 10 Cornell 11.22.2014
Braden Lepisto 10 Brown 10.27.2007
Ben Zagorski 10 Harvard 11.11.2000
Miles Macik 10 Holy Cross 10.8.1994
Miles Macik 10 Harvard 11.13.1993
Ron Kellogg 10 Cornell 11.22.1975
*includes all of Penn’s 10-catch receiving games
Season Year Receptions
1. Justin Watson 2016 89
2. Rob Milanese 2002 85
3. Spencer Kulcsar 2014 82
4. Justin Watson 2017 81
5. Rob Milanese 2000 76
6. Justin Watson 2015 74
7. Miles Macik 1993 72
8. Dan Castles 2003 71
9. Dan Castles 2002 70
10. Miles Macik 1995 68
11. Miles Macik 1994 60
12. Ryan Calvert 2011 58
Ryan Cragun 2019 58
14. Rob Milanese 2001 57
Career Years Receptions
1. Justin Watson 2014-17 286
2. Rob Milanese 1999-2002 259
3. Miles Macik 1993-95 200
4. Dan Castles 2001-04 167
5. Conner Scott 2010-14 151
6. Doug O’Neill 1996-2000 126
7. Don Clune 1971-73 121
8. Spencer Kulcsar 2011-14 111
9. Braden Lepisto 2005-07 102
Colin Smith 1998-2001 102
Ryan Mitchell 2010-13 102
*includes all of Penn’s 100-reception careers
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Game Touchdowns Opponent Date
1. Dan Castles 4 Cornell 11.22.2003
2. Justin Watson 3 at Yale 10.21.2016
Season Year Touchdowns
1. Justin Watson 2017 14
2. Dan Castles 2003 13
Miles Macik 1993 13
4. Justin Watson 2015 9
5. Justin Watson 2016 8
Rob Milanese 2002 8
Dan Castles 2002 8
Miles Macik 1994 8
9. Ben Zagorski 2000 7
Don Clune 1973 7
Christian Pearson 2016 7
Rory Starkey, Jr. 2019 7
13. Rob Milanese 2000 6
14. Ty Taylor 2013 5
Conner Scott 2012 5
Ryan Calvert 2011 5
Miles Macik 1995 5
18. Doug O’Neill 2000 4
Spencer Kulcsar 2014 4
Christian Pearson 2018 4
Career Years Touchdowns
1. Justin Watson 2014-Present 33
2. Dan Castles 2001-04 27
3. Miles Macik 1993-95 26
4. Rob Milanese 1999-2002 21
5. Don Clune 1971-73 17
Christian Pearson 2015-18 17
7. Karl Hall 1981-83 13
8. Ben Zagorski 1997-2000 12
9. Bob Bucola 1971, 73-74 12
Conner Scott 2010-14 11
Chris Brassell 1991-93 11
12. Matt Carre 2004-06 10
13. Colin Smith 1998-2001 9
Mark Fabish 1993-96 9
OPPONENT RECORDS
Opponent Single-Game Record - Receiving Yards
214................................. Rob Peters (Princeton - 10.19.1940)
Opponent Single-Game Record - Receptions
13.............................................Matt Less (Columbia, 10.7.1989)
.......................................... Rob Peters (Princeton, 10.19.1940)
Opponent Single-Game Record - Receiving TDs
4............................ Stephen Campbell (Brown - 10.23.1999)
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Season-by-Season Reception ALL-PURPOSE YARDS
Leaders Game Yards Opponent Date
Paul Scull 312 Cornell 11.29.1928
Year Player Rec. Yds. TDs
George Burrell 297 Cornell 10.8.1966
1956 Dick Schafer 6 93 2
Jim Finn 294 Brown 10.24.1998
1957 Barney Berlinger 5 77 0
1958 Barney Berlinger 7 104 1 Don Clune 284 Harvard 10.30.1971
1959 Peter Schantz 9 167 3 Bryan Keys 283 Brown 10.14.1989
1960 Jon Greenawalt 17 262 4
1961 Ron Allshouse 12 125 1
1962 Ron Allshouse 18 318 2 Season Year Rush Rec. Ret. Total
1963 Ed Miller 11 131 0 Bryan Keys 1989 1,302 374 0 1,676
1964 Harrison Clement 14 161 0 Terrance Stokes 1993 1,211 284 162 1,657
1965 Rick Owens 43 451 4 Chris Flynn 1986 917 110 593 1,620
1966 Rick Owens 28 439 2 Jim Finn 1998 1,450 134 0 1,584
1967 Rick Owens 24 266 1 Sam Mathews 2003 1,266 311 0 1,577
1968 Pete Blumenthal 39 506 4 Kris Ryan 2001 1,304 177 0 1,481
1969 Pete Blumenthal 25 277 1 Adolph Bellizeare 1972 849 149 392 1,390
1970 Bruce Batch 27 338 0
1971 Don Clune 40 891 5
1972 Don Clune 28 646 5
1973 Don Clune 53 882 7
Career Years Rush Rec. Ret. Total
Justin Watson 2014-17 339 3,777 0 4,116
1974 Bob Bucola 39 593 7
1975 Ron Kellogg 32 432 0 Adolph Bellizeare 1972-74 2,155 383 1,466 4,004
1976 Tim Kelly 22 344 0 Bryan Keys 1987-89 3,137 584 263 3,984
1977 Nelson Johnson 8 111 1 Chris Flynn 1985-87 2,181 276 1,315 3,772
1978 Steve Routh 10 171 0 Rob Milanese 1999-2002 96 3,405 34 3,539
1979 Nelson Johnson 22 444 2 Kris Ryan 1998-2001 3,181 283 22 3,486
1980 Jerry Smith 16 285 1 Terrance Stokes 1992-94 2,717 519 235 3,471
1981 Karl Hall 38 615 6 Karekin Brooks 2016-19 2,847 508 0 3,355
1982 Jeff Schulte 25 267 6 Mark Fabish 1993-96 51 928 2,066 3,045
1983 Rich Syrek 19 432 3 Joe Sandberg 2005-07 2,231 676 0 2,907
1984 Warren Buehler 23 509 2 Jim Finn 1995-98 2,251 232 366 2,840
1985 Brian Moyer 27 335 3 Rich Comizio 1984-86 2,479 314 20 2,813
1986 Brent Novoselsky 18 337 6
1987 Chris Flynn 15 117 1
Brent Novoselsky 15 174 3
1988 Scott Sandler 33 534 1
1989 Dave Whaley 47 622 0 OPPONENT RECORD
1990 Mohamed Ali 21 378 1
1991 Mike Baker 28 256 0 Opponent Single-Game Record - All-Purpose Yards
1992 Cache Miller 36 375 1 363......................................... Red Grange, Illinois (10.31.1925)
1993 Miles Macik 72 840 13
1994 Miles Macik 60 708 8
1995 Miles Macik 68 817 5
1996 Mark Fabish 29 302 3
1997 Doug O’Neill 32 430 1
1998 Doug O’Neill 42 506 3
1999 Rob Milanese 41 702 4
2000 Rob Milanese 76 996 6
2001 Rob Milanese 57 659 3
2002 Rob Milanese 85 1,112 8
2003 Dan Castles 71 1,067 13
2004 Dan Castles 70 966 8
2005 Dan McDonald 29 504 3
Matt Carre 29 445 6
2006 Braden Lepisto 47 625 2
2007 Braden Lepisto 50 597 4
2008 Kyle Derham 29 404 1
2009 Kyle Derham 35 388 3
2010 David Wurst 24 325 1
2011 Ryan Calvert 58 641 5
2012 Conner Scott 52 691 5
2013 Conner Scott 38 458 2
2014 Spencer Kulcsar 82 884 4
2015 Justin Watson 74 1,082 9 2017 First-Team All-American Justin Watson holds
2016 Justin Watson 89 1,115 8 Penn’s career records in receptions, receiving yards and
2017 Justin Watson 81 1,083 14 touchdowns
2018 Steve Farrell 46 608 2
2019 Ryan Cragun 58 885 3
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YARDS
Game Yards Opponent Date
1. Terrance Stokes 272 Princeton 11.6.1993
2. Karekin Brooks 268 at Lehigh 9.23.2017
3. Jim Finn 259 Brown 10.24.1998
4. Kris Ryan 256 Fordham 10.9.1999
5. Bryan Keys 249 Brown 10.14.1989
6. Karekin Brooks 246 Brown 10.27.2018
7. Kris Ryan 243 Cornell 11.18.2000
8. Reds Bagnell 215 Dartmouth 10.14.1950
9. Adolph Bellizeare 214 Lehigh 10.21.1972
10. Tom Roland 213 Columbia 10.7.1978
11. Sam Mathews 204 Yale 10.25.2003
Joe Kane 204 North Carolina 11.13.1943
13. Adolph Bellizeare 203 Harvard 11.4.1972
14. Karekin Brooks 202 Lafayette 9.28.2019
*includes all of Penn’s 200-yard rushing games
Season Year Yards
1. Jim Finn 1998 1,450
2. Kris Ryan 2001 1,304
3. Bryan Keys 1989 1,302
4. Sam Mathews 2003 1,266
5. Terrance Stokes 1993 1,211
6. Kris Ryan 1999 1,197
7. Jasen Scott 1996 1,193
8. Bryan Keys 1988 1,165
9. Rich Comizio 1986 1,104
10. Terrance Stokes 1994 1,052
11. Joe Sandberg 2006 1,042
12. Karekin Brooks 2019 1,003
*includes all of Penn’s 1,000-yard rushing seasons
Career Years Yards
1. Kris Ryan 1998-2001 3,181
2. Bryan Keys 1987-89 3,137
3. Karekin Brooks 2016-19 2,847
4. Terrance Stokes 1992-94 2,717
5. Sam Mathews 2002-05 2,505
6. Rich Comizio 1984-86 2,479
7. Jim Finn 1995-98 2,251
8. Jasen Scott 1993-96 2,224
9. Chris Flynn 1985-87 2,181
10. Adolph Bellizeare 1 972-74 2,155
11. Tre Solomon 2014-17 2,005
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Season-by-Season Rushing Leaders
Year Player Yds. Att. TDs
1956 Frank Riepl 366 103 5
1957 Fred Doelling 511 97 1
1958 Fred Doelling 340 78 4
1959 Fred Doelling 707 133 7
1960 Porter Shreve 375 114 4
1961 John Owens 294 96 2
1962 John Owens 407 114 5
1963 Bruce Molloy 455 144 3
1964 Bruce Molloy 407 147 1
1965 Bruce Molloy 393 85 4
1966 Cabot Knowlton 531 109 6
1967 Cabot Knowlton 830 186 9
1968 Gerry Santini 880 241 6
1969 Bob Sudhaus 394 118 1
1970 Bob Hoffman 428 103 7
1971 Ron Dawson 432 115 3
1972 Adolph Bellizeare 849 168 10
1973 Adolph Bellizeare 746 159 10
1974 Jack Wixted 790 141 2
1975 Jack Wixted 556 120 6
1976 Denis Grosvenor 257 64 3
1977 Denis Grosvenor 743 185 6
1978 Denis Grosvenor 805 190 7
1979 Rick Beauvais 352 76 0
1980 Rick Beauvais 550 133 1
1981 Steve Rubin 271 81 2
1982 Steve Flacco 466 82 4
1983 Chuck Nolan 556 128 7
1984 Rich Comizio 596 112 7
1985 Rich Comizio 779 171 5
1986 Rich Comizio 1,104 201 8
1987 Chris Flynn 751 150 9
1988 Bryan Keys 1,165 248 14
1989 Bryan Keys 1,302 254 13
1990 Steve Hooper 607 114 4
1991 Sundiata Rush 787 188 3
1992 Sundiata Rush 960 190 10
1993 Terrance Stokes 1,211 256 6
1994 Terrance Stokes 1,052 243 6
1995 Aman Abye 695 145 4
1996 Jasen Scott 1,193 290 9
1997 Jim Finn 801 155 11
1998 Jim Finn 1,450 323 17
1999 Kris Ryan 1,197 214 10
2000 Kris Ryan 683 129 8
2001 Kris Ryan 1,304 267 16
2002 Stephen Faulk 467 128 10
2003 Sam Mathews 1,266 276 10
2004 Sam Mathews 716 178 7
2005 Sam Mathews 537 142 5
2006 Joe Sandberg 1,042 210 13
2007 Joe Sandberg 790 147 9
2008 Mike DiMaggio 585 133 4
2009 Lyle Marsh 526 112 2
2010 Brandon Colavita 728 125 12
2011 Brandon Colavita 665 144 4
2012 Lyle Marsh 515 96 2
2013 Kyle Wilcox 493 102 2
2014 Kyle Wilcox 222 50 1
2015 Brian Schoenauer 652 124 6
2016 Tre Solomon 907 176 9
2017 Karekin Brooks 840 125 9
2018 Karekin Brooks 898 167 8
2019 Karekin Brooks 1,003 203 8

CARRIES
Game Carries Opponent Date
1. Jasen Scott 45 Princeton 11.9.1993
Season Year Carries
1. Jim Finn 1998 323
2. Jasen Scott 1996 290
3. Sam Mathews 2003 276
4. Kris Ryan 2001 267
5. Terrance Stokes 1993 256
6. Bryan Keys 1989 254
7. Bryan Keys 1988 248
8. Terrance Stokes 1994 243
9. Kris Ryan 1999 214
10. Joe Sandberg 2006 210
Career Years Carries
1. Kris Ryan 1998-2001 611
2. Bryan Keys 1987-89 609
3. Sam Mathews 2002-05 596
4. Terrance Stokes 1992-94 593
5. Karekin Brooks 2016-19 516
6. Jasen Scott 1993-96 503
7. Rich Comizio 1984-86 484
8. Jim Finn 1995-98 478
9. Adolph Bellizeare 1972-74 470
10. Denis Grosvenor 1976-78 440
11. Sundiata Rush 1990-92 415
YARDS PER CARRY
Season Year Yds./Carry
1. Karekin Brooks 2017 6.7
2. Chris Flynn 1986 6.2
3. Brandon Colavita 2010 5.8
4. Kris Ryan 1999 5.6
5. Rich Comizio 1986 5.5
6. Tre Solomon 2017 5.4
Lyle Marsh 2012 5.4
Karekin Brooks 2018 5.4
9. Brian Schoenauer 2015 5.3
10. Tre Solomon 2016 5.2
11. Bryan Keys 1989 5.1
Sundiata Rush 1992 5.1
13. Joe Sandberg 2006 5.0
14. Kris Ryan 2001 4.9
Karekin Brooks 2019 4.9
16. Kyle Wilcox 2013 4.8
Career Years Yds./Carry
1. Chris Flynn 1985-87 5.7
2. Karekind Brooks 2016-19 5.5
3. Jack Wixted 1973-75 5.4
4. Kris Ryan 1998-01 5.2
Bryan Keys 1987-89 5.2
6. Rich Comizio 1984-86 5.1
Tre Solomon 2014-17 5.1
8. Lyle Marsh 2009-14 5.0
9. Brandon Colavita 2009-13 4.9
10. Jim Finn 1995-98 4.7
11. Brian Schoenauer 2013-16 4.6
Terrance Stokes 1992-94 4.6
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Rushing Records
TOUCHDOWNS
Game Touchdowns Opponent Date
1. Jim Finn 6 Brown 10.24.1998
Season Year Touchdowns
1. Bob Folwell 1907 18
2. Jim Finn 1998 17
3. Kris Ryan 2001 15
Frank Reagan 1940 15
LeRoy Mercer 1912 15
6. Bryan Keys 1988 14
7. Joe Sandberg 2006 13
Bryan Keys 1989 13
9. Brandon Colavita 2010 12
Chris Flynn 1986 12
Career Years Touchdowns
1. Bryan Keys 1987-89 34
2. Kris Ryan 1998-2001 33
3. Adolph Bellizeare 1972-74 30
4. LeRoy Mercer 1910-12 29
5. Jim Finn 1995-98 28
6. Karekin Brooks 2016-19 26
7.Skip Minisi 1944, 1946-47 24
8. Chris Flynn 1985-87 23
9. Sam Mathews 2002-05 22
10. Billy Ragone 2009-13 20
Rich Comizio 1984-86 20
Paul Scull 1926-28 20
OPPONENT RECORDS
Opponent Single-Game Record - Rushing Yards
331 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red Grange (Illinois - 10.31.1925)
Opponent Single-Game Record - Rushing Attempts
51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barry Redden (Richmond - 11.26.1981)
Opponent Single-Game Record - Rushing TDs
5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Marinaro (Cornell - 10.20.1971)
Opponent Single-Game Rushing Average
28.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Albert Hessberg (Yale, 10.12.1935)
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KICKING POINTS FIELD GOALS - MADE
Game PTS Opponent Date Game FGs Opponent Date
Jimmy Gammill 16 at Fordham 10.11.2014 1. Jimmy Gammill 5 at Fordham 10.11.2014
Jason Feinberg 16 at Princeton 11.4.2000 2. Derek Zoch 4 Dartmouth 10.1.2005
Jason Feinberg 4 Princeton 11.4.2000
Jason Feinberg 4 Yale 10.30.1999
Season Year PTS Andy Glockner 4 Columbia 10.15.1994
1. Jason Feinberg 2000 83 Rich Friedenberg 4 Colgate 10.15.1988
2. Peter Veldman 2002 79
3. Peter Veldman 2003 76
4. Tom Murphy 1969 69 Season Year FGs
5. Andrew Samson 2008 68 1. Andrew Samson 2008 16
2. Rich Friedenberg 1988 15
Ivy Season Year PTS Jason Feinberg 1999 15
1. Jason Feinberg 2000 65 Jason Feinberg 2000 15
2. Peter Veldman 2002 62
3. Tom Murphy 1984 61 Ivy Season Year FGs
4. Peter Veldman 2003 60 1. Andrew Samson 2008 13
5. Jason Feinberg 2000 56 2. Jason Feinberg 2000 12
Jason Feinberg 1999 12
Career Years PTS 4. Peter Veldman 2003 11
1. Andrew Samson 2007-10 238 Jeremiah Greathouse 1995 11
2. Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 218 Andy Glockner 1994 11
3. Jeremiah Greathouse 1995-97 170 Mark Horowitz 1993 11
4. Peter Veldman 2001-03 166
Career Years FGs
Ivy Career Years PTS 1. Andrew Samson 2007-10 43
1. Andrew Samson 2007-10 184 2. Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 41
2. Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 175 3. Jeremiah Greathouse 1995-97 33
3. Peter Veldman 2001-03 128 4. Andy Glockner 1992-94 29
5. Peter Veldman 2001-03 27

Longest Field Goals Ivy Career Year FGs

54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Mazzetti (Lehigh - 9.24.1976) 1. Andrew Samson 2007-10 34
54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Mazzetti (Lafayette - 10.16.1976) Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 34
51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Soslow (Sacred Heart - 10.6.2018) 3. Jeremiah Greathouse 1995-97 24
51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Soslow (Brown - 10.28.2017) 4. Peter Veldman 2001-03 21
51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Dwyer (Princeton - 11.3.1979)
50 . . . . . . . . . Jeremiah Greathouse (Brown - 10.21.1995)
49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Soslow (Bucknell - 9.15.2018)
49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Evan Nolan (San Diego - 9.18.2004) FIELD GOAL - ATTEMPTS
49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andy Glockner (Fordham - 10.3.1992) Season Year FGA
49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andy Glockner (Colgate - 9.26.1992) Rich Friedenberg 1988 23
Andrew Samson 2009 21

Career Years FGA

Andrew Samson 2007-10 69
Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 61

FIELD GOALS - PERCENTAGE

Season Year FGM-FGA PCT.
Andrew Samson 2008 16-19 84.2

Career Years FGM-FGA PCT.

Peter Veldman 2001-03 27-35 77.1

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EXTRA POINTS MADE
Game PAT Opponent Date
Jack Soslow 9 Lehigh 9.23.2017
Rex Wray 9 Delaware 9.24.1921
Andrew Samson 8 Columbia 10.13.2007

Season Year MADE PATs
1. Peter Veldman 2002 43
2. Jimmy Gammill 2015 39
3. Jimmy Gammill 2016 38
Jason Feinberg 2000 38
4. Peter Veldman 2003 37
5. Jack Soslow 2017 36
6. Andrew Samson 2010 35
7. Jim Grass 1986 34

Career Years MADE PATs

1. Andrew Samson 2007-10 109
2. Jimmy Gammill 2012-16 101
3. Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 95
4. Peter Veldman 2001-03 85
5. Connor Loftus 2010-14 81
6. Tim Martin 1972-74 75
7. Jeremiah Greathouse 1995-97 71
8. Dave Shulman 1981-83 62
9. Jim Grass 1986-87 58
10. Jack Soslow 2015-18 57

Consecutive Made Extra Points - Season

43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Veldman (2002)
38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimmy Gammill (2016)
36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Soslow (2017)
33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimmy Gammill (2015)
29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Samson (2007)
28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Veldman (2003)
28. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Connor Loftus(2012)

Penn’s all-time leading scorer, Consecutive Made Extra Points - Career

Andrew Samson 88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew Samson (2007-10)
72 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimmy Gammill (2015-16)
48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter Veldman (2001-02)

EXTRA POINT ATTEMPTS

Season Year PATs
1. Peter Veldman 2002 43
2. Jimmy Gammill 2015 40
Jason Feinberg 2000 40
3. Peter Veldman 2003 39

Career Years PATs

1. Andrew Samson 2007-10 110
2. Jimmy Gammill 2012-16 103
3. Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 101
4. Peter Veldman 2001-03 87
5. Connor Loftus 2011-Present 86

OPPONENT KICKING RECORDS

Longest Field Goal
51 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jose Violante (Brown - 10.4.1975)

Opponent Field Goals - Game

5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tyler Chase (Brown - 10.7.1972)

Opponent Kicking Points - Game

16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tyler Chase (Brown - 10.7.1972)
Peter Veldman
Opponent Extra Points - Game
7 . . . . . . . . . Five times (last: at Fordham - 10.11.2014)

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SCORING
Game Points Opponent Date
1. Jim Finn 36 Brown 10.24.1998
2. Rex Wray 33 Delaware 9.24.1921
3. Frank Reagan 31 Princeton 10.19.1940
Paul Scull 31 Cornell 11.29.1928
5. Chris Flynn 30 Dartmouth 11.21.1987
Ed Allen 30 Lafayette 10.5.1946
Season Year TDs FGs PAT Points
1. Howard Berry 1917 10 8 25 109
2. Frank Reagan 1940 17 0 1 103
3. Jim Finn 1998 17 0 0 102
4. Kris Ryan 2001 16 0 0 96
5. Bob Folwell 1907 18* 0 5 95
6. LeRoy Mercer 1912 15 0 1 91
7. Paul Scull 1928 11 0 24 90
8. Justin Watson 2017 14 0 1^ 86
9. Joe Sandberg 2006 14 0 0 84
Bryan Keys 1989 14 0 0 84
Bryan Keys 1988 14 0 0 84
*Touchdowns were worth five points in 1907.
^ Includes 2pt Conversions
Career Years TDs FGs PAT Points
1. Andrew Samson 2007-10 0 43 109 238
2. Jason Feinberg 1998-2000 0 41 95 218
3. Bryan Keys 1987-89 35 0 0 210
4. Justin Watson 2014-17 34 0 2^ 208
4. Kris Ryan 1998-2001 34 0 0 204
5. Paul Scull 1926-28 21 7 38 185
6. Adolph Bellizeare 1972-74 30 0 1 182
7. Jim Finn 1995-98 30 0 0 180
8. Joe Sandberg 2005-07 29 0 0 174
9. Jeremiah Greathouse 1995-97 0 33 71 170
10. Peter Veldman 2001-03 0 27 85 166
LeRoy Mercer* 1910-12 30 0 1 166
*Touchdowns were five points in 1910 and 1911, and six
points beginning in 1912. Mercer had 15 touchdowns from
1910-11 and 15 in 1912.
^ Includes 2pt Conversions
TOUCHDOWNS
Touchdowns - Season
18.................................................................... Bob Folwell (1907)
Touchdowns - Career
35.............................................................. Bryan Keys (1987-89)
34..........................................................Justin Watson (2014-17)
OPPONENT RECORDS
Opponent Points - Game
36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Nebrich (Fordham - 10.11.2014)
Opponent Touchdowns - Game
5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Marinaro (Cornell - 10.20.1971)
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Season-by-Season Scoring Leaders
Year Player TDs FGs PAT Points
1956 Frank Riepl 3 0 12 30
1957 Frank Riepl 4 0 9 34
1958 David Coffin 4 0 0 24
1959 Fred Doelling 7 0 2 46
1960 Jon Greenawalt 4 0 1 26
1961 John Owens 2 0 0 12
1962 John Owens 5 0 0 30
1963 Bruce Molloy 3 0 1 19
1964 Barry Ellman 4 0 0 24
1965 Rick Owens 5 0 0 30
1966 Cabot Knowlton 9 0 0 54
1967 Cabot Knowlton 10 0 1 62
1968 Eliot Berry 0 11 16 49
1969 Eliot Berry 0 5 11 26
1970 Bob Hoffman 8 0 0 48
1971 Don Clune 5 0 0 30
1972 Adolph Bellizeare 11 0 1 68
1973 Adolph Bellizeare 10 0 0 60
1974 Adolph Bellizeare 9 0 0 54
1975 John Wixted 6 0 1 38
1976 Tim Mazzetti 0 7 7 27
1977 Denis Grosvenor 6 0 0 36
1978 Denis Grosvenor 7 0 0 42
1979 Ron Gray 3 0 1 20
1980 John Dwyer 0 5 10 25
1981 Karl Hall 6 0 0 36
1982 Dave Shulman 0 8 25 49
1983 Chuck Nolan 8 0 0 48
1984 Tom Murphy 0 12 33 69
1985 Ray Saunders 0 11 16 49
1986 Chris Flynn 12 0 0 72
1987 Chris Flynn 9 0 0 54
1988 Bryan Keys 14 0 0 84
1989 Bryan Keys 14 0 0 84
1990 Mitch Gordon 7 0 0 42
1991 Damon Young 3 0 1 20
1992 Sundiata Rush 10 0 0 60
1993 Miles Macik 13 0 1 80
1994 Andy Glockner 0 14 20 62
1995 Jeremiah Greathouse 0 13 30 69
1996 Jasen Scott 11 0 1 68
1997 Jim Finn 13 0 0 78
1998 Jim Finn 17 0 0 102
1999 Jason Feinberg 0 15 26 71
2000 Jason Feinberg 0 15 38 83
2001 Kris Ryan 16 0 0 96
2002 Peter Veldman 0 12 43 79
2003 Dan Castles 13 0 0 78
Sam Mathews 13 0 0 78
2004 Dan Castles 8 0 0 48
2005 Derek Zoch 0 11 27 60
2006 Joe Sandberg 14 0 0 84
2007 Joe Sandberg 9 0 0 54
2008 Andrew Samson 0 16 20 68
2009 Andrew Samson 0 11 25 58
2010 Brandon Colavita 12 0 0 72
2011 Connor Loftus 0 9 27 54
2012 Connor Loftus 0 7 28 49
2013 Connor Loftus 0 4 28 38
2014 Jimmy Gammill 0 11 24 57
2015 Justin Watson 10 0 1 62
2016 Tre Solomon 9 0 0 54
2017 Justin Watson 14 0 1 86
2018 Jack Soslow 0 11 21 54
2019 Karekin Brooks 9 0 0 54
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/Return Records
TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE PUNT RETURNS
FOR Yards - Season
512 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Piela (1998)
Game TDs (Type) Opponent Date
1. Jim Finn 6 (6 rush) at Brown 10.24.1998 Yards - Career
2. Billy Ragone 5 (3p/2r) vs. Dartmouth 10.2.2010 902 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Fabish (1993-96)
Mike Mitchell 5 (5 pass) vs. Cornell 11.22.2003
Chris Flynn 5 (5 rush) vs. Dartmouth 11.21.1987 TDs - Career
Ed Allen 5 (5 rush) vs. Lafayette 10.5.1946 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Piela (1995-98)
Frank Reagan 5 (5 rush) vs. Princeton 10.19.1940 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Fabish (1993-96)

Career Years Rush Pass Rec/Ret Total

1. Alek Torgersen 2013-16 18 52 0 70
Longest Punt Returns
84 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Solow (Lehigh - 9.26.1970)
2. Billy Ragone 2009-2013 20 36 0 56
83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Piela (11.21.1998)
3. Gavin Hoffman 1999-2001 4 50 0 54
79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Flynn (Princeton - 11.2.1985)
4. Mike Mitchell 2000, 2002-03 1 47 0 48
76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Cobb (Princeton - 11.9.1991)
5. Bryan Keys 1987-1989 34 0 1 35
74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reds Bagnell (Navy - 10.22.1949)
6. Jimmy McGeehan 1991-93 0 34 0 34
74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Piela (Cornell - 11.22.1997)
7. Kris Ryan 1998-2001 33 0 0 33
Adolph Bellizeare 1972-74 30 0 3 33
Marty Vaughn 1972-74 3 29 0 32
10. Jim Finn 1995-1998 28 2 1 31
11. LeRoy Mercer 1910-12 29 0 0 29 OPPONENT RECORD
Longest Punt Return - Opponent
96 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Knox ( Yale - 10.26.2002)

KICK RETURNS
Yards - Season
619 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Ortman (1984)

Yards - Career
1,236 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Wynn (2006-09)
1,148 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Fabish (1993-96)

Longest Kick Returns

108 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Riepl (Notre Dame - 11.5.1955)
102 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Gentle (Cornell - 11.28.1929)
100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Dale (Gettysburg - 10.15.1902)
98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Wynn (Brown - 10.28.2006)
97 . . . . . Rolf Carlstein (Franklin & Marshall - 9.28.1929)

OPPONENT RECORD
Longest Kick Return - Opponent
103 . . . . . . . . . . . Bobby Jack Stuart (Army - 11.13.1948)

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TOTAL OFFENSE
Game Yards Opponent Date
1. Reds Bagnell 490 Dartmouth 10.14.1950
2. Gavin Hoffman 476 Brown 10.28.2000
3. Mike Mitchell 434 Dartmouth 10.5.2002
4. Alek Torgersen 417 Cornell 11.22.2014
5. Alek Torgersen 397 Yale 10.23.2015
6. Gavin Hoffman 394 Harvard 11.11.2000
7. Bryan Walker 387 Brown 10.27.2007
Mark DeRosa 387 Cornell 11.19.1994
9. Gavin Hoffman 383 Columbia 10.16.1999
10. Pat McDermott 378 Bucknell 10.9.2004
11. Pat McDermott 377 Brown 10.30.2004
12. Mike Mitchell 371 Cornell 11.22.2003
13. Robert Irvin 362 Princeton 11.4.2006
14. Marty Vaughn 356 Dartmouth 11.23.1974
15. Mike Mitchell 351 Yale 10.26.2002
16. Gavin Hoffman 348 Lehigh 9.16.2000
17. Mike Mitchell 345 Brown 11.2.2002
Season Year Pass Rush Yards
1. Gavin Hoffman 2000 3,214 -65 3,149
2. Alek Torgersen 2014 2,689 189 2,878
3. Mike Mitchell 2002 2,803 -74 2,729
4. Alek Torgersen 2016 2,231 396 2,627
5. Mike Mitchell 2003 2,470 -71 2,399
6. Nick Robinson 2019 2331 52 2,383
7. Alek Torgersen 2015 1,996 320 2,316
8. Jimmy McGeehan 1993 2,197 96 2,293
9. Billy Ragone 2011 1,860 424 2,284
10. Gavin Hoffman 1999 2,328 -178 2,150
11. Robert Irvin 2006 2,128 -53 2,075
12. Matt Rader 1998 2,026 33 2,059
13. Pat McDermott 2004 1,995 47 2,042
14. Marty Vaughn 1973 1,926 109 2,035
15. Mark DeRosa 1995 2,053 -89 1,964
16. Bill Creeden 1966 1,842 90 1,932
17. Malcom Glover 1989 1,733 170 1,903
18. Gavin Hoffman 2001 2,000 -111 1,889
Career Year Pass Rush Yards
1. Alek Torgersen 2013-16 7,025 912 7,937
2. Gavin Hoffman 1999-2001 7,542 -354 7,188
3. Billy Ragone 2009-2013 5,104 1,620 6,724
4. Mike Mitchell 1999, 2001-03 5,547 -153 5,394
5. Jimmy McGeehan 1991-93 3,954 133 4,087
6. Pat McDermott 2003-05 3,820 82 3,902
7. Matt Rader 1997-98 3,858 5 3,863
8. Mark DeRosa 1994-95 3,885 -167 3,718
9. Malcom Glover 1987-89 3,462 186 3,648
10. Marty Vaughn 1973-74 3,429 204 3,633
11. Nick Robinson 2017-19 3,241 210 3,451
12. Bill Creeden 1965-67 3,213 172 3,385
13. Robert Irvin 2006-08 3,413 -111 3,302
OPPONENT RECORD
Opponent Single-Game Record - Total Offense
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Total Offense Leaders
Year Player Yards Plays TDs
1956 Frank Riepl 497 127 5
1957 Fred Doelling 511 98 1
1958 Larry Purdy 428 100 8
1959 Fred Doelling 707 134 7
1960 Porter Shreve 623 167 4
1961 John Owens 341 115 2
1962 John Owens 672 164 5
1963 Bruce Molloy 455 145 3
1964 Bruce Molloy 407 147 3
1965 Bill Creeden 468 125 6
1966 Bill Creeden 1,932 352 15
1967 Bill Creeden 985 220 8
1968 Bernie Zbrzeznj 1,387 275 9
1969 John Brown 414 150 2
1970 Pancho Micir 1,324 309 11
1971 Gary Shue 976 193 6
1972 Adolph Bellizeare 849 168 11
1973 Marty Vaughn 2,035 290 19
1974 Marty Vaughn 1,598 300 13
1975 Bob Graustein 1,318 264 8
1976 Bob Graustein 1,439 307 3
1977 Denis Grosvenor 743 185 6
1978 Denis Grosvenor 805 190 7
1979 Doug Marzonie 1,109 236 7
1980 Rick Beauvais 550 133 1
1981 Doug Marzonie 868 239 6
1982 Gary Vura 1,832 344 15
1983 John McGeehan 1,268 231 11
1984 John McGeehan 1,500 212 15
1985 Jim Crocicchia 1,178 240 10
1986 Jim Crocicchia 1,129 200 11
1987 Chris Flynn 751 151 9
1988 Malcolm Glover 1,525 259 8
1989 Malcolm Glover 1,903 348 4
1990 Doug Hensch 1,080 243 5
1991 Jimmy McGeehan 832 226 8
1992 Jimmy McGeehan 909 210 4
1993 Jimmy McGeehan 2,556 250 26
1994 Mark DeRosa 1,754 275 14
1995 Mark DeRosa 1,964 340 18
1996 Jasen Scott 1,277 305 11
1997 Matt Rader 1,804 350 8
1998 Matt Rader 2,059 322 15
1999 Gavin Hoffman 2,150 385 15
2000 Gavin Hoffman 3,149 424 24
2001 Gavin Hoffman 1,889 352 12
2002 Mike Mitchell 2,729 412 21
2003 Mike Mitchell 2,399 344 26
2004 Pat McDermott 2,042 343 14
2005 Pat McDermott 1,624 300 13
2006 Robert Irvin 2,075 326 12
2007 Bryan Walker 1,744 357 12
2008 Robert Irvin 982 183 5
2009 Kyle Olson 1,083 206 8
2010 Billy Ragone 1,382 210 13
2011 Billy Ragone 2,284 371 18
2012 Billy Ragone 1,701 324 15
2013 Billy Ragone 1,211 227 8
2014 Alek Torgersen 2,878 372 18
2015 Alek Torgersen 1,996 320 25
2016 Alek Torgersen 2,231 912 25
2017 Will Fischer-Colbrie 1,582 152 15
2018 Ryan Glover 1,482 300 9
2019 Nick Robinson 2,331 382 17

PUNTS
Game Punts Opponent Date
1. Harry Edenborn 13 Navy 10.28.1944
2. Anthony Melillo 12 Princeton 11.3.2007
Punting Records
PUNT YARDS
Game Yards (Punts) Opponent Date
1. Anthony Melillo 433 (12) Princeton 11.3.2007
2. Scott Lopano 409 (9) Columbia 10.13.2012

Season Year Punts Season Year Punt Yards (Punts)

1. Ed Gramigna 1981 69 1. Rob Sims 1992 2,912 (67)
1. Jeff Salvino 1996 69 3. Scott Lopano 2012 2,463 (60)
3. Rob Sims 1992 67 3. Jeff Salvino 1996 2,433 (69)
4. Ryan Lazzeri 1999 2,267 (56)
5. Jeff Salvino 1997 2,256 (62)

Career Years Punts

1. Scott Lopano 2009-12 198
2. Jeff Salvino 1994-97 186 Career Years Punt Yards (Punts)
3. Ryan Lazzeri 1998-2001 166 1. Scott Lopano 2009-12 7,683 (198)
4. Hunter Kelley 2014-17 159 2. Rob Sims 1990-92 6,621 (159)
Rob Sims 1990-92 159 3. Jeff Salvino 1994-97 6,518 (186)
4. Hunter Kelley 2014-17 6,337 (159)
5. Ryan Lazzeri 1998-2001 6,210 (166)
Longest Punts
80 . . . . . . . . . . . Marsh Reynolds (Columbia - 10.22.1904)
80 . . . . . . . . . . . Franny Murray (Penn State - 11.14.1936) Average - Game
77 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Gill (Cornell - 11.27.1956) 51.8 . . . . . . . . Rob Sims (Brown - 10.26.1991)
77 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Amodio (Columbia - 10.1.1988)
76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Sims (Cornell - 11.21.1992) Average - Season
43.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Sims (1992)

Average - Career
41.6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Sims (1990-92)

OPPONENT RECORD
Longest Punt - Opponent
79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Randall (Brown - 10.1.1966)

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SACKS
Season Year Sacks
1. Mitch Marrow 1996 16.5
2. Tom McGarrity 1995 12
Mark Fessler 1988 12
4. Michael Turner 1992 11
5. Dave Betten 1994 10
Michael Turner 1994 10
Michael Turner 1993 10
8. Mike Germino 1999 9.5
Gavin O’Connor 1985 9.5
10. Brad Hippenstiel 1987 9
Career Years Sacks
1. Michael Turner 1991-94 31
2. Mitch Marrow 1994-97 25.5
3. Dave Betten 1990-93 22
4. Tom Gilmore 1982-85 20
5. Steve Lhotak 2000-03 19
6. Tyler Drake 2012-15 17.5
7. Chris Pennington 1999-2002 17
8. Brad Hippenstiel 1984-87 17
TACKLES
Season Year Tackles
1. Mike Vesey 1980 164
2. Bob Chizmar 1985 139
3. Bob Nix 1977 137
4. Mike Henley 1988 131
5. Kevin Bradley 1983 130
6. Joe Kopcha 1991 128
7. Pat Goodwillie 1992 127
8. Kevin Bradley 1982 126
9. Tom Mazich 1979 126
10. Joe Kopcha 1990 124
Career Years Tackles
1. Kevin Bradley 1981-84 357
2. Joe Kopcha 1988-91 338
3. Pat Goodwillie 1992-94 310
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Season-by-Season Sack Leaders
Year Player................... Sacks
1983 Tom Gilmore.................. 6
1984 Tom Gilmore.................. 8
1985 Gavin O’Connor.........9.5
1986 Brad Hippenstiel........... 8
Mike Lista........................ 8
1987 Brad Hippenstiel........... 9
1988 Mark Fessler.................. 12
1989 Jay Lee..............................7
1990 Eric Poderys....................7
1991 Dan Dedic....................... 6
1992 Michael Turner.............. 11
1993 Michael Turner.............10
1994 Dave Betten..................10
Michael Turner.............10
1995 Tom McGarrity............. 12
1996 Mitch Marrow............ 16.5
1997 Doug Zinser.................... 4
1998 Jason Maehr................... 8
1999 Mike Germino.............9.5
2000 Chris Pennington.......6.5
2001 Chris Pennington....... 7.5
Season-by-Season Tackle Leaders
Year Player................ Tackles
1977 Bob Nix.........................137
1978 Jim Molnar.................. 106
1979 Tom Mazich.................126
1980 Mike Vesey................. 164
1981 Bob Dennen.................89
1982 Kevin Bradley.............126
1983 Kevin Bradley............ 130
1984 Kevin Bradley............. 101
1985 Bob Chizmar.............. 139
1986 Bruce McConnell........95
1987 Brad Hippenstiel......... 85
1988 Mike Henley..................131
1989 Mark Ligos....................89
1990 Joe Kopcha................ 124
1991 Joe Kopcha.................128
1992 Pat Goodwillie............127
1993 Pat Goodwillie............. 77
1994 Pat Goodwillie........... 106
1995 Nick Morris.................. 106
1996 John Bishop................. 77
1997 John Bishop..................111
Year Player................... Sacks
2002 Steve Lhotak...................7
2003 Steve Lhotak............... 7.5
2004 Bobby Fallon..............4.5
Mike Sangobowale...4.5
2005 Jim Malizia...................... 6
2006 Naheem Harris...............3
Brian Fairbanks..............3
2007 Jay Colabella..................3
Britton Ertman...............3
2008 Drew Goldsmith............ 4
2009 Owen Thomas............... 6
2010 Matt Hamscher...........4.5
2011 Jared Sholly................... 6
2012 Brandon Copeland.......5
2013 Sam Chwarzynski......... 6
2014 Tyler Drake..................... 6
2015 Tyler Drake.................. 8.5
2016 Louis Vecchio............. 5.5
2017 Nick Miller....................3.0
Louis Vecchio.............3.0
2018 Nick Miller................... 6.0
2019 Benji Mowatt.............. 6.0
Year Player................ Tackles
1998 Joe Piela........................89
1999 Jim Hisgen....................89
2000 Travis Belden...............80
2001 Steve Lhotak................47
2002 Steve Lhotak................64
2003 Ric Sandoval................86
2004 Luke Hadden................66
2005 Ric Sandoval............... 90
2006 Joe Anastasio............ 102
2007 Joe Anastasio............... 71
2008 Jake Lewko...................61
2009 Jake Lewko.................. 76
2010 Erik Rask........................65
2011 Erik Rask........................ 83
2012 Sebastian Jaskowski.72
2013 Dan Davis......................64
2014 Evan Jackson............... 79
2015 Tyler Drake...................80
2016 Colton Moskal..............89
2017 Nick Miller...................104
2018 Nick Miller..................... 87
2019 Zach Evans................... 83
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INTERCEPTIONS Season-by-Season Interception Leaders
Game INT’s Opponent Date Year Player......Interceptions
1. Jack Welsh 4 Princeton 10.19.1940 1956 Rich Ross......................... 4
2. Franny Murray 4 Michigan 11.7.1936 1957 Fred Doelling..................3
1958 Dick Koze.........................2
1959 Fred Doelling..................3
Peter Schantz.................3
Season Year INT’s TD’s 1960 Charles Joyner...............2
1. Jack Welsh 1940 9 1 1961 Michael Brown................3
2. George Bosseler 1951 8 1 1962 Fred Levin........................5
3. Tim Chambers 1982 7 0 1963 Whitney Smith.............. 4
Chuck Bednarik 1946 7 0 1964 Jerry Petrisko................ 4
Ray Frick 1940 7 0 1965 Paul Woody.....................5
1966 Jim Gregg........................5
1967 Mike Eisenhour.............. 4
Frank Pfeilmeier........... 4
Career Years INT’s TD’s 1968 John Brown.....................3
1. Tim Chambers 1982-84 14 0 Steven Steinberg..........3
Chuck Bednarik 1946-48 14 0 Matt Lawlor.....................3
3. George Bosseler 1951-53 13 1 1969 Mike Brumbach............. 4
Jack Welsh 1940-42 13 1 Steven Kenoyer............ 4
5. Chris Wynn 2006-09 12 1 Matt Lawlor.................... 4
1970 Steve Solow....................3
1971 Willie Clark.......................2
Longest Interception Returns Steve Solow....................2
Yards Opponent Date 1972 Jim Bumgardner........... 6
1. Kunle Williams 100 Princeton 11.6.1999 1973 Jim Bumgardner............3
2. Dana Lyons 94 Lafayette 9.23.1995 John Lyons......................3
3. Joe Piela 93 Columbia 10.12.1996 1974 Fred McCormick............3
Walt Motson 93 Maryland 10.25.1941 1975 Jeff Koury........................3
5. James Daniels 91 Columbia 10.19.1992 1976 Mike Welsh......................3
6. Anthony DeSalle 83 Cornell 11.21.1998 1977 Mike Daley...................... 4
7. Scotty Williams 80 Brown 10.29.2005 1978 Rick Manning................. 4
8. Jack Welsh 76 Navy 11.2.1940 1979 Greg Hemmings.............3
Bill Shanahan 76 Cornell 11.29.1934 1980 Mike Murphy...................3
10. Grant Ellis 75 Columbia 11.9.1946 1981 David Pace........................1
Dan Pendergast..............1
Interception Returns for a TD - Career John Sylva........................1
3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joe Piela (1995-98) 1982 Tim Chambers................7
1983 Tim Chambers................3
1984 Ross Armstrong............ 6
1985 Brad Heinz...................... 4
1986 James Fangmeyer....... 4
OPPONENT RECORDS 1987 Steve Johnson................3
1988 Tom Charters..................5
Opponent Interceptions - Game 1989 Lerone Sidberry............ 4
3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan Barnes (Harvard - 11.15.2008) 1990 Lerone Sidberry.............2
3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. Collins (Dartmouth - 10.6.1951) Stephin Palmer...............2
1991 Stephin Palmer...............5
Longest Interception Return - Opponent
99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Allman (Brown - 10.14.1989)
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Year Player......Interceptions
1992 Tom Gibbs.......................3
1993 Jamie Daniels................. 4
1994 Jamie Daniels................. 4
1995 Nick Morris.......................3
Dana Lyons......................3
1996 John Bishop....................5
1997 Joe Piela.......................... 4
1998 Joe Piela...........................3
1999 Kunle Williams............... 4
Anthony DeSalle........... 4
2000 Fred Plaza........................3
2001 Duvol Thompson...........2
2002 Vince Alexander............5
2003 Bryan Arguello.............. 4
Pat McManus.................. 4
2004 Bryan Arguello...............2
Chad Slapnicka..............2
2005 Scott Williams................2
2006 Tyson Maugle..................3
2007 Chris Wynn......................5
2008 Chris Wynn......................5
2009 Jonathan Moore........... 4
2010 Jon Saelinger..................3
2011 Matt Hamscher...............2
Erik Rask...........................2
Jason Schmucker..........2
2012 Dan Wilk...........................3
2013 Sam Chwarzynski......... 4
2014 Jack Madden...................3
2015 Sam Philippi................... 4
2016 Mason Williams............. 6
2017 Nick Miller........................2
Conor O’Brien.................2
2018 Mohammed Diakite......3
Conor O’Brien.................3
2019 Brian O’Neill....................3
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SEASONS
Coach Seasons
Al Bagnoli (1992-2014) 23
George Munger (1938-53) 16
Harry Gamble (1971-80) 10
George Woodruff (1892-1901) 10
Harvey Harman (1931-37) 7
Louis Young (1923-29) 7
GAMES
Coach Games
Al Bagnoli (1992-2014) 228
George Woodruff (1892-1901) 141
George Munger (1938-53) 134
Harry Gamble (1971-80) 81
Carl Williams (1902-07) 74
Louis Young (1923-29) 66
WINS
Coach Wins
Al Bagnoli (1992-2014)^ 148
George Woodruff (1892-1901) 124
George Munger (1938-53) 82
Carl Williams (1902-1907) 60
Louis Young (1923-29) 49
E.O. Wagenhurst (1888-91) 38
Ray Priore (2015-Present) 31
Harvey Harman (1931-37) 31
Andrew Smith (1909-12) 30
Jerry Berndt (1981-85) 29
Bob Folwell (1916-1919) 27
All-Time Team Win Streaks
Winning Streaks
34 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.1.1895 - 10.21.1896
31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.28.1896 - 10.29.1898
24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.7.1992 - 10.7.1995
21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.26.1903 - 10.28.1905
17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.19.2002 - 9.18.2004
16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.18.1891 - 11.8.1892
14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.10.1900 - 10.26.1901
13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.6.1892 - 10.28.1893
Unbeaten Streaks
30 . . . . . 11.26.1903 - 10.10.1906 (2 Ties)
24 . . . . . . 10.26.1907 - 11.6.1909 (3 Ties)
17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.19.2002 - 9.18.2004
15 . . . . . . . . . . 9.28.1910 - 10.14.1911 (1 Tie)
14 . . . . . . . 11.28.1946 - 10.30.1948 (1 Tie)
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Coach Record (Seasons)
Coach (Record) Win % None (1876-1884) 19-20-3
George Woodruff (124-15-2) .887 Frank Sole (1885-87) 23-19-1 (3)
Carl Williams (60-10-4) .838 E.O. Wagenhurst (1888-91) 38-18-0 (4)
Louis Young (49-15-2) .758 George Woodruff (1892-1901) 124-15-2 (10)
George Munger (82-42-10) .661 Carl Williams (1902-1907) 60-10-4 (6)
Al Bagnoli (148-80)^ .649 Sol Metgzer (1908) 11-0-1 (1)
Andrew Smith (1909-12) 30-10-3 (4)
George Brooke (1913-1915) 13-12-4 (3)
Bob Folwell (1916-1919) 27-10-2 (4)
IVY WINS John Heisman (1920-1922)
Louis Young (1923-29)
16-10-2 (3)
49-15-2 (7)
Coach Wins Ludlow Wray (1930) 5-4-0 (1)
Al Bagnoli (1992-2014)^ 112 Harvey Harman (1931-37) 31-23-2 (7)
Jerry Berndt (1981-85) 24 George Munger (1938-53) 82-42-10 (16)
Harry Gamble (1971-80) 24 Steve Sebo (1954-59) 18-35-1 (6)
Ray Priore (2015-Present) 22 John Stiegman (1960-1964) 12-33 (5)
Steve Sebo (1954-59) 17 Bob Odell (1965-1970) 24-29-1 (6)
Ed Zubrow (1986-88) 16 Harry Gamble (1971-80) 34-55-2 (10)
Jerry Berndt (1981-85) 29-18-2 (5)
Ed Zubrow (1986-88) 23-7 (3)
Gary Steele (1989-91) 9-21 (3)
IVY WIN PERCENTAGE Al Bagnoli (1992-2014) 148-80 (23)
Ray Priore (2015-Present) 31-19 (5)
Coach Win % (Record)
Ed Zubrow (1986-88) .762 (16-5) IVY TITLES
Jerry Berndt (1981-85) .700 (24-10-1)
Al Bagnoli (1992-2014)^ .696 (112-49)
Ray Priore (2015-Present) .628 (22-13) Coach Titles
Steve Sebo (1954-59) .607 (17-11) Al Bagnoli (1992-2014) 9
Jerry Berndt (1981-85) 4
Ed Zubrow (1986-88) 2
^ = Includes five Penn forfeits from 1997 due Ray Priore (2015-Present) 2
to use of an ineligible player. Only reflected Steve Sebo (1954-59) 1
in Ivy League records, forfeits are not
recognized by the NCAA.
Home Winning Streaks Milestone Wins
52 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.16.1889 - 10.21.1896 1 . . . . . . All-Philadelphia (4-0, 11.17.1876)
35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.28.1896 - 10.11.1899 100 . . . at Georgetown (12-0,10.10.1893)
22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.11.1899 - 10.23.1901 200 . . . . . . . . . Virginia (20-5, 10.16.1901)
21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.26.1903 - 10.28.1905 300 . Franklin & Marshall (35-0,10.2.1912)
19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.23.2000 - 11.22.2003 400 . . . . . . at Chicago (20-13, 11.3.1928)
16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.17.1992 - 10.21.1995 500 . . . . . . . . . . Virginia (19-7, 11.8.1947)
600 . . . . . . Princeton (20-18, 10.26.1974)
Ivy Winning/Unbeaten Streaks 700 . . . . . . . . . . . Yale (14-6, 10.29.1994)
20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.17.2001 - 11.6.2004 800 . . . . . . . . Lafayette (19-14, 9.18.2010)
18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.22.2008 - 10.29.2011
17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.14.1992 - 9.16.1995
13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.19.1983 - 11.9.1985
No ties in any of these Ivy streaks
 Team Records
Team Records (Game)
Points Team Records (Season) Opponents (Game)
96 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vineland (11.15.1886) Wins Points
89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Delaware (10.11.1919) 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1892 and 1897 96 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton (11.5.1887)
89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Delaware (9.24.1921) 76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton (10.31.1885)
82 . . . . . . . . . . . . Swarthmore (10.5.1889) Record
82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette (10.28.1893) 15-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1897 Points - Since 1956
60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fordham (10.11.2014)
Points - Since 1956 Points 58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lehigh (9.26.1981)
65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Lehigh (9.23.2017) 484 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1893 58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown (10.24.1998)
59 . . . . . . . . . . . at Columbia (10.13.2007) 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton (10.24.1964)
59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holy Cross (10.8.1994) Points - Since 1956 54 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Navy (10.27.1956)
59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornell (11.22.2003) 363 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002
58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown (10.21.1995) Margin of Victory
55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette (9.29.1972) Scoring Average 96 . . . . . . . . . Princeton, 96-0 (11.5.1887)
36.3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002
Aggregate Points Margin of Victory - Since 1956
112 . . . . . . Penn 65, Lehigh 47 - 9.23.2017 Touchdowns 58 . . . . . . . . . . . Lehigh, 58-0 (9.26.1981)
109 . . . . Brown 58, Penn 51 -10.24.1998 46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002
102 . . . . Penn 96, Vineland 6 - 11.15.1886 Touchdowns
96 . . . . . Princeton 96, Penn 0 -11.5.1887 Field Goals 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Three Times
93 . . . Fordham 48, Penn 45 - 10.10.2015 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2008
90 Penn 80, Crescent A.C. 10 - 10.20.1894 Field Goals
87 . . Penn 59, Columbia 28 - 10.13.2007 Plays 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown (10.7.1972)
. . . . . . . . . . Yale 46, Penn 41 - 10.26.2019 769 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000
86 . . . . . . Cornell 48, Penn 38 - 11.19.2011 Total Offense
83 . . . . . . . . Cornell 42, Penn 41 - 11.23.13 Rushing Yards 670 . . . . . . . . . . . . Holy Cross (9.28.1991)
82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William & Mary 48, 2,642 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1986
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Penn 34 - 10.14.1995 Plays
Rushing Attempts 97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Penn State (9.27.1958)
Margin of Victory 574 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1977
90 . . . . . Penn 96, Vineland 6 - 11.15.1886 Rushing Yardage
Rushing TDs 509 . . . . . . . . . . . . Dartmouth (10.11.1969)
Margin of Victory - Since 1956 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1972
52 . . . . . Penn 59, Cornell 7 - 11.22.2003 Rushing Attempts
Passing Yards 89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Penn State (9.27.1958)
Touchdowns 3,427 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000
10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette (10.5.1946) Rushing Touchdowns
Pass Attempts 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette (10.5.1946)
Field Goals 425 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2014
4 . 4 times (last at Columbia, 10.1.2005) Passing Yardage
Completions 566 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fordham (10.11.2014)
Total Offense 288 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000
628 . . . . . . . . . . . . at Cornell (11.18.2000) Pass Attempts
627 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbia (11.17.1973) Passing TDs 61 . . . . . . . . . . . . at San Diego (9.18.2004)
28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2003 61 . . . . . . . . . . . . at Columbia (10.15.2005)
Plays
94 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harvard (11.11.1995) Total Offense Completions
4,746 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000 38 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornell (11.24.1973)
Rushing Yardage 38 . . . . . . . . . . . at Columbia (10.15.2005)
440 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette (10.14.1977) First Downs
251 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000 Passing TDs
Rushing Attempts 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fordham (10.11.2014)
79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette (10.14.1977) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown (10.24.1998)

Rushing TDs First Downs

9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette (10.5.1946) 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holy Cross (9.28.1991)

Passing Yardage
476 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown (10.28.2000)

Pass Attempts
62 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton (11.8.2014)

Completions
41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton (11.8.2014)

Passing TDs
5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornell (11.22.2003)

First Downs
34 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holy Cross (10.8.1994)

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 National Television History
NATIONAL TV HISTORY NATIONAL TV RECORDS
Year Date Opponent Network Location Result Network................ Penn’s Record
1940 Oct. 5 vs. Maryland KYW Franklin Field W, 51-0* ABC..................................................1-2
1954 Oct. 30 vs. Penn State ABC Franklin Field L, 13-35 Home........................................1-1
1954 Nov. 6 vs. #5 Notre Dame NBC Franklin Field L, 7-42 Away ..................................... 0-1
1959 Oct. 10 at Princeton NBC Princeton, N.J. W, 18-0
1982 Nov. 20 at Cornell ABC Ithaca, N.Y. L, 0-23 ESPN...............................................6-3
1983 Nov. 19 vs. Dartmouth ABC Franklin Field W, 38-14 Home......................................2-3
1988 Oct. 1 vs. Columbia ESPN Franklin Field W, 24-10 Away .................................... 4-0
1989 Oct. 7 at Columbia ESPN New York, N.Y. W, 24-21
1989 Nov. 23 vs. Cornell ESPN Franklin Field L, 6-20 Fox College Sports....................2-2
1990 Sept. 15 at Dartmouth ESPN Hanover, N.H. W, 16-6 Away......................................3-2
2002 Oct. 19 vs. Columbia YES Franklin Field W, 44-0
2002 Nov. 16 vs. Harvard ESPN/YES Franklin Field W, 44-9** KYW................................................ 1-0
2003 Nov. 22 vs. Cornell YES Franklin Field W, 59-7 Home...................................... 1-0
2004 Oct. 2 vs. Dartmouth YES Franklin Field W, 35-0
2004 Nov. 20 at Cornell YES Ithaca, N.Y. W, 20-14 NBC...................................................1-1
2005 Nov. 12 at Harvard YES Cambridge, Mass. L, 3-29 Home...................................... 0-1
2007 Oct. 20 vs. Yale YES Franklin Field L, 20-26 (3ot) Away...................................... 1-0
2008 Oct. 25 at Yale YES New Haven, Conn. W, 9-7
2008 Nov. 1 vs. Brown VERSUS Franklin Field L, 27-34 NBC Sports/VERSUS..............10-7
2008 Nov. 7 at Princeton ESPNU Princeton, N.J. W, 14-9 Home......................................4-2
2009 Oct. 3 at Dartmouth VERSUS Hanover, N.H. W, 30-24 Away......................................6-5
2010 Nov. 6 at Princeton VERSUS Princeton, N.J. W, 52-10
2010 Oct. 23 at Yale YES New Haven, Conn. W, 27-20 YES .................................................. 7-2
2011 Oct. 1 at Dartmouth Fox College Sports Hanover, N.H. W, 22-20 Home.......................................4-1
2011 Oct. 15 at Columbia VERSUS New York, N.Y. W, 27-20 Away.......................................3-1
2011 Oct. 22 vs. Yale VERSUS Franklin Field W, 37-20
2011 Nov. 12 at #18 Harvard VERSUS Cambridge, Mass. L, 20-37 ASN..................................................2-1
2012 Sept. 29 at Dartmouth NBCSN Hanover, N.H. W, 28-21 Home...................................... 1-0
2012 Oct. 20 at Yale NBCSN New Haven, Conn. L, 13-27 Away........................................1-1
2012 Nov. 10 vs. #25 Harvard NBCSN Franklin Field W, 30-21
2013 Nov. 2 at Brown Fox College Sports Providence, R.I. L, 0-27 Eleven Sports...............................2-1
2013 Nov. 16 at Harvard NBCSN Cambridge, Mass. L, 30-38 Home...................................... 1-0
2014 Oct. 4 at Dartmouth Fox College Sports Hanover, N.H. L, 13-31 Away........................................1-1
2014 Oct. 25 at Yale NBCSN New Haven, Conn. L, 21-43
2014 Nov. 8 at Princeton NBCSN Princeton, N.J. L, 17-22 Overall.......................................32-18
2015 Oct. 23 vs. Yale NBCSN Franklin Field W, 34-20 Home...................................14-8
2015 Nov. 7 vs. Princeton ASN Franklin Field W, 26-23 (OT) Away................................. 18-10
2015 Nov. 14 at #12 Harvard ASN Cambridge, Mass. W, 35-25
2016 Sept. 30 at Dartmouth NBCSN Hanover, N.H. W, 37-24
2016 Oct. 15 vs. Columbia One World Sports Philadelphia, Pa. W, 35-10
2016 Oct. 21 at Yale NBCSN New Haven, Conn. W, 42-7
2016 Nov. 5 at Princeton ASN Princeton, N.J. L, 0-28
2016 Nov. 11 vs. #22 Harvard NBCSN Philadelphia, Pa. W,27-14
2016 Nov. 19 at Cornell Fox College Sports Ithaca, N.Y. W, 42-20
2017 Sept. 29 Dartmouth NBCSN Philadelphia, Pa. L, 13-16
2017 Oct. 14 at Columbia Eleven Sports New York, N.Y. L, 31-34 (OT)
2017 Oct. 28 at Brown Eleven Sports Providence, R.I. W, 17-7
2017 Nov. 18 Cornell Eleven Sports Philadelphia, Pa. W, 29-22
2018 Oct. 19 Yale ESPNU Philadelphia, Pa. L, 10-23
2018 Nov. 2 at Cornell ESPNU Ithaca, N.Y. W, 20-7
209 Oct. 4 Dartmouth ESPNU Philadelphia, Pa. L, 28-15
* = first-ever televised college football game. KYW was called Philco at the time and used two cameras.
** = ESPN’s College GameDay attended the game marking the television program’s first broadcast from an FCS
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 Night Game/Overtime/Final Poll History
ALL-TIME NIGHT GAMES
Overall: 27-17 Home: 20-11 Away: 6-6 Neutral: 1-0 Overall: 6-7; Home: 3-3; Away: 3-4
Date Opponent Result Location
Sept. 29, 1972 Lafayette W, 55-12 Franklin Field
Oct. 19, 1973 Lehigh W, 27-20 Franklin Field
Sept. 27, 1974 Lehigh W, 28-18 Franklin Field
Oct. 17, 1975 Lafayette W, 13-0 Franklin Field
Sept. 24, 1976 Lehigh W, 15-14 Franklin Field
Oct. 9, 1976 at Brown W, 7-6 Providence, R.I.
Sept. 17, 1977 Cornell% W, 17-7 Franklin Field
Oct. 14, 1977 Lafayette W, 42-7 Franklin Field
Sept. 29, 1978 Lehigh W, 21-13 Franklin Field
Oct. 7, 1978 Columbia W, 31-19 Franklin Field
Oct 19, 1979 Lafayette L, 7-9 Franklin Field
Sept. 26, 1980 Lehigh L, 6-35 Franklin Field
Sept. 17, 1983 Cornell W, 28-7 Franklin Field
Sept 30, 1983 at Columbia# W, 35-10 Giants Stadium
Sept. 29, 1984 Davidson W, 19-14 Franklin Field
Sept. 28, 1996 Colgate W, 38-7 Franklin Field
Oct. 4, 1997 Towson W, 26-14 Franklin Field
Sept. 28, 2002 Lehigh W, 24-21 Franklin Field
Oct. 10, 2002 at Villanova L, 3-17 Villanova, Pa.
Sept. 20, 2003 Duquesne W, 51-10 Franklin Field
Sept. 25, 2004 Villanova L, 13-16 Franklin Field
Sept. 24, 2005 at Villanova* L, 24-28 Franklin Field
Sept. 23, 2006 Villanova L, 20-27 Franklin Field
Sept. 15, 2007 Lafayette L, 7-8 Franklin Field
Sept. 22, 2007 at Villanova L, 14-34 Villanova, Pa.
Sept. 27, 2008 at Lafayette L, 17-24 Easton, Pa.
Nov. 7, 2008 at Princeton W, 14-9 Princeton, N.J.
Sept. 19, 2009 Villanova L, 3-14 Franklin Field
Sept. 26, 2009 at Lafayette L, 17-20 Easton, Pa.
Sept. 18, 2010 Lafayette W, 19-14 Franklin Field
Sept. 25, 2010 at #1 Villanova L, 10-22 Villanova, Pa.
Sept. 17, 2011 Lafayette L, 12-37 Franklin Field
Sept. 24, 2011 at Villanova* L, 21-30 Franklin Field
Oct. 1, 2011 at Dartmouth^ W, 22-20 Hanover, N.H.
Oct. 8, 2011 Fordham W, 35-20 Franklin Field
Sept. 15, 2012 at Lafayette L, 21-28 Easton, Pa.
Sept. 21, 2013 Lafayette W, 27-21 Franklin Field
Sept. 24, 2015 at #4 Villanova W, 24-13 Villanova, Pa.
Oct. 23, 2015 vs. Yale W, 34-20 Franklin Field
Sept. 30, 2016 at Dartmouth W, 37-24 Hanover, N.H.
Oct. 21, 2016 at Yale W, 42-7 New Haven, Conn.
Nov. 11, 2016 vs. #22 Harvard W, 27-14 Franklin Field
Sept. 29, 2017 vs. Dartmouth L, 13-16 Franklin Field
Oct. 19, 2018 vs. Yale L, 10-23 Franklin Field
Nov. 2, 2018 at Cornell W, 20-7 Ithaca, N.Y.
Oct. 4, 2019 vs. Dartmouth L, 28-15 Franklin FIeld
Night games were determined as games that began at 6 p.m. or later.
% First-ever Ivy League night game
* Game played at Franklin Field with Villanova as home team
# Game played at original Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.
^ First-ever night game at Memorial Stadium
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
ALL-TIME OVERTIME GAMES
Date Opponent Result
Oct. 5, 1996 at Bucknell^ W, 30-21
Oct. 25, 2003 vs. Yale W, 34-31
Oct. 9, 2004 at Bucknell (2OT) W, 32-25
Oct. 21, 2006 at Yale L, 14-17
Oct. 28, 2006 vs. Brown L, 27-30
Nov. 4, 2006 at #23 Princeton (2OT)* L, 30-31
Oct. 20, 2007 vs. #16 Yale (3OT) L, 20-26
Sept. 20, 2008 vs. #19 Villanova L, 14-20
Sept. 26, 2009 at Lafayette L, 17-20
Oct. 31, 2009 at Brown W, 14-7
Oct. 2, 2010 vs. Dartmouth W, 35-28
Oct. 5, 2013 vs. Dartmouth (4OT)& W, 37-31
Nov. 7, 2015 vs. Princeton W, 26-23
Oct. 14, 2017 at Columbia L, 31-34
Note: The NCAA introduced overtime in college
football starting with the XXXX season
^ = Set NCAA record for largest overtime margin of
victory. Record has since been broken.
* = Set NCAA record with third straight overtime loss
in three weeks. Record has since been matched.
& = First four-overtime game in Ivy League history.
PENN’S FINAL NATIONAL POLL RANKINGS
Year Record (ivy) Finish Poll
1936 7-1 10 Associated Press
1940 6-1-1 14 Associated Press
1941 7-1 15 Associated Press
1943 6-2-1 20 Associated Press
1945 6-2 8 Associated Press
1946 6-2 13 Associated Press
1947 7-0-1 7 Associated Press
1986 10-0 (7-0) 7 NCAA
1988 9-1 (6-1) 14 NCAA
1993 10-0 (7-0) 16 TSN
1994 9-0 (7-0) 14 TSN
2001 8-1 (6-1) 24 TSN
24 USA Today/ESPN
2002 9-1 (7-0) t-17 TSN
17 USA Today/ESPN
2003 10-0 (7-0) 12 TSN/CSTV
12 USA Today/ESPN
2004 8-2 (6-1) 21 TSN
21 USA Today/ESPN
2009 8-2 (7-0) 20 TSN
23 AFCA
2010 9-1 (7-0) 16 TSN
14 AFCA
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HOMECOMING RESULTS
Since 1972
Overall Record: 26-19-1% Date Opponent Location Result
Record vs. Princeton: 10-9%; vs. Yale: 9-4-1; vs. Brown: 6-3; vs.
Harvard: 1-3, vs. Cornell: 1-0.
Year Date Result Attendance Opponent
1972 Nov. 11 W, 48-30 21,380 Yale
1973 Nov. 3 L, 30-34 37,167 Harvard
1974 Nov. 9 L, 12-37 23,490 Yale
1975 Nov. 1 L, 3-21 17,256 Harvard
1976 Oct. 23 L, 7-21 15,101 Yale
1977 Oct. 29 W, 21-10 14,696 Princeton
1978 Oct. 28 T, 17-17 15,980 Yale
1979 Nov. 3 L, 10-38 13,604 Princeton
1980 --- --- --- ---
1981 Oct. 31 L, 30-38 20,333 Princeton
1982 Oct. 23 W, 27-14 32,175 Yale
1983 Oct. 29 W, 28-27 36,569 Princeton
1984 Oct. 27 W, 34-21 36,975 Yale
1985 Nov. 2 W, 31-21 33,479 Princeton
1986 Oct. 25 W, 24-6 32,761 Yale
1987 Oct. 31 L, 7-17 --- Princeton
1988 Oct. 22 W, 10-3 23,151 Yale
1989 Nov. 4 L, 8-30 24,500 Princeton
1990 Oct. 27 L, 10-27 18,745 Yale
1991 Nov. 9 L, 12-17 25,617 Princeton
1992 Oct. 31 W, 13-10 17,893 Yale
1993 Nov. 6 W, 30-14 35,810 Princeton
1994 Oct. 29 W, 14-6 21,650 Yale
1995 Nov. 4 L, 9-22 34,504 Princeton
1996 Nov. 2 W, 20-3 19,203 Yale
1997 Nov. 8 W, 20-17% 15,847 Princeton
1998 Oct. 31 W, 34-21 20,875 Yale
1999 Nov. 6 W, 41-13 18,305 Princeton
2000 Nov. 11 W, 36-35 18,715 Harvard
2001 Nov. 3 W, 21-10 18,810 Princeton
2002 Nov. 2 W, 31-7 14,287 Brown
2003 Nov. 8 W, 37-7 21,060 Princeton
2004 Oct. 16 W, 14-3 13, 422 Columbia
2005 Nov. 5 L, 13-30 20,036 Princeton
2006 Oct. 28 L, 27-30 (OT) 11, 177 Brown
2007 Oct. 20 L, 20-26 (3OT) 15, 668 Yale
2008 Nov. 1 L, 27-34 15,056 Brown
2009 Nov. 7 W, 42-7 14,027 Princeton
2010 Oct. 30 W, 24-7 14,854 Brown
2011 Nov. 5 W, 37-9 17,179 Princeton
2012 Oct. 27 W, 20-17 13,569 Brown
2013 Nov. 9 L, 26-38 21,214 Princeton
2014 Nov. 1 L, 13-21 8,176 Brown
2015 Nov. 7 W, 26-23 (OT) 11,017 Princeton
2016 Oct. 29 W, 21-14 8,047 Brown
2017 Nov. 4 W, 38-35 9,073 Princeton
2018 Nov. 10 L, 7-29 13,224 Harvard
2019 Nov. 9 W, 21-20 11,487 Cornell
% = Penn forfeit due to use of an ineligible player. Only reflected
in Ivy League records, not recognized by the NCAA.
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THANKSGIVING DAY GAME—ALL-TIME RESULTS
Overall Record: 40-25-4 Record vs. Cornell: 38-20-4
Nov. 27, 1884 Wesleyan Franklin Field W,14-12
Nov. 26, 1885 Princeton Franklin Field L, 10-76
Nov. 25, 1886 Harvard Franklin Field L, 0-28
Nov. 24, 1887 Wesleyan New York, N.Y. L, 4-10
Nov. 28, 1889 Wesleyan New York, N.Y. L, 2-10
Nov. 30, 1893 Harvard Cambridge L, 4-26
Nov. 29, 1894 Harvard Franklin Field W, 18-4
Nov. 28, 1895 Cornell Franklin Field W, 46-2
Nov. 26, 1896 Cornell Franklin Field W, 32-10
Nov. 25, 1897 Cornell Franklin Field W, 4-0
Nov. 24, 1898 Cornell Franklin Field W, 12-6
Nov. 30, 1899 Cornell Franklin Field W, 29-0
Nov. 29, 1900 Cornell Franklin Field W, 27-0
Nov. 28, 1901 Cornell Franklin Field L, 6-23
Nov. 27, 1902 Cornell Franklin Field W, 12-11
Nov. 26, 1903 Cornell Franklin Field W, 42-0
Nov. 24, 1904 Cornell Franklin Field W, 34-0
Nov. 30, 1905 Cornell Franklin Field W, 6-5
Nov. 29, 1906 Cornell Franklin Field T, 0-0
Nov. 28, 1907 Cornell Franklin Field W, 12-4
Nov. 26, 1908 Cornell Franklin Field W, 17-4
Nov. 25, 1909 Cornell Franklin Field W, 17-6
Nov. 24, 1910 Cornell Franklin Field W, 12-6
Nov. 30, 1911 Cornell Franklin Field W, 21-9
Nov. 28, 1912 Cornell Franklin Field W, 7-2
Nov. 27, 1913 Cornell Franklin Field L, 0-21
Nov. 26, 1914 Cornell Franklin Field L, 12-24
Nov. 25, 1915 Cornell Franklin Field L, 9-24
Nov. 30, 1916 Cornell Franklin Field W, 23-3
Nov. 29, 1917 Cornell Franklin Field W, 37-0
Nov. 28, 1918 Dartmouth Franklin Field W, 21-0
Nov. 27, 1919 Cornell Franklin Field W, 24-0
Nov. 25, 1920 Cornell Franklin Field W, 28-0
Nov. 24, 1921 Cornell Franklin Field L, 0-41
Nov. 30, 1922 Cornell Franklin Field L, 0-9
Nov. 29, 1923 Cornell Franklin Field L, 7-14
Nov. 27, 1924 Cornell Franklin Field W, 20-0
Nov. 26, 1925 Cornell Franklin Field W, 7-0
Nov. 25, 1926 Cornell Franklin Field T, 10-10
Nov. 24, 1927 Cornell Franklin Field W, 35-0
Nov. 29, 1928 Cornell Franklin Field W, 49-0
Nov. 28, 1929 Cornell Franklin Field W, 17-7
Nov. 27, 1930 Cornell Franklin Field L, 7-13
Nov. 26, 1931 Cornell Franklin Field L, 0-7
Nov. 24, 1932 Cornell Franklin Field W, 13-7
Nov. 30, 1933 Cornell Franklin Field L, 12-20
Nov. 29, 1934 Cornell Franklin Field W, 23-13
Nov. 28, 1935 Cornell Franklin Field W, 33-7
Nov. 26, 1936 Cornell Franklin Field W, 14-6
Nov. 25, 1937 Cornell Franklin Field L, 20-34
Nov. 24, 1938 Cornell Franklin Field T, 0-0
Nov. 26, 1942 Cornell Franklin Field W, 34-7
Nov. 25, 1943 Cornell Franklin Field W, 20-14
Nov. 28, 1946 Cornell Franklin Field W, 26-20
Nov. 27, 1947 Cornell Franklin Field W, 21-0
Nov. 25, 1948 Cornell Franklin Field L, 14-23
Nov. 24, 1949 Cornell Franklin Field L, 21-29
Nov. 27, 1952 Cornell Franklin Field W, 14-7
Nov. 26, 1953 Cornell Franklin Field T, 7-7
Nov. 25, 1954 Cornell Franklin Field L, 6-20
Nov. 24, 1955 Cornell Franklin Field L, 7-39
Nov. 22, 1956 Cornell Franklin Field L, 7-20
Nov. 28, 1957 Cornell Franklin Field W, 14-6
Nov. 27, 1958 Cornell Franklin Field L, 7-19
Nov. 26, 1959 Cornell Franklin Field W, 28-13
Nov. 24, 1960 Cornell Franklin Field W, 18-7
Nov. 28, 1963 Cornell Franklin Field L, 8-17
Nov. 25, 1965 Cornell Franklin Field L, 14-38
Nov. 23, 1989 Cornell Franklin Field L, 6-20
 Record-Breaking Streaks
24 - The NCAA Record (1992-95) 20 - Breaking the Ivy Record (Again)
Little did Head Coach Al Bagnoli and his players know When trying to break a previous record, it sometimes adds
that, when they walked out of the tunnel against Harvard incentive to know that you will be taking that record away
on Nov. 14, 1992 at Franklin Field, something special was from a long-standing conference or regional rival. That
about to happen. The Quakers were in their first season was not the case in 2004 when the Penn football program
under Bagnoli, posting a record of 5-3 in their first eight eclipsed the mark for consecutive Ivy wins (17) with
games of the campaign. The previous weekend in Princeton, 20-straight League wins. Why? Because Penn was already
the record holder for its performance during the 1992-95
the Red and Blue fell by a touchdown. It would be the last
seasons. In fact, Penn holds the four-longest Ivy win streaks
time they would lose a game over the next two and a half of all-time. The Quakers moved past their previous mark
seasons. Penn defeated Harvard, 21-19 and so commenced on Oct. 23 with a defensive masterpiece, defeating Yale,
the Quakers’ FCS record 24-game winning streak (which 17-7, and holding the Bulldogs to 87 yards of offense in six
stood for 20 years). During the streak, the Quakers snapped minutes, six seconds of possession during the second half.
a four-year Ivy title drought and put together back-to-back This record-breaking game was indicative of Penn’s defense
championships for the first time since winning five straight during the entire streak, as the Quakers allowed an Ancient
from 1982-1986. In addition, the Red and Blue turned in the Eight opponent to score more than two touchdowns on
program’s first perfect season since 1986 and first back-to- only five occasions. Of the 15 opponents to score less than
back perfect campaigns since 1904 and 1905. two touchdowns, eight managed to cross the line only once,
two mustered only field goals, and three were shut out
completely.
Streak Notes
Number of Days: 1,051 Streak Notes
Largest Margin of Victory: 51 points, Oct. 8, 1994 vs. Holy Number of Days: 1,085
Cross Largest Margin of Victory: 52 points, Nov. 22, 2003 against
Smallest Margin of Victory: 1 point, Sept. 30, 1995 vs. Cornell
Bucknell (20-19) in final win of the streak Smallest Margin of Victory: 1 point, Nov. 6, 2004 at
Ivy League Wins: 17 Princeton
Non-Conference Wins: 7 Ivy League Home Wins: 11
Wins at Franklin Field: 13 Ivy League Road Wins: 9
Wins on the Road: 11 Shutouts During Streak: 3, Oct. 19, 2002 vs. Columbia (44-
Shutouts During Streak: 2, Oct. 22, 1994 at Brown (24-0); 0);
Nov. 23, 2002 at Cornell (31-0); Oct. 2, 2004 vs. Dartmouth
Nov. 12, 1994 vs. Harvard (33-0)
(35-0)
Most Wins against an Opponent: Harvard and Cornell, 3
Overall Wins During Ivy Streak: 27

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1992 Nov. 17 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornell . . . . . . . . . . 38-14
Nov. 14 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harvard . . . . . . . . . . . 21-19
Nov. 21 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-7 2002
Oct. 5 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . Dartmouth . . . . . . . . . . 49-14
Oct. 19 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbia . . . . . . . . . . . 44-0
1993 Oct. 26 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Yale . . . . . . . . . . 41-20
Sept. 18 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . Dartmouth . . . . . . . . . . . 10-6 Nov. 2 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-7
Sept. 25 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . at Bucknell . . . . . . . . . . . 42-12 Nov. 9 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . at Princeton . . . . . . . . . . 44-13
Oct. 2 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fordham . . . . . . . . . . 34-30 Nov. 16 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harvard . . . . . . . . . . . 44-9
Oct. 9 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . at Colgate . . . . . . . . . . 30-12 Nov. 23 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-0
Oct. 16 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . at Columbia . . . . . . . . . . . 36-7
Oct. 23 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown . . . . . . . . . . . 34-9 2003
Oct. 30 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Yale . . . . . . . . . . . 48-7 Oct. 4 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . at Dartmouth . . . . . . . . . . 33-20
Nov. 6 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton . . . . . . . . . . 30-14 Oct. 18 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . at Columbia . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-7
Nov. 13 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . at Harvard . . . . . . . . . . 27-20 Oct. 25 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yale . . . . . . 34-31 (OT)
Nov. 20 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . 17-14 Nov. 1 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Brown . . . . . . . . . . . 24-21
Nov. 8 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . Princeton . . . . . . . . . . . 37-7
Nov. 15 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . at Harvard . . . . . . . . . . 32-24
1994 Nov. 22 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . 59-7
Sept. 17 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette . . . . . . . . . . . 27-7
Sept. 24 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . at Dartmouth . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-11 2004
Oct. 8 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . Holy Cross . . . . . . . . . . . 59-8 Oct. 2 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . Dartmouth . . . . . . . . . . . 35-0
Oct. 15 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbia . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-3 Oct. 16 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbia . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-3
Oct. 23 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Yale . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-7
Oct. 22 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Brown . . . . . . . . . . . 24-0
Oct. 30 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brown . . . . . . . . . . 20-16
Oct. 29 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yale . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-6 Nov. 6 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . at Princeton . . . . . . . . . . . 16-15
Nov. 5 . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . at Princeton . . . . . . . . . . . 33-19
Nov. 12 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harvard . . . . . . . . . . . 33-0 All-Time Top Five Ivy Winning Streaks
Nov. 19 . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . at Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . 18-14 Penn . . . . . . . . . 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.17.2001 - 11.6.2004
Penn . . . . . . . . . 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.22.2008 - 10.29.2011
Penn . . . . . . . . . 17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.14.1992 - 9.16.1995
1995 Harvard . . . . . . 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.2.2013 - 11.14.2015*
Sept. 16 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . Dartmouth . . . . . . . . . . 20-12 Penn . . . . . . . . . 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.19.1983 - 11.9.1985
Sept. 23 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . at Lafayette . . . . . . . . . . . 28-8 * Ended by Penn
Sept. 30 . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bucknell . . . . . . . . . . 20-19

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Rushing Touchdowns
95................................ Sykes Tucker (Swarthmore - 10.31.1914)
92.............................................. Steve Rubin (Brown - 10.11.1980)
92............................................... Jim Finn (Columbia - 10.18.1997)
90.................................. Chester Minds (Gettsyburg - 9.27.1913)
90.......................................... Bill Graupner (Virginia - 10.11.1930)
Opponent ......100 yards, Gustave Welch (Carlisle - 11.11.1911)
Receptions
93........................... Gary Vura to Karl Hall (Cornell - 9.19.1981)
90...... George Koval to Greville Munger (Columbia - 11.15.1958)
86....... Marty Vaughn to Bob Bucola (Columbia - 11.17.1973)
85. Bernie Zbrzeznj to Peter Blumenthal (Bucknell - 9.28.1968)
84........................... Gary Vura to Karl Hall (Cornell - 9.19.1981)
82....... Mike Mitchell to Rob Milanese (Dartmouth - 10.5.2002)
Opponent ...... 97 yards, Rieker to Weaver (Lehigh - 9.24.1976)
Field Goals
54............................................ Tim Mazzetti (Lehigh - 9.24.1976)
54........................................ Tim Mazetti (Lafayette - 10.16.1976)
52.........................................Jack Soslow (at Brown - 10.28.2017)
51...............................Jack Soslow (at Sacred Heart - 10.6.2018)
51............................................ John Dwyer (Princeton - 11.3.1979)
50........................... Jeremiah Greathouse (Brown - 10.21.1995)
49........................................ Evan Nolan (San Diego - 9.18.2004)
49...................................... Andy Glockner (Colgate - 9.26.1992)
49.................................... Andy Glockner (Fordham - 10.3.1992)
Opponent .......... 51 yards, Jose Violante (Brown - 10.4.1975)
Interception Returns
100*................................ Kunle Williams (Princeton - 11.6.1999)
94......................................... Dana Lyons (Lafayette - 9.23.1995)
93........................................Walt Motson (Maryland - 10.25.1941)
93............................................. Joe Piela (Columbia - 10.12.1996)
91.................................... James Daniels (Columbia - 10.17.1992)
83.................................... Anthony DeSalle (Cornell - 11.21.1998)
80..................................Scott Williams (at Brown - 10.29.2005)
Opponent .............99 yards, Pat Allman (Brown - 10.14.1989)
* Tied NCAA Record
Punts
80.............................. Marsh Reynolds (Columbia - 10.22.1904)
80................................ Franny  Murray (Penn State - 11.14.1936)
77............................................... Charles Gill (Cornell - 11.27.1956)
77....................................... Dave Amodio (Columbia - 10.1.1988)
76................................................... Rob Sims (Cornell - 11.21.1992)
Opponent .............. 79 yards, Joe Randall (Brown - 10.1.1966)
Kickoff Returns
108..................................... Frank Riepl (Notre Dame - 11.5.1955)
102...................................... Richard Gentle (Cornell - 11.28.1929)
100 ................................... David Dale (Gettysburg - 10.15.1902)
98.............................................Chris Wynn (Brown - 10.28.2006)
97.................. Rolf Carlstein (Franklin & Marshall - 9.28.1929)
96............................................ Barry Ellman (Lehigh - 9.26.1964)
Opponent ....103 yards, Bobby Jack Stuart (Army - 11.13.1948)
Punt Returns
84............................................ Steve Solow (Lehigh - 9.26.1970)
83...................................................................... Joe Piela (11.21.1998)
79............................................ Chris Flynn (Princeton - 11.2.1985)
76................................................. Bill Cobb (Princeton - 11.9.1991)
74............................................. Reds Bagnell (Navy - 10.22.1949)
74................................................... Joe Piela (Cornell - 11.22.1997)
Opponent ............ 95 yards, Laurence Bliss (Yale - 11.12.1892)
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Ranked.................................. 1.11.11 (#18 TSN/Fathead.com 2010 Postseason Media Poll)
................................................................................ 8.22.11 (#24 Coaches 2011 Preseason Poll)
Played a Ranked Opponent..............................................9.21..2019 (at #20/20 Delaware)
Beat a Ranked Opponent.......................................... 11.11.2015 (27-14 vs. #22/24 Harvard)
Shut Out an Opponent...............................................................11.21.2009 (34-0 vs. Cornell)
Shut Out an Opponent on the Road.......................................11.23.2002 (31-0 at Cornell)
Played Overtime...................................................................10.14.2017 (L, 31-34 at Columbia)
Played Two Overtimes...................................................10.5.2013 (W, 37-31 vs. Dartmouth)
Played Three Overtimes................................................10.5.2013 (W, 37-31 vs. Dartmouth)
Played Four Overtimes..................................................10.5.2013 (W, 37-31 vs. Dartmouth)
Collected 500 yards of offense........................................................ 10.26.2019 (521 vs Yale)
Collected 600 yards of offense.....................................................9.23.2017 (615 at Lehigh)
Forced 5 Turnovers.............................................................10.31.2015 (1 FR, 4 INT at Brown)
Commited 5 or More Turnovers................................... 9.15.18 (5 vs. Bucknell 3 FR, 2 INT)
Commited 7 or More Turnovers..............................9.15.2012 (7 at Lafayette, 1 FR, 7 INT)
Threw 7 Interceptions............................................................................9.15.2012 (at Lafayette)
Recorded 6 Sacks........................................................................................11.2.2019 (vs. Brown)
Recorded 7 Sacks........................................................................................11.2.2019 (vs. Brown)
Recorded 8 Sacks............................................................................................. 11.2.19 (vs. Brown)
Recorded 10 Sacks...................................................................................... 9.15.18 (vs. Bucknell)
Recorded a Safety................................................................................9.3.2016 (at Dartmouth)
Blocked FG Attempt................................... 10.6.2018 (Taheeb Sonekan at Sacred Heart)
Blocked 2 FG Attempts............................................................... 10.6.2018 (at Sacred Heart)
Blocked a PAT................................................................................................10.26.2019 (vs. Yale)
Returned a 2pt Conversion.................................. 9.23.2017 (Jay Cammon, Jr. at Lehigh)
Recovered an Onside Kick................................................................ 10.14.2017 (at Columbia)
Converted 2-pt conversion.................................................................... 11.18.2017 (vs. Cornell)
Had a 99-Yard TD Drive.....................................................................................10.19.18 (vs. Yale)
A PENN PLAYER
Returned a Kickoff for a TD.............................. 10.11.2008 (C. Wynn at G’town - 88 yds)
Returned a Punt for a TD............................ 9.21.2019 (I. Malcome at Delaware - 69 yds)
Recovered a Fumble for TD................................ 11.2.2019 (B. O’Neill vs. Brown - 21 yds)
Returned an INT for a TD..........................10.14.2017 (Nick Miller at Columbia - 25 yds)
Returned a Blocked FG for TD.............. 10.13.2007 (J. Manning at Columbia - 62 yds)
Returned a Blkd Punt for TD.......... 10.3.2009 (J. McGoldrick vs. Dartmouth - 0 yds)
Blocked Two FGs In A Game.........................10.6.18 (Taheeb Sonekan at Sacred Heart)
Non-QB Threw for a TD......................... 9.23.2017 (Karekin Brooks to Ryslik at Lehigh)
QB Threw for 400 Yards........................... 10.5.2002 (Mike Mitchell 428 vs. Dartmouth)
QB Threw for 300 Yards..........................11.23.2019 (Nick Robinson, 354 vs. Princeton)
Two Consecutive 300-Yard Passing Games.......... Alek Torgersen, 2014 (10/4 &10/11)
QB Threw 5 TDs............................................................11.22.2003 (Mike Mitchell vs. Cornell)
QB Rushed for 3 TDs.............................................10.2.2010 (Billy Ragone vs. Dartmouth)
QB Rushed for 100 Yards......................... 10.30.2010 (Billy Ragone vs. Brown - 151 yds)
RB Rushed for 100 Yards......................... 11.16.2019 (Karekin Brooks; 102 vs. Princeton)
RB Rushed for 200 Yards.........................9.28.2019 (Karekin Brooks; 202 at Lafayette)
2 Players Rushed for 100 Yards........................................................... 11.4.2017 vs. Princeton
RB Rushed for 100 Yards 5-Straight Games...................................... Sam Mathews, 2003
RB Scored 6 TDs..................................................................... 10.24.1998 (Jim Finn at Brown)
RB Rushed for 4 TDs............................................ 10.13.2007 (Joe Sandberg at Columbia)
RB Rushed for 3 TDs.................................. 10.12.2019 (Karekin Brooks vs. Sacred Heart)
Receiver with 10+ Catches.......................................11.2.2019 (Ryan Cragun, 11 vs. Brown)
Receiver with 200 Yards...................................... 10.26.2019 (Ryan Cragun, 208 vs. Yale)
Receiver with 100 Yards........................................11.2.2019 (Ryan Cragun, 144 vs. Brown)
Receiver Scored 4 TDs.................................................11.22.2003 (Dan Castles vs. Cornell)
Receiver Scored 3 TDs.................................................... 10.21.2016 (Justin Watson at Yale)
Recorded a Defensive PAT..................9.23.2017 (Jay Cammon, Jr. at Lehigh - 98 yds)
Kicked a 50-Yd FG......................................... 10.6.2018 (Jack Soslow, 51 at Sacred Heart)
Made 3 FGs.................................................................... 11.11.2017 (Jack Soslow at Harvard, 3)
Kicked a 60-yard Punt............................................10.19.2018 (Drew Brennan, 62 vs. Yale)
Kicked a 70-yard Punt.......................10.10.2015 (Hunter Kelley, 73 vs. #13/12 Fordham)
AN OPPONENT
Shut Out Penn........................................................................ 11.5.2016 (Princeton 28, Penn 0)
Shut Out Penn at Franklin Field...................................11.18.1989 (Dartmouth 24, Penn 0)
Returned a Kickoff for a TD..................................... 10.30.2010 (Mark Kachmer - 85 yds)
Returned a Punt for a TD..................................... 10.26.2002 (David Knox, Yale - 96 yds)
Returned a Blkd Punt for TD................... 11.5.2016 (Jeremiah Tyler, Princeton - 14 yds)
Returned a Blkd FG for TD.......................... 9.28.2013 (Craig James, Villanova - 73 yds)
Recovered a Fumble for TD......................10.19.2019 (Luke Adams, Columbia - 20 yds)
Returned an INT for a TD.................................... 10.7.2017 (Najae Brown, CCSU - 79 yds)
QB Threw for 500 Yards..........................10.11.2014 (Mike Nebrich, Fordham - 566 yds)
QB Threw for 400 Yards.................................9.23.2017 (Brad Mayes, Lehigh - 444 yds)
QB Threw for 300 Yards................................. 11.16.2019 (Jake Smith, Harvard - 322 yds)
QB Threw 6 TDS..............................................................10.11.2014 (Mike Nebrich, Fordham)
QB Threw 5 TDs...............................................................10.11.2014 (Mike Nebrich, Fordham)
QB Threw 4 TDs.................................................................... .9.23.2017 (Brad Mayes, Lehigh)
RB Rushed for 100 Yards..........................11.23.2019 (Collin Eaddy, Princeton - 172 yds)
RB Rushed for 200 Yards................ 10.10.2015 (Chase Edmonds, Fordham- 230 yds)
2 Players Rushed for 100 Yards............................................................9.28.2013 at Villanova
RB Scored 5 TDs.................................................................. 10.20.1971 (Ed Marinaro, Cornell)
RB Scored 4 TDs...................................................... 9.24.2016 (Chase Edmonds, Fordham)
RB Scored 3 TDs................................................................10.15.2014 (Paul Stanton, Harvard)
Receiver with 10+ Catches..................................................10.26.2019 (JP Shohfi, Yale - 11)
Receiver with 100 Yards............................. 11.9.2019 (Phazione McClurge, Cornell - 124)
Receiver with 200 Yards....................10.3.2015 (Victor Williams, Dartmouth - 213 yds)
Two or more Receivers with 100 Yards...................................................... 10.26.2019 (Yale)
Receiver Scored 4 TDs.......................................... 10.23.1999 (Stephen Campbell, Brown)
Receiver Scored 3 TDs......................................................11.19.2011 (Shane Savage, Cornell)
Recorded a Safety................................................................................................10.19.2018 (Yale)
Recorded a Defensive PAT.......................................11.5.2005 (Jay McCareins, Princeton)
Recovered an Onside Kick............................................................................... 10.26.2013 (Yale)
Blocked FG Attempt................................................................................. 9.28.2019 (Lafayette)
Made a 50-yard FG............................................... 11.4.1975 (Jose Violante, Brown - 51 yds)
Converted 2-pt conversion.....................................................................11.23.2019 (Princeton)
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 Records vs. Opponents
Opponent W L T First Last
Alabama (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 0 1 0 1922 1922
Albright (Reading, Pa.) 2 0 0 1915 1917
All-Philadelphia (Philadelphia) 4 0 1 1876 1891
Amherst (Amherst, Mass.) 1 0 0 1896 1896
Army (West Point, N.Y.) 4 13 2 1901 1985
Brown (Providence, R.I.) % 62 24 2 1895 2019
Bucknell (Lewisburg, Pa.) 30 5 0 1895 2018
California (Berkeley, Calif.) 0 7 0 1924 1955
Carlisle (Carlisle, Pa.) 13 6 2 1895 1917
Carnegie-Mellon@ (Pittsburgh) 1 0 0 1908 1908
C. Connecticut St. (New Britain) 1 1 0 2016 2017
Centre (Danville, Ky.) 1 0 0 1923 1923
Chicago A.C. (Chicago, Ill.) 2 0 0 1892 1895
Chicago (Chicago, Ill.) 6 1 1 1898 1928
Colgate (Hamilton, N.Y.) 5 2 1 1982 1996
Columbia A.C. (Washington, D.C.) 2 0 0 1893 1893
Columbia (New York) % 75 23 1 1878 2019
Cornell (Ithaca, N.Y.) % 75 46 5 1893 2019
Crescent A.C. (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 7 0 0 1880 1895
Dartmouth (Hanover, N.H.) 48 37 2 1896 2019
Davidson (Davidson, N.C.) 2 0 0 1984 1985
Delaware (Newark, Del.) 3 3 0 1919 2019
Dickinson (Carlisle, Pa.) 8 0 0 1892 1912
Drexel (Philadelphia) 1 0 0 1924 1924
Duke (Durham, N.C.) 1 1 0 1944 1954
Duquesne (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 2 0 0 2003 2005
Falls of Schuylkill (Philadelphia) 1 0 0 1896 1896
Franklin & Marshall (Lancaster) 34 1 0 1890 1933
Fordham (Bronx, N.Y.) 5 3 0 1992 2016
Georgetown (Washington, D.C.) 5 0 1 1893 2008
George Washington (Wash., D.C.)
0 2 0 1954 1955
Georgia Naval (Athens, Ga.) 0 1 0 1942 1942
Georgia (Athens, Ga.) 0 1 0 1952 1952
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) 2 1 0 1917 1931
Gettysburg (Gettysburg, Pa.) 18 0 1 1893 1921
Graduates (Philadelphia) 6 0 1 1883 1887
Harvard (Cambridge, Mass.) 39 49 2 1881 2019
Haverford (Haverford, Pa.) 8 0 0 1886 1925
Holy Cross (Worcester, Mass.) 2 3 0 1990 2001
Illinois (Champaign, Ill.) 0 2 0 1925 1926
Jacksonville (Jacksonville, Fla.) 0 1 0 2014 2014
Johns Hopkins (Baltimore, Md.) 5 0 0 1883 1926
Kansas (Lawrence, Kan.) 1 0 0 1930 1930
Lafayette (Easton, Pa.) 64 23 4 1882 2019
Lakehurst Naval (Lakehurst, N.J.) 1 0 0 1943 1943
Lehigh (Bethlehem, Pa.) 46 15 0 1885 2018
Mansfield (Mansfield, Pa.) 1 0 0 1898 1898
Maryland (College Park, Md.) 4 1 0 1922 1941
Medico Chirurigical (Phila.) 1 0 0 1906 1906
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Opponent W L T First Last
Michigan (Ann Arbor, Mich.) 8 11 2 1899 1953
Navy (Annapolis, Md.) 22 21 4 1888 1987
Navy Yard (Philadelphia) 0 1 0 1918 1918
North Carolina (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 4 2 0 1905 1945
Notre Dame (South Bend, Ind.) 0 5 1 1930 1955
Ohio Dominican 1 0 0 2017 2017
Ohio State (Columbus, Ohio) 0 3 0 1932 1953
Orange A.C. (Orange, N.J.) 1 0 0 1891 1891
Oregon (Eugene, Ore.) 0 1 0 1917 1917
Penn State (State College, Pa.) 25 18 4 1890 1958
Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1 10 1 1917 1949
Princeton (Princeton, N.J.) % 42 68 1 1876 2019
Richmond (Richmond, Va.) 0 2 0 1981 1998
Rutgers (North Brunswick, N.J.) 10 6 0 1881 1934
St. Joseph’s (Philadelphia) 1 0 0 1918 1918
Sacred Heart (Fairfied, Conn.) 2 0 0 2018 2019
San Diego (San Diego, Calif.) 1 0 0 2004 2004
Schuylkill Navy A.C. (Philadelphia) 2 0 0 1890 1891
Sewanee (Sewanee, Tenn.) 1 0 0 1922 1922
Stevens Tech (Hoboken, N.J.) 4 0 1 1880 1888
Swarthmore (Swarthmore, Pa.) 30 4 1 1878 1932
Tioga (Philadelphia) 3 0 0 1886 1888
Towson (Towson, Md.) 1 0 0 1997 1997
Trinity (Hartford, Conn.) 1 0 0 1891 1891
Ursinus (Collegeville, Pa.) 8 2 0 1905 1934
USS Minnesota 1 0 0 1918 1918
Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.) 1 0 0 1953 1953
Villanova (Villanova, Pa.) 6 14 0 1905 2015
Vineland (Vineland, N.J.) 1 0 0 1886 1886
Virginia (Charlottesville, Va.) 15 1 0 1890 1950
Virginia Military (N. Lexington, Va.)
1 1 0 1920 1921
Virginia Tech (Blacksburg, Va.) 1 1 0 1929 1955
Volunteer A.C. (New York) 1 0 0 1893 1893
Washington & Lee (Lexington, Va.) 1 0 0 1948 1948
Washington & Jefferson (Wash., Pa.) 1 0 0 1897 1897
Wesleyan (Middletown, Conn.) 9 3 0 1884 1899
West Virginia (Morgantown, W.Va.) 5 0 0 1908 1916
W. Virginia Wesleyan (Buckhannon) 1 0 0 1916 1916
Widener* (Chester, Pa.) 3 0 0 1879 1919
William & Mary (Williamsburg, Va.) 1 6 0 1944 2013
Williams (Williamstown, Mass.) 2 0 0 1892 1926
Wisconsin (Madison, Wis.) 2 2 0 1930 1951
Yale (New Haven, Conn.) % 35 50 1 1879 2019
141 Seasons 851 500 42 (.626)
@ Carnegie-Mellon was Carnegie Tech in 1908.
* Widener was Pennsylvania Military College in the era when it
met Penn.
% Per Ivy League rules, five 1997 victories were forfeited due to
use of a player subsequently declared ineligible.
BOLD Indicates 2019 opponents.

Alabama
Alabama 1, Penn 0
11.4.1922 L 7-9 H
Albright
Penn 2, Albright 0
9.29.1915 W 63-0 H
10.3.1917 W 73-10 H
All-Philadelphia
Penn 4, All-Philadelphia 0,
Tied 1
11.17.1876 W 4G-0 H
10.18.1886 T 6-6 H
10.3.1888 W 20-6 H
10.3.1889 W 30-6 H
10.3.1891 W 409 H
Amherst
Penn 1, Amherst 0
10.21.1896 W 14-0 H
Army
Penn 4, Army 13, Tied 2
11.20.1901 L 0-24 A
11.16.1940 W 48-0 H
11.15.1941 W 14-7 H
10.31.1942 W 19-0 H
10.30.1943 T 13-13 H
11.18.1944 L 7-62 H
11.17.1945 L 0-61 H
11.16.1946 L 7-34 H
11.15.1947 T 7-7 H
11.13.1948 L 20-26 H
11.12.1949 L 13-14 H
11.4.1950 L 13-28 H
11.17.1951 W 7-6 H
11.15.1952 L 13-14 H
11.14.1953 L 14-21 H
11.13.1954 L 0-35 H
11.12.1955 L 0-40 H
9.28.1985 L 3-41 H
Bucknell
Penn 30, Bucknell 5
Franklin Field: 25-3
Mathewson-Memorial: 5-2
First at Franklin Field: 1895
First at Mathewson-Memorial:
1897
10.2.1895 W 40-0 H
10.3.1896 W 40-0 H
9.22.1897 W 17-0 A
10.2.1898 W 33-0 H
10.4.1899 W 47-10 H
10.19.1901 W 6-0 H
10.2.1902 W 6-5 H
10.31.1903 W 47-6 H
10.5.1907 W 29-2 H
10.3.1908 W 16-0 H
10.20.1917 W 20-6 H
9.27.1919 W 16-0 H
All-Time Non-Conference Results
10.2.1920 W 7-0 H
10.16.1965 W 16-13 H
10.15.1966 L 21-28 H
10.21.1967 L 27-28 H
9.28.1968 W 27-10 H
9.27.1969 W 28-17 H
9.27.1986 W 10-7 H
9.26.1987 L 24-31 A
9.24.1988 W 38-35 H
10.21.1989 W 25-24 H
9.25.1993 W 42-12 H
9.30.1995 W 20-19 H
10.5.1996 W 30-21 (OT) A
9.27.1997 L 16-20 A
10.3.1998 W 20-10 H
10.2.1999 L 16-23 H
10.11.2003 W 14-13 H
10.09.2004 W 32-25 (2OT) A
10.8.2005 W 53-7 H
10.7.2006 W 34-24 A
10.10.2009 W 21-3 H
10.09.2010 W 31-10 A
9.15.2018 W 34-17 H
California
Penn 0, California 7
11.25.1924 L 0-14 H
12.31.1927 L 13-27 A
10.19.1929 L 7-12 H
10.7.1950 L 7-14 A
9.29.1951 L 0-35 H
10.10.1953 L 0-40 H
10.1.1955 L 7-27 A
Carlisle
Penn 13, Carlisle 6, Tied 2
10.16.1895 W 36-0 H
11,7.1896 W 21-0 H
11.6.1897 W 20-10 H
11.12.1898 W 35-5 H
10.14.1899 L 5-16 H
11.17.1900 W 16-6 H
11.16.1901 W 16-14 H
11.15.1902 L 0-5 H
11.14.1903 L 6-16 H
11.12.1904 W 18-0 H
10.28.1905 W 6-0 H
10.27.1906 L 6-24 H
10.26.1907 L 6-26 H
10.24.1908 T 6-6 H
10.30.1909 W 29-6 H
10.29.1910 W 17-5 H
11.4.1911 L 0-16 H
11.16.1912 W 34-26 H
10.25.1913 T 7-7 H
10.24.1914 W 7-0 H
11.24.1917 W 26-0 H
Carnegie Tech
Penn 1, Carnegie Tech 0
10.31.1908 W 25-10 A
Central Connecticut 11.7.1981 L 6-40 H
Penn 1, CCSU 1 9.24.1983 L 7-40 A
10.8.2016 W 28-16 H 9.21.2019 L 27-28 A
10.7.2017 L 21-42 A
Dickinson
Penn 8, Dickinson 0
Centre 10.19.1892 W 78-0 H
Penn 1, Centre 0
11.3.1896 W 30-2 H
10.27.1923 W 24-0 H 10.10.1900 W 35-0 H
9.26.1903 W 27-0 H
Chicago A.C. 10.2.1909 W 18-0 H
9.28.1910 W 18-0 H
Penn 2, Chicago A.C. 0
10.11.1911 W 22-10 H
10.29.1892 W 12-10 H
10.5.1912 W 16-0 H
11.1.1895 W 12-4 H
Drexel
Columbia A.C. Penn 1, Drexel 0
Penn 2, Columbia A.C. 0 10.1.1924 W 52-0 H
10.7.1893 W 30-0 H
10.9.1893 W 20-6 A
Duke
Penn 1, Duke 1
Chicago 9.30.1944 W 18-7 H
Penn 6, Chicago 1, Tied 1 9.25.1954 L 0-52 H
10.29.1898 W 23-11 H
10.28.1889 T 5-5 A
1.27.1900 W 41-0 H
Duquesne
Penn 2, Duquesne 0
10.26.1901 W 11-0 A
9.20.2003 W 51-10 H
10.24.1924 W 7-0 H
9.17.2005 W 41-14 H
10.16.1926 W 27-0 H
10.22.1927 L 7-13 A
11.3.1928 W 20-13 A
Falls of Schuylkill
Penn 1, Falls of Schuylkill 0
Colgate 9.30.1886 W 64-0 H
Penn 5, Colgate 2, Tied 1
11.6.1982 W 21-13 H
11.5.1983 L 20-34 H Franklin & Marshall
11.9.1985 T 27-27 A Penn 35, F&M 1
10.15.1988 W 33-22 H 10.25.1890 W 28-0 H
9.16.1989 L 14-21 A 10.22.1892 W 34-0 H
9.26.1992 W 24-0 H 9.30.1983 W 48-0 H
10.9.1993 W 30-12 A 10.3.1894 W 34-0 H
9.28.1996 W 38-7 H 10.5.1895 W 42-0 H
9.26.1896 W 24-0 H
9.25.1897 W 33-0 H
Crescent A.C. 9.24.1898 W 41-0 H
Penn 7, Crescent A.C. 0 9.27.1899 W 48-0 H
10.23.1880 W 5G6T-1T H 10.3.1900 W 47-0 H
10.14.1882 W 5G7T-3S H 10.3.1901 W 6-0 H
10.15.1892 W 23-0 A 10.1.1902 W 16-0 H
10.21.1893 W 40-0 A 9.30.1903 W 17-0 H
10.10.1894 W 22-0 H 10.5.1904 W 34-0 H
10.20.1894 W 80-10 A 10.11.1905 W 38-0 H
10.9.1895 W 32-0 A 10.10.1906 W 47-6 H
10.9.1907 W 57-0 H
10.5.1910 W 17-0 H
Davidson 10.4.1911 W 14-0 H
Penn 2, Davidson 0
10.2.1912 W 35-0 H
9.29.1984 W 19-14 H
10.1.1913 W 13-6 H
10.19.1985 W 15-0 A
10.3.1914 L 0-10 H
10.2.1915 W 10-6 H
10.7.1916 W 27-0 H
Delaware
Penn 3, Delaware 3 10.1.1921 W 20-0 H
9.30.1922 W 14-0 H
10.11.1919 W 89-0 H
9.29.1923 W 20-0 H
9.25.1920 W 35-0 H
10.4.1924 W 26-0 H
9.24.1921 W 89-0 H
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9.25.1926 W 41-0 H
9.24.1927 W 8-0 H
10.6.1928 W 46-0 H
9.28.1929 W 14-7 H
10.10.1931 W 14-0 H
10.1.1931 W 38-0 H
10.14.1933 W 9-0 H
Fordham
Penn 5, Fordham 3
Franklin Field: 3-1
Jack Coffey Field: 2-1
First at Franklin Field: 1993
First at Jack Coffey Field: 1992
10.3.1992 W 13-10 A
10.2.1993 W 34-30 H
10.10.1998 W 34-31 A
10.9.1999 W 35-18 H
10.8.2011 W 35-20 H
10.11.2014 L 22-60 A
10.10.2015 L 45-48 H
9.24.2016 L 17-31 A
Georgetown
Penn 5, Georgetown 0, Tied 1
10.10.1893 W 12-0 A
10.13.1894 W 46-0 H
11.8.1924 W 3-0 H
10.23.1937 T 0-0 H
10.6.2007 W 42-13 H
10.11.2008 W 27-7 A
George Washington
Penn 0, George Washington 2
10.16.1954 L 27-32 H
10.15.1955 L 6-25 H
Georgia Naval
Penn 0, Georgia Naval 1
9.26.1942 L 6-14 H
Georgia
Penn 0, Georgia 1
11.8.1952 L 27-34 H
Georgia Tech
Penn 2, Georiga Tech 1
10.6.1917 L 0-41 A
11.15.1932 W 34-7 H
11.14.1931 W 13-12 H
Gettysburg
Penn 18, Gettysburg 0, Tied 1
10.4.1893 W 74-0 H
9.30.1896 W 32-0 H
10.6.1897 W 57-0 H
9.28.1898 W 50-0 H
10.23.1901 W 22-0 H
10.15.1902 W 36-0 H
10.14.1903 W 72-0 H
10.12.1904 W 21-0 H
10.4.1905 W 16-6 H
10.3.1906 T 6-6 H
10.16.1907 W 23-0 H
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10.14.1908 W 23-4 H
9.25.1909 W 20-0 H
10.1.1910 W 29-0 H
9.30.1911 W 5-3 H
9.28.1912 W 25-0 H
9.27.1913 W 53-0 H
9.26.1914 W 14-0 H
10.8.1921 W 7-0 H
Graduates
Penn 6, Graduates 0, Tied 1
11.24.1883 W 38-7 H
11.20.1884 T 16-16 H
10.7.1885 W 42-0 H
10.14.1885 W 6-5 H
10.13.1886 W 4-0 H
10.8.1887 W 14-6 H
10.15.1887 W 18-0 H
Haverford
Penn 8, Haverford 0
11.3.1886 W 16-4 H
11.9.1887 W 36-0 H
10.10.1891 W 34-0 H
10.5.1892 W 56-0 H
10.6.1900 W 38-0 H
10.8.1902 W 18-5 H
10.7.1903 W 58-0 H
11.7.1925 W 66-0 H
Holy Cross
Penn 2, Holy Cross 3
9.22.1990 L 3-17 H
9.28.1991 L 0-45 A
10.8.1994 W 59-8 H
10.7.2000 L 17-34 A
10.6.2001 W 43-7 H
Illinois
Penn 0, Illinois 2
10.31.1925 L 2-24 H
10.30.1926 L 0-3 A
Jacksonville
Penn 0, Jacksonville 1
9.20.2014 L 31-34 A
Johns Hopkins
Penn 5, Johns Hopkins 0
10.20.1883 W 26-6 H
11.10.1883 W 30-0 H
11.15.1884 W 33-0 H
11.30.1888 W 24-10 H
10.2.1926 W 40-7 H
Kansas
Penn 1, Kansas 0
11.1.1930 W 21-6 H
Lafayette
Penn 64, Lafayette 23, Ties 4
Franklin Field: 47-10-4
Fisher Field: 14-9
First at Franklin Field: 1895
First at Fisher Field: 1973
11.5.1988 W 31-17 A
11.25.1882 W 1G3T-2S H 9.23.1989 W 25-12 H
10.27.1883 W 44-4 H 9.29.1990 L 13-20 A
11.1.1884 W 21-0 H 10.5.1991 L 12-20 H
11.4.1885 W 30-22 A 9.17.1994 W 27-7 H
10.20.1886 L 0-12 A 9.23.1995 W 28-8 A
10.30.1886 W 20-10 H 9.23.2000 W 45-28 H
11.16.1887 L 0-20 H 9.22.2001 W 37-0 A
11.21.1888 W 50-0 A 9.21.2002 W 52-21 A
11.23.1889 W 14-0 H 9.15.2006 W 21-11 A
11.18.1891 W 12-10 A 9.15.2007 L 7-8 H
10.26.1892 W 8-6 A 9.27.2008 L 17-24 A
10.28.1893 W 82-0 H 9.26.2009 L 17-20 (OT) A
10.31.1894 W 26-0 H 9.18.2010 W 19-14 H
10.26.1895 W 30-0 H 9.17.2011 L 12-37 H
10.24.1896 L 4-6 H 9.15.2012 L 21-28 A
10.22.1898 W 32-0 H 9.21.2013 W 27-21 H
10.21.1899 L 0-6 H 9.28.2019 W 28-24 A
11.10.1900 W 12-5 H
11.5.1904 W 22-0 H
11.4.1905 T 6-6 H Lakehurst Naval
11.10.1906 T 0-0 H Penn 1, Lakehurst 0
11.2.1907 W 15-0 H 10.16.1943 W 74-6 H
11.7.1908 W 34-4 H
11.6.1909 T 6-6 H
11.5.1910 W 18-0 H Lehigh
Penn 46, Lehigh 15
11.11.1911 W 23-6 H
10.26.1912 L 3-7 H 10.10.1885 W 54-0 H
11.18.1885 W 35-0 H
10.4.1913 W 10-0 H
10.10.1914 T 0-0 H 10.9.1886 W 26-4 H
11.18.1886 L 0-28 A
10.30.1915 L 0-17 H
11.12.1887 W 6-4 H
11.4.1916 W 19-0 H
11.3.1917 W 27-0 H 10.27.1888 W 36-0 A
10.19.1889 W 6-4 H
11.10.1918 W 34-0 H
10.25.1919 W 23-0 H 11.20.1889 L 0-8 A
10.18.1890 W 8-0 H
10.16.1920 W 7-0 H
11.5.1921 L 6-38 H 11.22.1890 W 17-14 A
10.24.1891 W 42-0 A
11.10.1923 L 6-8 H
11.1.1924 W 6-3 H 11.21.1891 W 32-0 H
10.31.1931 W 3-0 H 11.8.1892 W 4-0 H
11.4.1933 W 16-7 H 10.18.1893 W 32-6 A
11.3.1934 W 41-0 H 10.17.1894 W 30-0 H
10.26.1935 W 67-0 H 10.14.1895 W 54-0 H
10.3.1936 W 35-0 H 10.17.1896 W 34-0 H
10.9.1897 W 58-0 H
10.7.1939 W 6-0 H
10.15.1898 W 40-0 H
10.5.1946 W 66-0 H
9.30.1899 W 20-0 H
10.4.1947 W 59-0 H
9.26.1959 W 26-0 H 9.29.1900 W 27-6 H
9.24.1960 W 35-14 H 9.28.1901 W 28-0 H
9.30.1961 W 14-7 H 9.27.1902 W 12-0 H
9.29.1962 W 13-11 H 10.3.1903 W 16-0 H
9.28.1963 W 47-0 H 10.8.1904 W 24-0 H
10.17.1970 W 31-20 H 9.30.1905 W 25-0 H
10.16.1971 L 15-17 H 9.29.1906 W 32-6 H
9.29.1972 W 55-12 H 10.26.1929 W 10-7 H
10.25.1930 W 40-0 H
9.29.1973 L 14-16 A
10.19.1974 W 37-7 A 10.17.1931 W 32-0 H
10.22.1932 W 33-6 H
10.17.1975 W 13-0 H
9.26.1964 W 13-6 H
10.16.1976 W 15-14 A
10.14.1977 W 42-7 H 9.25.1965 W 20-14 H
10.21.1978 L 19-20 A 9.24.1966 W 38-28 H
9.30.1967 W 35-23 H
10.19.1979 L 7-9 H
10.18.1980 L 0-3 A 10.19.1968 W 34-0 H
10.18.1969 W 13-7 H
10.16.1982 L 20-35 A
9.26.1970 W 24-0 H
10.15.1983 W 28-20 H
9.25.1971 W 28-14 H
11.8.1986 W 42-14 H
10.21.1972 W 30-27 H
11.7.1987 W 23-14 A

10.19.1973 W 27-20 H
9.27.1974 W 28-18 H
9.27.1975 L 23-34 A
9.24.1976 L 20-24 H
9.24.1977 L 7-19 A
9.29.1978 W 21-13 H
9.29.1979 L 7-31 A
9.26.1980 L 6-35 H
9.26.1981 L 0-58 A
9.25.1982 W 20-17 H
10.6.1990 L 16-22 H
10.19.1991 L 17-28 A
10.19.1996 L 24-28 H
10.11.1997 L 7-24 A
9.16.2000 L 10-17 A
9.28.2002 W 24-21 H
9.27.2003 W 32-24 A
9.19.2015 L 21-42 A
9.16.2016 L 28-49 H
9.23.2017 W 65-47 A
9.22.2018 W 30-10, H
Mansfield
Penn 1, Mansfield 0
10.5.1898 W 50-0 H
Maryland
Penn 4, Maryland 1
10.14.1922 W 12-0 H
10.6.1923 L 0-3 H
10.2.1937 W 28-21 H
10.5.1940 W 51-0 H
10.25.1941 W 55-6 H
Medico Chirurigical
Penn 1, Medico Chirurigical 0
10.17.1906 W 31-0 H
Michigan
Penn 8, Michigan 11, Tied 2
11.11.1899 W 11-10 H
11.17.1906 W 17-0 H
11.16.1907 W 6-0 H
11.14.1908 W 29-0 H
11.13.1909 L 6-12 H
11.12.1910 T 0-0 H
11.18.1911 L 9-11 A
11.9.1912 W 27-21 H
11.15.1913 L 0-13 A
11.7.1914 L 3-34 A
11.13.1915 T 0-0 H
11.18.1916 W 10-7 A
11.17.1917 W 16-0 H
11.21935 L 6-16 A
11.7.1936 W 27-7 H
11.13.1937 L 0-7 H
11.5.1938 L 13-19 A
11.18.1939 L 17-19 H
10.26.1940 L 0-14 A
11.4.1944 L 19-41 H
10.31.1953 L 14-24 A
Navy
Penn 22, Navy 21, Tied 4
12.1.1888 W 20-9 A
All-Time Non-Conference Results
10.12.1892 W 16-0 A
10.11.1893 W 34-0 A
10.27.1894 W 12-0 A
10.7.1896 W 8-0 A
11.21.1900 W 28-6 A
10.21.1901 L 5-6 A
10.22.1902 L 6-10 A
10.17.1914 W 13-6 H
10.16.1915 T 7-7 A
10.28.1922 W 13-7 H
10.29.1927 L 6-12 H
10.27.1928 L 0-6 H
11.2.1929 W 7-2 H
12.6.1930 L 0-26 H
12.5.1931 L 0-6 H
10.29.1932 W 14-0 H
10.28.1933 L 0-13 H
10.27.1934 L 0-17 H
11.9.1935 L 0-13 H
10.31.1936 W 16-6 H
10.30.1937 W 14-7 H
10.29.1938 T 0-0 H
11.4.1939 W 13-6 H
11.2.1940 W 20-0 H
11.1.1941 L 6-13 H
11.7.1942 L 0-7 H
11.6.1943 L 7-24 H
10.28.1944 L 0-26 H
10.27.1945 L 7-14 H
10.26.1946 W 32-19 H
10.25.1947 W 21-0 H
10.23.1948 W 20-14 H
10.22.1949 W 28-7 H
10.28.1950 W 30-7 H
10.27.1951 W 14-0 H
10.25.1952 T 7-7 H
10.24.1953 W 9-6 H
10.23.1954 L 6-52 H
10.22.1955 L 0-33 H
10.27.1956 L 6-54 H
10.26.1957 L 7-35 H
10.25.1958 L 8-50 H
10.24.1959 T 22-22 H
10.22.1960 L 0-27 H
10.18.1986 W 30-26 H
10.17.1987 L 28-38 H
Navy Yard
Penn 0, Navy Yard 1
10.26.1918 L 0-7 H
North Carolina
Penn 4, North Carolina 2
10.14.1905 W 17-0 H
10.6.1906 W 11-0 H
9.28.1907 W 37-0 H
10.28.1939 L 6-30 H
11.13.1943 L 6-9 H
10.13.1945 W 49-0 H
Notre Dame
Penn 0, Notre Dame 5, Tied 1
Franklin Field: 0-4-1
Notre Dame Stadium: 0-1
Fisher Field: 13-9
11.8.1930 L 20-60 H
11.7.1931 L 0-49 A
9.27.1952 T 7-7 H
11.7.1953 L 20-28 H
11.6.1954 L 7-42 H
11.5.1955 L 14-46 H
OhioDominican
Penn 1, Ohio Dominican 3
9.16.2017 W 42-24 H
Ohio State
Penn 0, Ohio State 3
11.12.1932 L 0-19 A
11.11.1933 L 7-20 H
10.17.1953 L 6-12 H
Orange A.C.
Penn 1, Orange A.C. 0
10.17.1891 W 26-0 A
Oregon
Penn 0, Oregon 1
1.1.1917 L 0-14 N*
* = Rose Bowl (Pasedena, Calif.)
Penn State
Penn 25, Penn State 18, Tied 4
10.11.1890 W 20-0 H
10.1.1892 W 20-0 H
10.25.1893 W 18=6 H
11.9.1895 W 35-4 H
11.14.1896 W 27-0 H
10.20.1897 W 24-0 H
10.1.1898 W 40-0 H
11.17.1899 W 47-0 H
10.17.1900 W 17-6 H
10.5.1901 W 23-6 H
10.4.1902 W 17-0 H
10.10.1903 W 39-0 H
9.24.1904 W 6-0 H
11.9.1907 W 28-0 H
10.10.1908 W 6-0 H
10.23.1909 T 3-3 H
10.22.1910 W 10-0 H
10.28.1911 L 6-22 H
11.2.1912 L 0-14 H
11.1.1913 W 17-0 H
10.9.1915 L 3-13 H
10.26.1916 W 15-0 H
11.1.1919 L 0-10 H
10.30.1920 L 7-28 H
11.18.1922 W 7-6 H
11.17.1923 L 0-21 H
11.15.1924 T 0-0 H
11.6.1926 W 3-0 H
10.15.1927 L 0-20 H
10.20.1928 W 14-0 H
11.9.1929 L 7-19 H
11.18.1933 T 6-6 H
11.10.1934 W 3-0 H
11.16.1935 W 33-6 H
11.14.1936 W 19-12 H
11.6.1937 L 0-7 H
11.12.1938 T 7-7 H
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11.11.1939 L 0-10 H
11.14.1942 L 7-13 H
11.6.1948 L 0-13 H
11.1.1952 L 7-14 H
10.3.1953 W 13-7 H
10.30.1954 L 13-35 H
10.29.1955 L 0-20 H
9.29.1956 L 0-34 H
9.28.1957 L 14-19 H
9.27.1958 L 0-43 H
Pittsburgh
Penn 1, Pitt 10, Tied 1
10.28.1916 L 0-20 A
10.27.1917 L 6-14 H
11.17.1918 L 0-37 A
11.15.1919 T 3-3 H
11.6.1920 L 21-27 H
10/29.1921 L 0-28 H
11.11.1922 L 6-7 H
11.3.1923 W 6-0 H
11.14.1925 L 0-14 H
11.5.1932 L 12-19 H
10.29.1949 L 21-22 H
Richmond
Penn 0, Richmond 2
11.15.1981 L 12-18 H
Rutgers
Penn 10, Rutgers 6
11.19.1881 L 1G-1G2T H
11.4.1882 L 1T-3T1S H
11.17.1883 W 18-0 H
11.10.1886 W 65-0 H
11.2.1887 W 13-10 H
10.12.1889 W 4-0 A
11.16.1889 W 14-0 H
10.4.1890 W 16-4 H
12.13.1890 W 13-10 H%
10.21.1891 W 32-6 H
10.20.1934 W 27-19 H
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Sacred Heart
Penn 2, Sacred Heart 0
10.6.2018 W 31-27 A
10.12.19 W 38-24 H
Saint Joseph’s
Penn 1, St. Joes 0
11.7.1918 W 12-0 H
San Diego
Penn 1, San Diego 0
9.28.1998 L 18-34 H
Schuylkill Navy AC
Penn 2, Schuylkill Navy AC 0
11.5.1890 W 34-10 H
10.8.1891 W 24-0 H
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Penn 1, Sewanee 0
10.7.1922 W 27-0 H
Stevens Tech
Penn 4, Stevens Tech 0, Tied 1
11.6.1880 W 3G5T-0 H
11.27.1883 T 6-6 H
11.8.1884 W 30-0 H
11.21.1885 W 2209 H
10.6.1888 W 48-0 H
Swarthmore
Penn 30, Swarthmore 4, Tied 1
11.2.1878 W 9G16T-0 H
10.14.1885 W 68-6 H
10.17.1888 W 44-6 A
10.5.1889 W 82-0 H
10.1.1890 W 10-0 A
9.28.1892 W 22-0 A
10.6.1894 W 66-0 H
10.1.1895 W 40-0 H
10.9.1901 W 28-0 H
10.11.1902 W 11-6 H
9.28.1904 W 6-4 H
10.7.1905 W 11-4 H
10.13.1906 L 0-4 H
10.12.1907 W 16-8 H
10.12.1912 L 3-6 H
10.11.1913 W 20-0 H
10.31.1914 W 40-6 H
10.14.1916 L 0-6 H
10.13.1917 W 10-0 H
11.3.1918 L 12-20 H
10.18.1919 W 55-7 H
10.9.1920 W 21-0 H
10.15.1921 T 7-7 H
10.21.1922 W 14-6 H
10.13.1923 W 13-10 H
10.11.1924 W 25-7 H
10.3.1925 W 26-13 H
10.9.1926 W 44-0 H
10.1.1927 W 33-0 H
10.13.1928 W 67-0 H
10.5.1929 W 20-6 H
10.4.1930 W 63-0 H
10.3.1931 W 32-7 H
10.8.1932 W 54-0 H
Tioga
Penn 3, Tioga 0
10.2.1886 W 18-0 H
10.12.1887 W 46-0 H
10.24.1888 W 12-4 H
Towson
Penn 1, Towson 0
10.4.1997 W 26-14 H
Trinity
Penn 1, Trinity 0
10.31.1891 W 28-5 H
Ursinus
Penn 8, Ursinus 2
10.18.1905 W 39-0 H
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9.30.1908 W 30-0 H
9.29.1909 W 22-0 H
9.24.1910 L 5-8 H
10.7.1911 W 9-0 H
10.9.1912 W 34-0 H
9.27.1924 W 34-0 H
9.26.1925 W 32-0 H
9.29.1928 W 34-0 H
10.6.1929 L 6-7 H
USS Minnesota
Penn 1, USS Minnesota 0
10.19.1918 W 27-0 H
Vanderbilt
Penn 1, Vanderbilt 0
9.26.1953 W 13-7 H
Villanova
Penn 6, Villanova 14
Franklin Field: 5-10
Villanova Stadium: 1-4
First at Franklin Field: 1905
First at Villanova Stadium:
2002
11.18.1905 W 42-0 H
11.24.1906 W 22-12 H
10.2.1907 W 16-0 H
10.7.1908 W 11-0 H
10.14.1911 W 22-0 H
11.8.1980 L 3-34 H
9.25.1999 L 6-34 H
10.10.2002 L 3-17 A
9.25.2004 L 13-16 H
9.24.2005 L 24-28 A*
9.23.2006 L 20-27 H
9.22.2007 L 14-34 A
9.20.2008 L 14-20 H
9.19.2009 L 3-14 H
9.25.2010 L 10-22 A
9.24.2011 L 21-30 A*
9.22.2012 L 8-24 H
9.28.2013 L 6-35 A
9.27.2014 L 7-41 H
9.24.2015 W 24-13 A
*Game held at Franklin Field but
Penn was away team
Vineland
Penn 1, Vineland 0
11.15.1886 W 96-6 H
Virginia
Penn 15, Virginia 1
10.31.1890 W 72-0 H$
10.11.1892 W 32-0 A
10.26.1894 W 14-6 H$
10.19.1895 W 54-0 H
10.14.1896 W 20-0 H
10.13.1897 W 42-0 H
10.12.1898 W 34-0 H
10.11.1899 W 33-6 H
10.16.1901 W 20-5 H
10.1.1904 W 24-0 H
10.25.1924 W 27-0 H Penn 3, Widener 0
10.11.1930 W 40-6 H 11.15.1879 W 7G1T-0 H
10.19.1946 W 40-0 H 11.6.1917 W 23-0 H
11.8.1947 W 19-7 H 10.4.1919 W 54-0 H
11.5.1949 L 14-26 H
9.30.1950 W 21-7 H William & Mary
$ - Washington, D.C.
Penn 1, William & Mary 6
Franklin Field: 1-4
Zable Stadium: 0-2
Virginia Military First at Franklin Field: 1944
Penn 1, Virginia Military 1
First at Zable Stadium: 1995
10.23.1920 L 7-27 H
10.14.1944 W 46-0 H
10.22.1921 W 21-7 H
11.3.1951 L 12-20 H
10.2.1954 L 0-52 H
Virginia Tech 10.10.1992 L 19-21 H
Penn 1, Virginia Tech 1 10.14.1995 L 34-48 A
10.12.1929 W 14-8 H 10.6.2012 L 28-34 H
9.24.1955 L 0-33 H 10.12.2013 L 14-27 A
Volunteer A.C.
Williams
Penn 1, Volunteer A.C. 0 Penn 2, Williams 0
10.14.1893 W 34-0 H 10.21.1892 W 50-0 H
10.23.1926 W 36-0 H
Washington & Lee
Penn 1, Washington & Lee 0
10.30.1948 W 40-7 H
Wisconsin
Penn 2, Wisconsin 2
10.18.1930 L 0-27 A
Washington & 10.24.1931 W 27-13 H
11.18.1950 W 20-0 H
Jefferson
Penn 1, W&J 0 11.10.1951 L 7-16 A
9.29.1897 W 18-4 H
* = Game held at Franklin Field
but Penn was away team
Wesleyan % - Madison Square Garden
Penn 9, Wesleyan 3 $ - Washington, D.C.
@ = Game held in NYC
11.27.1884 W 14-12 H^
& = Game held in Germantown
11.7.1885 L 18-25 @
Cricket Club in Philadelphia
10.27.1886 W 14-0 H
N* = Rose Bowl
11.24.1887 L 4-10 @
^ = Thanksgiving Day Game
^
11.27.1888 W 18-6 @
11.28.1889 L 2-10 @^
11.26.1890 W 16-10 @
11.25.1891 W 18-10 @
11.25.1892 W 34-0 &
11.13.1897 W 22-0 H
10.19.1898 W 17-0 H
1.18.1899 W 17-6 H
^ = Thanksgiving Day Game
West Virginia
Penn 5, West Virginia 0
9.26.1908 W 6-0 H
10.9.1909 W 12-0 H
10.8.1910 W 38-0 H
9.25.1915 W 7-0 H
9.30.1916 W 3-0 H
W. Virginia
Wesleyan
Penn 1, WV Wesleyan 0
11.25.1916 W 16-0 H
Widener

PENN VS. BROWN
88 All-Time Meetings: Penn leads series 62-24-2*
All-Time Results vs. Brown
Date W/L Score Site
10.30.1895 W 12-0 H
10.28.96 W 16-0 H
10.30.97 W 40-0 A
10.8.98 W 18-0 H
10.7.99 T 6-6 A
10.13.1900 W 12-0 H
10.12.01 W 26-0 H
10.18.02 L 6-15 H
10.17.03 W 30-0 H
10.15.04 W 6-0 H
10.21.05 W 8-6 H
10.20.06 W 14-0 H
10.19.07 W 11-0 H
10.17.08 W 12-0 H
10.16.09 W 13-5 H
10.15.10 W 20-0 A
10.21.11 L 0-6 H
10.19.12 L 7-30 A
10.18.13 W 28-0 H
10.10.25 W 9-0 A
10.8.27 W 14-6 H
10.24.36 W 48-6 H
9.29.45 W 50-0 H
11.11.50 W 50-0 H
10.21.56 W 14-7 H
10.19.57 L 7-20 A
10.18.58 W 21-20 H
10.17.59 W 36-9 H
10.15.60 W 36-7 H
10.21.61 W 7-0 H
10.20.62 W 18-15 H
10.19.63 L 13-41 A
10.3.64 L 0-3 A
10.2.65 W 7-0 H
10.1.66 W 20-0 A
10.7.67 W 28-7 H
10.5.68 W 17-13 A
10.4.69 W 23-2 H
10.3.70 W 17-9 A
10.2.71 W 17-16 H
10.7.72 L 28-20 A
10.6.73 W 28-20 H
10.5.74 W 14-9 A
10.4.75 L 8-17 H
Penn vs. Brown
Series Records
First at Franklin Field: 1895
First at Brown Stadium: 1925
10.9.76 W 7-6 A
10.8.77 W 14-7 H Streaks
10.14.78 L 0-14 A Current: Penn, 5
10.13.79 L 18-24 H Last 10 Games: Penn, 8-2
10.11.80 L 22-42 A Longest Streaks
11.10.81 L 24-26 H Penn Win Streak: 8 (1903-10)
10.9.82 W 24-21 A Brown Win Streak: 4 (two times)
10.8.83 T 24-24 H
Penn’s Venue Records
10.13.84 W 41-14 A
at Franklin Field.................. 42-10-1*
10.12.85 W 17-14 H at Brown Stadium................. 19-15-1
10.11.86 W 34-0 A
10.10.87 W 38-17 H Coaching Records
Ray Priore...................................... 5-0
10.8.88 W 10-0 A
James Perry................................... 0-1
10.24.89 W 32-30 H
10.20.90 L 17-24 A Most Points
10.26.91 W 28-19 H Penn
10.24.92 W 38-0 A In Philadelphia......52 (10/21/1995)
In Providence....... 51 (10/24/1998)
10.23.93 W 34-9 H
Brown
10.22.94 W 24-0 A In Philadelphia....44 (10/23/1999)
10.21.95 W 58-21 H In Providence...... 58 (10/24/1998)
10.26.96 L 21-27 A
Winning Margin
10.25.97 W 31-10* H
Penn
10.24.98 L 51-58 A In Philadelphia................50 (twice)
10.23.99 L 37-44 H In Providence......40 (10/30/1897)
10.28.2000 W 41-38 H Brown
10.27.01 W 27-14 A In Philadelphia...................9 (twice)
In Providence....... 28 (10/19/1963)
11.2.02 W 31-7 H
11.1.03 W 24-21 A * = Includes a 1997 Penn forfeit due
10.30.04 W 20-16 H to use of an ineligible player. Only
reflected in Ivy League records, not
10.29.05 L 20-34 A recognized by the NCAA.
10.28.06 L 27-30 (OT) H
10.27.07 L 17-31 A
11.1.08 L 27-34 H
10.31.09 W 14-7 (OT) A
10.30.10 W 24-7 H
10.29.11 L 0-6 A
10.27.12 W 20-17 H
11.2.13 L 0-27 A
11.1.14 L 13-21 H
10.31.15 W 48-28 A
10.29.16 W 21-14 H
10.28.17 W 17-7 A
10.27.18 W 13-7 A
11.2.19 W 38-36 H
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PENN VS. COLUMBIA
99 All-Time Meetings: Penn leads series 75-23-1*
All-Time Results vs. Columbia
Date W/L Score Site
11.16.1878 T 0-0 H
11.8.79 W 1TD - 0 H
11.26.81 L 0 - 2G H
11.14.83 W 35-1 H
11.9.89 W 24-0 A
10.22.90 W 18-0 A
10.20.1900 W 30-0 H
11.2.01 L 0-10 A
11.1.02 W 17-0 H
10.24.03 L 6-18 A
10.22.04 W 16-0 H
11.25.05 W 23-0 A
11.20.20 W 27-7 A
10.20.23 W 19-7 H
10.18.24 W 10-7 H
11.13.26 W 3-0 H
11.12.27 W 27-0 H
11.17.28 W 34-7 H
11.16.29 W 20-0 A
11.17.34 L 12-13 H
10.19.35 W 34-0 H
10.16.37 L 6-26 A
10.22.38 W 14-13 H
11.8.41 W 19-16 H
10.24.42 W 42-12 H
10.23.43 W 33-0 A
11.11.44 W 35-7 H
11.10.45 W 32-7 H
11.9.46 W 41-6 A
10.18.47 W 34-14 H
10.16.48 W 20-14 A
10.15.49 W 27-7 H
10.21.50 W 34-0 A
10.20.51 W 28-13 H
10.18.52 W 27-17 A
11.17.56 W 20-6 H
11.16.57 W 28-6 A
11.15.58 W 42-0 H
11.14.59 W 24-6 A
11.12.60 L 6-16 H
11.18.61 L 6-37 A
11.17.62 L 7-21 H
11.16.63 L 8-33 A
11.14.64 L 12-33 A
11.13.65 W 31-21 H
11.12.66 L 14-22 A
11.18.67 W 26-6 H
11.16.68 W 13-7 H
11.15.69 W 17-7 A
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Series Records
First at Franklin Field: 1900
First at Kraft Field: 1929
11.14.70 W 21-14 H
11.13.71 L 3-17 A Streaks
11.18.72 W 20-14 H Current: Columbia, 1
11.17.73 W 42-8 A Last 10 Games: Penn, 8-2
11.16.74 W 21-3 H
11.15.75 L 25-28 A Longest Streaks
10.2.76 L 10-14 H Penn Win Streak: 20* (1997-
10.1.77 L 18-30 A 2016)
Columbia Win Streak: 5 (1960-
10.7.78 W 31-19 H
64)
10.6.79 L 7-12 A
10.4.80 W 24-13 H Penn’s Venue Records
10.3.81 L 9-20 A at Franklin Field.........................45-5
10.2.82 W 51-31 H at Baker Field..........................23-15*
9.30.83 W 35-10 N#
10.6.84 W 35-7 H Coaching Records
10.5.85 W 46-14 A Ray Priore.......................................3-2
10.4.86 W 42-7 H Al Bagnoli........................................2-3
10.3.87 W 23-0 A
Most Points
10.1.88 W 24-10 H
Penn
10.7.89 W 24-21 A
In Philadelphia........ 51 (10/2/1982)
10.13.90 W 21-6 H In New York..........59 (10/13/1987)
10.12.91 L 14-20 A Columbia
10.17.92 W 34-21 H In Philadelphia........ 31 (10/2/1982)
10.16.93 W 36-7 A In New York....... 44 (10/19/2019)
10.15.94 W 12-3 H
10.7.95 L 14-24 A Winning Margin
10.12.96 L 19-20 H Penn
10.18.97 W 24-7* A In Philadelphia.......42 (11/15/1958)
In New York.......35 (2x; 11/9/1946
10.17.98 W 20-0 H
..................................and 10/17/2015)
10.16.99 W 41-17 A
Columbia
10.14.2000 W 43-25 H In Philadelphia........14 (11/17/1962)
10.13.01 W 35-7 A In New York.............. 38 (10/19/19)
10.10.02 W 44-10 H
10.18.03 W 31-7 A * = Includes a 1997 Penn forfeit due
10.16.04 W 14-3 H to use of an ineligible player. Only
reflected in Ivy League records, not
10.15.05 W 44-16 A recognized by the NCAA.
10.14.06 W 16-0 H
10.13.07 W 59-28 A Scoring from 1876-1882:
10.18.08 W 15-10 H The score was kept as goals and
touchdowns.
10.17.09 W 27-13 A In 1882, the third column is safeties.
10.16.10 W 27-13 H
10.15.11 W 27-20 A
10.13.12 W 24-20 H
10.19.13 W 21-7 A
10.18.14 W 31-7 H
10.17.15 W 42-7 A
10.15.16 W 35-10 H
10.14.17 L 31-34 (OT) A
10.13.18 W 13-10 H
10.19.19 L 6-44 A
# - game played @ Giants Stadium(East Rutherford, N.J.)

PENN VS. CORNELL - Fifth-Most Played Rivalry in Division I history
126 All-Time Meetings: Penn leads series 75-46-5*
All-Time Results vs. Cornell
Date W/L Score Site
11.18.1893 W 50-0 N
11.17.94 W 6-0 H
11.28.95 W 46-2 H^
11.26.96 W 32-10 H^
11.25.97 W 4-0 H^
11.24.98 W 12-6 H^
11.30.99 W 29-0 H^
11.29.1900 W 27-0 H^
11.28.01 L 6-23 H^
11.27.02 W 12-11 H^
11.26.03 W 42-0 H^
11.24.04 W 34-0 H^
11.30.05 W 6-5 H^
11.29.06 T 0-0 H^
11.28.07 W 12-4 H^
11.26.08 W 17-4 H^
11.25.09 W 17-6 H^
11.24.10 W 12-6 H^
11.30.11 W 21-9 H^
11.28.12 W 7-2 H^
11.27.13 L 0-21 H^
11.26.14 L 12-24 H^
11.25.15 L 9-24 H^
11.30.16 W 23-3 H^
11.29.17 W 37-0 H^
11.27.19 W 24-0 H^
11.25.20 W 28-0 H^
11.24.21 L 0-41 H^
11.30.22 L 0-9 H^
11.29.23 L 7-14 H^
11.27.24 W 20-0 H^
11.26.25 W 7-0 H^
11.25.26 T 10-10 H^
11.24.27 W 35-0 H^
11.29.28 W 49-0 H^
11.28.29 W 17-7 H^
11.27.30 L 7-13 H^
11.26.31 L 0-7 H^
11.24.32 W 13-7 H^
11.30.33 L 12-20 H^
11.29.34 W 23-13 H^
11.28.35 W 33-7 H^
11.26.36 W 14-6 H^
11.25.37 L 20-34 H^
11.24.38 T 0-0 H^
11.25.39 L 0-26 H
11.23.40 W 22-20 H
11.22.41 W 14-0 H
11.26.42 W 34-7 H^
11.25.43 W 20-14 H^
11.25.44 W 20-0 H
11.24.45 W 59-6 H
11.28.46 W 26-20 H^
11.27.47 W 21-0 H^
11.25.48 L 14-23 H^
Penn vs. Cornell
11.24.49 L 21-29 H^
11.25.50 L 6-13 H
11.24.51 W 7-0 H
11.27.52 W 14-7 H^
11.26.53 T 7-7 H^
11.25.54 L 6-20 H^
11.24.55 L 7-39 H^
11.22.56 L 7-20 H^
11.28.57 W 14-6 H^
11.27.58 L 7-19 H^
11.26.59 W 28-13 H^
11.24.60 W 18-7 H^
11.25.61 L 0-31 H
11.24.62 L 22-29 H
11.28.63 L 8-17 H^
10.10.64 L 0-33 A
11.25.65 L 14-38 H^
10.8.66 L 28-45 A
11.25.67 L 14-33 H
10.12.68 W 10-8 A
11.22.69 L 14-28 H
10.10.70 L 31-32 A
11.20.71 L 13-14 H
10.14.72 L 20-24 H
11.24.73 W 31-22 H
10.12.74 T 28-28 A
11.22.75 W 27-21 H
11.13.76 L 13-41 A
9.17.77 W 17-7 H
11.18.78 L 17-35 A
9.22.79 L 13-52 H
11.22.80 L 9-31 A
9.19.81 W 29-22 H
11.20.82 L 0-23 A
9.17.83 W 28-7 H
11.17.84 W 24-0 A
9.21.85 W 10-6 H
11.22.86 W 31-21 A
9.17.87 L 13-17 H
11.19.88 L 6-19 A
11.23.89 L 6-20 H^
11.17.90 L 15-21 A
11.23.91 W 14-13 H
11.21.92 W 14-7 A
11.19.93 W 17-14 H
11.18.94 W 18-14 A
11.18.95 W 37-18 H
11.23.96 L 21-24 A
11.22.97 W 33-20* H
11.21.98 W 35-21 A
11.20.99 L 12-20 H
11.18.2000 W 45-15 A
11.17.01 W 38-14 H
11.22.02 W 31-0 A
11.22.03 W 59-7 H
11.20.04 W 20-14 A
11.19.05 L 7-16 H
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
11.18.06 L 27-28 A
11.17.07 W 45-9 H
11.22.08 W 23-6 A
11.21.09 W 34-0 H
11.20.10 W 31-7 A
11.19.11 L 38-48 H
11.17.12 W 35-28 A
11.23.13 L 41-42 H
11.22.14 W 34-26 A
11.21.15 W 34-21 H
11.19.16 W 42-20 A
11.18.17 W 29-22 H
11.2.18 W 20-7 A
11.9.19 W 21-20 H
^ = Thanksgiving Day Game
Series Records
First at Franklin Field: 1895
First at Schoellkopf Field: 1964
Streaks
Current: Penn, 6
Last 10 Games: Penn, 9-1
Longest Streaks
Penn Win Streak: 8 (two times)
Cornell Win Streak: 7 (1961-1967)
Penn’s Venue Records
at Franklin Field................ 57-34-4*
at Schoellkopf Field............. 14-13-1
Coaching Records
Ray Priore...................................... 5-0
David Archer.................................. 1-6
Most Points
Penn
In Philadelphia......59 (11/24/1945)
In Ithaca.................45 (11/18/2000)
Cornell
In Philadelphia...... 52 (9/22/1979)
In Ithaca...................45 (10/8/1966)
Winning Margin
Penn
In Philadelphia......53 (11/24/1945)
In Ithaca.................30 (11/18/2000)
Cornell
In Philadelphia...... 52 (9/22/1979)
In Ithaca.................33 (10/10/1964)
* = Includes a 1997 Penn forfeit due
to use of an ineligible player. Only
reflected in Ivy League records, not
recognized by the NCAA.
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PENN VS. DARTMOUTH
87 All-Time Meetings: Penn leads series 48-37-2
All-Time Results vs. Dartmouth
Date W/L Score Site
10.10.1896 W 16-0 H
10.16.97 W 14-0 H
11.8.1913 L 21-34 H
11.14.14 L 0-41 H
11.16.15 L 3-7 N
11.11.16 T 7-7 H
11.10.17 W 7-0 N
11.28.18 W 21-0 H^
11.8.19 L 19-20 N
11.13.20 L 7-44 H
11.12.21 T 14-14 A
10.15.32 W 14-7 H
10.21.33 L 7-14 H
10.9.43 W 7-6 H
10.4.44 W 20-6 H
10.6.45 W 12-0 H
10.12.46 W 39-6 H
10.11.47 W 32-0 A
10.2.48 W 26-13 H
10.1.49 W 21-0 H
10.14.50 W 42-26 H
10.6.51 W 39-14 H
10.4.52 W 7-0 H
10.6.56 W 14-7 H
10.5.57 L 3-6 H
10.4.58 L 12-13 A
10.3.59 W 13-0 H
10.1.60 L 0-15 A
10.7.61 L 0-30 H
10.6.62 L 0-17 A
10.5.63 L 0-28 H
11.21.64 L 7-27 H
10.9.65 L 19-24 A
11.19.66 L 21-40 H
10.14.67 L 0-23 A
11.23.68 W 26-21 H
10.11.69 L 0-41 A
11.21.70 L 0-28 H
10.9.71 L 3-19 A
11.25.72 L 17-31 H
10.13.73 W 22-16 A
11.23.74 W 27-20 H
10.11.75 L 14-19 A
9.18.76 L 0-20 A
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Series Records
First at Franklin Field: 1896
First at Memorial Field: 1947
11.12.77 W 7-3 H
9.23.78 L 21-31 A Streaks
11.17.79 L 6-20 H Current: Dartmouth, 3
Last 10 Games: Tied, 5-5
9.20.80 L 7-40 A
11.21.81 L 13-33 H Longest Streaks
9.18.82 W 21-0 H Penn Win Streak: 11 (1943-1956)
11.19.83 W 38-14 H Dartmouth Win Streak: 8 (1960-
1967)
9.22.84 W 55-24 A
11.23.85 W 19-14 H Penn’s Venue Records
9.20.86 W 21-7 A at Franklin Field..................... 31-19-1
11.21.87 W 49-7 H at Memorial Field..................... 16-16
9.17.88 W 33-27 A
Coaching Records
11.18.89 L 0-24 H
Ray Priore....................................... 1-4
9.15.90 W 16-6 A Buddy Teevens........................... 8-12
9.21.91 L 15-21 H
9.19.92 L 17-36 A Most Points
Penn
9.19.93 W 10-6 H
In Philadelphia.......49 (11/21/1987)
9.24.94 W 13-11 A In Hanover............. 55 (9/22/1984)
9.16.95 W 20-12 H Dartmouth
9.21.96 L 22-24 A In Philadelphia.....41 (10/03/2015)
9.20.97 L 15-23 H In Hanover.............. 41 (10/11/1969)
9.19.98 W 17-14 A Winning Margin
9.18.99 W 17-6 H Penn
9.30.2000 W 48-14 H In Philadelphia....... 42 (11/21/1987)
9.29.01 W 21-20 A In Hanover.............. 31 (9/22/1984)
Dartmouth
10.5.02 W 49-14 H
In Philadelphia........30 (10/7/1961)
10.4.03 W 33-20 A In Hanover.............. 41 (10/11/1969)
10.2.04 W 35-0 H
10.1.05 W 26-9 A
9.30.06 W 17-10 H
9.29.07 L 13-21 A
10.4.08 W 23-10 H
10.3.09 W 30-24 A
10.2.10 W 35-28 (OT) H
10.1.11 W 22-20 A
9.29.12 W 28-21 A
10.5.13 W 37-31 (4OT) H
10.4.14 L 13-31 A
10.3.15 L 20-41 H
9.30.16 W 37-24 A
9.29.17 L 13-16 H
9.29.18 L 14-37 A
10.4.19 L 15-28 H
^ = Thanksgiving Day Game

PENN VS. HARVARD
90 All-Time Meetings: Harvard leads series 49-39-2
All-Time Results vs. Harvard
Date W/L Score Site
11.2.1881 L 0-2G2T N
10.13.83 L 0-4 A
10.22.84 W 4-0 A
11.25.86 L 0-28 ^H
11.19.87 L 0-46 A
11.19.88 L 0-48 H
11.2.89 L 0-35 A
11.30.93 L 4-26 ^A
11.29.94 W 18-4 ^H
11.23.95 W 17-14 A
11.21.96 W 8-6 H
11.20.97 W 15-6 H
11.5.98 L 0-10 A
11.4.99 L 0-16 H
11.3.1900 L 5-17 A
11.9.01 L 6-33 H
11.8.02 L 0-11 A
11.7.03 L 10-17 H
10.29.04 W 11-0 A
11.11.05 W 12-6 H
11.5.27 W 24-0 H
11.10.28 W 7-0 A
10.21.39 W 22-0 A
11.9.40 T 10-10 H
10.4.41 W 19-0 H
10.3.42 W 19-7 A
11.3.56 W 28-14 A
11.2.57 L 6-13 H
11.1.58 W 19-6 A
10.31.59 L 0-12 H
10.29.60 L 0-8 A
11.4.61 L 6-37 H
11.3.62 L 0-36 A
11.2.63 W 7-2 H
10.31.64 L 0-34 A
10.30.65 T 10-10 H
10.29.66 L 7-27 A
11.4.67 L 7-45 H
11.2.68 L 6-28 A
11.1.69 L 6-20 H
10.31.70 L 23-38 A
10.30.71 L 27-28 H
11.4.72 W 38-27 A
11.3.73 L 30-34 H
Penn vs. Harvard
Series Records
First at Franklin Field: 1896
First at Harvard Stadium: 1904
11.2.74 L 0-39 A
11.1.75 L 3-21 H Streaks
11.6.76 L 8-20 H Current: Penn, 1
Last 10 Games: Penn, 7-3
11.5.77 L 15-34 A
11.11.78 L 13-17 H Longest Streaks
11.10.79 L 26-41 A Penn Win Streak: 5 (two times)
11.15.80 L 17-28 H Harvard Win Streak: 9 (1973-81)
11.14.81 L 7-45 A
Penn’s Venue Records
11.13.82 W 23-21 H at Franklin Field.....................21-17-2
11.12.83 L 0-28 A at Harvard Stadium................ 15-20
11.10.84 W 38-7 H
11.16.85 L 6-17 A Coaching Records
Ray Priore....................................... 4-1
11.15.86 W 17-10 H
Tim Murphy..................................9-17
11.14.87 L 14-31 A
11.12.88 W 52-13 H Most Points
11.11.89 L 15-24 A Penn
In Philadelphia....... 52 (11/12/1988)
11.10.90 W 24-20 H
In Cambridge......... 38 (two times)
11.16.91 L 18-22 A Harvard
11.14.92 W 21-19 H In Philadelphia.......48 (11/19/1888)
11.13.93 W 27-20 A In Cambridge.........46 (11/19/1887)
11.12.94 W 33-0 H
Winning Margin
11.11.95 W 38-21 A Penn
11.16.96 W 17-12 H In Philadelphia.......39 (11/12/1988)
11.15.97 L 0-33 A In Cambridge........22 (10/21/1939)
11.14.98 W 41-10 H Harvard
In Philadelphia.......48 (11/19/1888)
11.13.99 W 21-17 A
In Cambridge.........46 (11/19/1887)
11.11.2000 W 36-35 H
11.10.01 L 21-28 A Scoring from 1876-1882:
The score was kept as goals and
11.16.02 W 44-9 H touchdowns.
11.15.03 W 32-24 A In 1882, the third column is safeties.
11.13.04 L 10-31 H
11.12.05 L 3-29 A
11.11.06 W 22-13 H ^ = Thanksgiving Day Game
11.10.07 L 7-23 A
11.15.08 L 21-24 H
11.21.09 W 17-7 A
11.13.10 W 34-14 H
11.12.11 L 20-37 A
11.10.12 W 30-21 H
11.16.13 L 30-38 A
11.15.14 L 24-34 H
11.14.15 W 35-25 A
11.11.16 W 27-14 H
11.11.17 W 23-6 A
11.10.18 L 7-29 H
11.16.19 W 24-20 A
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PENN VS. PRINCETON
111 All-Time Meetings: Princeton leads series 68-42-1*
All-Time Results vs. Princeton
Date W/L Score Site
11.1.1876 L 0-6G A
11.25.76 L 0-6G H
10.19.78 L 0-2G4T A
11.9.78 L 1G-2G5T H
10.18.79 L 0-6G4T A
10.30.80 L 0-1T A
10.29.81 L 0-2G2T H
11.5.81 L 0-5G6T A
10.28.82 L 0-9G3T A
11.11.82 L 0-10G4T H
11.3.83 L 6-40 A
10.25.84 L 0-31 H
10.24.85 L 0-57 H
10.31.85 L 10-70 A
11.26.85 L 10-76 H^
10.16.86 L 0-30 H
10.23.86 L 9-55 A
11.6.86 L 6-28 H
10.19.87 L 0-57 H
10.22.87 L 0-42 A
11.5.87 L 0-96 H
10.10.88 L 0-63 A
10.20.88 L 0-38 A
11.10.88 L 0-4 H
10.26.89 L 4-72 H
10.15.90 L 0-18 A
11.8.90 L 0-6 A
11.7.91 L 0-24 N
11.5.92 W 6-4 N
11.4.93 L 0-4 N
11.10.94 W 47-6 N
10.5.1935 L 2-29 A
10.17.36 W 7-0 H
10.15.38 L 0-13 A
10.19.40 W 46-28 H
10.18.41 W 23-0 A
10.17.42 T 6-6 H
9.25.43 W 47-9 H
11.3.45 W 28-0 H
11.2.46 L 14-17 H
11.1.47 W 26-7 A
10.9.48 W 29-7 H
10.8.49 W 14-13 A
10.13.51 L 7-13 H
10.11.52 W 13-7 A
10.9.54 L 7-13 A
10.8.55 L 0-7 H
10.13.56 L 0-34 H
10.12.57 L 9-13 A
10.11.58 L 14-20 H
10.10.59 W 18-0 A
10.8.60 L 0-21 H
10.14.61 L 3-9 A
10.13.62 L 8-21 H
10.12.63 L 0-34 A
10.24.64 L 0-55 H
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10.23.65 L 0-51 A
10.22.66 L 13-30 H
10.28.67 L 14-28 A
10.26.68 W 19-14 H
10.25.69 L 0-42 A
10.24.70 L 16-20 H
10.23.71 L 00-31 A
10.28.72 W 15-10 H
10.27.73 W 24-0 A
10.26.74 W 20-18 H
10.25.75 W 24-20 A
10.30.76 W 10-9 A
10.29.77 W 21-10 H
11.4.78 L 0-21 A
11.3.79 L 10-38 H
11.1.80 L 21-28 A
10.31.81 L 30-38 H
10.30.82 L 14-17 A
10.29.83 W 28-27 H
11.3.84 W 27-17 A
11.2.85 W 31-21 H
11.1.86 W 23-10 A
10.31.87 L 7-17 H
10.29.88 W 31-23 A
11.4.89 L 8-30 H
11.3.90 L 20-34 A
11.9.91 L 12-17 H
11.7.92 L 14-20 A
11.13.93 W 30-14 H
11.5.94 W 33-19 A
11.4.95 L 9-22 H
11.9.96 W 10-6 A
11.8.97 W 20-17* H
11.7.98 W 27-14 A
11.6.99 W 41-13 H
11.4.2000 W 40-24 A
11.3.01 W 21-10 H
11.9.02 W 44-13 A
11.8.03 W 37-7 H
11.6.04 W 16-15 A
11.5.05 L 13-30 H
11.4.06 L 30-31 (2OT) A
11.3.07 W 7-0 H
11.7.08 W 14-9 A
11.7.09 W 42-7 H
11.6.10 W 52-10 A
11.5.11 W 37-9 H
11.3.12 W 28-21 A
11.9.13 L 26-38 H
11.8.14 L 17-22 A
11.7.15 W 26-23 (OT) H
11.5.16 L 0-28 A
11.4.17 W 38-35 H
11.17.18 L 14-42 A
11.23.19 L 7-28 H
^ = Thanksgiving Day Game
Series Records
First at Franklin Field: 1936
First at Princeton Stadium: 1998
Streaks
Current: Princeton, 2
Last 10 Games: Tied, 5-5
Longest Streaks
Penn Win Streak: 9 (1996-2004)
Princeton Win Streak: 28 (1876-
1891)
Penn’s Venue Records
at Franklin Field.................20-20-1*
at Princeton Stadium................ 8-4
at Palmer Stadium (1935-96).13-15
Coaching Records
Ray Priore.......................................2-3
Bob Surace.................................... 4-6
Most Points
Penn
In Philadelphia.......47 (two times)
In Princeton............. 52 (11/7/2010)
Princeton
In Philadelphia........ 96 (11/4/1887)
In New York..........76 (11/26/1885)
Winning Margin
Penn
In Philadelphia....... 41 (11/10/1894)
In Princeton.............42 (11/6/2010)
Princeton
In Philadelphia........ 96 (11/4/1887)
In Princeton...........66 (11/26/1885)
* = Includes a 1997 Penn forfeit due
to use of an ineligible player. Only
reflected in Ivy League records, not
recognized by the NCAA.
Scoring from 1876-1882:
The score was kept as goals and
touchdowns.
In 1882, the third column is safeties.

PENN VS. YALE
86 All-Time Meetings: Yale leads series 50-35-1*
All-Time Results vs. Yale
Date W/L Score Site
11.1.1879 L 0-3G3T N
11.17.80 L 0-8G1T N
11.14.85 L 5-53 H
11.13.86 L 0-75 A
10.29.87 L 0-50 H
10.13.88 L 0-34 H
11.3.88 L 0-54 A
10.30.89 L 10-20 H
11.15.90 L 0-60 A
11.14.91 L 0-48 N
11.12.92 L 0-28 N
11.11.93 L 6-14 N
10.17.1925 W 16-13 A
10.13.34 L 6-14 A
10.12.35 L 20-31 H
10.10.36 L 0-7 A
10.9.37 L 7-27 A
10.8.38 W 21-0 H
10.14.39 W 6-0 A
10.12.40 W 50-7 H
10.11.41 W 28-13 A
10.10.42 W 35-6 A
10.2.43 W 41-7 H
11.10.56 L 7-40 A
11.9.57 W 33-20 H
11.8.58 W 30-6 A
11.7.59 W 28-12 H
11.5.60 L 9-34 A
11.11.61 L 9-23 H
11.10.62 W 15-12 A
11.9.63 L 7-28 H
11.7.64 L 9-21 H
11.6.65 L 19-21 A
11.5.66 L 14-17 H
11.11.67 L 22-44 A
11.9.68 L 13-30 H
11.8.69 L 3-21 A
11.7.70 L 22-32 H
11.6.71 L 14-24 A
11.11.72 W 48-30 H
11.20.73 L 21-24 A
11.9.74 L 12-37 H
11.8.75 L 14-24 A
10.23.76 L 7-21 H
Penn vs. Yale
10.22.77 L 21-27 A
10.28.78 T 17-17 H
10.27.79 L 6-24 A
10.25.80 L 0-8 H
10.24.81 L 3-24 A
10.23.82 W 27-14 H
10.22.83 W 17-0 A
10.27.84 W 34-21 H
10.26.85 W 23-7 A
10.25.86 W 24-6 H
10.24.87 L 22-28 A
10.22.88 W 10-3 H
10.28.89 L 22-23 A
10.27.90 L 10-27 H
11.2.91 L 12-31 A
10.31.92 W 13-10 H
10.30.93 W 48-7 A
10.29.94 W 14-6 H
10.28.95 W 16-6 A
11.2.96 W 20-3 H
11.1.97 W 26-7* A
10.31.98 W 34-21 H
10.30.99 L 19-23 A
11.21.2000 L 24-27 A
10.20.01 W 21-3 H
10.26.02 W 41-20 A
10.25.03 W 34-31 (OT) H
10.23.04 W 17-7 A
10.22.05 W 38-21 H
10.21.06 L 14-17 (OT) A
10.20.07 L 20-26 (3OT) H
10.25.08 W 9-7 A
10.24.09 W 9-0 H
10.23.10 W 27-20 A
10.22.11 W 37-25 H
10.20.12 L 13-27 A
10.26.13 W 28-17 H
10.25.14 L 21-43 A
10.23.15 W 34-20 H
10.21.16 W 42-7 A
10.21.17 L 19-24 H
10.19.18 L 10-23 H
10.26.19 L 41-46 A
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
Series Records
First at Franklin Field: 1935
First at Yale Bowl: 1925
Streaks
Current: Yale, 3
Last 10 Games: Tied, 5-5
Longest Streaks
Penn Win Streak: 7 (1992-1998)
Yale Win Streak: 11 (1879-1893)
Penn’s Venue Records
at Franklin Field: 21-13-1
at Yale Bowl: 15-23*
Coaching Records
Ray Priore.......................................2-3
Tony Reno..................................... 5-3
Most Points
Penn
In Philadelphia.....50 (10/12/1940)
In New Haven.....48 (10/30/1993)
Yale
In Philadelphia.......53 (11/14/1885)
In New Haven........ 75 (11/13/1886)
Winning Margin
Penn
In Philadelphia.....43 (10/12/1940)
In New Haven......41 (10/30/1993)
Yale
In Philadelphia.... 50 (10/29/1887)
In New Haven........ 75 (11/13/1886)
* = Includes a 1997 Penn forfeit due
to use of an ineligible player. Only
reflected in Ivy League records, not
recognized by the NCAA.
Scoring from 1876-1882:
The score was kept as goals and
touchdowns.
In 1882, the third column is safeties.
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 All-Time Year-by-Year
Key and Notes
^ Thanksgiving Game
PMC - Pennsylvania Military Academy
* - Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia
AP - Associated Press
TSN - The Sports Network Media Poll
AFCA - American Football Coaches Association
poll
Scoring from 1876-1882: The score is listed as
goals followed by touchdowns. In 1882, the third
column is safeties.
1876 1-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
11.1 Princeton L 0/0 6/0
11.17 All-Philadelphia W 4/0 0/0
11.25 at Princeton L 0/0 6/0
1878 1-2-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.19 at Princeton L 0/0 2/4
11.2 Swarthmore W 9/16 0/0
11.9 Princeton L 1/0 2/5
11.16 Columbia T 0/0 0/0
1879 2-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.18 at Princeton L 0/0 6/4
11.1 Yale (@ Hoboken) L 0/0 3/3
11.8 Columbia W 0/1 0/0
11.15 Widener (PMC) W 7/1 0/0
1880 2-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.23 Crescent A.C. W 5/6 0/1
10.30 at Princeton L 0/0 0/1
11.6 Stevens Tech W 3/5 0/0
11.17 Yale (@ NYC) L 0/0 8/1
1881 0-5
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.29 Princeton L 0/0 2/2
11.2 Harvard (@ NYC) L 0/0 2/2
11.5 at Princeton L 0/0 5/6
11.19 Rutgers L 1/0 1/2
11.26 Columbia L 0/0 2/0
1882 2-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.14 Crescent A.C. W 5/7/0 0/0/3
10.28 at Princeton L 0/0/0 9/3/0
11.4 Rutgers L 0/1/0 0/3/1
11.1 Princeton L 0/0/0 10/4/0
11.18 Rutgers L 0/2/0 1/2/1
11.25 Lafayette W 1/3/0 0/0/2
1883 6-2-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.13 at Harvard L 0 4
10.20 Johns Hopkins W 26 6
10.27 Lafayette W 44 4
11.3 at Princeton L 6 40
11.10 Johns Hopkins W 30 0
11.14 Columbia W 35 1
11.17 Rutgers W 18 0
11.24 Graduates W 38 7
11.27 Stevens Tech T 6 6
1884 5-1-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.22 at Harvard W 4 0
10.25 Princeton L 0 31
11.1 Lafayette W 21 0
11.8 Stevens Tech W 30 0
11.15 Johns Hopkins W 33 0
11.20 Graduates T 16 16
11.27 Wesleyan ^ W 14 12
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3 Seasons
23-19-1 (.547)
1885 8-5
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.7 Graduates W 42 0
10.10 Lehigh W 54 0
10.14 Swarthmore W 68 6
10.17 Graduates W 6 5
10.24 Princeton L 0 57
10.28 Lafayette W 54 10
10.31 at Princeton L 10 70
11.4 at Lafayette W 30 22
11.7 Wesleyan (@ NYC) L 18 25
11.14 Yale L 5 53
11.18 Lehigh W 35 0
11.21 Stevens Tech W 22 9
11.26 Princeton ^ L 10 76
1886 9-7-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.30 Falls of Schuylkill W 64 0
10.2 Tioga W 18 0
10.9 Lehigh W 26 4
10.13 Graduates W 4 0
10.16 Princeton L 0 30
10.18 All-Philadelphia T 6 6
10.20 at Lafayette L 0 12
10.23 at Princeton L 9 55
10.27 Wesleyan W 14 0
10.30 Lafayette W 20 10
11.3 Haverford W 16 4
11.6 Princeton L 6 28
11.10 Rutgers W 65 0
11.13 at Yale L 0 75
11.15 Vineland W 96 6
11.18 at Lehigh L 0 28
11.25 Harvard ^ L 0 28
1887 6-7
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.8 Graduates W 14 6
10.12 Tioga W 46 0
10.15 Graduates W 18 0
10.19 Princeton L 0 57
10.22 at Princeton L 0 42
10.29 Yale L 0 50
11.2 Rutgers W 13 10
11.5 Princeton L 0 96
11.9 Haverford W 36 0
11.12 Lehigh W 6 4
11.16 Lafayette L 0 20
11.19 at Harvard L 0 46
11.24 Wesleyan^ (@ NYC) L 4 10
E.O. Wagenhurst
4 Seasons
38-18 (.679)
1888 9-7
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.3 All-Philadelphia W 20 6
10.6 Stevens Tech W 48 0
10.10 at Princeton L 0 63
10.13 Yale L 0 34
10.17 at Swarthmore W 44 6
10.20 at Princeton L 0 38
10.24 Tioga W 12 4
10.27 at Lehigh W 36 0
11.3 at Yale L 0 54
11.7 Lafayette L 6 12
11.10 Princeton L 0 4
11.19 Harvard L 0 48
11.21 at Lafayette W 50 0
11.27 Wesleyan (@ NYC) W 18 6
11.30 at Johns Hopkins W 24 10
12.1 at Navy W 20 9
1889 7-6
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.3 All-Philadelphia W 30 6
10.5 Swarthmore W 82 0
10.12 at Rutgers W 4 0
10.19 Lehigh W 6 4
10.26 Princeton L 4 72
10.30 Yale L 10 20
11.2 at Harvard L 0 35
11.6 at Lafayette L 8 10
11.9 at Columbia W 24 0
11.16 Rutgers W 14 0
11.20 at Lehigh L 0 8
11.23 Lafayette W 14 0
11.28 Wesleyan^ (@ NYC) L 2 10
1890 11-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.1 at Swarthmore W 10 0
10.4 Rutgers W 16 4
10.11 Penn State W 20 0
10.15 at Princeton L 0 18
10.18 Lehigh W 8 0
10.22 at Columbia W 18 0
10.25 Franklin & Marshall W 28 0
10.31 Virginia $ W 72 0
11.5 Schuylkill Navy AC W 34 10
11.8 at Princeton L 0 6
11.15 at Yale L 0 60
11.22 at Lehigh W 17 14
11.26 Wesleyan (@ NYC) W 16 10
12.13 Rutgers (@ MSG) W 13 10
$ = game played in Washington, D.C.
1891 11-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.3 All-Philadelphia W 4 0
10.8 Schuylkill Navy AC W 24 0
10.10 Haverford W 34 0
10.17 at Orange A.C. W 26 0
10.21 Rutgers W 32 6
10.24 at Lehigh W 42 0
10.28 Lafayette W 15 6
10.31 Trinity W 28 5
11.7 Princeton * L 0 24
11.14 Yale (@ NYC) L 0 48
11.18 at Lafayette W 12 10
11.21 Lehigh W 32 0
11.25 Wesleyan (@ NYC) W 18 10

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10 Seasons
124-15-2 (.887)
1892 15-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.28 at Swarthmore W 22 0
10.1 Penn State W 20 0
10.5 Haverford W 56 0
10.11 at Virginia W 32 0
10.12 at Navy W 16 0
10.15 at Crescent A.C. W 23 0
10.19 Dickinson W 78 0
10.21 Williams W 50 0
10.22 Franklin & Marshall W 34 0
10.26 at Lafayette W 8 6
10.29 Chicago A.C. W 12 10
11.5 Princeton * W 6 4
11.8 Lehigh W 4 0
11.12 Yale (@ NYC) L 0 28
11.16 Lafayette W 10 4
11.25 Wesleyan * W 34 0
1893 12-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.30 Franklin & Marshall W 48 0
10.4 Gettysburg W 74 0
10.7 Columbia A.C. W 30 0
10.9 at Columbia A.C. W 20 6
10.10 at Georgetown W 12 0
10.11 at Navy W 34 0
10.14 Volunteer A.C. W 34 0
10.18 at Lehigh W 32 6
10.21 at Crescent A.C. W 40 0
10.25 Penn State W 18 6
10.28 Lafayette W 82 0
11.4 Princeton * L 0 4
11.11 Yale (@ NYC) L 6 14
11.18 Cornell * W 50 0
11.30 at Harvard ^ L 4 26
1894 12-0
National Champions
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.3 at F&M W 34 0
10.6 Swarthmore W 66 0
10.10 Crescent A.C. W 22 0
10.13 Georgetown W 46 0
10.17 Lehigh W 30 0
10.20 at Crescent A.C. W 80 10
10.26 Virginia $ W 14 6
10.27 at Navy W 12 0
10.31 Lafayette W 26 0
11.10 Princeton (@ Trenton) W 12 0
11.17 Cornell W 6 0
11.29 Harvard ^ W 18 4
$ = game played in Washington, D.C.
1895 14-0
National Champions
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.1 Swarthmore W 40 0
10.2 Bucknell W 40 0
10.5 Franklin & Marshall W 42 0
10.9 at Crescent A.C. W 32 0
10.14 Lehigh W 54 0
10.16 Carlisle W 36 0
10.19 Virginia W 54 0
10.23 at Duquesne A.C. W 30 0
10.26 Lafayette W 30 0
10.30 Brown W 12 0
11.1 Chicago A.C. W 12 4
11.9 Penn State W 35 4
11.23 at Harvard W 17 14
11.28 Cornell ^ W 46 2
All-Time Year-by-Year
1896 14-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.26 at Franklin &Marshall W 24 0
9.30 Gettysburg W 32 0
10.3 Bucknell W 40 0
10.7 at Navy W 8 0
10.10 Dartmouth W 16 0
10.14 Virginia W 20 0
10.17 Lehigh W 34 0
10.21 Amherst W 14 0
10.24 Lafayette L 4 6
10.28 Brown W 16 0
11.3 Dickinson W 30 2
11.7 Carlisle W 21 0
11.14 Penn State W 27 0
11.21 Harvard W 8 6
11.26 Cornell ^ W 32 10
1897 15-0
National Champions
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.18 Lafayette W 46 0
9.22 at Bucknell W 17 0
9.25 Franklin & Marshall W 33 0
9.29 Washington & Jefferson W 18 4
10.2 Bucknell W 33 0
10.6 Gettysburg W 57 0
10.9 Lehigh W 58 0
10.13 Virginia W 42 0
10.16 Dartmouth W 14 0
10.20 Penn State W 24 0
10.30 at Brown W 40 0
11.6 Carlisle W 20 10
11.13 Wesleyan W 22 0
11.20 Harvard W 15 6
11.25 Cornell ^ W 4 0
1898 12-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.24 Franklin & Marshall W 41 0
9.28 Gettysburg W 50 0
10.1 Penn State W 40 0
10.5 Mansfield W 50 0
10.8 Brown W 18 0
10.12 Virginia W 34 0
10.15 Lehigh W 40 0
10.19 Wesleyan W 17 0
10.22 Lafayette W 32 0
10.29 Chicago W 23 11
11.5 at Harvard L 0 10
11.12 Carlisle W 35 5
11.24 Cornell ^ W 12 6
1899 8-3-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.27 Franklin & Marshall W 48 0
9.30 Lehigh W 20 0
10.4 Bucknell W 47 10
10.7 at Brown T 6 6
10.11 Virginia W 33 6
10.14 Carlisle L 5 16
10.18 Wesleyan W 17 6
10.21 Lafayette L 0 6
10.28 at Chicago T 5 5
11.4 Harvard L 0 16
11.11 Michigan W 11 10
11.17 Penn State W 47 0
11.30 Cornell ^ W 29 0
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
1900 12-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.29 Lehigh W 27 6
10.3 Franklin & Marshall W 47 0
10.6 Haverford W 38 0
10.10 Dickinson W 35 0
10.13 Brown W 12 0
10.17 Penn State W 17 6
10.20 Columbia W 30 0
10.27 Chicago W 41 0
11.3 at Harvard L 5 17
11.10 Lafayette W 12 5
11.17 Carlisle W 16 6
11.21 at Navy W 28 6
11.29 Cornell ^ W 27 0
1901 10-5
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.28 Lehigh W 28 0
10.2 Franklin & Marshall W 6 0
10.5 Penn State W 23 6

10.9 Swarthmore W 28 0
10.12 Brown W 26 0
10.16 Virginia W 20 5
10.19 Bucknell W 6 0
10.21 at Navy L 5 6
10.23 Gettysburg W 22 0
10.26 at Chicago W 11 0
11.2 at Columbia L 0 10
11.9 Harvard L 6 33
11.16 Carlisle W 16 14
11.20 at Army L 0 24
11.28 Cornell ^ L 6 23
Carl Williams
6 Seasons
60-10-4 (.838)
1902 9-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.27 Lehigh W 12 0
10.1 Franklin & Marshall W 16 0
10.4 Penn State W 17 0
10.8 Haverford W 18 5
10.11 Swarthmore W 11 6
10.15 Gettysburg W 36 0
10.18 Brown L 6 15
10.22 at Navy L 6 10
10.25 Bucknell W 6 5
11.1 Columbia W 17 0
11.8 at Harvard L 0 11
11.15 Carlisle L 0 5
11.27 Cornell ^ W 12 11
1903 9-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.26 Dickinson W 27 0
9.30 Franklin & Marshall W 17 0
10.3 Lehigh W 16 0
10.7 Haverford W 58 0
10.10 Penn State W 39 0
10.14 Gettysburg W 72 0
10.17 Brown W 30 0
10.24 at Columbia L 6 18
10.31 Bucknell W 47 6
11.7 Harvard L 10 17
11.14 Carlisle L 6 16
11.26 Cornell ^ W 42 0
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1904 12-0
National Champions
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.24 Penn State W 6 0
9.28 Swarthmore W 6 4
10.1 Virginia W 24 0
10.5 Franklin & Marshall W 34 0
10.8 Lehigh W 24 0
10.12 Gettysburg W 21 0
10.15 Brown W 6 0
10.22 Columbia W 16 0
10.29 at Harvard W 11 0
11.5 Lafayette W 22 0
11.12 Carlisle W 18 0
11.24 Cornell ^ W 34 0
1905 12-0-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.30 Lehigh W 35 0
10.4 Gettysburg W 16 6
10.7 Swarthmore W 11 4
10.11 Franklin & Marshall W 38 0
10.14 North Carolina W 17 0
10.18 Ursinus W 39 0
10.21 Brown W 8 6
10.28 Carlisle W 6 0
11.4 Lafayette T 6 6
11.11 Harvard W 12 6
11.18 Villanova W 42 0
11.25 at Columbia W 23 0
11.30 Cornell ^ W 6 5
1906 7-2-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.29 Lehigh W 32 6
10.3 Gettysburg T 6 6
10.6 North Carolina W 11 0
10.10 Franklin & Marshall W 47 6
10.13 Swarthmore L 0 4
10.17 Medico Chirurigical W 31 0
10.20 Brown W 14 0
10.27 Carlisle L 6 24
11.10 Lafayette T 0 0
11.17 Michigan W 17 0
11.24 Villanova W 22 12
11.29 Cornell ^ T 0 0
1907 11-1
National Champions
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.28 North Carolina W 37 0
10.2 Villanova W 16 0
10.5 Bucknell W 29 2
10.9 Franklin & Marshall W 57 0
10.12 Swarthmore W 16 8
10.16 Gettysburg W 23 0
10.19 Brown W 11 0
10.26 Carlisle L 6 26
11.2 Lafayette W 15 0
11.9 Penn State W 28 0
11.16 at Michigan W 6 0
11.28 Cornell ^ W 12 4
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Sol Metzger
1 Season
11-0-1 (.958)
1908 11-0-1
National Champions
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.26 West Virginia W 6 0
9.30 Ursinus W 30 0
10.3 Bucknell W 16 0
10.7 Villanova W 11 0
10.10 Penn State W 6 0
10.14 Gettysburg W 23 4
10.17 Brown W 12 0
10.24 Carlisle T 6 6
10.31 at Carnegie Tech W 25 10
11.7 Lafayette W 34 4
11.14 at Michigan W 29 0
11.26 Cornell ^ W 17 4
Andrew Smith
4 Seasons
30-10-3 (.733)
1909 7-1-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.25 Gettysburg W 20 0
9.29 Ursinus W 22 0
10.2 Dickinson W 18 0
10.9 West Virginia W 12 0
10.16 Brown W 13 5
10.23 Penn State T 3 3
10.30 Carlisle W 29 6
11.6 Lafayette T 6 6
11.13 Michigan L 6 12
11.25 Cornell ^ W 17 6
1910 9-1-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.24 Ursinus L 5 8
9.28 Dickinson W 18 0
10.1 Gettysburg W 29 0
10.5 Franklin & Marshall W 17 0
10.8 West Virginia W 38 0
10.15 at Brown W 20 0
10.22 Penn State W 10 0
10.29 Carlisle W 17 5
11.5 Lafayette W 18 0
11.12 Michigan T 0 0
11.24 Cornell ^ W 12 6
1911 7-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.30 Gettysburg W 5 3
10.4 Franklin & Marshall W 14 0
10.7 Ursinus W 9 0
10.11 Dickinson W 22 10
10.14 Villanova W 22 0
10.21 Brown L 0 6
10.28 Penn State L 6 22
11.4 Carlisle L 0 16
11.11 Lafayette W 23 6
11.18 at Michigan L 9 11
11.30 Cornell ^ W 21 9
1912 7-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.28 Gettysburg W 25 0
10.2 Franklin & Marshall W 35 0
10.5 Dickinson W 16 0
10.9 Ursinus W 34 0
10.12 Swarthmore L 3 6
10.19 at Brown L 7 30
10.26 Lafayette L 3 7
11.2 Penn State L 0 14
11.9 Michigan W 27 21
11.16 Carlisle W 34 26
11.28 Cornell ^ W 7 2
George Brooke
3 Seasons
13-12-4 (.517)
1913 6-3-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.27 Gettysburg W 53 0
10.1 Franklin & Marshall W 13 6
10.4 Lafayette W 10 0
10.11 Swarthmore W 20 0
10.18 Brown W 23 0
10.25 Carlisle T 7 7
11.1 Penn State W 17 0
11.8 Dartmouth L 21 34
11.15 at Michigan L 0 13
11.27 Cornell ^ L 0 21
1914 4-4-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.26 Gettysburg W 14 0
10.3 Franklin & Marshall L 0 10
10.10 Lafayette
10.17 Navy
T
W
0 0
13 6
10.24 Carlisle W 7 0
10.31 Swarthmore W 40 6
11.7 at Michigan L 3 34
11.14 Dartmouth L 0 41
11.26 Cornell ^ L 12 24
1915 3-5-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.25 West Virginia W 7 0
9.29 Albright W 63 0
10.2 Franklin & Marshall W 10 6
10.9 Penn State L 3 13
10.16 at Navy T 7 7
10.23 Pittsburgh L 7 14
10.30 Lafayette L 0 17
11.6 Dartmouth* L 3 7
11.13 Michigan T 0 0
11.25 Cornell ^ L 9 24
* = game played in Fenway Park
Bob Folwell
4 Seasons
27-10-2 (.692)
1916 7-3-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.30 West Virginia W 3 0
10.7 Franklin & Marshall W 27 0
10.14 Swarthmore L 0 6
10.21 Penn State W 15 0
10.28 at Pittsburgh L 0 20
11.4 Lafayette W 19 0
11.11 Dartmouth T 7 7
11/18 at Michigan W 10 7
11.25 W.Virginia Wesleyan W 16 0
11.30 Cornell ^ W 23 3
1.1.17 Oregon (Rose Bowl) L 0 14
1917 9-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.3 Albright W 73 10
10.6 at Georgia Tech L 0 41
10.13 Swarthmore W 10 0
10.20 Bucknell W 20 6
10.27 Pittsburgh L 6 14
11.3 Lafayette W 27 0
11.6 Widener (PMC) W 23 0
11.10 Dartmouth* W 7 0
11.17 Michigan W 16 0
11.24 Carlisle W 26 0
11.29 Cornell ^ W 37 0
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1918 5-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.19 USS Minnesota W 27 0
10.26 Naval Yard L 0 7
11.3 Swarthmore L 12 20
11.7 St. Joseph’s W 12 0
11.10 Lafayette W 34 0
11.17 at Pittsburgh L 0 37
11.24 Swarthmore W 13 7
11.28 Dartmouth ^ W 21 0
1919 6-2-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.27 Bucknell
10.4 Widener (PMC)
W
W
16 0
54 0
10.11 Delaware W 89 0
10.18 Swarthmore W 55 7
10.25 Lafayette W 23 0
11.1 Penn State L 0 10
11.8 Dartmouth (@ NYC) L 19 20
11.15 Pittsburgh T 3 3
11.27 Cornell ^ W 24 0
John Heisman
3 Seasons
16-10-2 (.607)
1920 6-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.25 Delaware
10.2 Bucknell
W
W
35 0
7 0
10.9 Swarthmore W 21 0
10.16 Lafayette W 7 0
10.23 VMI L 7 27
10.30 Penn State L 7 28
11.6 Pittsburgh L 21 27
11.13 Dartmouth L 7 44
11.20 at Columbia W 27 7
11.25 Cornell ^ W 28 0
1921 4-3-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.24 Delaware W 89 0
10.1 Franklin & Marshall W 20 0
10.8 Gettysburg W 7 0
10.15 Swarthmore T 7 7
10.22 VMI W 21 7
10.29 Pittsburgh L 0 28
11.5 Lafayette L 6 38
11.12 at Dartmouth T 14 14
11.24 Cornell ^ L 0 41
1922 6-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.30 Franklin & Marshall W 14 0
10.7 Sewanee W 27 0
10.14 Maryland W 12 0
10.21 Swarthmore W 14 6
10.28 Navy W 13 7
11.4 Alabama L 7 9
11.11 Pittsburgh L 6 7
11.18 Penn State W 7 6
11.30 Cornell ^ L 0 9
All-Time Year-by-Year
Louis Young
7 Seasons
49-15-2 (.758)
1923 5-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.29 Franklin & Marshall W 20 0
10.6 Maryland L 0 3
10.13 Swarthmore W 13 10
10.20 Columbia W 19 7
10.27 Centre W 24 0
11.3 Pittsburgh W 6 0
11.10 Lafayette L 6 8
11.17 Penn State L 0 21
11.29 Cornell ^ L 7 14
1924 9-1-1
National Champions
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.27 Ursinus W 34 0
10.1 Drexel W 52 0
10.4 Franklin & Marshall W 26 0
10.11 Swarthmore W 25 7
10.18 Columbia W 10 7
10.25 Virginia W 27 0
11.1 Lafayette W 6 3
11.8 Georgetown W 3 0
11.15 Penn State T 0 0
11.27 Cornell ^ W 20 0
11.25 California L 0 14
1925 7-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.26 Ursinus W 32 0
10.3 Swarthmore W 26 13
10.10 at Brown W 9 0
10.17 at Yale W 16 13
10.24 Chicago W 7 0
10.31 Illinois L 2 24
11.7 Haverford W 66 0
1114 Pittsburgh L 0 14
11.26 Cornell ^ W 7 0
1926 7-1-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.25 Franklin & Marshall W 41 0
10.2 Johns Hopkins W 40 7
10.9 Swarthmore W 44 0
10.16 Chicago W 27 0
10.23 Williams W 36 0
10.30 at Illinois L 0 3
11.6 Penn State W 3 0
11.13 Columbia W 3 0
11.25 Cornell ^ T 10 10
1927 6-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.24 Franklin & Marshall W 8 0
10.1 Swarthmore W 33 0
10.8 Brown W 14 6
10.15 Penn State L 0 20
10.22 at Chicago L 7 13
10.29 Navy L 6 12
11.5 Harvard W 24 0
11.12 Columbia W 27 0
11.24 Cornell ^ W 35 0
12.31 at California L 13 27
1928 8-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.29 Ursinus W 34 0
10.6 Franklin & Marshall W 46 0
10.13 Swarthmore W 67 0
10.20 Penn State W 14 0
10.27 Navy L 0 6
11.3 at Chicago W 20 13
11.10 at Harvard W 7 0
11.17 Columbia W 34 7
11.29 Cornell ^ W 49 0
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
1929 7-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
9.28 Franklin & Marshall W 14 7
10.5 Swarthmore W 20 6
10.12 Virginia Tech W 14 8
10.19 California L 7 12
10.26 Lehigh W 10 7
11.2 Navy W 7 2
11.9 Penn State L 7 19
11.16 at Columbia W 20 0
11.28 Cornell ^ W 17 7
Ludlow Wray
1 Season
5-4 (.555)
1930 5-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.4 Swarthmore W 63 0
10.11 Virginia W 40 6
10.18 at Wisconsin L 0 27
10.25 Lehigh W 40 0
11.1 Kansas W 21 6
11.8 Notre Dame L 20 60
11.15 Georgia Tech W 34 7
11.27 Cornell ^ L 7 13
12.6 Navy L 0 26
Harvey Harman
7 Seasons
31-23-2 (.571)
1931 6-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.3 Swarthmore W 32 7
10.10 Franklin & Marshall W 14 0
10.17 Lehigh W 32 0
10.24 Wisconsin W 27 13
10.31 Lafayette W 3 0
11.7 at Notre Dame L 0 49
11.14 Georgia Tech W 13 12
11.26 Cornell ^ L 0 7
12.5 Navy L 0 6
1932 6-2
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.1 Franklin & Marshall W 38 0
10.8 Swarthmore W 54 0
10.15 Dartmouth W 14 7
10.22 Lehigh W 33 6
10.29 Navy W 14 0
11.5 Pittsburgh L 12 19
11.12 at Ohio State L 0 19
11.24 Cornell ^ W 13 7
1933 2-4-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.14 Franklin & Marshall W 9 0
10.21 Dartmouth L 7 14
10.28 Navy L 0 13
11.4 Lafayette W 16 7
11.11 Ohio State L 7 20
11.18 Penn State T 6 6
11.30 Cornell ^ L 12 20
1934 4-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.6 Ursinus L 6 7
10.13 at Yale L 6 14
10.20 Rutgers W 27 19
10.27 Navy L 0 17
11.3 Lafayette W 41 0
11.10 Penn State W 3 0
11.17 Columbia L 12 13
11.29 Cornell ^ W 23 13
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1935 4-4
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.5 at Princeton L 6 7
10.12 Yale L 20 31
10.19 Columbia W 34 0
10.26 Lafayette W 67 0
11.2 at Michigan L 6 16
11.9 Navy L 0 13
11.16 Penn State W 33 6
11.28 Cornell ^ W 33 7
1936 7-1
Final Ranking: AP - 10
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.3 Lafayette W 35 0
10.10 at Yale L 0 7
10.17 Princeton W 7 0
10.24 Brown W 48 6
10.31 Navy W 16 6
11.7 Michigan W 27 7
11.14 Penn State W 19 12
11.26 Cornell ^ W 14 6
1937 2-5-1
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.2 Maryland W 28 21
10.9 at Yale L 7 27
10.16 at Columbia L 6 26
10.23 Georgetown T 0 0
10.30 Navy W 14 7
11.6 Penn State L 0 7
11.13 Michigan L 0 7
11.25 Cornell ^ L 20 34
George Munger
16 Seasons
82-42-10 (.649)
1938 3-2-3
Date Opponent W/L P O
10.1 Lafayette W 34 6
10.8 Yale W 23 0
10.15 at Princeton L 0 13
10.22 Columbia W 14 13
10.29 Navy T 0 0
11.5 at Michigan L 13 19
11.12 Penn State T 7 7
11.24 Cornell ^ T 0 0
1939 4-4
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
10.7 Lafayette W 6 0
10.14 at Yale W 6 0
10.21 at Harvard W 22 7
10.28 North Carolina 16 L 6 30
11.4 Navy W 13 6
11.11 Penn State L 0 10
11.18 Michigan L 17 19
11.25 #3 Cornell L 0 26
1940 6-1-1
Final Ranking: AP - 14
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
10.5 Maryland W 51 0
10.12 Yale W 50 7
10.19 Princeton 9 W 46 28
10.26 at #3 Michigan 8 L 0 14
11.2 #14 Navy 15 W 20 0
11.9 Harvard 15 T 10 10
11.16 Army W 48 0
11.23 #5 Cornell 12 W 22 20
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1941 7-1
Final Ranking: AP - 15
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
10.4 Harvard W 19 0
10.11 at Yale W 28 13
10.18 at Princeton 11 W 23 0
10.25 Maryland 12 W 55 6
11.1 #11 Navy 8 L 6 13
11.8 Columbia 19 W 19 16
11.15 #19 Army 14 W 14 7
11.22 Cornell 13 W 16 0
1942 5-3-1
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.26 Georgia Naval L 6 14
10.3 at Harvard W 19 7
10.10 at Yale W 35 6
10.17 Princeton 8 T 6 6
10.24 Columbia 17 W 42 12
10.31 #8 Army 14 W 19 0
11.7 Navy 9 L 0 7
11.14 Penn State 17 L 7 13
11.26 Cornell ^ W 34 7
1943 6-2-1
Final Ranking: AP - 20
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.25 Princeton W 47 9
10.2 Yale W 41 7
10.9 #14 Dartmouth 6 W 7 6
10.16 Lakehurst 4 W 74 6
10.23 at Columbia 5 W 33 0
10.30 #2 Army 6 T 13 13
11.6 #7 Navy 5 L 7 24
11.13 North Carolina 10 L 6 9
11.25 Cornell ^ 18 W 20 14
1944 5-3
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.30 Duke W 18 7
10.7 Dartmouth W 20 6
10.14 William & Mary 9 W 46 0
10.28 #12 Navy 7 L 0 26
11.4 #10 Michigan L 19 41
11.11 Columbia W 35 7
11.18 #1 Army L 7 62
11.25 Cornell W 20 0
1945 6-2
Final Ranking: AP - 10
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.29 Brown W 50 0
10.6 Dartmouth W 12 0
10.13 North Carolina 11 W 49 0
10.27 #3 Navy 7 L 7 14
11.3 Princeton 7 W 28 0
11.10 #10 Columbia 9 W 32 7
11.17 #1 Army 6 L 0 61
11.24 Cornell 11 W 59 6
1946 6-2
Final Ranking: AP - 13
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
10.5 Lafayette W 66 0
10.12 Dartmouth 7 W 39 6
10.19 Virginia 6 W 40 0
10.26 Navy 6 W 32 19
11.2 Princeton 3 L 14 17
11.9 at Columbia 9 W 41 16
11.16 #1 Army 5 L 7 34
11.28 Cornell ^ 13 W 26 20
1947 7-0-1
Final Ranking: AP - 7
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
10.4 Lafayette W 59 0
10.11 at Dartmouth 7 W 32 0
10.18 Columbia 8 W 34 14
10.25 Navy 8 W 21 0
11.1 at Princeton 4 W 26 7
11.8 #10 Virginia 4 W 19 7
11.15 #13 Army 3 T 7 7
11.27 Cornell ^ 6 W 21 0
1948 5-3
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
10.2 Dartmouth W 26 13
10.9 Princeton 12 W 29 7
10.16 at Columbia 8 W 20 14
10.23 Navy 7 W 20 14
10.30 Washington & Lee 7 W 40 7
11.6 #14 Penn State 7 L 0 13
11.13 #3 Army 17 L 20 26
11.25 #19 Cornell ^ 16 L 14 23
1949 4-4
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
10.1 Dartmouth W 21 0
10.8 at Princeton 20 W 14 13
10.15 Columbia W 27 7
10.22 Navy 14 W 28 7
10.29 Pittsburgh 9 L 21 22
11.5 #19 Virginia 20 L 14 26
11.12 #2 Army L 13 14
11.24 #20 Cornell ^ L 21 29
1950 6-3
Date Opponent
9.30 Virginia
Rank W/L P O
W 21 7
10.7 at #9 California 20 L 7 14
10.14 Dartmouth W 42 26
10.21 at Columbia W 34 0
10.28 Navy W 30 7
11.4 #2 Army 15 L 13 28
11.11 Brown W 50 0
11.18 #15 Wisconsin 20 W 20 0
11.25 Cornell 13 L 6 13
1951 5-4
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.29 California L 0 35
10.6 Dartmouth W 39 14
10.13 #13 Princeton L 7 13
10.20 Columbia W 28 13
10.27 Navy W 14 0
11.3 William & Mary L 12 20
11.10 at #9 Wisconsin L 7 16
11.17 Army W 7 6
11.24 Cornell W 7 0
1952 4-3-2
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.27 #10 Notre Dame 12 T 7 7
10.4 Dartmouth W 7 0
10.11 at #10 Princeton W 13 7
10.18 at Columbia 14 W 27 17
10.25 Navy 11 T 7 7
11.1 Penn State 17 L 7 14
11.8 Georgia L 27 34
11.15 Army L 13 14
11.27 Cornell ^ W 14 7
1953 3-5-1
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.26 Vanderbilt W 13 7
10.3 Penn State W 13 7
10.10 California 20 L 0 40
10.17 #17 Ohio State L 6 12
10.24 #10 Navy W 9 6
10.31 at #16 Michigan L 14 24
11.7 #1 Notre Dame L 20 28
11.14 Army L 14 21
11.26 Cornell ^ T 7 7

Steve Sebo
6 Seasons
18-35-1 (.343)
1954 0-9
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.25 #19 Duke L 0 52
10.2 William & Mary L 7 27
10.9 at Princeton L 7 13
10.16 George Washington L 27 32
10.23 Navy L 6 52
10.30 Penn State L 13 35
11.6 #5 Notre Dame L 7 42
11.13 #6 Army L 0 35
11.25 Cornell ^ L 6 20
1955 0-9
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.24 Virginia Tech L 0 33
10.1 at California L 7 27
10.8 Princeton L 0 7
10.15 George Washington L 6 25
10.22 #4 Navy L 0 33
10.29 Penn State L 0 20
11.5 #6 Notre Dame L 14 46
11.12 Army L 0 40
11.24 Cornell ^ L 7 39
1956 4-5/4-3 Ivy (T-3rd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.29 Penn State L 0 34
10.6 Dartmouth W 14 7
10.13 Princeton L 0 34
10.20 Brown W 14 7
10.27 Navy L 6 54
11.3 at Harvard W 28 14
11.10 at Yale L 7 40
11.17 Columbia W 20 6
11.22 Cornell ^ L 7 20
1957 3-6/3-4 (T-4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.28 #19 Penn State L 14 19
10.5 Dartmouth L 3 6
10.12 at Princeton L 9 13
10.19 at Brown L 7 20
10.26 #16 Navy L 7 35
11.2 Harvard L 6 13
11.9 Yale W 33 20
11.16 at Columbia W 28 6
11.28 Cornell ^ W 14 6
1958 4-5/4-3 (T-4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.27 Penn State L 0 43
10.4 at Dartmouth L 12 13
10.11 Princeton L 14 20
10.18 Brown W 21 20
10.25 #18 Navy L 8 50
11.1 at Harvard W 19 6
11.8 at Yale W 30 6
11.15 Columbia W 42 0
11.27 Cornell ^ L 7 19
1959 7-1-1/6-1 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.26 Lafayette W 26 0
10.3 Dartmouth W 13 0
10.10 at Princeton W 18 0
10.17 Brown W 36 9
10.24 Navy T 22 22
10.31 Harvard L 0 12
11.7 Yale W 28 12
11.14 at Columbia W 24 6
11.26 Cornell ^ W 28 13
All-Time Year-by-Year
John Stiegman
5 Seasons
12-33 (.267)
1960 3-6/2-5 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.24 Lafayette W 35 14
10.1 at Dartmouth L 0 15
10.8 Princeton L 0 21
10.15 Brown W 36 7
10.22 #4 Navy L 0 27
10.29 at Harvard L 0 8
11.5 at Yale L 9 34
11.12 Columbia L 6 16
11.24 Cornell ^ W 18 7
1961 2-7/1-6 (7th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.30 Lafayette W 14 7
10.7 Dartmouth L 0 30
10.14 at Princeton L 3 9
10.21 Brown W 7 0
10.28 Rutgers L 6 20
11.4 Harvard L 6 37
11.11 Yale L 0 23
11.18 at Columbia L 6 37
11.25 Cornell L 0 31
1962 3-6/2-5 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.29 Lafayette W 13 11
10.6 at Dartmouth L 0 17
10.13 Princeton L 8 21
10.20 Brown W 18 15
10.27 Rutgers L 7 12
11.3 at Harvard L 0 36
11.10 at Yale W 15 12
11.17 Columbia L 7 21
11.24 Cornell L 22 29
1963 3-6/1-6 (8th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.28 Lafayette W 47 0
10.5 Dartmouth L 0 28
10.12 at Princeton L 0 34
10.19 at Brown L 13 41
10.26 Rutgers W 7 6
11.2 Harvard W 7 2
11.9 Yale L 7 28
11.16 at Columbia L 8 33
11.28 Cornell ^ L 8 17
1964 1-8/0-7 (8th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.26 Lehigh W 13 6
10.3 at Brown L 0 3
10.10 at Cornell L 0 33
10.17 Rutgers L 7 10
10.24 Princeton L 0 55
10.31 at Harvard L 0 34
11.7 Yale L 9 21
11.14 at Columbia L 12 33
11.21 Dartmouth L 7 27
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
Bob Odell
6 Seasons
24-29-1 (.454)
1965 4-4-1/2-4-1 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.25 Lehigh W 20 14
10.2 Brown W 7 0
10.9 at Dartmouth L 19 24
10.16 Bucknell W 16 13
10.23 at Princeton L 0 51
10.30 Harvard T 10 10
11.6 at Yale L 19 21
11.13 Columbia W 31 21
11.25 Cornell ^ L 14 38
1966 2-7/1-6 (7th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.24 Lehigh W 38 28
10.1 at Brown W 20 0
10.8 at Cornell L 28 45
10.15 Bucknell L 21 28
10.22 Princeton L 13 30
10.29 at Harvard L 7 27
11.5 Yale L 14 17
11.12 at Columbia L 14 22
11.19 Dartmouth L 21 40
1967 3-6/2-5 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.30 Lehigh W 35 23
10.7 Brown W 28 7
10.14 at Dartmouth L 0 23
10.21 Bucknell L 27 28
10.28 at Princeton L 14 28
11.4 Harvard L 7 45
11.11 at Yale L 22 44
11.18 Columbia W 26 6
11.25 Cornell L 14 33
1968 7-2/5-2 (3rd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.28 Bucknell W 27 10
10.5 at Brown W 17 13
10.12 at Cornell W 10 8
10.19 Lehigh W 34 0
10.26 Princeton W 19 14
11.2 at Harvard L 6 28
11.9 Yale L 13 30
11.16 Columbia W 13 7
11.23 Dartmouth W 26 21
1969 4-5/2-5 (T-5th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.27 Bucknell W 28 17
10.4 Brown W 23 2
10.11 at Dartmouth L 0 41
10.18 Lehigh W 13 7
10.25 at Princeton L 0 42
11.1 Harvard L 6 20
11.8 at Yale L 3 21
11.15 at Columbia W 17 7
11.22 Cornell L 14 28
1970 4-5/2-5 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.26 Lehigh W 24 0
10.3 at Brown W 17 9
10.10 at Cornell L 31 32
10.17 Lafayette W 31 20
10.24 Princeton L 16 22
10.31 at Harvard L 23 38
11.7 Yale L 22 32
11.14 Columbia W 21 14
11.21 #16 Dartmouth L 0 28
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Harry Gamble
10 Seasons
34-55-2 (.385)
1971 2-7/1-6 (7th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.25 Lehigh W 28 14
10.2 Brown W 17 16
10.9 at Dartmouth L 3 19
10.16 Lafayette L 15 17
10.23 at Princeton L 0 31
10.30 Harvard L 27 28
11.6 at Yale L 14 24
11.13 at Columbia L 3 17
11.20 Cornell L 13 41
1972 6-3/4-3 (T-3rd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.29 Lafayette W 55 12
10.7 at Brown L 20 28
10.14 at Cornell L 20 24
10.21 at Lehigh W 30 27
10.28 Princeton W 15 10
11.4 at Harvard W 38 27
11.11 #20 Yale W 48 30
11.18 Columbia W 20 14
11.25 Dartmouth L 17 31
1973 6-3/5-2 (T-2nd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.29 at Lafayette L 14 16
10.6 Brown W 28 20
10.13 at Dartmouth W 22 16
10.19 Lehigh W 27 20
10.27 at Princeton W 24 0
11.3 Harvard L 30 34
11.10 at Yale L 21 24
11.17 at Columbia W 42 8
11.24 Cornell W 31 22
1974 6-2-1/4-2-1 (3rd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.27 Lehigh W 28 18
10.5 at Brown W 14 9
10.12 at Cornell T 28 28
10.19 at Lafayette W 37 7
10.26 Princeton W 20 18
11.2 at Harvard L 0 39
11.9 Yale L 12 37
11.16 Columbia W 21 3
11.23 Dartmouth W 27 20
1975 3-6/2-5 (T-6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.27 at Lehigh L 23 34
10.4 Brown L 8 17
10.11 at Dartmouth L 14 19
10.17 Lafayette W 13 0
10.25 at Princeton W 24 20
11.1 Harvard L 3 21
11.8 at Yale L 14 24
11.15 at Columbia L 25 28
11.22 Cornell W 27 21
1976 3-6/2-5 (T-5th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.18 at Dartmouth L 0 20
9.24 Lehigh L 20 24
10.2 Columbia L 10 14
10.9 at Brown W 7 6
10.16 at Lafayette W 15 14
10.23 Yale L 7 21
10.30 at Princeton W 10 9
11.6 Harvard L 8 20
11.13 at Cornell L 13 31
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1977 5-4/4-3 (T-3rd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.17 Cornell W 17 7
9.24 at Lehigh L 7 19
10.1 at Columbia L 18 30
10.8 Brown W 14 7
10.14 Lafayette W 42 7
10.22 at Yale L 21 27
10.29 Princeton W 21 10
11.5 at Harvard L 15 34
11.12 Dartmouth W 7 3
1978 2-6-1/1-5-1 (8th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.23 at Dartmouth L 21 31
9.29 Lehigh W 21 13
10.7 Columbia W 31 19
10.14 at Brown L 0 14
10.21 at Lafayette L 19 20
10.28 Yale T 17 17
11.4 at Princeton L 0 21
11.11 Harvard L 13 17
11.18 at Cornell L 17 35
1979 0-9/0-7 (8th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.22 Cornell L 13 52
9.29 at Lehigh L 7 31
10.6 at Columbia L 7 12
10.13 Brown L 18 24
10.19 Lafayette L 7 9
10.27 at Yale L 6 24
11.3 Princeton L 10 38
11.10 at Harvard L 26 41
11.17 Dartmouth L 6 20
1980 1-9/1-6 (7th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.20 at Dartmouth L 7 40
9.26 Lehigh L 6 35
10.4 Columbia W 24 13
10.11 at Brown L 22 42
10.18 at Lafayette L 0 3
10.25 Yale L 0 8
11.1 at Princeton L 21 28
11.8 Villanova L 3 34
11.15 Harvard L 17 28
11.22 at Cornell L 9 31
Jerry Berndt
5 Seasons
29-18-2 (.612)
1981 1-9/1-6 (t-7th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.19 Cornell W 29 22
9.26 at Lehigh L 0 58
10.3 at Columbia L 9 20
10.10 Brown L 24 26
10.24 at Yale L 3 24
10.31 Princeton L 30 38
11.7 Delaware L 6 40
11.14 at Harvard L 7 45
11.21 Dartmouth L 13 33
11.26 at Richmond L 12 18
1982 7-3/5-2 (T-1st)
Ivy League Co-Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.18 at Dartmouth W 21 0
9.25 Lehigh W 20 17
10.2 Columbia W 51 31
10.9 at Brown W 24 21
10.16 at Lafayette L 20 35
10.23 Yale W 27 14
10.30 at Princeton L 14 17
11.6 Colgate W 21 13
11.13 Harvard W 23 21
11.20 at Cornell L 0 23
1983 6-3-1/5-1-1 (T-1st)
Ivy League Co-Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.17 Cornell W 28 7
9.24 at Delaware L 7 40
9.30 Columbia W 35 10
10.8 Brown T 24 24
10.15 Lafayette W 28 20
10.22 at Yale W 17 0
10.29 Princeton W 28 27
11.5 Colgate L 20 34
11.12 at Harvard L 0 28
11.19 Dartmouth W 38 14
# = game played at Giants Stadium
1984 8-1/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.22 at Dartmouth W 55 24
9.29 Davidson W 19 14
10.6 Columbia W 35 7
10.13 at Brown W 41 14
10.20 at Army L 13 48
10.27 Yale W 34 21
11.3 at Princeton W 27 17
11.10 Harvard W 38 7
11.17 at Cornell W 24 0
1985 7-2-1/6-1 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.21 at Cornell W 10 6
9.28 Army L 3 41
10.5 at Columbia W 46 14
10.12 Brown W 17 14
10.19 at Davidson W 15 0
10.26 at Yale W 23 0
11.2 Princeton W 31 21
11.9 at Colgate T 27 27
11.16 at Harvard L 6 17
11.23 Dartmouth W 19 14
Ed Zubrow
3 Seasons
23-7 (.767)
1986 10-0/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.20 at Dartmouth W 21 7
9.27 Bucknell W 10 7
10.4 Columbia W 42 7
10.11 at Brown W 34 0
10.18 at Navy W 30 26
10.25 Yale W 24 6
11.1 at Princeton W 23 10
11.8 Lafayette W 42 14
11.15 Harvard W 17 10
11.22 at Cornell W 31 21
Final Ranking: NCAA - 7
1987 4-6/3-4 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.19 Cornell L 13 17
9.26 at Bucknell L 24 31
10.3 at Columbia W 23 0
10.10 Brown W 38 17
10.17 Navy L 28 38
10.24 at Yale L 22 28
10.31 Princeton L 7 17
11.7 at Lafayette W 23 14
11.14 at Harvard L 14 31
11.21 Dartmouth W 49 17

1988 9-1/6-1 (T-1st)
Ivy League Co-Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.17 at Dartmouth W 33 27
9.24 Bucknell W 38 35
10.1 Columbia W 24 10
10.8 at Brown W 10 0
10.15 Colgate W 33 22
10.22 Yale W 10 3
10.29 at Princeton W 31 23
11.5 at Lafayette W 31 17
11.12 Harvard W 52 13
11.19 at Cornell L 6 19
Final Ranking: NCAA - 14
Gary Steele
3 Seasons
9-21 (.300)
1989 4-6/2-5 (T-5th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.16 at Colgate L 14 21
9.23 Lafayette W 25 12
10.7 at Columbia W 24 21
10.14 Brown W 32 30
10.21 Bucknell W 25 24
10.28 at Yale L 22 23
11.4 Princeton L 8 30
11.11 at Harvard L 15 24
11.18 Dartmouth L 0 24
11.23 Cornell^ L 6 20
1990 3-7/3-4 (T-4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.15 at Dartmouth W 16 6
9.22 Holy Cross L 3 17
9.29 at Lafayette L 13 20
10.6 Lehigh L 16 22
10.13 Columbia W 21 6
10.20 at Brown L 17 24
10.27 Yale L 10 27
11.3 at Princeton L 20 34
11.10 Harvard W 24 20
11.17 at Cornell L 15 21
1991 2-8/2-5 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.21 Dartmouth L 15 21
9.28 at Holy Cross L 0 45
10.5 Lafayette L 12 20
10.12 at Columbia L 14 20
10.19 at Lehigh L 17 28
10.26 Brown W 28 19
11.2 at Yale L 12 31
11.9 Princeton L 12 17
11.16 at Harvard L 18 22
11.23 Cornell W 14 13
Al Bagnoli
23 Seasons
148-80 (.649)
1992 7-3/5-2 (3rd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.19 at Dartmouth L 17 36
9.26 Colgate W 24 0
10.3 at Fordham W 13 10
10.10 William & Mary L 19 21
10.17 Columbia W 34 21
10.24 at Brown W 38 0
10.31 Yale W 13 10
11.7 at Princeton L 14 20
11.14 Harvard W 21 19
11.21 at Cornell W 14 7
All-Time Year-by-Year
1993 10-0/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.18 Dartmouth W 10 6
9.25 at Bucknell W 42 12
10.2 Fordham W 34 30
10.9 at Colgate W 30 12
10..6 at Columbia W 36 7
10.23 Brown W 34 9
10.30 at Yale W 48 7
11.6 #16 Princeton W 30 14
11.13 at Harvard W 27 20
11.20 Cornell W 17 14
Final Ranking: TSN - 16
1994 9-0/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.17 Lafayette W 27 7
9.24 at Dartmouth W 13 11
10.8 Holy Cross W 59 8
10.15 Columbia W 12 3
10.22 at Brown W 24 0
10.29 Yale W 14 6
11.5 at Princeton W 33 19
11.12 Harvard W 33 0
11.19 at Cornell W 18 14
Final Ranking: TSN - 14
1995 7-3/5-2 (T-2nd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.16 Dartmouth W 20 12
9.23 at Lafayette W 28 8
9.30 Bucknell W 20 19
10.7 at Columbia L 14 24
10.14 at #18 William & Mary L 34 48
10.21 Brown W 58 21
10.28 at Yale W 16 6
11.4 Princeton L 9 22
11.11 at Harvard W 38 21
11.18 Cornell W 37 18
1996 5-5/3-4 (5th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.21 at Dartmouth L 22 24
9.28 Colgate W 38 7
10.5 at Bucknell (OT) W 30 21
10.12 Columbia L 19 20
10.19 Lehigh L 24 28
10.26 at Brown L 21 27
11.2 Yale W 20 3
11.9 at Princeton W 10 6
11.16 Harvard W 17 12
11.23 at Cornell L 21 24
1997 1-9/0-7% (8th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.20 Dartmouth L 15 23
9.27 at Bucknell L 16 20
10.4 Towson W 26 14
10.11 at Lehigh L 7 24
10.18 at Columbia %L 24 7
10.25 Brown %L 31 10
11.1 at Yale %L 26 7
11.8 Princeton %L 20 17
11.15 at Harvard L 0 33
11.22 Cornell %L 33 20
% - Per Ivy League rules, these five 1997 victories were
forfeited due to use of a player subsequently declared
ineligible.
Home of the 18-Time Ivy League Champions
1998 8-2/6-1 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.19 at Dartmouth W 17 14
9.26 Richmond L 18 34
10.3 Bucknell W 20 10
10.10 at Fordham W 34 31
10.17 Columbia W 20 0
10.24 at Brown L 51 58
10.31 Yale W 34 21
11.7 at Princeton W 27 14
11.14 Harvard W 41 10
11.21 at Cornell W 35 21
1999 5-5/4-3 (4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.18 Dartmouth
9.25 Villanova
W 17 6
L 6 34
10.2 Bucknell L 16 23
10.9 Fordham W 35 18
10.16 at Columbia W 41 17
10.23 Brown L 37 44
10.30 at Yale L 19 23
11.6 Princeton W 41 13
11.13 at Harvard W 21 17
11.20 Cornell L 12 20
2000 7-3/6-1 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.16 at #21 Lehigh L 10 17
9.23 Lafayette W 45 28
9.30 Dartmouth W 48 14
10.7 at Holy Cross L 17 34
10.14 Columbia W 43 25
10.21 at Yale L 24 27
10.28 Brown W 41 38
11.4 at Princeton W 40 24
11.11 Harvard W 36 35
11.18 at Cornell W 45 15
2001 8-1/6-1 (2nd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.22 at Lafayette W 37 0
9.29 at Dartmouth W 21 20
10.6 Holy Cross W 43 7
10.13 at Columbia 24/NR W 35 7
10.20 Yale 22/24 W 21 3
10.27 at Brown 20/19 W 27 14
11.3 Princeton 18/18 W 21 10
11.10 at #24 Harvard 19/19 L 21 28
11.17 Cornell NR/25 W 38 14
Final Ranking: TSN - 24, USA Today/ESPN - 24
2002 9-1/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.21 at Lafayette W 52 21
9.28 #4 Lehigh W 24 21
10.5 Dartmouth 23/23 W 49 14
10.10 at #6 Villanova 24/23 L 3 17
10.19 Columbia W 44 0
10.26 at Yale W 41 20
11.2 Brown 24/24 W 31 7
11.9 at Princeton 21/23 W 44 13
11.16 Harvard 17/18 W 44 9
11.23 at Cornell 16/17 W 31 0
Final Ranking: TSN – t-17, USA Today/ESPN - 17
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2003 10-0/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.20 Duquesne 23/NR W 51 10
9.27 at #19 Lehigh 21/22 W 31 24
10.4 at Dartmouth 15/17 W 33 20
10.11 Bucknell 15/15 W 14 13
10.18 at Columbia 15/16 W 31 7
10.25 Yale (OT) 13/14 W 34 31
11.1 at Brown 11/11 W 24 21
11.8 Princeton 9/12 W 37 7
11.15 at Harvard 8/9 W 32 24
11.22 Cornell 9/9 W 59 7
Final Ranking: TSN - 12, USA Today/ESPN - 12
2004 8-2/6-1 (2nd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.18 at San Diego 23/NR W 61 18
9.25 #11 Villanova 22/22 L 13 16
10.2 Dartmouth W 35 0
10.9 at Bucknell (2OT) W 32 25
10.16 Columbia 25/NR W 14 3
10.23 at Yale 21/22 W 17 7
10.30 Brown 22/22 W 20 16
11.6 at Princeton 20/19 W 16 15
11.13 #15 Harvard 17/17 L 10 31
11.20 at Cornell 22/22 W 20 14
Final Ranking: TSN - 21, USA Today/ESPN - 21
2005 5-5/3-4 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.17 Duquesne W 41 14
9.24 at Villanova1 L 24 28
10.1 at Dartmouth W 26 9
10.8 Bucknell W 53 7
10.15 at Columbia W 44 16
10.22 Yale W 38 21
10.29 at Brown 25/25 L 20 34
11.5 Princeton L 13 30
11.12 at Harvard L 3 29
11.19 Cornell L 7 16
1 = game played at Franklin Field
2006 5-5/3-4 (T-4th) 11.5 at Princeton L 0 28
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.15 at #22 Lafayette W 21 11
9.23 Villanova L 20 27
9.30 Dartmouth W 17 10
10.7 at Bucknell W 34 24
10.14 Columbia W 16 0
10.21 at Yale (OT) L 14 17
10.28 Brown (OT) L 27 30
11.4 at #23 Princeton (2OT) L 30 31
11.11 #17 Harvard W 22 13
11.18 at Cornell L 27 28
2007 4-6/3-4 (T-4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.15 #25/RV Lafayette L 7 8
9.22 at Villanova L 14 34
9.29 at Dartmouth L 13 21
10.6 Georgetown W 42 13
10.13 at Columbia W 59 28
10.20 #16/15 Yale (3OT) L 20 26
10.27 at Brown L 17 31
11.3 Princeton W 7 0
11.10 at Harvard L 7 23
11.17 Cornell W 45 9
2008 6-4/5-2 (T-3rd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.20 #19/19 Villanova (OT) L 14 20
9.27 at Lafayette L 17 24
10.4 Dartmouth W 23 10
10.11 at Georgetown W 27 7
10.18 Columbia W 15 10
10.25 at Yale W 9 7
11.1 Brown L 27 34
11.7 at Princeton W 14 9
11.15 #19/19 Harvard L 21 24
11.22 at Cornell W 23 6
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2009 8-2/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.19 #2/2 Villanova L 3 14
9.26 at Lafayette (OT) L 17 20
10.3 at Dartmouth W 30 24
10.10 Bucknell W 21 3
10.17 at Columbia W 27 13
10.24 Yale W 9 0
10.31 at Brown (OT) W 14 7
11.7 Princeton W 42 7
11.14 at Harvard W 17 7
11.21 Cornell 24/25 W 34 0
Final Ranking: TSN - 20, AFCA - 23
2010 9-1/7-0 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.18 Lafayette W 19 14
9.25 at #1/2 Villanova 24/NR L 10 22
10.2 Dartmouth (OT) W 35 28
10.9 at Bucknell W 31 10
10.16 Columbia 25/25 W 27 13
10.23 at Yale 20/23 W 27 20
10.30 Brown 21/21 W 24 7
11.6 at Princeton 18/19 W 52 10
11.13 Harvard 18/19 W 34 14
11.20 at Cornell 16/16 W 31 7
Final Ranking: TSN - 18, AFCA - 16
2011 5-5/4-3 (T-2nd)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.17 Lafayette L 12 37
9.24 at Villanova1 L 21 30
10.1 at Dartmouth W 22 20
10.8 Fordham W 35 20
10.15 at Columbia W 27 20
10.22 Yale W 37 25
10.29 at Brown L 0 6
11.5 Princeton W 37 9
11.12 at #18/14 Harvard L 20 37
11.19 Cornell L 38 48
1 = game played at Franklin Field
2012 6-4/6-1 (1st)
Ivy League Champions
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.15 at Lafayette L 21 28
9.22 Villanova L 8 24
9.29 at Dartmouth W 28 21
10.6 William & Mary L 28 34
10.13 Columbia W 24 20
 9.29 Dartmouth L 13 16
10.20 at Yale L 13 27
10.27 Brown W 20 17
11.3 at Princeton W 28 21
11.10 #25/16 Harvard W 30 21
11.17 at Cornell W 35 28
2013 4-6/3-4 (T-4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.21 Lafayette W 27 21
9.28 at #19/21 Villanova L 6 35
10.5 Dartmouth (4OT) W 37 31
10.12 at William &Mary L 14 27
10.19 at Columbia W 21 7
10.26 Yale W 28 17
11.2 at Brown L 0 27
11.9 Princeton L 26 38
11.16 at Harvard L 30 38
11.23 Cornell L 41 42
2014 2-8/2-5 (6th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.20 at Jacksonville L 31 34
9.27 #6/5 Villanova L 7 41
10.4 at Dartmouth L 13 31
10.11 at #14/18 Fordham L 22 60
10.18 Columbia W 31 7
10.25 at Yale L 21 43
11.1 Brown L 13 21
11.8 at Princeton L 17 22
11.15 #17/17 Harvard L 24 34
11.22 at Cornell W 34 26
Ray Priore
4 Seasons
26-14 (.650)
2015 7-3/6-1 (T-1st)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.19 at Lehigh L 21 42
9.24 at #4/5 Villanova W 24 13
10.3 Dartmouth L 20 41
10.10 #13/12 Fordham L 45 48
10.17 at Columbia W 42 7
10.23 Yale W 34 20
10.31 at Brown W 48 28
11.7 Princeton W 26 23
11.14 at #12/13 Harvard W 35 25
11.21 Cornell W 34 21
2016 7-3/6-1 (T-1st)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.19 Lehigh L 28 49
9.24 at Fordham L 17 31
9.30 at Dartmouth W 37 24
10.8 Central Conn. St. W 28 16
10.15 Columbia W 35 10
10.21 at Yale W 42 7
10.29 Brown W 21 14
11.11 #22/24 Harvard W 27 14
11.19 at Cornell W 41 20
2017 6-4/4-3 (4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.16 Ohio Dominican W 42 24
9.23 at Lehigh W 65 47
10.7 at Central Conn. St. L 21 42
10.14 at Columbia (OT) L 31 34
10.21 Yale L 19 24
10.28 at Brown W 17 7
11.4 Princeton W 38 35
11.11 at Harvard W 23 6
11.18 Cornell W 29 22
2018 6-4/3-4 (4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.15 Bucknell W 34 17
9.22 Lehigh W 30 10
9.29 at Dartmouth L 14 37
10.6 at Sacred Heart W 31 27
10.13 Columbia W 13 10
10.19 Yale L 10 23
10.27 at Brown W 13 7
11.2 at Cornell W 20 7
11.10 Harvard L 7 29
11.17 at #9/11 Princeton L 14 42
2019 5-5/3-4 (4th)
Date Opponent Rank W/L P O
9.21 at #20 Delaware L 27 28
9.28 at Lafayette W 28 24
10.4 Dartmouth L 15 28
10.12 Sacred Heart W 38 24
10.19 at Columbia L 6 44
10.26 at Yale L 41 46
11.2 Brown W 38 36
11.9 Cornell W 21 20
11.16 at Harvard W 24 20
11.23 Princeton L 7 28

2020
*The Ivy League announced on July 8 that no
intercollegiate competition would take place
in the 2020 fall semester due to the continued
coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.

Key and Notes

^ Thanksgiving Game
PMC - Pennsylvania Military Academy
* - Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia
AP - Associated Press
TSN - The Sports Network Media Poll
AFCA - American Football Coaches Association poll